Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year Troy Rallings, RP, WASH. Pac-12 Coach of the Year Bill Kinneberg, UTAH

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1 For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, June 8, 2016 Contact \\ Sean Collins 2016 PAC-12 BASEBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL W L Pct. GB W L Pct. L10 Streak Utah*^ L2 Washington^ L1 Arizona^^ W3 Oregon State W4 Arizona State^ L1 Stanford W3 USC W2 California W2 Oregon L3 UCLA L4 Washington State L2 * - Pac-12 Champion ^ - Competed in NCAA Baseball Championship Regional ^^ - Super Regional UPCOMING SCHEDULE Friday, June 10 No. 2 Arizona at No. 1 Mississippi State... 3 p.m. PT Game 1; ESPN2; Host - Mississippi State Saturday, June 11 No. 2 Arizona at No. 1 Mississippi State... 3 p.m. PT Game 2; ESPNU; Host - Mississippi State LAST WEEK S RESULTS June 3 Arizona 7, Sam Houston State 3 Gonzaga 5, Arizona State 1 Utah 6, Ole Miss 5 (10) UC Santa Barbara 3, Washington 2 (14) June 4 Arizona State 4, Oral Roberts 1 Boston College 4, Utah 3 Washington 9, Vanderbilt 8 June 5 Louisiana 10, Arizona 3 Arizona 6, Sam Houston State 5 TCU 8, Arizona State 1 Tulane 4, Utah 1 Xavier 7, Washington 5 June 6 Arizona 6, Louisiana 3 Arizona 3, Louisiana 1 Sunday, June 12 (If Necessary) No. 2 Arizona at No. 1 Mississippi State... 3 p.m. PT Game 3; ESPN2 or ESPNU; Host - Mississippi State Pac-12 Player of the Year Brett Cumberland, C, CAL PAC-12 YEARLY AWARDS Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year Troy Rallings, RP, WASH Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year Logan Ice, C, OSU Pac-12 Coach of the Year Bill Kinneberg, UTAH Pac-12 Freshman of the Year Nick Madrigal, 2B, OSU Pac-12 Players of the Week 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, Jr., UTAH Pac-12 Batting Champion David Oppenheim, DH, USC PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week 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

2 RANKINGS USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll (May 30) 1. Texas A&M 2. Florida 3. Miami (Fla.) 4. Mississippi State 5. Louisville 6. LSU 7. Ole Miss 8. Vanderbilt 9. TCU 10. Clemson 11. Texas Tech 11. Florida State 13. South Carolina 14. Virginia 15. Louisiana-Lafayette 16. Coastal Carolina 17. North Carolina State 18. Southern Mississippi 19. Florida Atlantic 20. Oklahoma State 21. Tulane 22. Bryant 23. UC Santa Barbara 24. Cal State Fullerton 25. Ohio State NCBWA Top 30 (June 8) 1. Texas A&M 2. Miami (Fla.) 3. Florida 4. Mississippi State 5. Louisville 6. LSU 7. TCU 8. Texas Tech 9. South Carolina 10. Florida State 11. Coastal Carolina 12. Oklahoma State 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. ARIZONA 15. Clemson 16. East Carolina 17. North Carolina State 18. Vanderbilt 19. Ole Miss 20. Boston College 21. Virginia 22. Louisiana-Lafayette 23. Tulane 24. Southern Mississippi 25. Dallas Baptist 26. Florida Atlantic 27. Louisiana Tech 28. Rice 29. Cal State Fullerton 30. Georgia Tech 2016 PAC-12 VS.: American Atlantic Coast Big East Big Ten Big Big West Colonial Conference USA Mid-American Mountain West Missouri Valley Southeastern Southland Sun Belt WAC WCC Total-All (.604) PAC-12 NOTES WEEKLY RECAP: Arizona is the lone Pac-12 representative remaining in the 2016 NCAA Baseball Championship. The Wildcats won four games at the Lafayette Regional to advance to the Super Regionals. Three of those wins came in 27 hours, playing double-headers on both June 5 and June 6. Arizona dropped the first game on the fifth to the host Louisiana-Lafayette but returned to beat Sam Houston State in an elimination game. Arizona then needed to beat the Ragin Cajuns twice on June 6 to advance and did just that. Arizona is back in the Super Regionals for the first time since 2012 when they claimed the NCAA Championship. ARIZONA STATE, UTAH and WASHINGTON were all eliminated before reaching the final of their respective regionals. NCAA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: Four Pac-12 baseball teams earned berths to the 2016 NCAA Baseball Championship. UTAH earned the Pac-12 s automatic bid while ARIZONA, ARIZONA STATE, and WASHINGTON earned at-large selections. The Pac-12 currently holds an all-time record of (.622) in the NCAA Baseball Championship, with 28 titles all-time, the latest coming from UCLA in Arizona earned its first trip to the NCAA Baseball Championship since they won the title in It is the program s 34th all-time appearance, the ninth-most in NCAA history (1954-present). The Wildcats, winners of 9 of their last 10 games, have been on a remarkable run of late. Dating back to May 19, the squad has traveled roughly 12,177 miles. They had a three-game series at Oregon, then flew to Tucson for a mid-week series against Abilene Christian. After that the team trekked to Hawaii to sweep the Rainbow Warriors. Following that, Arizona went to Lafayette and then right from there drove to Starkville for their upcoming matchup against No. 1 seed Mississippi State. The best-of-three series begins on Friday at 3 p.m. PT and will be broadcast live on ESPN2. The second game of the series will also start at 3 p.m. and will be shown on ESPNU. If necessary, game three will start at 3 p.m. PT and be broadcast on either ESPN2 or ESPNU. Utah, the 2016 Pac-12 Champions for the first time in program history, had a remarkable run in league play, with a record of (25-27 overall) to clinch the automatic bid. Its season ended in the Oxford Regional but not before it handed Ole Miss a loss in the opening game, winning 6-5 in 10 innings. The Utes then fell to Boston College, 4-3, on June 4 and to Tulane, 4-1, on June 5 to end their season. Arizona State earned its spot in the NCAA Baseball Championship for the fourth-straight year and the 39th time overall in program history, the fourth-most in NCAA history. The Sun Devils lost their opening game in the Fort Worth Regional, falling to Gonzaga, 5-1. They rebounded to beat Oral Roberts (4-1) and Gonzaga (6-3) before losing to the host, TCU, 8-1. Washington earned its second appearance in the last three years and the 10th all-time to the NCAA Baseball Championship. The Huskies dropped a heartbreaker in the opening game of the Nashville Regional, falling 3-2 in 14 innings to UC Santa Barbara. Against the host Vanderbilt in game two, the Huskies made a furious comeback and knocked out the Commodores with a 9-8 win. On June 5, Xavier beat Washington, 7-5. The 70th Men s College World Series begins play Saturday, June 18, at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha in Omaha, Neb. NUMBERS GAME: Arizona is tied for No. 34 in the country with 614 hits on the year. It is also tied for No. 17in the country in drawing walks at 290 and it is also tied for third in the country in sacrifice bunts with 77 on the year. Washington tops the league with 84 sacrifice bunts and is second in the nation... Five Pac-12 teams rank in the top 40 in the nation in WHIP with Arizona leading the way at No. 12 (1.21), Oregon State is No. 19 (1.23), Stanford is 31st (1.26), Washington is No. 37 (1.29) and Oregon is 38th (1.29) (WHIP is calculated by adding the number of walks and hits allowed and dividing this sum by the number of innings pitched). Zach Gibbons and Cody Ramer of Arizona are tied for the lead-league in hits with 90 on the season while Gibbons is second in batting average at 0.380, the No. 34 mark in the country... David Greer of Arizona State is tied for 13th in the nation with 23 doubles on the year... Jack Meggs of Washington has laid down 23 sacrifice bunts on the year which is the best mark in the nation... In 28 appearances and 61.0 innings of work, Washington s Troy Rallings has allowed only six earned runs, boasting an ERA of 0.89 which is second in the country. Rallings also has the nation s best WHIP rating at Rallings has now earned 31 saves over the course of his career which is tied for the fourth-best total in Conference history... Also in the top-15 in the country in WHIP is Nathan Bannister of Arizona who is 14th at Rallings is also tied for third in the nation in saves with 16. IN THE RANKINGS: In the latest NCBWA Top 30, Arizona is ranked at No. 14 to represent the Pac-12. COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Four student-athletes from the Pac-12 earned CoSIDA Academic All- Disrict honorees. In District 8, Stanford pitcher Andrew Summerville (So., 3.72 GPA, management, science & engineering major), Stanford infielder Tommy Edman (Jr., 3.84 GPA, computer science major), Oregon State infielder KJ Harrison (So., 3.39 GPA, pre-business major) and Oregon State outfielder Jack Anderson (Jr., 3.73 GPA, kinesiology major) represented the Pac-12. PAC-12 IN THE MAJORS: At the start of the Major League Baseball season, 41 former Pac-12 players made the opening day rosters while 10 coaches are in MLB dugouts. With representation from 10 of the 11 teams, Arizona State leads the way with 12 former players currently in the league. CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS: The Pac-12 has now won 488 national titles all-time, by far the most of any conference in the country and 10 this year. No other conference in the country has more than five this year up to this point. The Conference has claimed titles in men s soccer (Stanford), men s and women s water polo (UCLA - men, USC - women), men s and women s indoor track and field (Oregon both), beach volleyball (USC), women s tennis (Stanford), men s and women s golf (Oregon - men, Washington - women) and women s rowing (California). PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // June 8,

3 RANKINGS Baseball America Top 25 (May 30) 1. Texas A&M 2. Florida 3. Miami (Fla.) 4. Mississippi State 5. LSU 6. Ole Miss 7. Louisville 8. Texas Tech 9. Clemson 10. TCU 11. Virginia 12. Vanderbilt 13. Florida State 14. South Carolina 15. Coastal Carolina 16. Tulane 17. Florida Atlantic 18. Southern Mississippi 19. Louisiana-Lafayette 20. Bryant 21. Cal State Fullerton 22. North Carolina State 23. Ohio State 24. Oklahoma State 25. Dallas Baptist Collegiate Baseball Top 30 (June 8) 1. Texas A&M 2. Florida 3. Miami (Fla.) 4. Mississippi State 5. Louisville 6. South Carolina 7. Texas Tech 8. LSU 9. Florida State 10. TCU 11. Coastal Carolinla 12. Oklahoma State 13. ARIZONA 14. UC Santa Barbara 15. East Carolina 16. Boston College 17. Virginia 18. Clemson 19. Louisiana-Lafayette 20. North Carolina State 21. Xavier 22. WASHINGTON 23. Vanderbilt 24. Dallas Baptist 25. Tulane 26. South Alabama 27. Southern Mississippi 28. Cal State Fullerton 29. ARIZONA STATE 30. Rice Baseball America Preseason All-Americans First Team KJ Harrison, OSU, 1B Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ, 3B/RHP Second Team Daulton Jefferies, CAL, RHP Third Team Tommy Edman, STAN, 2B Colby Woodmansee, ASU, SS Cal Quantrill, STAN, RHP NCBWA Preseason All-Americans First Team Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ, 3B/RHP Second Team KJ Harrison, OSU, 1B Stephen Nogosek, ORE, RP Third Team Daulton Jefferies, CAL, SP Griffin Canning, UCLA, SP Matt Krook, ORE, SP Louisville Slugger Preseason All-Americans Second Team Daulton Jefferies, CAL, RHP Ian Hamilton, WSU, RHP KJ Harrison, OSU, 1B Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ, 3B/RHP Colby Woodmansee, ASU, SS Third Team Matt Krook, ORE, LHP Cal Quantrill, STAN, RHP Collegiate Baseball National Players of the Week David Peterson, ORE, LHP - March 7 Ryan Hingst, ASU, RHP - March 29 Brett Cumberland, CAL, C - April 4 Kevin Ginkel, ARIZ, RHP - May 2 Cole Irvin, ORE, LHP - May 2 NCBWA National Players of the Week Ryan Hingst, ASU, RHP - March Teaching Professional of The Year by Collegiate Baseball John Savage, UCLA NATIONAL HONORS John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Semifinalist Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ, 3B/RHP NCBWA Stopper of the Year Finalist Troy Rallings, WASH USA Baseball Golden Spikes Semifinalists Brett Cumberland, CAL Troy Rallings, WASH Louisville Slugger All-Americans First Team Troy Rallings, WASH, RP Second Team Seth Martinez, ASU, SP Nathan Bannister, ARIZ, SP Bryce Fehmel, OSU, SP Third Team Stephen Nogosek, ORE, RP Brett Cumberland, CAL, C David Greer, ASU, 1B Colby Woodmansee, ASU, SS Freshman Tristan Beck, STAN, SP Kyle Molnar, UCLA, SP Bryce Fehmel, OSU, RP* Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B DaShawn Keirsey, UTAH, OF * - Freshman Relief Pitcher of The Year Baseball America All-Americans First Team Troy Rallings, WASH, RP Third Team David Oppenheim, USC, OF Brett Cumberland, CAL, DH PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // June 8,

4 PAC-12 DIRECTORY Pac-12 Conference ( ) Sean Facebook: Pac-12 Arizona ( ) Adam Gonzales... Daniel Berk... Facebook: Arizona Baseball Arizona State ( ) Thomas Lenneberg... Facebook: Sun Devil Baseball California ( ) Jordan Stepp... Facebook: Cal Baseball Oregon ( ) Todd Miles... Facebook: Oregon Ducks Baseball Oregon State ( ) Hank Hager... Facebook: Oregon State Baseball Stanford ( ) Eric Dolan... Facebook: Stanford Baseball UCLA ( ) Evan Facebook: UCLA Baseball USC ( ) Rachel Facebook: USC Trojans- Official Page Utah ( ) Brooke Frederickson... Facebook: Utah Baseball Washington ( ) Brian Tom... Facebook: Washington Husky Baseball Washington State ( ) Bobby Facebook: Washington State University Baseball PAC-12 BASEBALL LEGACY NCAA Championships 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, 1998 PAC-12 COACHES PICK OREGON STATE 2016 FAVORITE SAN FRANCISCO - In a polling of the Pac-12 baseball coaches, OREGON STATE has been selected as the preseason favorite to win the Conference title this season. The Beavers received nine of 10 possible first-place votes and tallied 98 total points. UCLA, the defending Pac-12 Champions, were picked to finish second overall with 89 points and received one first place vote. CALIFORNIA also received one firstplace voted and tallied 84 points in third place. ORE- GON was picked to finish in fourth place with 71 points. USC totaled 67 points to round out the top five. ARIZONA STATE finished sixth in the polling, picking up 50 points and right behind them was STANFORD with 49 points in seventh. WASHING- TON took the eighth spot with 34 points and ARIZONA tallied 31 points in ninth place. WASHINGTON STATE was tabbed to finish in 10th place with 17 points while UTAH totaled 15 points in 11th. PAC-12 MEDIA CENTER 2016 Pac-12 Coaches Poll 1. Oregon State (9) UCLA (1) California (1) Oregon USC Arizona State Stanford Washington Arizona Washington State Utah 15 Media can obtain weekly press releases, updated statistics, and more at com/content/media-center. Those media members who would like to receive the weekly Pac-12 baseball release and other pertinent Pac-12 information via , please provide your address to Sean Collins (scollins@pac-12.org) and I will include it on our weekly distribution list. You can follow the Pac-12 throughout the year on Twitter (@Pac12) and Facebook (Pac12) PAC-12 NETWORK: The Pac-12 Networks fourth season of live baseball telecasts kicks off on March 5 with Stanford hosting Vanderbilt. The Networks will televise 101 games in An additional two games will air live on ESPNU. SPORTS REPORT: Every Monday night, Sports Report, with hosts Mike Yam and Ashley Adamson, will recap the week of Pac-12 sports. PAC-12 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION #100Pac12: The Pac-12 Conference is set to celebrate 100 years of excellence. The yearlong celebration of the Conference centennial, including marking the date of the official formation 100 years ago on December 2, will kick off with the start of the football season and continue throughout the academic year. The Conference s storied history dates back 100 years to Dec. 2, 1915 when four schools - the University of California, Oregon Agricultural College (now Oregon State University), the University of Oregon and the University of Washington - gathered at the historic Imperial Hotel in Portland, Ore., to form the Pacific Coast Conference. Since that day, the Conference has been known for its widespread excellence on the field, in the classroom, and with the contributions its graduates make in the world. No other Conference can match the collective achievements and distinctions accomplished over the last century. PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // June 8,

5 PAC-12 BASEBALL ON MLB OPENING DAY ARIZONA (3) Joey Rickard Baltimore Orioles Mark Melancon Pittsburgh Pirates Nick Hundley Colorado Rockies ARIZONA STATE (12) Austin Barnes Los Angeles Dodgers Tony Barnette Texas Rangers Jake Barrett Arizona Diamondbacks Kole Calhoun Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Andre Ethier Los Angeles Dodgers Ian Kinsler Detroit Tigers Jason Kipnis Cleveland Indians Mike Leake St. Louis Cardinals Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox Andrew Romine Detroit Tigers Eric Sogard Oakland Athletics Brett Wallace San Diego Padres CALIFORNIA (3) Tyson Ross - San Diego Padres Marcus Semien - Oakland Athletics Mark Canha - Oakland Athletics OREGON STATE (4) Jacoby Ellsbury New York Yankees Michael Conforto New York Mets Josh Osich San Francisco Giants Darwin Barney Toronto Blue Jays STANFORD (6) Jed Lowrie Oakland Athletics Stephen Piscotty St. Louis Cardinals Drew Storen Toronto Blue Jays Jason Castro Houston Astros Sam Fuld Oakland Athletics Colin Walsh Milwaukee Brewers UCLA (5) Trevor Bauer Cleveland Indians Trevor Brown San Francisco Giants Gerrit Cole Pittsburgh Pirates Brandon Crawford San Francisco Giants Chase Utley Los Angeles Dodgers USC (4) Brad Boxberger Tampa Bay Rays Ian Kennedy Kansas City Royals Lucas Duda New York Mets Tommy Milone Minnesota Twins UTAH (1) CJ Cron Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim WASHINGTON (2) Jake Lamb - Arizona Diamondbacks Nick Hagadone - Cleveland Indians WASHINGTON STATE (1) Adam Conley Miami Marlins PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll/NCBWA Poll ARIZ ASU CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE NR/NR NR/NR 12/11 17/15 8/5 NR/NR 9/9 20/18 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Feb. 22 X/NR X/NR X/17 X/11 X/7 X/30 X/15 X/29 X/NR X/NR X/NR Feb. 29 X/NR X/NR X/13 X/15 X/4 X/NR X/20 X/30 X/NR X/NR X/NR Mar. 7 NR/NR NR/NR 12/12 10/8 4/4 NR/NR 20/19 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Mar. 14 NR/NR 25/NR 14/13 18/16 5/5 NR/NR NR/23 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Mar. 21 NR/NR NR/NR 20/18 NR/NR 3/3 NR/NR 23/21 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Mar. 28 NR/NR NR/NR 13/12 NR/30 7/8 NR/NR NR/29 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR April 4 X/NR X/NR X/10 X/NR X/11 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR April 11 NR/NR NR/NR 11/17 NR/NR 9/10 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR April 18 NR/NR NR/NR 18/18 NR/NR 12/12 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR April 25 NR/27 NR/NR NR/24 NR/NR 11/12 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR May 2 NR/29 NR/NR NR/24 NR/NR 13/12 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR May 9 20/25 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 24/17 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/30 NR/NR May 16 NR/29 NR/30 NR/NR NR/NR NR/24 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR May 23 NR/NR NR/28 NR/NR NR/NR NR/24 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR May 30 NR/29 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/24 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR June 8 X/14 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // June 8,

6 PAC-12 BASEBALL TELEVISION SCHEDULE The Pac-12 Networks fourth season of live baseball telecasts kicks off on March 5 with Stanford hosting Vanderbilt. The Networks will televise 101 games in An additional two games will air live on ESPNU. All games listed in Pacific Time. Sat., March 5...Vanderbilt at Stanford...1 p.m. Sun., March 6...Vanderbilt at Stanford...1 p.m. Sun., March 6...USC vs. UCLA (Dodger Stadium)...3 p.m. Tue., March 15...Meiji Univ. (Tokyo) at Arizona State... 6:30 p.m. Thu., March 17...California at USC...7 p.m. Fri., March 18...Washington State at UCLA...4 p.m. Fri., March 18...Utah at Oregon...7 p.m. Fri., March 18...California at USC...7 p.m. Sun., March 20...Washington State at UCLA...12 p.m. Sun., March 20...Utah at Oregon...12 p.m. Mon., March 21...Cal State Fullerton at USC...6 p.m. Thu., March 24...Oregon at Washington...7 p.m. Fri., March 25...Oregon at Washington...7 p.m. Sat., March 26...Oregon at Washington...3 p.m. Mon., March 28...Gonzaga at Washington...5 p.m. Tue., March 29...Cal State Fullerton at UCLA...6 p.m. Tue., March 29...San Francisco at California...7 p.m. Thu., March 31...Arizona State at Washington State...7 p.m. Fri., April 1...Washington at Oregon State...3 p.m. Fri., April 1...USC at Stanford...7 p.m. Fri., April 1...Arizona State at Washington State...7 p.m. Sat., April 2...USC at Stanford...1 p.m. Sat., April 2...Arizona State at Washington State...1 p.m. Sat., April 2...Washington at Oregon State...4 p.m. Sun., April 3...Washington at Oregon State...4 p.m. Sun., April 3...USC at Stanford...4 p.m. Tue., April 5...Stanford at California...7 p.m. Thu., April 7...Stanford at UCLA...7 p.m. Fri., April 8...Washington at Arizona State...3:30 p.m. Fri., April 8...Stanford at UCLA...7 p.m. Sat., April 9...Washington at Arizona State...3:30 p.m. Sat., April 9...Stanford at UCLA...4:30 p.m. Sun., April 10...Washington at Arizona State...12 p.m. Tue., April 12...Arizona at Arizona State...7 p.m. Thu., April 14...Oregon State at Washington State...7 p.m. Fri., April 15...Oregon State at Washington State...4 p.m. Fri., April 15...UC Riverside at Utah...6 p.m. Fri., April 15...UCLA at Washington...7 p.m. Fri., April 15...California at Arizona State...7 p.m. Sat., April 16...California at Arizona State...12 p.m. Sat., April 16...UCLA at Washington...1 p.m. Sat., April 16...UC Riverside at Utah...6 p.m. Sat., April 16...Stanford at Arizona...7 p.m. Sun., April 17...Stanford at Arizona...1 p.m. Sun., April 17...UC Riverside at Utah...1 p.m. Mon., April 18...Oregon State at Oregon...6 p.m. Tue., April 19...Utah Valley at Utah...5 p.m. Tue., April 19...Stanford at California...7 p.m. Thu., April 21...Oregon at UCLA...7 p.m. Fri., April 22...Oregon at UCLA...7 p.m. Sat., April 23...Oregon at UCLA...1 p.m. PAC-12 NETWORKS SCHEDULE Tue., April 26...Seattle at Washington...5 p.m. Tue., April 26...Arizona at Arizona State...7 p.m. Wed., April 27...Oregon State at Oregon...7 p.m. Thu., April 28...Arizona at USC...7 p.m. Fri., April 29...Arizona at USC...7 p.m. Sat., April 30...Arizona at USC...2 p.m. Thu., May 5...California at Stanford...7 p.m. Fri., May 6...Oregon State at Arizona...7 p.m. Fri., May 6...California at Stanford...7 p.m. Sat., May 7...Oregon State at Arizona...7 p.m. Sat., May 7...Utah at Washington State...7 p.m. Sat., May 7...California at Stanford...7 p.m. Sun., May 8...Oregon State at Arizona...12 p.m. Sun., May 8...Utah at Washington State...4 p.m. Mon., May 9...Utah at Washington Staet...7 p.m. Fri., May 13...Washington State at Washington...7 p.m. Fri., May 13...USC at UCLA...7 p.m. Sat., May 14...Washington State at Washington...4 p.m. Sat., May 14...USC at UCLA...7 p.m. Sat., May 14...Arizona State at Arizona...7 p.m. Sun., May 15...Washington State at Washington...12 p.m. Sun., May 15...Arizona State at Arizona...3 p.m. Sun., May 15...Oregon at Oregon State...3 p.m. Sun., May 15...USC at UCLA...6 p.m. Tue., May 17...BYU at Utah...6 p.m. Fri., May 20...Arizona at Oregon...4 p.m. Fri., May 20...Oregon State at USC...7 p.m. Sat., May 21...Oregon State at USC...1 p.m. Sat., May 21...Arizona at Oregon...4 p.m. Sat., May 21...Utah at California...7 p.m. Sat., May 21...Arizona State at UCLA...7 p.m. Sun., May 22...Arizona at Oregon...12 p.m. Sun., May 22...Oregon State at USC...12 p.m. Sun., May 22...Arizona State at UCLA...3 p.m. Sun., May 22...Utah at California...6 p.m. Mon., May 23...Utah at California...7 p.m. Thu., May 26...Oregon at Stanford...7 p.m. Fri., May 27...Washington at Utah a.m. Fri., May 27...California at Washington State...4 p.m. Fri., May 27...UCLA at Oregon State...4 p.m. Fri., May 27...Oregon at Stanford...7 p.m. Fri., May 27...USC at Arizona State...7 p.m. Sat., May 28...Washington at Utah a.m. Sat., May 28...Oregon at Stanford...1 p.m. Sat., May 28...California at Washington State...4 p.m. Sat., May 28...UCLA at Oregon State...4 p.m. Sat., May 28...USC at Arizona State...7 p.m. Sun., May 29...UCLA at Oregon State a.m. Sun., May 29...Washington at Utah a.m. Sun., May 29...USC at Arizona State...2 p.m. Sun., May 29...California at Washington State...2 p.m. ESPN SCHEDULE Fri., May 13...Oregon at Oregon State... 7:30 p.m. (ESPNU) Sat., May 14...Oregon at Oregon State... 7 p.m. (ESPNU) PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // June 8,

7 STANDINGS (as of Jun 07, 2016) Pac-12 Overall Team W L T Pct W L T Pct Last 10 Streak Utah L 2 Washington L 1 Arizona W 3 Oregon State W 4 Arizona State L 1 Stanford W 3 USC W 2 California W 2 Oregon L 3 UCLA L 4 Washington State L 2

8 Pac-12 Leaders Summary as of Jun 07, 2016 (All games) TEAM BATTING g avg ab r h 2b 3b hr bb so sb-att USC California Arizona Washington Oregon State Utah Arizona State Stanford UCLA Washington State Oregon Totals TEAM PITCHING g era w l sv ip h r er bb so Stanford California Arizona Oregon State Oregon Washington Arizona State USC UCLA Utah Washington State Totals TEAM FIELDING g po a e pct dp pb sba-att Stanford California Arizona Washington USC Oregon UCLA Arizona State Oregon State Washington State Utah Totals INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.7 AB/Team game g avg ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr bb Oppenheim, David-USC Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Martinez, Jeremy-USC Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Stemp, Trek-WSU Cumberland, Brett-CAL Greer,David-ASU Donahue, Christian-OSU Kranson, Mitchell-CAL Madrigal, Nick-OSU Scaggari, Cody-UTAH Persico, Luke-UCLA Rios, Frankie-USC Shaps,Andrew-ASU Jordan, Levi-WASH INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game app era w-l sv ip h r er bb so Rallings, Troy-WASH Hock, Colton-STAN Fehmel, Bryce-OSU Walker, Ryan-WSU Beck, Tristan-STAN Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Martinez,Seth-ASU Cloney, JC-ARIZ Rose, Jayson-UTAH Summerville, Andrew-STAN HITS Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 90 Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 90 Martinez, Jeremy-USC 80 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 78 Greer,David-ASU 77 RUNS SCORED Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 56 Grebeck, Austin-ORE 53 Greer,David-ASU 49 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 48 Harrison, KJ-OSU 48 RUNS BATTED IN Cumberland, Brett-CAL 51 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 48 Balta, A.J.-ORE 47 Harrison, KJ-OSU 47 Robinson, Timmy-USC 46 DOUBLES Greer,David-ASU 23 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 21 Martinez, Jeremy-USC 18 Robinson, Timmy-USC 18 5 tied with 15 double(s) TRIPLES Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 8 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 7 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 7 Canning,Gage-ASU 6 5 tied with 5 triple(s) HOME RUNS Cumberland, Brett-CAL 16 Harrison, KJ-OSU 10 Balta, A.J.-ORE 9 Ramirez, AJ-USC 9 4 tied with 8 home run(s) TOTAL BASES Greer,David-ASU 128 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 126 Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 126 Cumberland, Brett-CAL 122 Martinez, Jeremy-USC 120 STOLEN BASES sb-att Oliva, Jared-ARIZ Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Stemp, Trek-WSU Peterson, Kort-UCLA Shirer, Dugan-WSU STRIKEOUTS ip so Rose, Jayson-UTAH Canning, Griffin-UCLA Martinez,Seth-ASU Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Irvin, Cole-ORE

9 Pac-12 Batting Leaders (as of Jun 07, 2016) (All games) Hitting minimums AB/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Batting avg 1. USC California Arizona Washington Oregon State Utah Arizona State Stanford UCLA Washington State Oregon. 232 Runs scored 1. Arizona California Oregon State USC Arizona State Utah Washington Oregon UCLA Stanford Washington State 235 Doubles 1. Arizona Arizona State California USC Washington Oregon State 92 Stanford Utah Oregon UCLA Washington State 70 Total bases 1. Arizona California USC Arizona State Washington Oregon State Utah Stanford UCLA Oregon Washington State 569 Walks 1. Arizona Oregon Washington UCLA USC Oregon State Utah Arizona State California Stanford Washington State 162 Slugging pct 1. California USC Arizona Oregon State Washington Arizona State Utah Stanford UCLA Oregon Washington State. 321 Hits 1. Arizona USC California Arizona State Washington Utah Oregon State UCLA Stanford Washington State Oregon 413 Triples 1. Oregon State Arizona UCLA 20 California Arizona State Stanford USC Oregon 11 Washington Utah Washington State 6 Total plate appearances 1. Arizona Arizona State Washington UCLA USC California Oregon State Utah Oregon Washington State Stanford 2046 Hit by pitch 1. Utah UCLA California Oregon Oregon State Washington USC 45 Washington State Arizona Arizona State 33 Stanford 33 On base pct 1. Arizona USC Utah Washington California Oregon State UCLA Oregon Arizona State Stanford Washington State. 323 Runs batted in 1. Arizona California Oregon State USC Arizona State Utah Washington Oregon UCLA Stanford Washington State 211 Home runs 1. California USC Washington Arizona State Stanford Utah Oregon Oregon State Arizona Washington State UCLA 14 At bats 1. Arizona Arizona State USC Washington California UCLA Utah Oregon State Stanford Oregon Washington State 1770 Strikeouts 1. Arizona State Washington State Washington Arizona Oregon UCLA California USC Utah Oregon State Stanford 294

10 Sac bunts 1. Washington Arizona UCLA Oregon State 51 Oregon Stanford Washington State USC 42 California Utah Arizona State 25 Caught stealing 1. Utah USC Arizona UCLA 25 Oregon Arizona State 23 Washington State California Washington Oregon State Stanford 10 Sac flies 1. Oregon State Arizona USC Arizona State Washington Washington State 21 Stanford UCLA Utah California 18 Oregon 18 Steal attempts 1. Arizona Utah Washington State Oregon UCLA USC Arizona State California Oregon State Washington Stanford 32 Stolen bases 1. Arizona Washington State Utah Oregon UCLA USC Arizona State California Oregon State Washington Stanford 22 Grounded into DP 1. USC Utah Washington Oregon State 30 Arizona Arizona State 28 UCLA Washington State California Stanford 21 Oregon 21

11 Pac-12 Pitching Leaders (as of Jun 07, 2016) (All games) Hitting minimums AB/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Earned run avg 1. Stanford California Arizona Oregon State Oregon Washington Arizona State USC UCLA Utah Washington State Batters struck out 1. Oregon 438 Arizona State Arizona UCLA USC Oregon State 383 Utah Washington Stanford California Washington State 341 Losses 1. Washington State UCLA Utah USC Oregon Washington 23 Arizona State 23 Stanford Arizona 21 California Oregon State 19 Sac bunts allowed 1. UCLA Oregon State Oregon 48 Stanford USC 47 Washington State Utah Washington 43 Arizona Arizona State California 32 Runs allowed 1. Stanford California Oregon State Oregon Arizona Washington USC Arizona State UCLA Utah Washington State 327 Opposing bat avg 1. Oregon State Stanford Arizona Oregon Washington California USC Arizona State Washington State UCLA Utah. 280 Batters SO out looking 1. Arizona State Oregon Arizona Washington Oregon State Utah USC Stanford UCLA California Washington State 87 Saves 1. Washington Oregon Arizona State California 15 Oregon State USC 14 Arizona Stanford 11 Utah UCLA Washington State 9 Sac flies allowed 1. Washington State Arizona State California UCLA Oregon State Utah Arizona 14 Oregon 14 Stanford USC Washington 11 Earned runs allowed 1. California Stanford Oregon State Oregon Arizona Washington USC Arizona State Utah UCLA Washington State 276 Innings pitched 1. Arizona Arizona State Washington USC UCLA Oregon Stanford Utah Oregon State California Washington State Wins 1. Arizona Arizona State Oregon State Washington California Stanford Oregon USC Utah UCLA Washington State 19 Runners picked off 1. Arizona Utah Oregon 10 Stanford Oregon State 9 6. Arizona State 6 7. USC 4 Washington State 4 9. UCLA 2 California 2 Washington 2 Hits allowed 1. Oregon State 412 Stanford California Oregon Washington State Washington Arizona USC UCLA Utah Arizona State 543 Walks allowed 1. Oregon State Arizona Washington Oregon 196 California Stanford 197 UCLA Utah USC Arizona State Washington State 262

12 Doubles allowed 1. Oregon State Stanford California Oregon Washington State USC Arizona Utah 95 UCLA Washington Arizona State 109 Wild pitches 1. Utah Washington State Stanford USC UCLA Oregon Oregon State 39 Arizona State California Arizona Washington 28 Intentional BB allowed 1. Arizona Washington Oregon 9 4. Arizona State 8 5. Oregon State 7 6. Washington State 6 7. USC 5 8. Utah 4 9. California Stanford 2 Triples allowed 1. California 4 2. Oregon 9 3. Washington 11 Arizona 11 Stanford 11 UCLA Oregon State USC Washington State Utah Arizona State 25 Balks 1. UCLA 9 2. Arizona State 7 Oregon 7 4. Oregon State 6 5. Washington State 5 Washington 5 7. USC 4 Stanford 4 Utah Arizona 3 Home runs allowed 1. Stanford Oregon State Arizona State Utah Washington State Oregon California USC Arizona 34 Washington UCLA 38 Hit batters 1. Oregon Arizona UCLA Arizona State 58 Washington State Washington USC Utah Stanford Oregon State California 16

13 Pac-12 Fielding Leaders (as of Jun 07, 2016) (All games) Pitching minimums IP/Game Fielding pct 1. Stanford California Arizona Washington USC Oregon UCLA Arizona State Oregon State Washington State Utah. 967 Assists 1. Arizona Washington Utah Washington State Oregon 613 USC Oregon State Arizona State California UCLA Stanford 544 Stolen bases against 1. Utah UCLA Washington State 44 Stanford Arizona State California Arizona USC Washington Oregon Oregon State 26 Passed balls 1. Oregon UCLA California 18 Stanford Utah Washington State Arizona 10 Arizona State Washington USC Oregon State 2 Chances 1. Arizona Arizona State Washington USC Oregon Utah UCLA Washington State Oregon State California Stanford 2025 Errors 1. Utah Washington State Arizona State Oregon State 59 UCLA Arizona Oregon 55 Washington 55 USC California Stanford 35 Caught stealing by 1. Arizona State USC California 26 Oregon State Utah Arizona Washington State Stanford UCLA Oregon Washington 11 Catchers interference 1. Washington 2 2. USC 1 Arizona State 1 Arizona 1 Washington State 1 UCLA 1 Putouts 1. Arizona Arizona State Washington USC UCLA Oregon Stanford Oregon State Utah California Washington State 1402 Fielding double plays 1. California Utah Washington Washington State 45 Oregon Stanford Arizona 41 Arizona State USC Oregon State UCLA 35 Steal attempts against 1. Utah UCLA Arizona State California Washington State Stanford Arizona USC Oregon State Oregon Washington 41

14 Pac-12 Batting Leaders (as of Jun 07, 2016) (All games) Hitting minimums AB/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Batting avg 1. Oppenheim, David-USC Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Martinez, Jeremy-USC Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Stemp, Trek-WSU Cumberland, Brett-CAL Greer,David-ASU Donahue, Christian-OSU Kranson, Mitchell-CAL. 333 Madrigal, Nick-OSU Scaggari, Cody-UTAH. 330 Runs scored 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Grebeck, Austin-ORE Greer,David-ASU Harrison, KJ-OSU 48 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Cumberland, Brett-CAL Ice, Logan-OSU Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 40 Tenerowicz, Robbie-CAL 40 Hubbs, MJ-WASH 40 Doubles 1. Greer,David-ASU Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Martinez, Jeremy-USC 18 Robinson, Timmy-USC Halamandaris, Nick-CAL 15 Kranson, Mitchell-CAL 15 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 15 Diekroeger, Mikey-STAN 15 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU tied at Slugging pct 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL Greer,David-ASU Martinez, Jeremy-USC Ice, Logan-OSU Harrison, KJ-OSU Oppenheim, David-USC Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Ramirez, AJ-USC Scaggari, Cody-UTAH Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Baker, Chris-WASH. 491 Hits 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 90 Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Martinez, Jeremy-USC Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Greer,David-ASU Oppenheim, David-USC Persico, Luke-UCLA Kranson, Mitchell-CAL Baker, Chris-WASH 68 Shaps,Andrew-ASU Scaggari, Cody-UTAH 67 Triples 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 8 2. Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 7 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 7 4. Canning,Gage-ASU 6 5. Peterson, Kort-UCLA 5 Donahue, Christian-OSU 5 Ice, Logan-OSU 5 Morrison, Trever-OSU 5 Madrigal, Nick-OSU tied at... 4 On base pct 1. Oppenheim, David-USC Cumberland, Brett-CAL Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Martinez, Jeremy-USC Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Greer,David-ASU Ice, Logan-OSU Naff, John-WASH Peterson, Kort-UCLA Filia, Eric-UCLA Carroll, Dallas-UTAH. 409 Runs batted in 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Balta, A.J.-ORE 47 Harrison, KJ-OSU Robinson, Timmy-USC Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 44 Ramirez, AJ-USC Halamandaris, Nick-CAL 43 Greer,David-ASU Martinez, Jeremy-USC Brodey, Quinn-STAN 41 Home runs 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL Harrison, KJ-OSU Ramirez, AJ-USC 9 Balta, A.J.-ORE 9 5. Greer,David-ASU 8 Robinson, Timmy-USC 8 Zawada,Sebastian-ASU 8 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU tied at... 7 Total bases 1. Greer,David-ASU Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 126 Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Cumberland, Brett-CAL Martinez, Jeremy-USC Baker, Chris-WASH Harrison, KJ-OSU 105 Robinson, Timmy-USC Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Scaggari, Cody-UTAH Kranson, Mitchell-CAL 101 Sac bunts 1. Meggs, Jack-WASH Brady, KJ-WASH Bono, Christoph-UCLA 12 Urabe, Brett-UCLA 12 Boyd, Louis-ARIZ Grebeck, Austin-ORE 11 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 11 Hoerner, Nico-STAN 11 Behnke, Justin-ARIZ tied at Walks 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Grebeck, Austin-ORE Filia, Eric-UCLA Oppenheim, David-USC Cumberland, Brett-CAL 38 Greer,David-ASU Ice, Logan-OSU Behnke, Justin-ARIZ 36 Peterson, Kort-UCLA Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ tied at Sac flies 1. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 8 2. Brodey, Quinn-STAN 7 Serven,Brian-ASU 7 4. Kranson, Mitchell-CAL 6 Balta, A.J.-ORE 6 Ice, Logan-OSU 6 7. Robinson, Timmy-USC 5 Morrison, Trever-OSU 5 Filia, Eric-UCLA 5 Stephens, Brett-UCLA 5 Salazar, Cesar-ARIZ 5 Hit by pitch 1. Davis, Kody-UTAH 18 Pearson, Devin-CAL Martinez, Jeremy-USC Peterson, Kort-UCLA 14 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH Harrison, KJ-OSU 11 Bono, Christoph-UCLA Diekroeger, Mikey-STAN 10 Cumberland, Brett-CAL Breshears, Carson-ORE 9 Urabe, Brett-UCLA 9 Stolen bases 1. Oliva, Jared-ARIZ Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 12 Stemp, Trek-WSU 12 Shirer, Dugan-WSU 12 Peterson, Kort-UCLA Chapman, Derek-WSU 11 Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 11 Davis, Kody-UTAH tied at... 10

15 Total plate appearances 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Greer,David-ASU Meggs, Jack-WASH Woodmansee,Colby-ASU Grebeck, Austin-ORE Filia, Eric-UCLA Martinez, Jeremy-USC Robinson, Timmy-USC Urabe, Brett-UCLA 252 Strikeouts 1. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ Canning,Gage-ASU Ramirez, AJ-USC Frost, Cameron-WSU Hubbs, MJ-WASH Moniot, Travis-ORE Rose, Josh-UTAH Urabe, Brett-UCLA Peterson, Kort-UCLA Morgan, Joey-WASH tied at At bats 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ Persico, Luke-UCLA 226 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU Greer,David-ASU Brodey, Quinn-STAN Meggs, Jack-WASH Robinson, Timmy-USC 216 Baker, Chris-WASH 216 Caught stealing 1. Urabe, Brett-UCLA 8 2. Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 7 Davis, Kody-UTAH 7 4. Rose, Josh-UTAH 6 Rios, Frankie-USC tied at... 5 Steal attempts 1. Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 18 Davis, Kody-UTAH Peterson, Kort-UCLA 17 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 17 Shirer, Dugan-WSU Knapp, Aaron-CAL 15 Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 15 Urabe, Brett-UCLA Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 14 Canning,Gage-ASU 14 Stemp, Trek-WSU 14 Grounded into DP 1. Martinez, Jeremy-USC Simmons, Hunter-UTAH Carrillo, Adalberto-USC 8 4. Scaggari, Cody-UTAH 7 Meggs, Jack-WASH 7 Morgan, Joey-WASH 7 7. Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 6 Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 6 Strunc, Jack-WSU 6 Ramirez, AJ-USC tied at... 5

16 Pac-12 Pitching Leaders (as of Jun 07, 2016) (All games) Hitting minimums AB/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Earned run avg 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH Hock, Colton-STAN Fehmel, Bryce-OSU Walker, Ryan-WSU Beck, Tristan-STAN Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Martinez,Seth-ASU Cloney, JC-ARIZ Rose, Jayson-UTAH Summerville, Andrew-STAN Erives,Eder-ASU Batters struck out 1. Rose, Jayson-UTAH Canning, Griffin-UCLA Martinez,Seth-ASU Irvin, Cole-ORE 93 Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Beck, Tristan-STAN Erives,Eder-ASU Molnar, Kyle-UCLA Navilhon, Joe-USC Dyer, Grant-UCLA Krook, Matt-ORE 68 Saves 1. Nogosek, Stephen-ORE 16 Rallings, Troy-WASH Engelbrekt, Max-OSU Erives,Eder-ASU Drachler, Dylan-UTAH 9 6. Martinez, Erik-CAL 8 7. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 7 8. Kriske, Brooks-USC 6 Hock, Colton-STAN Gadsby, Brian-UCLA 5 Walker, Ryan-WSU 5 Games finished 1. Nogosek, Stephen-ORE Engelbrekt, Max-OSU Rallings, Troy-WASH Hock, Colton-STAN Kriske, Brooks-USC 20 Drachler, Dylan-UTAH Erives,Eder-ASU 16 Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ Martinez, Erik-CAL tied at Opposing bat avg 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH Hock, Colton-STAN Erives,Eder-ASU Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Beck, Tristan-STAN Rose, Jayson-UTAH Walker, Ryan-WSU Fehmel, Bryce-OSU Jones, Spencer-WASH Martinez,Seth-ASU Summerville, Andrew-STAN. 230 Batters SO out looking 1. Canning, Griffin-UCLA Martinez,Seth-ASU Bremer, Noah-WASH 24 Irvin, Cole-ORE 24 Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Beck, Tristan-STAN 22 Peterson, David-ORE Sunitsch, Scotty-WSU 20 Hamilton, Ian-WSU 20 Heimlich, Luke-OSU tied at Appearances 1. Minier, Greg-WASH Jones, Spencer-WASH Nogosek, Stephen-ORE 29 Nesbitt, Alex-WASH 29 Thorne, Tyler-STAN Rallings, Troy-WASH 28 Bird, Jake-UCLA Burke, Scott-UCLA 27 Hock, Colton-STAN tied at Games in relief 1. Thorne, Tyler-STAN 29 Nogosek, Stephen-ORE Jones, Spencer-WASH 28 Minier, Greg-WASH 28 Nesbitt, Alex-WASH 28 Rallings, Troy-WASH Hock, Colton-STAN 27 Burke, Scott-UCLA tied at Innings pitched 1. Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Martinez,Seth-ASU Canning, Griffin-UCLA Rose, Jayson-UTAH Irvin, Cole-ORE Bremer, Noah-WASH Lapiana, Josh-UTAH Cloney, JC-ARIZ Eckert, Travis-OSU tied at Wins 1. Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ Fehmel, Bryce-OSU Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 9 Martinez,Seth-ASU 9 5. Castellanos, Chris-STAN 8 Mason, Ryan-CAL 8 Rose, Jayson-UTAH 8 8. Jefferies, Daulton-CAL 7 Aboites,Jordan-ASU 7 Heimlich, Luke-OSU tied at... 6 Games started 1. Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ DeMers, Joe-WASH 16 Bremer, Noah-WASH 16 Martinez,Seth-ASU 16 Rose, Jayson-UTAH 16 Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 16 Cloney, JC-ARIZ Carroll, Dalton-UTAH 15 Canning, Griffin-UCLA 15 Hamilton, Ian-WSU 15 Irvin, Cole-ORE 15 Sac bunts allowed 1. Eckert, Travis-OSU Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 14 Canning, Griffin-UCLA Hamilton, Ian-WSU Ming, Cameron-ARIZ 11 Heimlich, Luke-OSU 11 Navilhon, Joe-USC 11 Carroll, Dalton-UTAH tied at Sac flies allowed 1. Hamilton, Ian-WSU 9 Erives,Eder-ASU 9 3. Matulovich, Joey-CAL 7 4. Davis, Kyle-USC 5 Ladrech, Matt-CAL 5 Canning, Griffin-UCLA 5 Widell, Ryley-WSU tied at... 4 Losses 1. Hamilton, Ian-WSU Davis, Kyle-USC 8 Canning, Griffin-UCLA 8 4. Carroll, Dalton-UTAH 7 5. Bird, Jake-UCLA 6 Lapiana, Josh-UTAH tied at... 5 Runners picked off 1. Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 6 2. Cloney, JC-ARIZ 5 3. Eckert, Travis-OSU 4 Serven,Brian-ASU 4 5. Stringer, Cole-ORE 3 Martinez, Jeremy-USC 3 Salazar, Cesar-ARIZ tied at... 2