Monday, May 9 Utah at Washington State...7 p.m. PT PAC12/PACMT/PACWA

For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, May 4, Contact \\ Sean Collins (scollins@pac-12.org) PAC-12 BASEBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL W L Pct. GB W L Pct. L10 Streak Washington 11 7.611-25 15.625 7-3 W1 Utah 11 7.611-16 23.410 5-5 L1 Oregon State 10 8.556 1 29 12.707 6-4 W2 Arizona 11 10.524 1.5 28 16.636 7-3 L2 Arizona State 9 9.500 2 26 15.634 7-3 W3 Oregon 9 9.500 2 21 17.553 5-5 W3 USC 9 9.500 2 20 22.476 5-5 W2 California 10 11.476 2.5 24 16.600 4-6 L1 UCLA 10 11.476 2.5 21 21.500 6-4 W2 Stanford 8 10.433 3 21 18.538 3-7 W1 Washington State 7 14.333 5.5 14 25.359 4-6 L2 Thursday, May 5 California at Stanford...7 p.m. PT PAC12/PACBA Friday, May 6 UC Irvine at UCLA...6 p.m. PT Washington at USC...6 p.m. PT Oregon at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Oregon State at Arizona...7 p.m. MT PAC12/PACAZ/PACOR California at Stanford...7 p.m. PT PACBA Saturday, May 7 UCLA at UC Irvine...2 p.m. PT Washington at USC...2 p.m. PT Oregon at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Oregon State at Arizona...7 p.m. MT PAC12/PACAZ/PACOR California at Stanford...7 p.m. PT PACBA Utah at Washington State...7 p.m. PT PACMT/PACWA Sunday, May 8 UC Irvine at UCLA...1 p.m. PT Washington at USC...1 p.m. PT Oregon State at Arizona...1 p.m. MT PAC12/PACAZ/PACOR Oregon at Arizona State...1:30 p.m. MT Utah at Washington State...4 p.m. PT PAC12/PACMT/PACWA UPCOMING SCHEDULE Monday, May 9 Utah at Washington State...7 p.m. PT PAC12/PACMT/PACWA Tuesday, May 10 Santa Clara at Stanford... 5:30 p.m. PT Oregon State vs. Portland... 5:35 p.m. PT Keizer, Ore. Arizona State at UNLV...6 p.m. PT Pepperdine at UCLA...6 p.m. PT PAC12/PACAZ/PACBA/PACLA/PACMT/PACOR/PACWA - Indicates live broadcast on Pac-12 Network and the regional networks, Pac-12 Arizona, Pac-12 Bay Area, Pac-12 Los Angeles, Pac-12 Mountain, Pac-12 Oregon and Pac-12 Washington. LAST WEEK S RESULTS il 27 Oregon 7, Oregon State 6 il 28 Arizona 8, USC 5* il 29 Arizona State 9, New Mexico 5 Washington 4, California 2* Washington State 4, Oregon 0* Oregon State 3, Stanford 2* USC 8, Arizona 5* Utah 6, UCLA 4* il 30 Arizona State 7, New Mexico 4 California 7, Washington 1* Oregon 8, Washington State 0* Stanford 6, Oregon State 0* USC 5, Arizona 2* Utah 9, UCLA 4* May 1 Arizona State 1, New Mexico 0 Washington 7, California 4* Oregon 11, Washington State 7* Oregon State 11, Stanford 4* UCLA 10, Utah 3 May 2 Oregon 5, San Diego 2 May 3 Oregon State 5, Seattle 4 (11) Stanford 7, San Francisco 6 UCLA 11, Long Beach State 10 * - Conference game PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Kort Peterson, Jr., OF, UCLA Peterson started all four games for UCLA this week, one at DH, two in right field and one in left field. The junior went 6-for-17 (.353) with one double, two triples, two runs and 11 RBI. Peterson drove in multiple runs in three of his four games. PITCHER OF THE WEEK - Kevin Ginkel, Jr., RHP, Arizona Ginkel had his most complete performance of the season in Tuesday night s 8-0 win over rival Arizona State in Phoenix. The junior tossed a two-hit shutout and did not issue a walk while striking out seven in the complete game. Ginkel retired the first 18 Sun Devils he faced, carrying a perfect game into the seventh inning.

RANKINGS USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll (May 2) 1. Florida 2. Texas A&M 3. Miami (Fla.) 4. Mississippi State 5. Vanderbilt 6. Louisville 7. South Carolina 8. Florida State 9. North Carolina State 10. Ole Miss 10. Texas Tech 12. TCU 13. OREGON STATE 14. UC Santa Barbara 15. LSU 16. Virginia 17. Florida Atlantic 18. North Carolina 19. Oklahoma State 20. Georgia Tech 21. Louisiana-Lafayette 22. Michigan 23. Creighton 24. Coastal Carolina 25. Minnesota NCBWA Top 30 (May 2) 1. Florida 2. Texas A&M 3. Mississippi State 4. Miami (Fla.) 5. Louisville 6. Vanderbilt 7. Florida State 8. South Carolina 9. North Carolina State 10. TCU 11. Ole Miss 12. OREGON STATE 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. Texas Tech 15. LSU 16. Virginia 17. North Carolina 18. Oklahoma State 19. Louisiana-Lafayette 20. Florida Atlantic 21. Michigan 22. Georgia Tech 23. Clemson 24. CALIFORNIA 25. Southern Miss 26. BYU 27. Coastal Carolina 28. Creighton 29. ARIZONA 30. Michigan State PAC-12 NOTES WEEKLY RECAP: Utah and Washington remain tied at the top of the league standings with both taking two out of their three Pac-12 games last weekend. The Utes were able to win two at home against UCLA while Washington went to California and won two games. Oregon State won two games against Stanford to take the series and are just one game back of the leaders in the standings. USC protected its home field and won two of three against Arizona while Oregon won two of three in its series in, against Washington State. Arizona State swept New Mexico in its non-conference matchup. PREVIEWING THE WEEKEND: The Bay Area schools clash in a three-game series starting on Thursday. All three games will be televised on the Pac-12 Networks. Washington and USC square off in Los Angeles. The Oregon schools head to the desert where Oregon will face Arizona State and Arizona hosts Oregon State The entire series between the Wildcats and Beavers will also be televised on the Pac-12 Networks. Utah heads to Washington State for a three-game series broadcast on the Pac-12 Networks starting on Saturday. UCLA has a week off from league play and will play two games at home and one away against UC Irvine. NUMBERS GAME: Oregon State leads the country in triples per game with 0.70 while Arizona is 14th in the country at 0.41 per game. The Beavers have 28 triples on the year while Arizona has 18... Arizona is tied for No. 16 in the country in drawing walks at 220 and it is also tied for seventth in the country in sacrifice bunts with 53 on the year. Washington tops the league with 56 sacrifice bunts and is fifth in the nation... The league has three teams in the top 31 nationally for ERA: Stanford (No. 21, 3.11), Arizona State (No. 28, 3.29) and California (No. 31, 3.31)... The Cardinal pitching staff has the 13th-best mark in the country for hits allowed per nine innings at 7.42... Stanford has the best fielding percentage in the country at 0.986 while Arizona is 12th overall at 0.979 and Washington is 15th with a mark of 0.978... California turns 1.03 double plays per game, the No. 13 mark in the nation... Stanford has the 18th-best WHIP rating in the country at 1.20 while Washington is 25th at 1.24, Oregon State sits at 28th with a mark of 1.24 and Arizona is 31st at 1.26 (WHIP is calculated by adding the number of walks and hits allowed and dividing this sum by the number of innings pitched). Oregon State s Christian Donahue is 17th in the country in triples per game at 0.14... Oregon State s Logan Ice has the 23rd-best slugging percentage in the country at 0.667 and the 23rd-best on base percentage at 0.494... Brett Cumberland of California is tied for 21st in the country with 12 home runs and is 15th in slugging percentage at 0.694. Cumberland also has an on base percentage of 0.491 which is good for 28th in the nation... USC s Jeremy tinez is seventh in the NCAA s toughest to strike out category, only striking out once every 19.9 at bats... Jack Meggs of Washington has laid down 14 sacrifice bunts on the year, the second-best mark in the nation... In 24 appearances and 53.0 innings of work, Washington s Troy Rallings has allowed only four earned runs, boasting an ERA of 0.68 which is tops in the country. Rallings also has the nation s best WHIP rating at 0.64... Rallings is also tied for second in the nation in saves with 14 and Oregon State s Max Engelbrekt is tied for the 13th-best total in the county with 10 saves on the year. STARS DELIVERING: Preseason All-American Matt Krook of Oregon is 22nd in the country in strikeouts per nine innings with 11.45. Fellow Duck Stephen Nogosek has 11 saves on the year, tied for the sixth-best tally in the nation. Arizona s All-American 3B/RHP Bobby Dalbec has earned eight victories (tied for No. 10 in the country) and six saves on the year. The reigning Pac-12 home run leader has hit five home runs on the year and driven in 29 runs while scoring 32 himself. KJ Harrison of Oregon State, a preseason All-American and the reigning Pac-12 Freshman of the Year, leads the Conference in runs scored with 43 and is second in the league in doubles as well with 14. IN THE RANKINGS: The Oregon State Beavers remain the lone Pac-12 team ranked in the USA Today Coaches Poll at No. 13. California, Arizona, Washington and Arizona State are also receiving votes. In the NCAA RPI rankings as of May 4, Washington leads the way at No. 32, Arizona sits at No. 33, Oregon State is 41st, California is 48th and Arizona State is No. 59. COMPLETE CAMPAIGN: Pac-12 students are known for their success on the field, but they are also impressive, complete people with outside interests, diverse backgrounds, extracurricular activities, interesting families, busy schedules, and full lives: Arizona State s Ryan Hingst, a sophomore accounting major, made his first career Pac-12 start on ch 25 and threw the 10th no-hitter in school history. The game ended around 8:30 pm, but there was no time to celebrate as he had two accounting quizzes to finish by midnight. He did well on both. Logan Ice and Caleb Hamilton of Oregon State have been particularly active in the community, working with the Boys and Girls Club. They work with the Student Athlete Advisory Committee and took a visit to the Veterans Center during the fall along with other members of the team. Several players on Utah s squad have unusual rituals or superstitions. Kody Davis: Puts his pants on both legs at a time. Jayson Rose: Listens to Ellie Goulding on gameday. Josh Tedeschi: Gets a slurpee before games and chews grape bubblicious bubble gum. Several players won t wash their batting practice tops if the team is on a winning streak. ALL-AMERICANS: The Pac-12 had 10 different student-athletes from nine schools garner preseason All-America honors. Oregon and Stanford each had two different players honored to lead the way while the rest of the teams had one honoree. GOLDEN SPIKES: The USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List features 50 amateurs, six of which are student-athletes from six different Pac-12 teams. With six, the Pac-12 has the third-most representatives among all conferences. Now in its 39th year recognizing the top amateur baseball player in the country, seven former Pac-12 baseball players have won the award, most recently pitcher Trevor Bauer of UCLA in 2011. STOPPER OF THE YEAR: The Pac-12 has four student-athletes on the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List, tied for the second-most among all conferences. The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association will be presenting the Stopper of the Year Award to the top relief pitcher in Division I baseball for the 12th straight year in. UCLA s David Berg won the honor two of the last three years. PAC-12 IN THE MAJORS: With the Major League Baseball season beginning last week, 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. PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // May 4, 2

RANKINGS Baseball America Top 25 (May 2) 1. Florida 2. Texas A&M 3. Mississippi State 4. Miami (Fla.) 5. Florida State 6. South Carolina 7. Ole Miss 8. Texas Tech 9. Louisville 10. Vanderbilt 11. North Carolina State 12. TCU 13. LSU 14. Rice 15. UC Santa Barbara 16. Virginia 17. OREGON STATE 18. Oklahoma State 19. Florida Atlantic 20. Tulane 21. Southern Mississippi 22. Minnesota 23. WASHINGTON 24. Michigan State 25. Creighton Collegiate Baseball Top 30 (May 2) 1. Florida 2. South Carolina 3. Miami (Fla.) 4. Florida State 5. Texas A&M 6. Vanderbilt 7. Louisville 8. Mississippi State 9. North Carolina State 10. Texas Tech 11. Virginia 12. TCU 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. WASHINGTON 15. OREGON STATE 16. Oklahoma State 17. Cal State Fullerton 18. Southern Mississippi 19. ARIZONA 20. Minnesota 21. Rice 22. South Alabama 23. Georgia Tech 24. Long Beach State 25. Coastal Carolina 26. Ole Miss 27. LSU 28. Kentucky 29. Creighton 30. ARIZONA STATE Collegiate Baseball National Players of the Week David Peterson, ORE, LHP - ch 7 Ryan Hingst, ASU, RHP - ch 29 Brett Cumberland, CAL, C - il 4 Kevin Ginkel, ARIZ, RHP - May 2 Cole Irvin, ORE, LHP - May 2 NCBWA National Players of the Week Ryan Hingst, ASU, RHP - ch 29 2015 Teaching Professional of The Year by Collegiate Baseball John Savage, UCLA 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 Pac-12 Players of the Week. 23 Nick Madrigal, OSU. 1 Alfonso Rivas III, ARIZ. 8 Logan Ice, OSU. 14 David Greer, ASU. 21 Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ. 28 Timmy Robinson, USC il 4 Brett Cumberland, CAL il 11 AJ Ramirez, USC il 18 Trek Stemp, WSU il 25 Jeremy tinez, USC May 2 Kort Peterson, UCLA NATIONAL HONORS 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 PAC-12 WEEKLY HONORS John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ, 3B/RHP NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ Stephen Nogosek, ORE Max Engelbrekt, OSU Troy Rallings, WASH USA Baseball Golden Spikes Watch List Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ KJ Harrison, OSU Daulton Jefferies, CAL Matt Krook, ORE Cal Quantrill, STAN Colby Woodmansee, ASU Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week. 23 Tristan Beck, STAN. 1 Colton Hock, STAN. 8 Erik tinez, CAL. 14 Drew Rasmussen, OSU. 21 Kyle Molnar, UCLA. 28 Ryan Hingst, ASU il 4 Travis Eckert, OSU il 11 Nathan Bannister, ARIZ il 18 Griffin Canning, UCLA il 25 Nathan Bannister, ARIZ May 2 Kevin Ginkel, ARIZ PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // May 4, 3

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PAC-12 BASEBALL ON MLB OPENING DAY ARIZONA (3) Joey Rickard Baltimore Orioles k 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 cus Semien - Oakland Athletics k 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 lins 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. 22 X/NR X/NR X/17 X/11 X/7 X/30 X/15 X/29 X/NR X/NR X/NR. 29 X/NR X/NR X/13 X/15 X/4 X/NR X/20 X/30 X/NR X/NR X/NR. 7 NR/NR NR/NR 12/12 10/8 4/4 NR/NR 20/19 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR. 14 NR/NR 25/NR 14/13 18/16 5/5 NR/NR NR/23 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR. 21 NR/NR NR/NR 20/18 NR/NR 3/3 NR/NR 23/21 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR. 28 NR/NR NR/NR 13/12 NR/30 7/8 NR/NR NR/29 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR il 4 X/NR X/NR X/10 X/NR X/11 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR X/NR il 11 NR/NR NR/NR 11/17 NR/NR 9/10 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR il 18 NR/NR NR/NR 18/18 NR/NR 12/12 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR il 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 PAC-12 BASEBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // May 4, 5

PAC-12 BASEBALL TELEVISION SCHEDULE The Pac-12 Networks fourth season of live baseball telecasts kicks off on ch 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., ch 5...Vanderbilt at Stanford...1 p.m. Sun., ch 6...Vanderbilt at Stanford...1 p.m. Sun., ch 6...USC vs. UCLA (Dodger Stadium)...3 p.m. Tue., ch 15...Meiji Univ. (Tokyo) at Arizona State... 6:30 p.m. Thu., ch 17...California at USC...7 p.m. Fri., ch 18...Washington State at UCLA...4 p.m. Fri., ch 18...Utah at Oregon...7 p.m. Fri., ch 18...California at USC...7 p.m. Sun., ch 20...Washington State at UCLA...12 p.m. Sun., ch 20...Utah at Oregon...12 p.m. Mon., ch 21...Cal State Fullerton at USC...6 p.m. Thu., ch 24...Oregon at Washington...7 p.m. Fri., ch 25...Oregon at Washington...7 p.m. Sat., ch 26...Oregon at Washington...3 p.m. Mon., ch 28...Gonzaga at Washington...5 p.m. Tue., ch 29...Cal State Fullerton at UCLA...6 p.m. Tue., ch 29...San Francisco at California...7 p.m. Thu., ch 31...Arizona State at Washington State...7 p.m. Fri., il 1...Washington at Oregon State...3 p.m. Fri., il 1...USC at Stanford...7 p.m. Fri., il 1...Arizona State at Washington State...7 p.m. Sat., il 2...USC at Stanford...1 p.m. Sat., il 2...Arizona State at Washington State...1 p.m. Sat., il 2...Washington at Oregon State...4 p.m. Sun., il 3...Washington at Oregon State...4 p.m. Sun., il 3...USC at Stanford...4 p.m. Tue., il 5...Stanford at California...7 p.m. Thu., il 7...Stanford at UCLA...7 p.m. Fri., il 8...Washington at Arizona State...3:30 p.m. Fri., il 8...Stanford at UCLA...7 p.m. Sat., il 9...Washington at Arizona State...3:30 p.m. Sat., il 9...Stanford at UCLA...4:30 p.m. Sun., il 10...Washington at Arizona State...12 p.m. Tue., il 12...Arizona at Arizona State...7 p.m. Thu., il 14...Oregon State at Washington State...7 p.m. Fri., il 15...Oregon State at Washington State...4 p.m. Fri., il 15...UC Riverside at Utah...6 p.m. Fri., il 15...UCLA at Washington...7 p.m. Fri., il 15...California at Arizona State...7 p.m. Sat., il 16...California at Arizona State...12 p.m. Sat., il 16...UCLA at Washington...1 p.m. Sat., il 16...UC Riverside at Utah...6 p.m. Sat., il 16...Stanford at Arizona...7 p.m. Sun., il 17...Stanford at Arizona...1 p.m. Sun., il 17...UC Riverside at Utah...1 p.m. Mon., il 18...Oregon State at Oregon...6 p.m. Tue., il 19...Utah Valley at Utah...5 p.m. Tue., il 19...Stanford at California...7 p.m. Thu., il 21...Oregon at UCLA...7 p.m. Fri., il 22...Oregon at UCLA...7 p.m. Sat., il 23...Oregon at UCLA...1 p.m. PAC-12 NETWORKS SCHEDULE Tue., il 26...Seattle at Washington...5 p.m. Tue., il 26...Arizona at Arizona State...7 p.m. Wed., il 27...Oregon State at Oregon...7 p.m. Thu., il 28...Arizona at USC...7 p.m. Fri., il 29...Arizona at USC...7 p.m. Sat., il 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... 11 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... 11 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... 11 a.m. Sun., May 29...Washington at Utah... 11 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 // May 4, 6

Pac-12 Baseball STANDINGS (as of May 04, ) Pac-12 Overall Team W L T Pct W L T Pct Last 10 Streak Washington 11 7 0. 611 25 15 0. 625 7-3 W 1 Utah 11 7 0. 611 16 23 0. 410 5-5 L 1 Oregon State 10 8 0. 556 29 12 0. 707 6-4 W 2 Arizona 11 10 0. 524 28 16 0. 636 7-3 L 2 Arizona State 9 9 0. 500 26 15 0. 634 7-3 W 3 Oregon 9 9 0. 500 21 17 0. 553 5-5 W 3 USC 9 9 0. 500 20 22 0. 476 5-5 W 2 California 10 11 0. 476 24 16 0. 600 4-6 L 1 UCLA 10 11 0. 476 21 21 0. 500 6-4 W 2 Stanford 8 10 0. 444 21 18 0. 538 3-7 W 1 Washington State 7 14 0. 333 14 25 0. 359 4-6 L 2

Pac-12 Baseball Pac-12 Leaders Summary as of May 04, (All games) TEAM BATTING g avg ab r h 2b 3b hr bb so sb-att Oregon State 41. 298 1393 272 415 78 28 20 179 230 32-47 USC 42. 296 1415 224 419 73 7 36 179 243 42-67 Arizona 44. 295 1494 288 441 77 18 18 220 307 52-74 California 40. 281 1385 227 389 77 11 32 132 281 31-49 Washington 40. 281 1318 203 370 72 6 27 167 301 19-35 Utah 39. 267 1291 186 345 57 10 18 131 246 42-69 Arizona State 41. 264 1407 210 371 78 15 19 144 300 32-50 Washington State 39. 260 1301 171 338 49 3 14 119 326 51-67 UCLA 42. 253 1417 227 358 58 14 8 196 277 50-67 Stanford 39. 248 1279 183 317 67 12 17 114 221 17-24 Oregon 38. 231 1228 195 284 49 9 22 161 266 40-56 Totals 22.271 14928 238 404 735 133 231 174 299 408-605 TEAM PITCHING g era w l sv ip h r er bb so Stanford 39 3. 11 21 18 6 347.1 287 141 120 131 299 Arizona State 41 3. 29 26 15 10 378.0 357 183 138 157 321 California 40 3. 31 24 16 11 362.0 350 170 133 147 277 Oregon State 41 3. 60 29 12 13 367.0 324 171 147 137 306 Washington 40 3. 61 25 15 17 363.2 330 163 146 120 267 Oregon 38 3. 86 21 17 12 340.0 307 178 146 141 317 Arizona 44 3. 87 28 16 7 390.2 360 193 168 133 300 UCLA 42 4. 89 21 21 9 373.2 395 247 203 151 310 USC 42 4. 94 20 22 11 375.1 391 226 206 195 317 Washington State 39 5. 19 14 25 4 338.1 325 235 195 191 263 Utah 39 5. 27 16 23 7 338.0 382 244 198 175 281 Totals 222 4.08 245 200 107 3974.0 380 215 180 167 325 TEAM FIELDING g po a e pct dp pb sba-att Stanford 39 1042 371 20. 986 29 14 35-50 Arizona 44 1172 467 35. 979 26 10 29-43 Washington 40 1091 445 34. 978 30 5 20-28 California 40 1086 433 37. 976 41 14 27-49 USC 42 1126 460 46. 972 26 4 29-52 Oregon 38 1020 433 43. 971 30 18 23-35 Oregon State 41 1101 444 46. 971 28 2 20-39 Utah 39 1013 435 48. 968 37 10 50-70 Washington State 39 1015 435 49. 967 31 12 33-48 UCLA 42 1121 412 52. 967 26 18 43-55 Arizona State 41 1134 389 53. 966 23 6 33-59 Totals 222 11921 4724 463.973 327 113 342-528 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.7 AB/Team game g avg ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr bb Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 42. 391 161 26 63 31 10 0 0 25 tinez, Jeremy-USC 42. 377 159 25 60 34 13 1 5 15 Donahue, Christian-OSU 38. 374 139 30 52 21 8 5 1 14 Ice, Logan-OSU 41. 373 126 38 47 36 11 5 6 32 Oppenheim, David-USC 39. 371 143 24 53 18 8 1 2 29 Cumberland, Brett-CAL 39. 358 134 31 48 38 9 0 12 29 Ramirez, AJ-USC 42. 358 151 33 54 35 9 1 8 21 Stemp, Trek-WSU 39. 358 165 27 59 15 5 0 0 7 Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 44. 356 180 40 64 29 11 5 1 32 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 41. 345 174 35 60 25 10 4 0 13 Rios, Frankie-USC 41. 329 140 22 46 11 5 2 1 11 Filia, Eric-UCLA 42. 327 156 32 51 27 9 1 2 36 Persico, Luke-UCLA 41. 325 166 32 54 23 6 1 2 18 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 44. 322 177 33 57 34 12 1 6 25 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 41. 318 157 33 50 36 13 0 6 21 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game app era w-l sv ip h r er bb so Rallings, Troy-WASH 24 0. 68 3-1 14 53.0 26 5 4 8 47 Jefferies, Daulton-CAL 6 1. 29 6-0 0 42.0 33 12 6 6 47 tinez,seth-asu 12 1. 73 7-3 1 78.0 60 23 15 21 67 Walker, Ryan-WSU 13 2. 05 6-2 3 48.1 31 14 11 20 35 Beck, Tristan-STAN 10 2. 09 4-4 0 60.1 41 15 14 15 60 Hock, Colton-STAN 19 2. 09 4-4 3 43.0 29 14 10 18 48 Bremer, Noah-WASH 11 2. 29 4-3 0 70.2 60 27 18 21 48 Rose, Jayson-UTAH 11 2. 69 6-4 0 73.2 57 31 22 30 79 Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 19 2. 78 8-3 6 58.1 46 23 18 22 47 Mason, Ryan-CAL 10 2. 80 5-2 0 61.0 60 28 19 14 46 HITS Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 64 Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 63 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 60 tinez, Jeremy-USC 60 Stemp, Trek-WSU 59 RUNS SCORED Harrison, KJ-OSU 43 Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 40 Grebeck, Austin-ORE 39 Ice, Logan-OSU 38 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 35 RUNS BATTED IN Cumberland, Brett-CAL 38 Harrison, KJ-OSU 36 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 36 Ice, Logan-OSU 36 Ramirez, AJ-USC 35 DOUBLES Greer,David-ASU 15 Kranson, Mitchell-CAL 15 Harrison, KJ-OSU 14 Robinson, Timmy-USC 14 2 tied with 13 double(s) TRIPLES Ice, Logan-OSU 5 Donahue, Christian-OSU 5 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 5 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 5 Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 5 HOME RUNS Cumberland, Brett-CAL 12 Ramirez, AJ-USC 8 4 tied with 7 home run(s) TOTAL BASES Cumberland, Brett-CAL 93 tinez, Jeremy-USC 90 Ramirez, AJ-USC 89 Harrison, KJ-OSU 89 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 89 STOLEN BASES sb-att Stemp, Trek-WSU 11-13 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 11-14 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 10-12 Peterson, Kort-UCLA 10-14 7 tied with 9 stolen base(s) STRIKEOUTS ip so Rose, Jayson-UTAH 73.2 79 Irvin, Cole-ORE 75.1 73 Canning, Griffin-UCLA 81.0 72 tinez,seth-asu 78.0 67 3 tied with 60 strikeout(s)

Pac-12 Baseball Pac-12 Batting Leaders (as of May 04, ) (All games) Hitting minimums - 2.7 AB/Game Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game Batting avg 1. Oregon State. 298 2. USC. 296 3. Arizona. 295 4. California. 281 5. Washington. 281 6. Utah. 267 7. Arizona State. 264 8. Washington State. 260 9. UCLA. 253 10. Stanford. 248 11. Oregon. 231 Runs scored 1. Arizona 288 2. Oregon State 272 3. UCLA 227 California 227 5. USC 224 6. Arizona State 210 7. Washington 203 8. Oregon 195 9. Utah 186 10. Stanford 183 11. Washington State 171 Doubles 1. Oregon State 78 Arizona State 78 3. California 77 Arizona 77 5. USC 73 6. Washington 72 7. Stanford 67 8. UCLA 58 9. Utah 57 10. Oregon 49 Washington State 49 Total bases 1. USC 614 2. Oregon State 609 3. Arizona 608 4. California 584 5. Arizona State 536 6. Washington 535 7. Utah 476 8. UCLA 468 9. Stanford 459 10. Washington State 435 11. Oregon 417 Walks 1. Arizona 220 2. UCLA 196 3. Oregon State 179 USC 179 5. Washington 167 6. Oregon 161 7. Arizona State 144 8. California 132 9. Utah 131 10. Washington State 119 11. Stanford 114 Slugging pct 1. Oregon State. 437 2. USC. 434 3. California. 422 4. Arizona. 407 5. Washington. 406 6. Arizona State. 381 7. Utah. 369 8. Stanford. 359 9. Oregon. 340 10. Washington State. 334 11. UCLA. 330 Hits 1. Arizona 441 2. USC 419 3. Oregon State 415 4. California 389 5. Arizona State 371 6. Washington 370 7. UCLA 358 8. Utah 345 9. Washington State 338 10. Stanford 317 11. Oregon 284 Triples 1. Oregon State 28 2. Arizona 18 3. Arizona State 15 4. UCLA 14 5. Stanford 12 6. California 11 7. Utah 10 8. Oregon 9 9. USC 7 10. Washington 6 11. Washington State 3 Total plate appearances 1. Arizona 1813 2. UCLA 1725 3. USC 1682 4. Oregon State 1674 5. California 1607 6. Arizona State 1606 7. Washington 1591 8. Utah 1508 9. Washington State 1505 10. Stanford 1472 11. Oregon 1466 Hit by pitch 1. Utah 56 2. UCLA 54 3. California 46 4. Oregon 39 5. Oregon State 38 6. USC 37 7. Washington 36 8. Washington State 35 9. Arizona 33 10. Arizona State 23 Stanford 23 On base pct 1. Arizona. 394 2. Oregon State. 386 3. USC. 385 4. Washington. 373 5. UCLA. 361 6. California. 360 7. Utah. 358 8. Arizona State. 339 9. Oregon. 336 10. Washington State. 335 11. Stanford. 317 Runs batted in 1. Oregon State 251 Arizona 251 3. California 211 4. UCLA 205 USC 205 6. Arizona State 192 7. Washington 184 8. Oregon 176 9. Utah 166 10. Stanford 165 11. Washington State 153 Home runs 1. USC 36 2. California 32 3. Washington 27 4. Oregon 22 5. Oregon State 20 6. Arizona State 19 7. Utah 18 Arizona 18 9. Stanford 17 10. Washington State 14 11. UCLA 8 At bats 1. Arizona 1494 2. UCLA 1417 3. USC 1415 4. Arizona State 1407 5. Oregon State 1393 6. California 1385 7. Washington 1318 8. Washington State 1301 9. Utah 1291 10. Stanford 1279 11. Oregon 1228 Strikeouts 1. Washington State 326 2. Arizona 307 3. Washington 301 4. Arizona State 300 5. California 281 6. UCLA 277 7. Oregon 266 8. Utah 246 9. USC 243 10. Oregon State 230 11. Stanford 221

Sac bunts 1. Washington 56 2. Arizona 51 3. UCLA 41 4. Stanford 39 5. Oregon State 37 6. Washington State 33 7. USC 31 California 31 9. Oregon 26 10. Utah 21 11. Arizona State 17 Caught stealing 1. Utah 27 2. USC 25 3. Arizona 22 4. Arizona State 18 California 18 6. UCLA 17 7. Washington 16 Washington State 16 Oregon 16 10. Oregon State 15 11. Stanford 7 Sac flies 1. Oregon State 27 2. USC 20 3. UCLA 17 Stanford 17 5. Washington State 15 Arizona 15 Arizona State 15 8. Washington 14 9. California 13 10. Oregon 12 11. Utah 9 Steal attempts 1. Arizona 74 2. Utah 69 3. Washington State 67 USC 67 UCLA 67 6. Oregon 56 7. Arizona State 50 8. California 49 9. Oregon State 47 10. Washington 35 11. Stanford 24 Stolen bases 1. Arizona 52 2. Washington State 51 3. UCLA 50 4. USC 42 Utah 42 6. Oregon 40 7. Oregon State 32 Arizona State 32 9. California 31 10. Washington 19 11. Stanford 17 Grounded into DP 1. USC 37 2. Washington 30 3. Oregon State 26 4. Utah 25 5. Arizona 24 6. UCLA 20 7. Washington State 19 8. California 16 9. Arizona State 13 Oregon 13 11. Stanford 10

Pac-12 Baseball Pac-12 Pitching Leaders (as of May 04, ) (All games) Hitting minimums - 2.7 AB/Game Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game Earned run avg 1. Stanford 3. 11 2. Arizona State 3. 29 3. California 3. 31 4. Oregon State 3. 60 5. Washington 3. 61 6. Oregon 3. 86 7. Arizona 3. 87 8. UCLA 4. 89 9. USC 4. 94 10. Washington State 5. 19 11. Utah 5. 27 Batters struck out 1. Arizona State 321 2. Oregon 317 USC 317 4. UCLA 310 5. Oregon State 306 6. Arizona 300 7. Stanford 299 8. Utah 281 9. California 277 10. Washington 267 11. Washington State 263 Losses 1. Washington State 25 2. Utah 23 3. USC 22 4. UCLA 21 5. Stanford 18 6. Oregon 17 7. Arizona 16 California 16 9. Washington 15 Arizona State 15 11. Oregon State 12 Sac bunts allowed 1. UCLA 44 2. Oregon 37 3. USC 36 4. Washington State 35 Oregon State 35 6. Utah 33 7. Stanford 32 8. Washington 30 9. California 29 10. Arizona 26 11. Arizona State 23 Runs allowed 1. Stanford 141 2. Washington 163 3. California 170 4. Oregon State 171 5. Oregon 178 6. Arizona State 183 7. Arizona 193 8. USC 226 9. Washington State 235 10. Utah 244 11. UCLA 247 Opposing bat avg 1. Stanford. 229 2. Oregon State. 239 3. Washington. 243 4. Arizona. 246 5. Oregon. 246 6. Arizona State. 252 7. Washington State. 256 8. California. 259 9. UCLA. 272 10. USC. 273 11. Utah. 290 Batters SO out looking 1. Arizona State 91 2. Oregon State 85 3. Arizona 83 4. Stanford 81 Oregon 81 6. USC 80 Washington 80 8. Utah 79 9. UCLA 73 10. California 69 11. Washington State 68 Saves 1. Washington 17 2. Oregon State 13 3. Oregon 12 4. USC 11 California 11 6. Arizona State 10 7. UCLA 9 8. Arizona 7 Utah 7 10. Stanford 6 11. Washington State 4 Sac flies allowed 1. Arizona State 21 2. Washington State 19 3. California 16 4. Utah 14 5. Oregon State 11 Oregon 11 7. Arizona 10 UCLA 10 9. USC 9 Stanford 9 11. Washington 8 Earned runs allowed 1. Stanford 120 2. California 133 3. Arizona State 138 4. Washington 146 Oregon 146 6. Oregon State 147 7. Arizona 168 8. Washington State 195 9. Utah 198 10. UCLA 203 11. USC 206 Innings pitched 1. Arizona 390.2 2. Arizona State 378.0 3. USC 375.1 4. UCLA 373.2 5. Oregon State 367.0 6. Washington 363.2 7. California 362.0 8. Stanford 347.1 9. Oregon 340.0 10. Washington State 338.1 11. Utah 338.0 Wins 1. Oregon State 29 2. Arizona 28 3. Arizona State 26 4. Washington 25 5. California 24 6. Oregon 21 Stanford 21 UCLA 21 9. USC 20 10. Utah 16 11. Washington State 14 Runners picked off 1. Utah 12 2. Arizona 11 3. Oregon 9 4. Oregon State 7 5. Stanford 5 Arizona State 5 7. USC 3 Washington State 3 9. Washington 2 UCLA 2 11. California 1 Hits allowed 1. Stanford 287 2. Oregon 307 3. Oregon State 324 4. Washington State 325 5. Washington 330 6. California 350 7. Arizona State 357 8. Arizona 360 9. Utah 382 10. USC 391 11. UCLA 395 Walks allowed 1. Washington 120 2. Stanford 131 3. Arizona 133 4. Oregon State 137 5. Oregon 141 6. California 147 7. UCLA 151 8. Arizona State 157 9. Utah 175 10. Washington State 191 11. USC 195

Doubles allowed 1. Stanford 46 2. Oregon State 48 3. Oregon 53 4. Washington State 62 5. California 64 6. Arizona State 65 7. USC 67 8. UCLA 69 Arizona 69 10. Washington 70 11. Utah 72 Wild pitches 1. Washington State 55 2. Utah 54 3. USC 34 4. UCLA 33 5. Stanford 32 6. Oregon State 31 Oregon 31 8. California 26 9. Arizona 24 Arizona State 24 11. Washington 22 Intentional BB allowed 1. Arizona 18 2. Washington 8 3. USC 5 Arizona State 5 Oregon State 5 6. Utah 4 7. Washington State 3 California 3 Oregon 3 Triples allowed 1. California 3 2. Oregon State 7 Oregon 7 Arizona 7 Washington 7 6. UCLA 8 7. Stanford 10 8. USC 12 Washington State 12 10. Arizona State 17 11. Utah 19 Balks 1. UCLA 6 Oregon 6 Arizona State 6 4. Oregon State 4 USC 4 Utah 4 Washington State 4 8. Arizona 3 9. Stanford 2 Washington 2 Home runs allowed 1. Stanford 15 Oregon State 15 Utah 15 Arizona State 15 5. Oregon 16 6. Washington 19 7. Washington State 20 8. USC 24 California 24 10. Arizona 29 11. UCLA 32 Hit batters 1. Oregon 55 2. Arizona 48 3. Arizona State 46 4. UCLA 45 5. USC 43 6. Washington State 42 7. Stanford 35 Utah 35 9. Oregon State 33 10. Washington 32 11. California 14

Pac-12 Baseball Pac-12 Fielding Leaders (as of May 04, ) (All games) Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game Fielding pct 1. Stanford. 986 2. Arizona. 979 3. Washington. 978 4. California. 976 5. USC. 972 6. Oregon. 971 7. Oregon State. 971 8. Utah. 968 9. Washington State. 967 10. UCLA. 967 11. Arizona State. 966 Assists 1. Arizona 467 2. USC 460 3. Washington 445 4. Oregon State 444 5. Washington State 435 Utah 435 7. California 433 Oregon 433 9. UCLA 412 10. Arizona State 389 11. Stanford 371 Stolen bases against 1. Utah 50 2. UCLA 43 3. Stanford 35 4. Washington State 33 Arizona State 33 6. USC 29 Arizona 29 8. California 27 9. Oregon 23 10. Oregon State 20 Washington 20 Passed balls 1. Oregon 18 UCLA 18 3. California 14 Stanford 14 5. Washington State 12 6. Arizona 10 Utah 10 8. Arizona State 6 9. Washington 5 10. USC 4 11. Oregon State 2 Chances 1. Arizona 1674 2. USC 1632 3. Oregon State 1591 4. UCLA 1585 5. Arizona State 1576 6. Washington 1570 7. California 1556 8. Washington State 1499 9. Utah 1496 Oregon 1496 11. Stanford 1433 Errors 1. Arizona State 53 2. UCLA 52 3. Washington State 49 4. Utah 48 5. USC 46 Oregon State 46 7. Oregon 43 8. California 37 9. Arizona 35 10. Washington 34 11. Stanford 20 Caught stealing by 1. Arizona State 26 2. USC 23 3. California 22 4. Utah 20 5. Oregon State 19 6. Stanford 15 Washington State 15 8. Arizona 14 9. Oregon 12 UCLA 12 11. Washington 8 Catchers interference 1. Washington State 1 USC 1 Arizona 1 Arizona State 1 Putouts 1. Arizona 1172 2. Arizona State 1134 3. USC 1126 4. UCLA 1121 5. Oregon State 1101 6. Washington 1091 7. California 1086 8. Stanford 1042 9. Oregon 1020 10. Washington State 1015 11. Utah 1013 Fielding double plays 1. California 41 2. Utah 37 3. Washington State 31 4. Washington 30 Oregon 30 6. Stanford 29 7. Oregon State 28 8. USC 26 Arizona 26 UCLA 26 11. Arizona State 23 Steal attempts against 1. Utah 70 2. Arizona State 59 3. UCLA 55 4. USC 52 5. Stanford 50 6. California 49 7. Washington State 48 8. Arizona 43 9. Oregon State 39 10. Oregon 35 11. Washington 28

Pac-12 Baseball Pac-12 Batting Leaders (as of May 04, ) (All games) Hitting minimums - 2.7 AB/Game Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game Batting avg 1. Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ. 391 2. tinez, Jeremy-USC. 377 3. Donahue, Christian-OSU. 374 4. Ice, Logan-OSU. 373 5. Oppenheim, David-USC. 371 6. Cumberland, Brett-CAL. 358 7. Ramirez, AJ-USC. 358 8. Stemp, Trek-WSU. 358 9. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ. 356 10. Madrigal, Nick-OSU. 345 11. Rios, Frankie-USC. 329 Runs scored 1. Harrison, KJ-OSU 43 2. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 40 3. Grebeck, Austin-ORE 39 4. Ice, Logan-OSU 38 5. Madrigal, Nick-OSU 35 6. Greer,David-ASU 34 7. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 33 Hubbs, MJ-WASH 33 Ramirez, AJ-USC 33 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 33 11. 4 tied at... 32 Doubles 1. Greer,David-ASU 15 Kranson, Mitchell-CAL 15 3. Harrison, KJ-OSU 14 Robinson, Timmy-USC 14 5. tinez, Jeremy-USC 13 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 13 7. Diekroeger, Mikey-STAN 12 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 12 9. 6 tied at... 11 Total bases 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL 93 2. tinez, Jeremy-USC 90 3. Ramirez, AJ-USC 89 Harrison, KJ-OSU 89 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 89 6. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 88 7. Ice, Logan-OSU 86 8. Greer,David-ASU 82 9. Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 81 10. Robinson, Timmy-USC 80 11. 2 tied at... 78 Sac bunts 1. Meggs, Jack-WASH 14 2. Brady, KJ-WASH 11 3. Matheny, Shane-WSU 10 Klein, Jack-STAN 10 5. Bono, Christoph-UCLA 9 6. Hoerner, Nico-STAN 8 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 8 Behnke, Justin-ARIZ 8 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 8 10. 5 tied at... 7 Slugging pct 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL. 694 2. Ice, Logan-OSU. 683 3. Ramirez, AJ-USC. 589 4. Harrison, KJ-OSU. 571 5. tinez, Jeremy-USC. 566 6. Donahue, Christian-OSU. 525 7. Woodmansee,Colby-ASU. 516 8. Greer,David-ASU. 509 9. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ. 503 10. Scaggari, Cody-UTAH. 490 11. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ. 489 Hits 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 64 2. Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 63 3. Madrigal, Nick-OSU 60 tinez, Jeremy-USC 60 5. Stemp, Trek-WSU 59 6. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 57 7. Persico, Luke-UCLA 54 Ramirez, AJ-USC 54 9. Oppenheim, David-USC 53 10. Donahue, Christian-OSU 52 11. 3 tied at... 51 Triples 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 5 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 5 Donahue, Christian-OSU 5 Ice, Logan-OSU 5 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 5 6. 8 tied at... 4 Walks 1. Filia, Eric-UCLA 36 2. Behnke, Justin-ARIZ 34 3. Ice, Logan-OSU 32 Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 32 5. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 30 6. Cumberland, Brett-CAL 29 Oppenheim, David-USC 29 Peterson, Kort-UCLA 29 9. Grebeck, Austin-ORE 26 10. 3 tied at... 25 Sac flies 1. Brodey, Quinn-STAN 6 2. Ice, Logan-OSU 5 Stephens, Brett-UCLA 5 4. Balta, A.J.-ORE 4 Morrison, Trever-OSU 4 Carrillo, Adalberto-USC 4 Filia, Eric-UCLA 4 Harrison, KJ-OSU 4 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 4 10. 12 tied at... 3 On base pct 1. Ice, Logan-OSU. 500 2. Cumberland, Brett-CAL. 491 3. Oppenheim, David-USC. 486 4. Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ. 481 5. tinez, Jeremy-USC. 469 6. Filia, Eric-UCLA. 458 7. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ. 453 8. Donahue, Christian-OSU. 439 9. Ramirez, AJ-USC. 438 10. Peterson, Kort-UCLA. 429 11. Dunlap, Alex-STAN. 417 Runs batted in 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL 38 2. Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 36 Ice, Logan-OSU 36 Harrison, KJ-OSU 36 5. Ramirez, AJ-USC 35 6. Robinson, Timmy-USC 34 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 34 tinez, Jeremy-USC 34 Bouchard, Sean-UCLA 34 10. Balta, A.J.-ORE 33 11. 2 tied at... 31 Home runs 1. Cumberland, Brett-CAL 12 2. Ramirez, AJ-USC 8 3. Carrillo, Adalberto-USC 7 Robinson, Timmy-USC 7 Harrison, KJ-OSU 7 Balta, A.J.-ORE 7 7. Baker, Chris-WASH 6 Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 6 Ice, Logan-OSU 6 Woodmansee,Colby-ASU 6 11. 9 tied at... 5 Hit by pitch 1. tinez, Jeremy-USC 15 2. Pearson, Devin-CAL 14 3. Davis, Kody-UTAH 12 4. Peterson, Kort-UCLA 10 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 10 6. Bono, Christoph-UCLA 9 Harrison, KJ-OSU 9 8. Diekroeger, Mikey-STAN 8 Urabe, Brett-UCLA 8 10. 4 tied at... 7 Stolen bases 1. Stemp, Trek-WSU 11 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 11 3. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 10 Peterson, Kort-UCLA 10 5. Dempster, Corey-USC 9 Chapman, Derek-WSU 9 Bono, Christoph-UCLA 9 Donahue, Christian-OSU 9 Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 9 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 9 Davis, Kody-UTAH 9

Total plate appearances 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 220 2. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 210 3. Filia, Eric-UCLA 201 4. Madrigal, Nick-OSU 198 5. tinez, Jeremy-USC 196 6. Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 195 7. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 194 8. Robinson, Timmy-USC 191 Peterson, Kort-UCLA 191 10. Harrison, KJ-OSU 190 11. 2 tied at... 189 Strikeouts 1. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 59 2. Frost, Cameron-WSU 47 3. Canning,Gage-ASU 43 4. Ramirez, AJ-USC 41 5. Peterson, Kort-UCLA 38 Bouchard, Sean-UCLA 38 7. Hubbs, MJ-WASH 37 Urabe, Brett-UCLA 37 Matuszak, Gage-WASH 37 10. 5 tied at... 34 At bats 1. Ramer, Cody-ARIZ 180 2. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 177 3. Madrigal, Nick-OSU 174 4. Persico, Luke-UCLA 166 5. Stemp, Trek-WSU 165 6. Robinson, Timmy-USC 164 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 164 8. Kranson, Mitchell-CAL 163 9. Greer,David-ASU 161 Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 161 11. 3 tied at... 159 Caught stealing 1. Rios, Frankie-USC 6 Davis, Kody-UTAH 6 Urabe, Brett-UCLA 6 4. Ramirez, AJ-USC 5 5. 10 tied at... 4 Steal attempts 1. Davis, Kody-UTAH 15 2. Peterson, Kort-UCLA 14 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 14 4. Stemp, Trek-WSU 13 Knapp, Aaron-CAL 13 6. Aguilar, Ryan-ARIZ 12 Canning,Gage-ASU 12 Urabe, Brett-UCLA 12 Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 12 10. 3 tied at... 11 Grounded into DP 1. tinez, Jeremy-USC 11 2. Meggs, Jack-WASH 7 3. Scaggari, Cody-UTAH 6 Strunc, Jack-WSU 6 Simmons, Hunter-UTAH 6 6. Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 5 Bouchard, Sean-UCLA 5 Gibbons, Zach-ARIZ 5 Rios, Frankie-USC 5 Jordan, Levi-WASH 5 11. 6 tied at... 4

Pac-12 Baseball Pac-12 Pitching Leaders (as of May 04, ) (All games) Hitting minimums - 2.7 AB/Game Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game Earned run avg 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH 0. 68 2. Jefferies, Daulton-CAL 1. 29 3. tinez,seth-asu 1. 73 4. Walker, Ryan-WSU 2. 05 5. Beck, Tristan-STAN 2. 09 6. Hock, Colton-STAN 2. 09 7. Bremer, Noah-WASH 2. 29 8. Rose, Jayson-UTAH 2. 69 9. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 2. 78 10. Mason, Ryan-CAL 2. 80 11. Dodson, Tanner-CAL 2. 83 Batters struck out 1. Rose, Jayson-UTAH 79 2. Irvin, Cole-ORE 73 3. Canning, Griffin-UCLA 72 4. tinez,seth-asu 67 5. Beck, Tristan-STAN 60 Molnar, Kyle-UCLA 60 Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ 60 8. Erives,Eder-ASU 59 9. Krook, Matt-ORE 56 10. Davis, Kyle-USC 52 11. 2 tied at... 50 Saves 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH 14 2. Nogosek, Stephen-ORE 11 3. Engelbrekt, Max-OSU 10 4. tinez, Erik-CAL 7 5. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 6 Kriske, Brooks-USC 6 Drachler, Dylan-UTAH 6 8. Erives,Eder-ASU 5 Gadsby, Brian-UCLA 5 10. Ceja, Moises-UCLA 4 11. 4 tied at... 3 Games finished 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH 20 2. Nogosek, Stephen-ORE 19 Engelbrekt, Max-OSU 19 4. Kriske, Brooks-USC 16 5. Hock, Colton-STAN 14 6. Drachler, Dylan-UTAH 13 Gadsby, Brian-UCLA 13 Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 13 9. tinez, Erik-CAL 12 Viall, Chris-STAN 12 11. 2 tied at... 10 Sac flies allowed 1. Erives,Eder-ASU 7 2. Matulovich, Joey-CAL 5 3. Hamilton, Ian-WSU 4 Canning, Griffin-UCLA 4 Carroll, Dalton-UTAH 4 Ladrech, Matt-CAL 4 Widell, Ryley-WSU 4 8. 9 tied at... 3 Opposing bat avg 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH. 145 2. Walker, Ryan-WSU. 185 3. Erives,Eder-ASU. 190 4. Beck, Tristan-STAN. 194 5. Hock, Colton-STAN. 196 6. Krook, Matt-ORE. 199 7. Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ. 204 8. Jefferies, Daulton-CAL. 208 9. tinez,seth-asu. 208 10. Rose, Jayson-UTAH. 215 11. Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ. 216 Batters SO out looking 1. Canning, Griffin-UCLA 24 2. tinez,seth-asu 20 Beck, Tristan-STAN 20 4. Irvin, Cole-ORE 18 5. Bremer, Noah-WASH 17 6. Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ 15 Krook, Matt-ORE 15 Hamilton, Ian-WSU 15 Davis, Kyle-USC 15 10. 4 tied at... 14 Appearances 1. Jones, Spencer-WASH 24 Rallings, Troy-WASH 24 3. Bird, Jake-UCLA 23 4. Kriske, Brooks-USC 22 5. Burke, Scott-UCLA 21 Nogosek, Stephen-ORE 21 Paschke, Jeff.-USC 21 Fehmel, Bryce-OSU 21 Siomkin, Keaton-CAL 21 10. 6 tied at... 20 Games in relief 1. Rallings, Troy-WASH 24 2. Kriske, Brooks-USC 22 3. Siomkin, Keaton-CAL 21 Paschke, Jeff.-USC 21 Nogosek, Stephen-ORE 21 Burke, Scott-UCLA 21 7. Thorne, Tyler-STAN 20 Engelbrekt, Max-OSU 20 Huberman, c-usc 20 tinez, Erik-CAL 20 Jones, Spencer-WASH 20 Losses 1. Hamilton, Ian-WSU 8 2. Davis, Kyle-USC 6 3. Canning, Griffin-UCLA 5 Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 5 Carroll, Dalton-UTAH 5 6. Beck, Tristan-STAN 4 Irvin, Cole-ORE 4 Todd,Reagan-ASU 4 Molnar, Kyle-UCLA 4 Hock, Colton-STAN 4 Rose, Jayson-UTAH 4 Innings pitched 1. Canning, Griffin-UCLA 81. 0 2. Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ 79. 2 3. tinez,seth-asu 78. 0 4. Irvin, Cole-ORE 75. 1 5. Rose, Jayson-UTAH 73. 2 6. Bremer, Noah-WASH 70. 2 7. Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 65. 1 8. Cloney, JC-ARIZ 65. 0 9. Eckert, Travis-OSU 64. 1 Molnar, Kyle-UCLA 64. 1 Hamilton, Ian-WSU 64. 1 Wins 1. Fehmel, Bryce-OSU 8 Dalbec, Bobby-ARIZ 8 3. tinez,seth-asu 7 4. Jefferies, Daulton-CAL 6 Bannister, Nathan-ARIZ 6 Walker, Ryan-WSU 6 Rose, Jayson-UTAH 6 8. 7 tied at... 5 Games started 1. 12 tied at... 1 1 Sac bunts allowed 1. DeMers, Joe-WASH 10 Hamilton, Ian-WSU 10 Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 10 Ladrech, Matt-CAL 10 5. Canning, Griffin-UCLA 9 6. Castellanos, Chris-STAN 8 7. 8 tied at... 7 Runners picked off 1. Cloney, JC-ARIZ 4 Lapiana, Josh-UTAH 4 3. Serven,Brian-ASU 3 Stringer, Cole-ORE 3 5. 9 tied at... 2