2015 Washington State Baseball Information Guide

B A S E B A L L

Washington State | Baseball

DATE OPPONENT SITE DAY TIMEFeb. 13 Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas Friday 4 p.m.Feb. 14 Texas-Arlington Nacogdoches, Texas Saturday 1 p.m.Feb. 15 Missouri State Nacogdoches, Texas Sunday 10 a.m.Feb. 16 Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas Monday 4:30 p.m.Feb. 19 Oklahoma Mesa, Ariz. Thursday 3:30 p.m.Feb. 20 Oklahoma State Surprise, Ariz. Friday 3:30 p.m.Feb. 21 Kansas Surprise, Ariz. Saturday 3:30 p.m.Feb. 22 Kansas State Mesa, Ariz. Sunday 10 a.m.Feb. 26 UC Riverside Pullman, Wash. Thursday 6 p.m.Feb. 27 UC Riverside Pullman, Wash. Friday 6 p.m.Feb. 28 UC Riverside Pullman, Wash. Saturday 2 p.m.March 1 UC Riverside Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.March 5 Sacred Heart Pullman, Wash. Thursday 6 p.m.March 6 Sacred Heart Pullman, Wash. Friday 6 p.m.March 7 Sacred Heart Pullman, Wash. Saturday 2 p.m.March 8 Sacred Heart Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.March 13 USC* Los Angeles Friday 6 p.m.March 14 USC* (TV) Los Angeles Saturday 6 p.m.March 15 USC* (TV) Los Angeles Sunday 3 p.m.March 17 San Diego San Diego Tuesday 6 p.m.March 20 Oregon State* (TV) Corvallis, Ore. Friday 7 p.m.March 21 Oregon State* Corvallis, Ore. Saturday 1:35 p.m.March 22 Oregon State* (TV) Corvallis, Ore. Sunday 1 p.m.March 27 UCLA* Pullman, Wash. Friday 6 p.m.March 28 UCLA* Pullman, Wash. Saturday 2 p.m.March 29 UCLA* Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.March 31 Gonzaga Spokane, Wash. Tuesday 6 p.m.April 2 California* Berkeley, Calif. Thursday 7 p.m.April 3 California* Berkeley, Calif. Friday 7 p.m.April 4 California* Berkeley, Calif. Saturday 1 p.m.April 7 Gonzaga Pullman, Wash. Tuesday 6 p.m.April 9 Washington* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Thursday 7 p.m.April 10 Washington* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Friday 7 p.m.April 11 Washington* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Saturday 3:30 p.m.April 13 New Mexico State Pullman, Wash. Monday 6 p.m.April 16 San Jose State Pullman, Wash. Thursday 6 p.m.April 17 San Jose State Pullman, Wash. Friday 6 p.m.April 18 San Jose State Pullman, Wash. Saturday 2 p.m.April 19 San Jose State Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.April 24 Utah* Salt Lake City Friday 11 a.m.April 25 Utah* Salt Lake City Saturday 3 p.m.April 26 Utah* Salt Lake City Sunday 12 p.m.April 27 Washington* (TV) Seattle Monday 7 p.m.May 1 Arizona* Pullman, Wash. Friday 6 p.m.May 2 Arizona* Pullman, Wash. Saturday 2 p.m.May 3 Arizona* Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.May 8 Oregon* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Friday 7:30 p.m.May 9 Oregon* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Saturday 7 p.m.May 10 Oregon* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.May 12 Portland Pasco, Wash. Tuesday 6 p.m.May 14 Arizona State* (TV) Phoenix Thursday 7 p.m.May 15 Arizona State* (TV) Phoenix Friday 4 p.m.May 16 Arizona State* (TV) Phoenix Saturday 7 p.m.May 22 Stanford* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Friday 4 p.m.May 23 Stanford* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Saturday 1 p.m.May 24 Stanford* (TV) Pullman, Wash. Sunday 12 p.m.

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2015 BASEBALL QUICK FACTS

THE UNIVERSITY

LOCATION: Pullman, Wash.

AFFILIATION: NCAA Division I

CONFERENCE: Pac-12

ENROLLMENT: 19,446

NICKNAME: Cougars

COLORS: Crimson and Gray

PRESIDENT: Elson S. Floyd

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Bill Moos

SWA: Anne McCoy

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: Ken Casavant

COUGAR BASEBALL

HEAD COACH: Donnie Marbut

RECORD AT WSU: 285-277 (10 Seasons)

RECORD OVERALL: 437-315 (14 Seasons)

ASSISTANTS: Gregg Swenson (10th Season),

Joe Ross (First Season),

Michael Naughton (Fourth Season),

COORDINATOR OF OPERATIONS: Abe Silvestri (Second Season)

HOME FIELD: Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500)

BASEBALL PHONE: (509) 335-0332

2014 OVERALL RECORD: 24-30

2014 PAC-12 RECORD: 14-16 (Seventh)

LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST: 16/18

ALL-TIME RECORD: 2615-1648-17

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

DIRECTOR: Bill Stevens

BASEBALL CONTACT: Bill Stevens

E-MAIL: [email protected]

PHONE: 509-335-4294 (W) | 916-761-7005 (C)

FAX: 509 335-0267

ATHLETIC WEBSITE: www.wsucougars.com

CREDITS

The 2015 Washington State University baseball

information guide was written, edited and designed by

Craig Lawson, Jim Crawford, Josh Heim, and Spencer

Stewart.

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Donnie Marbut 4-5

Assistant Coach Gregg Swenson 6

Assistant Coach Joe Ross 7

Volunteer Coach Michael Naughton 8

Coordinator of Operations Abe Silvestri 9

2015 SEASON

Roster | David Becker 10

Sam Boone | Matt Bower 11

Layne Bruner | Derek Chapman 12

Shea Donlin | Cooper Elliott 13

Daniel Frederickson | Cameron Frost 14

Ian Hamilton | J.J. Hancock 15

Sean Hartnett | Wes Hatten 16

Jesse Houser | Cole Johnson 17

P.J. Jones | Brennon Kaleiwahea 18

Haakon Lande | Nick Leonard 19

Wes Leow | Drew Lunde 20

Shane Matheny | Tyler McDowell 21

Patrick McGrath | Colby Nealy 22

Joe Pistorese | Ben Roberts 23

Ian Sagdal | Jack Strunc 24

Scotty Sunitsch | Sam Triece 25

Stefan Van Horn | Ryan Walker 26

HISTORY

Win-Loss Record by Year 27

Win-Loss Record by Opponent 28

College World Series 29

Postseason Record | National Honors 30

Individial Honors 31-32

Career Records 33-34

Season Records 35-36

All-Time Draft Picks 37

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Coaching Staff 2015

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Entering his 12th season in Pullman and 11th as head coach at Washington State, Donnie Marbut is the third Cougar mentor to guide a team to the postseason, joining Buck Bailey and Bobo Brayton. Marbut is also third on the school’s win list behind the two men who have their name on Washington State’s home ballpark.

Under Marbut’s leadership, the Cougar program has shown marked improvement. In the decade following Brayton’s retirement (1995-2004), Washington State produced two-winning seasons, and averaged 22.1 wins per season. In Marbut tenure, Washington State has averaged nearly 30 wins per season and made a pair of trips to the NCAA Championship. In addition, 37 times, a student-athlete has heard his name called in the MLB Draft.

The Cougars have also has success off the field under Marbut. From 1995-2004, Washington State earned 47 conference all-academic awards. In the last-seven years, the Cougars have garnered 42 certificates. When Marbut took over the program, Washington State’s APR was 853. That number increased to a school record 984 in 2008-09 and currently sits at 968, well above the NCAA requirement of 930.

The two-time Northwest Athletic Association of Com-munity Colleges (NWAACC) Coach of the Year, Marbut joined the Cougar program in the fall of 2003 to assist the infielders and took over head coaching responsibil-ities May 31, 2004.

In 2013 and 2014, Collin Slaybaugh was named a CoSI-DA Academic All-American and the Cougars produced four MLB Draft picks. Slaybaugh was named the Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete for baseball in 2014.

Closer Ian Hamilton was named a Freshman All-Ameri-can by Collegiate Baseball and the NCBWA in 2014. He set the Cougar single-season record for saves and tied for the nation’s lead among freshmen with 15. Both he and infielder Nick Tanielu were named All-Pac-12.

In 2012, Derek Jones, undrafted out of high school, set the Cougar-career record for home runs with 41 and was an eighth round pick of the Colorado Rockies in the MLB Draft. Jones and Taylor Ard, seventh round selection by the Seattle Mariners, were named ABCA All-West Region and All-Pac-12. They were among five Cougars selected in the MLB Draft.

In 2011, Ard led the Pac-10 with 10 home runs and tied for the conference lead with 55 RBI while batting a team-best .337. He was named All-Pac-10 and turned down the Boston Red Sox to return to Pullman for the 2012 campaign. Southpaw Adam Conley was selected in the second round by the Florida Marlins and turned pro after serving as the Cougars’ ace in 2011.

Marbut’s 2010 squad came within a victory of advanc-ing to the NCAA Super Regional and posted a 37-22 record. The Cougars finished third in the Pac-10 Con-ference with a 15-12 mark. It was the second-straight trip to the postseason for Washington State. Senior

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Matt Fanelli was named the Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete for baseball, the third-straight year the Cougars won the award.

In 2009, the Cougars made their first trip to the NCAA Championship since 1990 and finished with a 32-25 re-cord, including 19-8 mark in the Pac-10. The 19 confer-ence wins tied a school record and were good enough for second place, two games back of Pac-10 champion Arizona State. The 11-win improvement in conference play from 2008 to 2009 set a school record.

In the process, the Cougars set a single-season school record with 21 home wins, won a series at USC for the first time in school history, recorded three conference series sweep and five overall for the first time since 1991, and swept a three-game series from Washington for the first time since 1984.

Three Cougars, pitchers Jeremy Johnson and Matt Way, and outfielder Jared Prince, were named to the All-Pac-10 Team, the most for the program since 1998. In addition, outfielder Jones was named Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball and catcher Greg Lagreid was selected at the Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete for baseball.

Marbut is just the fifth full-time coach to guide the Cougar diamond program since the 1920s and follows, among others, 32-year head coach Bailey and Brayton, who was at the helm for 33 years.

Marbut has won 285 games as Washington State’s head coach. In 2009, WSU posted its fourth-straight winning season, something the Cougars had not done since 1994 when a 35-26 mark capped a run of 37 con-secutive campaigns above .500.

In 2008, Washington State posted nine wins against nationally-ranked opponents, including a series victory over two-time defending national champion Oregon State. The Cougars also made an appearance in the polls, No. 28 by Collegiate Baseball. Paul Gran was an All-Pac-10 First Team selection and the conference’s defensive player of the year and Jayson Miller was named the Pac-10 Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

The Cougars’ 2006 recruiting class was ranked 25th nationally and in 2007, WSU won four conference se-ries, at the time, the most by a Cougar team since the Pac-10 reunified in 1999.

In 2006, WSU’s 15-win improvement over 2005 tied for the greatest single-season jump in school history. WSU won conference series against Stanford and USC for the first time since the 1969 season, snapping a 23-game skid against Stanford in the process.

Additional highlights included three tournament titles and a national ranking (No. 28 by Collegiate Baseball) for the first time since the 1994 season.

In 2005, Marbut began the rebuilding process at WSU. After losing seven starters from the 2004 squad, the 2005 roster was comprised of 19 freshmen or first-year players. The youthful Cougars posted a 21-37 record, with 16 games being decided by two or fewer runs.

As an assistant with the Cougars in 2004, Marbut helped guide the team to a 29-26 record, WSU’s first winning campaign since 1998 and only its second since 1994. Marbut’s defensive prowess was immediately felt, with the Cougars setting a single-season school re-cord for fielding percentage (.971671). Under his lead-ership, the Cougars broke the record in 2008 (.971672), posted the fourth-highest mark (.971) in school history during the 2009 season and shattered the record last year with a .978 mark.

A Washington native born and reared at Aberdeen, Marbut is no stranger to baseball in the Pacific North-west. His background includes standout playing sea-sons at Aberdeen High School, Edmonds Community College and Portland State when the Vikings played in the old Pacific-10 Conference North Division.

His coaching pedigree includes Capital High in Olym-pia, two community colleges, Bellevue and Edmonds, and Washington State University as an assistant.

Marbut’s coaching career began at Capital High in Olympia, Wash., during the 1997-98 school year. In 1998 he was head assistant coach as the Cougars captured the state 3A championship.

Following his lone season at Capital High, Marbut was named assistant coach at Bellevue Community College for the 1999 season. In his one season at BCC, the club captured the NWAACC Northern Division title.

From Bellevue CC Marbut returned to Edmonds CC as head coach in 2000. While coaching at the school, he earned northern division coach of the year accolades in 2000, 2001 and 2003 and in two of those seasons, 2002 and 2003, Marbut was awarded NWAACC Coach of the Year honors.

During the 2003 season, he guided his team to a league record of 43 wins. Marbut completed his coach-ing career at Edmonds CC with a 152-38 record.

Growing up in Aberdeen, Marbut earned all-league honors three times in baseball at Aberdeen High. He also earned all-league honors three times in football and once in basketball. When he graduated in 1992, Marbut had set a total of six school records in three sports.

In the fall of 1992, Marbut enrolled in Edmonds Com-munity College. While competing for Edmonds CC, he was named to the All-NWAACC team twice as an infielder, 1994 and 1995. In 1995, he was also named the teams’ most valuable player.

After receiving his associate of the arts degree from ECC in 1995, Marbut continued his education and career at Portland State. During his first year with the Vikings, Marbut was named the team’s most offensive player.

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GreggSWENSONAssistant Coach/Pitching Coach10th Season

Gregg Swenson enters his 10th season as the Cougar pitching coach. He has mentored 11 WSU hurlers who have gone on to pitch professionally. Swenson has spent 22 seasons as a coach, including 18 at the colle-giate level. He was on the Cougar staff that helped lead WSU to the NCAA postseason in 2009 and 2010.

Swenson’s primary responsibilities at WSU include coaching the Cougar pitchers, as well as recruiting and practice organization. He has handled academics, alumni relations, travel, scheduling and camp organi-zation while in Pullman. Academically, WSU produced three-straight Pac-10/12 Conference Baseball Schol-ar-Athletes of the Year (2008-10) and another in 2014, a Rhodes Scholar candidate (2013), and a back-to-back Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-American (2013-14).

In 2014, the Cougars had three shutouts in Pac-12 play, the most since 1988. Ian Hamilton set the WSU record with 15 saves and Matt Bower established the single-season mark for games with 31. Hamilton was named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Base-ball and the NCBWA and All-Pac-12. Swenson’s staffs have twice set the WSU record for strikeouts in a sea-son, including the current mark of 453 (2009). During the 2013 campaign, WSU notched a 4.14 ERA, its best since 1988. Five of the top-six season totals for saves have come under Swenson. Adam Conley, a starter/closer for WSU, was selected in the second round of the 2011 MLB Draft by the then Florida (now Miami) Marlins.

Turnarounds have been a staple of Swenson’s time at WSU. In his first season, he inherited a staff that allowed a Pac-10 Conference-high 6.17 ERA in 2005. During 2006, the Cougars improved their ERA to 4.87 and fanned a then-school record 404. Before Swen-son’s arrival, Travis Webb had a 0-5 record with a 9.08 ERA in 2005. In one season under Swenson, Webb went 4-0 with a 2.17 ERA. He added eight saves and was an eighth round selection by the Cincinnati Reds.

After battling injuries during his first three seasons, Jeremy Johnson flourished under Swenson in 2009. Johnson went 6-2 with 10 saves, a 2.90 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 28 appearances. He was a 13th-round selection by the Cleveland Indians. Matt Way’s break-out year came in 2009 when he went 8-4 with a 2.43 ERA, 15th-best nationally. He set a WSI record with 124 strikeouts. He was the Philadelphia Phillies’ fifth round draft pick in 2009. In 2008, Jayson Miller went 8-1 with 74 strikeouts in 99 2/3 innings. The Los Angeles Angels drafted him in the 30th round (2008). Swenson has been an assistant coach at the UW (2002-04). head coach at Tacoma Community College (1997-2001), assistant at TCC (1996) and assistant at Sehome High in Bellongham (1992-95). He has a degree in physical education/exercise science and physiology/sports psychology from Western Washington (1994). In 1997, he earned his master’s degree in teaching from City University. Swenson and his wife Diane are the parents of daughter, Megan and son, Jacob.

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JoeROSSAssistant Coach/Recruiting CoordinatorFirst Season

Joe Ross was named assistant baseball coach at Wash-ington State University, Cougar Head Coach Donnie Marbut announced in June, 2014.

“We are thrilled to have Joe as part of our staff,” Marbut said. “His experience as a recruiting coordinator in the Pac-12 and an area scout for five years sets him apart among coaches in the Northwest. I have never been around as gifted of coach when it comes to catching and hitting.”

Ross is the Cougars’ recruiting coordinator and works with the hitters and catchers. A native of St. Paul, Minn., Ross brought 30 years of successful coaching experi-ence to Pullman. He worked as a scout for the Seattle Mariners from 2010-14.

“I love the relationship with players and coaches” Ross said. “I am excited to be here and have the opportunity to once again compete and win games.”

From 1980-86, Ross was the head coach at Wiscon-sin-River Falls where he led the Falcons to back-to-back NAIA District 14 titles (1984-85) and was named district coach of the year twice. During the 1980-83 seasons, he was also the head coach in the Hoofdklasse Baseball League in the Netherlands.

Ross left Wisconsin-River Falls to become the head coach at Normandale Community College in Bloom-ington, Minn., and served in that role from 1987-92. The Lions captured six league championships, three state ti-

tles, four regional crowns, two NJCAA district flags and appeared in the NJCAA World Series twice (1998, 1990).

Ross posted a 180-38 record at Normandale and re-ceived three Minnesota Community College Confer-ence, four NJCAA Region 13 and two NJCAA North Central Coach of the Year honors.

From 1990-92, Ross also spent time as a coach with the United State Baseball Federation. An assistant for the Olympic Festival team in 1990 and the Junior National squad in 1991, Ross skippered the 1992 Junior National team to a silver medal at the World Games in Mexico.

Ross joined the NCAA Division I ranks when he became the top assistant coach at Washington in 1993. Elevated to associate head coach in 1997, Ross spent 17 seasons with the Huskies. He oversaw Washington’s recruiting efforts, coached catchers and ran the Huskies’ offense during games.

Washington’s recruiting classes were ranked in the top 30 nationally six times by Collegiate Baseball. The Hus-kies ranked in the top 12 nationally in home runs each season from 2003-06. Players coached by Ross account for 79 percent of the spots in the Huskies’ single-season top 10 for at bats, batting average, doubles, hits, home runs, runs, RBI, stolen bases, triples and walks.

Ross earned his bachelor’s degree in 1982 and his mas-ter’s degree in 1986, both from Wisconsin-River Falls. He and his wife, Laurence, have two sons, Alex and Luke.

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Michael Naughton is in his third season at Washington State University as the Cougars’ volunteer coach.

A native of Tacoma, Wash., Naughton directs the Cougar Baseball Camps, is the short game coordina-tor, coaches outfielders and is Washington State’s first base coach. Under the tutelage of coach Naughton, Derek Jones (eighth round, Colorado Rockies) and Kyle Johnson (25th round, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim) were selected in the 2012 MLB Draft. Jason Monda was a sixth round pick of the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2013 MLB Draft and elected to return to Pullman for his senior season.

Naughton was the head coach at Tacoma Community College from 2002-05. He was named the NWAACC Coach of the Year for the West Division in 2003. Prior to the being the Titans’ head coach, he was an assistant for current Cougar Pitching Coach Gregg Swenson at TCC from 1999-2001. As the head coach of Tacoma Community College, Naughton led the Titans to a 2003 Western Division title, TCC’s first divisional champion-ship since 1983. Tacoma Community College reached the postseason each year under Naughton’s leader-ship.

Naughton prepped at Curtis High School in University Place, Wash., where he was an all-conference selection both as a junior and senior. He was an all-state selec-tion his senior season. Naughton was recruited to play at Gonzaga, where he was a four-year (1991-94) mem-

ber of the Bulldogs’ baseball team as an outfielder, and captain his senior season. Naughton earned his bache-lor’s degree from Gonzaga in public relations.

Naughton and his wife Jennifer (WSU class of 1994) have a daughter, Lauren.

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Abe Silvestri is in his second year as a member of the Washington State University baseball staff. He serves as the coordinator of baseball operations.

A native of Stanwood, Wash., Silvestri began his coaching career as an assistant at Ellensburg (Wash.) High School in 2007. He moved to the collegiate ranks as the volunteer coach at Central Washington in 2008. He was promoted to assistant coach in 2009 and spent four seasons in that role with the Wildcats.

Off the field, Silvestri was the athletic director at Cle Elum-Roslyn (Wash.) High School from 2011-13. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Central Washington in 2009 and his master’s degree in athletic administration from CWU in 2013.

Silvestri is reunited with Cougar Head Coach Donnie Marbut, having played for Marbut at Edmonds (Wash.) Community College, 2000-02.

Duties for Silvestri include coordinating scout day, alumni functions, travel, serving as a liaison with the athletic department and university, and assisting with camps.

He and his wife, Chelsea, have two children, Henry and Augustus.

AbeSILVESTRICoordinator of OperationsSecond Season

2015 Student-Athletes

B A S E B A L L


No. Name Pos. B/T Yr.

1 Derek Chapman OF L/R FR

2 Jack Strunc IF R/R FR

3 Shea Donlin IF L/R R-SO

4 Wes Leow OF L/R SO

5 J.J. Hancock C L/R FR

6 Ian Sagdal IF L/R SR

8 Wes Hatten OF R/R FR

9 Cooper Elliott OF L/R R-SO

10 Patrick McGrath IF R/R JR

11 Ben Roberts OF L/R R-JR

12 Daniel Fredrickson OF L/R FR

15 Cole Johnson 1B L/L R-FR

17 Layne Bruner P L/L SO

19 Stefan Van Horn C R/R SO

20 P.J. Jones C R/R SR

21 Nick Leonard P R/R FR

22 Tyler McDowell P/1B L/L FR

23 Scotty Sunitsch P L/L FR

25 Haakon Lande IF R/R FR

27 Drew Lunde P L/L FR

28 Shane Matheny IF L/R FR

29 Sam Boone P R/R FR

30 Ryan Walker P R/R FR

31 Joe Pistorese P L/L SR

32 Colby Nealy P R/R FR

33 David Becker IF R/R FR

35 Cameron Frost OF R/R SO

36 Sean Hartnett P R/R SR

39 Jesse Houser P R/R JR

40 Ian Hamilton P R/R SO

41 Sam Triece P R/R SR

45 Brennon Kaleiwahea C R/R FR

46 Matt Bower P R/L JR

High SchoolFour-year letterwinner…captain as a senior…All-Metro League as a junior and senior…led Lakeside to school’s first berth in state tournament…academic state champion…member of Seattle Mariners’ Scout Team.

PersonalDavid Becker…born in Seattle…father David Bourne, military and mother Kris Becker, paralegal for Amazon.com…hobbies include listening to music.

DavidBeckerFreshman | Seattle6-0 | 190 | R/RInfielder

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SamBooneFreshman | Shoreline, Wash. 6-8 | 220 | R/RPitcher

MattBowerJunior | Federal Way, Wash.6-5 | 190 | R/LPitcher

High SchoolLettered in baseball and basketball...senior season posted a 9-2 record with a 0.63 ERA…junior season posted a 1.05 ERA with a 10-0 record, 60 strikeouts, and six complete games ...named All-WESCO 3A, All-Seattle Times, All-Everett Herald and all-state…sophomore season WESCO 3A honorable mention, owning a 2.32 ERA in 45 innings pitched…freshman season baseball team runner-up in state.

PersonalSamuel Francis Boone...born in Seattle…father Jim, machinist and mother Deanna, nurse...two sisters Annie and Maggie….3.0 high school GPA…member of DECA.

Washington State CareerSophomore (2014) – Set Cougar single-season record with 31 appearances, all in relief…earned first-collegiate victory, March 7 against Texas State when he fanned three in one shutout inning…game started streak of seven-straight shutout appearances…did not give up a run in nine-consecutive outings, April 15-May 11…finished 2-2 with 5.30 ERA and 24 strikeouts in 18 2/3 innings.

Freshman (2013) – Pitched 14 1/3 innings in 11 appearances with a 5.02 ERA…tallied 14 strikeouts and six walks…allowed zero earned runs in all but three of his appearances for the Cougars.

High SchoolLettered three times in baseball…2011 second team all-league pitcher and first team all-city…2012 first team all-league, first team all-city and first team all-state.

PersonalMatthew Scott Bower…father Gordon and mother Debra…older brother Aaron.



DerekChapmanFreshman | Issaquah, Wash. 5-11 | 175 | L/ROutfielder

LayneBrunerSophomore | Montesano, Wash.6-2 | 170 | L/LPitcher

High School CareerLettered in baseball and football...senior season named All KingCo 4A…had a .351 batting average with 14 RBI…scored 16 touchdowns in football...junior season named second team All KingCo 4A in baseball and football…competed on the Lakeside Baseball Club in 2012, which took third place in the American Legion World Series.

PersonalDerek Wilson Chapman...born in Orange, Calif…father Rick, civil engineer and mother Shelley, accountant…brother David, sister Megan...hobbies include football, golf and swimming…high school GPA was 3.55…eight-time scholar-athlete award…National Merit Scholar Commended Student.

Washington State CareerFreshman (2014) – Appeared in 15 games, two starts…was 0-1 with a 10.54 ERA over 13 2/3 innings…yielded just one earned run over his last-nine outings.

High SchoolEarned three letters in baseball, three in basketball and one in football…all-state selection in baseball…named eighth-best pro prospect in Washington by Baseball America in 2013.

PersonalLayne Robert Bruner…born in Aberdeen, Wash...father Michael and mother Alysha…younger brother Mylan and younger sister Merryn…father played baseball and mother participated in track and field in college…hobbies include hunting and fishing…selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 26th Round of the 2013 MLB First-Year Player Draft.

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CooperElliottRS-Sophomore | Cashmere, Wash. 6-4 | 201 | L/ROutfielder

SheaDonlinRS-Sophomore | Woodwinville, Wash. 5-9 | 177 | L/RInfielder

Washington State CareerRedshirt Freshman (2014) – Played in 24 games, including 10 stats…batted .135 in 37 at bats with one double and two RBI…first-collegiate hit was a pinch hit double against California, April 6.

Freshman (2013) – Redshirt season.

High SchoolLettered in baseball four times…freshman year starting third baseman…batted .321…team placed fourth at state championship…sophomore year starting first baseman…batted .368…team won the state championship…junior year starting shortstop…batted .430…first team all-league…senior year starting shortstop…batted .453…team won the state championship…second team all-state…member of DECA and FBLA.

PersonalCooper Elliot…born in Kent, Wash….father Russ and mother Sarah...younger brothers Mason and Brooks.

Washington State CareerSophomore (2014) – Redshirt season.

Freshman (2013) – Played in 35 games with 13 starts…batted .235 with 14 runs, 16 hits, and four RBI…knocked in two runs in a 1-for-2 performance against Brown, March 23…stole three bases on four attempts…had multiple hits in three games.

High SchoolLettered in baseball three times…junior and senior class vice president…2009 baseball MVP at Leota Junior High School…batted .289 as a junior at Woodinville High School…played American Legion baseball…played for Taylor Baseball…in 2011 batted .464 for Taylor Baseball and was a member of the USAB World Series Championship team.

PersonalShea Michael Keali’i Donlin…born in Redmond, Wash….father Mike and mother Joslyn…older sister Noelani…older brother Sean, a 2003 Washington State graduate, pitched for the Cougars and spent six seasons in Minor League Baseball.



DanielFredricksonFreshman | Woodinville, Wash.5-10 | 170 | L/ROutfielder

CameronFrostSophomore | Olympia, Wash.6-2 | 180 | R/ROutfielder

High SchoolLettered three times in baseball and tennis...senior season named first team All-KingCo 4A in baseball…batted .441 with 13 RBI...junior season named second team all-league honoree with a .347 batting average collecting 26 hits in 23 games, while leading KingCo 4A in runs scored…sophomore season posted a .299 batting average with a 1.000 fielding percentage.

PersonalDaniel Maynard Fredrickson...born in Everett, Wash…father Todd, high school science teacher and mother Kerri, teacher...brother Christopher, sister Rebecca…grandfather Allan played hockey at Minnesota…hobbies include music, tennis, and football… 3.77 GPA in high school.

Washington State CareerFreshman (2014) – Played in 38 games, including six starts…batted .226 in 31 at bats…first-collegiate hit was a pinch hit single at Arizona, March 14…two-hit game with two RBI against Arizona State, May 24.

High SchoolFour-year letterwinner in baseball…all-league selection…selected to play in Perfect Game World Series…named to all-hitting team at tournament in Arizona.

PersonalCameron Justin Frost…born in Olympia, Wash…father Mike an d mother Teresa…older brothers Jason and Sage…younger sister Makenna…father played baseball at Southwest Texas State (now Texas State)…enjoys boating.

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J.J.HancockFreshman | Kennewick, Wash. 5-10 | 175 | L/RCatcher

IanHamiltonSophomore | Vancouver, Wash.6-0 | 195 | R/RPitcher

High SchoolEarned four letters in baseball and two in football…four-time all-conference selection in baseball, including first team honoree as a sophomore, junior and senior…all-area first team in 2012…member of Kansas City Royals’ area code team in Long Beach, Calif.

PersonalJustin Kohl Hancock…born in Richland, Wash…father Terry, switchman and mother Teresa, real estate specialist…older sisters Ashley and Courtney…father (baseball), mother (basketball) and sister Courtney (soccer) played in junior college…aunt Kelly attended Washington State…cousin Kaitlin is a current student in Pullman…grandfather Hec was a sportswriter who covered Cougar athletics…enjoys four-wheeling and cliff jumping.

Washington State CareerFreshman (2014) – Named Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball and NCBWA…saved school-record 15 games…led Pac-12…tied for national lead among freshman…appeared in 28 games out of the bullpen with 2-2 record and 2.70 ERA…made collegiate debut at No. 1 Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 15 and earned victory with three shutout innings…first save came, March 2 at Cal State Northridge…win and a save, March 15-16 in series victory at Arizona…saved both games in series sweep at No. 17 San Diego, March 18-19…did not give up a run over last six outings and 11 of his final 12.

High SchoolLettered in baseball (four) and football (one)…team captain as a senior on the diamond…all-league, all-region, all-state and All-American in baseball…named player of the year in league as a prep.

PersonalIan Francis Hamilton…born in Dover, N.H…father Shawn and mother Cheryl.



WesHattenFreshman | Fresno, Calif.6-4 | 200 | R/ROutfielder

SeanHartnettSenior | Kent, Wash.6-5 | 232 | R/RPitcher

Washington State CareerJunior (2014) – Appeared in 20 games, two starts…posted 2-1 record with 3.67 ERA in 34 1/3 innings…struck out 30…struck out six in 4 2/3 shutout innings during season-opening weekend at No. 1 Cal State Fullerton…four shutout inning at No. 17 San Diego, March 18 and victory in relief…win against California, April 6…did not give up a run during five-outing stretch (9 2/3 innings), April 18-May 13.

Sophomore (2013) – Made 19 appearances, including one start…pitched 40 1/3 innings with a 2-2 record and 4.24 ERA…did not allow an earned run in his first-five appearances (nine innings total)…struck out four batters in two innings in two separate games…threw 5 2/3 shutout innings with three strikeouts and four hits allowed against Washington, May 19…finished with 26 strikeouts.

Freshman (2012) – Appeared in 16 games, including two starts...pitched 21 1/3 innings with 0-1 record and 5.40 ERA.

High SchoolLettered in baseball, basketball and golf…member of the football team...South Puget Sound League Second Team selection as a senior…All-SPSL honorable mention in basketball as a senior.

PersonalSean Paul Hartnett…born in Seattle…father David and mother Donna…one sister…father played football at Whitworth…grandfather Richard played football at Puget Sound…uncle Richard played basketball at Puget Sound…uncle Rob played golf at Green River.

High SchoolThree-year letterwinner in baseball…captain as a senior…basketball captain during junior season…named to All-Tri-River Athletic Conference and all-region teams as a senior in baseball.

PersonalWeston Mahon Hatten…born in Oxnard, Calif…father John, CEO and mother Michele, CFO…older sisters Morgan and Madison…Morgan earned a basketball scholarship to Saint Mary’s (Calif.)...enjoys hunting, fishing, playing ping pong and snowboarding.

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JesseHouserJunior | Kennewick, Wash.5-10 | 190 | R/RPitcher

ColeJohnsonRS-Freshman | Buckley, Wash.6-2 | 200 | L/LFirst Baseman

Washington State CareerFreshman (2014) – Redshirt season.

High SchoolLettered in baseball and basketball…all-league in baseball…led state in strikeouts on the mound as a junior…team captain on the diamond.

PersonalCole Randal Johnson…born in Buckley, Wash…father Randy and mother Cheri…older brother Kael, younger brother Riley, older sisters Makenzie and Sophie…Kael played football at Menlo College…enjoys playing golf and fishing.

Walla Walla CareerSophomore (2014) – Team captain…All-NWAACC First Team pitcher…second team selection as a utility player.

Freshman (2013) – All-NWAACC First Team utility player.

High SchoolLettered three times each in baseball and football…captain on the diamond as a senior…Mid-Columbia Conference First Team shortstop and pitcher…all-state on the mound and area player of the year…earned first team honors in football as a wide receiver and punt/kick returner…Mid-Columbia Conference Second Team outfielder during his junior campaign.

PersonalJesse Joel Houser…born in Kennewick, Wash…father Lee and mother Sharon…older sisters Sarah and Bethany…uncle Greg was an NCAA wrestling champion at Oregon State…uncles Bob and Tim wrestled at Oregon...enjoys snowboarding.



BrennonKaleiwaheaFreshman | Lacey, Wash.6-0 | 210 | R/RCatcher

P.J.JonesSenior | Vancouver, Wash.5-9 | 186 | R/RCatcher

Washington State CareerJunior (2014) – Played in 49 games with 43 starts…batted .213 with two doubles and 17 RBI…stole six bases in seven attempts…threw out 39.4 percent of runners trying to steal…knocked in 14 runs and batted. 265 in Pac-12 games…collected three hits and three RBI at Arizona, March 15…was 3-for-3 against Oregon State, April 12.

Sophomore (2013) – Played in 38 games, 35 of which were starts…batted .276 with three doubles, a triple, and a home run…tallied 11 games with multiple hits, including three games with three hits…was 3-for-3 with two runs and an RBI against Brown…knocked in 11 runs on the season.

Freshman (2012) – Played in 36 games, including 28 starts…batted .303 with six doubles, one triple, one home run and 20 RBI …went 2-for-5 including a game-ending grand slam against Oregon State, May 19.

High SchoolLettered in baseball and football…member of basketball team…batted. 417 and stole 24 bases as sophomore…Greater St. Helens League First Team catcher as junior when he batted .468 with six triples…all-state second team as a senior…GHSL 3A Player of the Year in football.

PersonalPatrick Everett Jones, Jr…born in Fort Hood, Texas…father Patrick, Sr., and mother Julia…one brother…two sisters…father played football at Meridian Community College…cousin Benjamin played football at Miami (Fla.).

High SchoolLettered seven times, three in football and four in baseball…received first team all-league and all-area honors for catcher as a senior and a junior…sophomore season, received second team all-league honors for catcher…summer baseball club was the Thurston County Saints.

PersonalBrennon Gregory Scott Kaleiwahea…born in Tacoma, Wash…father Russell and mother Mechele...one brother, Blake, two sisters, Angela and Ashley…senior class vice president…maintained a 3.5 GPA during high school.

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HaakonLandeFreshman | Snohomish, Wash.6-0 | 190 | R/RInfielder

NickLeonardFreshman | Highlands Ranch, Colo.6-2 | 180 | R/RPitcher

High SchoolLettered four times in baseball…his senior season, pitched as the number one starter…posted an 8-3 record…lead the 5A Continental Conference with a 0.88 ERA, allowing only 63 hits and an opponent batting average of .103 …posted 105 strikeouts in 80 innings pitched…drafted by the Atlanta Braves…his junior year, started six games out of eight appearances...struck out 38 in 34 innings…earned first team academic all-state…sophomore year, made seven appearances with two starts…freshman year, started two games…was only freshman to letter.

PersonalNicholas Robert Eugene Leonard…born in Littleton, Colo…father Robert and mother Diane…one sister, Alyssa who plays softball at Wheaton College…during high school, was a member of the National Honor Society while maintaining a 4.14 GPA…hobbies include hiking and aviation.

High SchoolLettered five times, four in baseball and one in football…team captain on the diamond as a senior…during his junior year, helped lead the team to its second Wesco 4A North championship in three years…was awarded first team all-conference and second team all-area for infield…won the team offensive MVP award hitting .344 posting 22 RBI with two home runs and was 6-for-6 in stolen bases…his sophomore season he earned first team all-conference…as a freshman, he helped lead the Panthers to the Wesco 4A North Championship…was an all-conference honorable mention….second team all-conference wide receiver and defensive back in football as a senior.

PersonalHaakon Allen Lande…born in Everett, Wash…father John and mother Erika…one sister, Mackenzie…played summer baseball with the Seattle Stars where he hit .351…in 2013,earned a spot on the Seattle Premier League Second Team as a third baseman…WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Award in 2013.



WesLeowSophomore | Anacortes, Wash. 6-0 | 185 | L/ROutfielder

DrewLundeFreshman | Sammamish, Wash.6-2 | 210 | L/LPitcher

Washington State CareerFreshman (2014) – Batted. 240 in 16 games, six starts…drilled pinch hit, three-run home run at No. 17 San Diego, March 18 in his second-career at bat…triple and RBI in start against San Jose State, March 30.

High SchoolFour-year letterwinner in baseball…earned one letter in football…led baseball squad in home runs and RBI…Under Armour Preseason All-American.

PersonalWesley Samuel Leow…born in Fairfield, Wash…father Wesley and mother Debra…older sister Meagan…enjoys cooking.

High SchoolLettered seven times, three in football and four in baseball…senior year, posted a 5-3 record…started all-nine appearances…hurled two complete games…posted a 1.18 ERA in 41 2/3 innings pitched...opponent batting average was .132…All-KingCo 4A Second Team…junior season, struck out 41 batters in 32 1/3 innings…posted a 1.73 ERA…held opponents to a .138 batting average…threw a one-hit shutout with 14 strikeouts…with Lakeside Senior Legion, American Legion District champion in 2013…sophomore year, lettered with school…American Legion state and region champion in 2012.

PersonalAndrew T. Lunde...born in Park Ridge, Ill…father Matt and mother Judy…one brother, Matt and one sister, Stephanie…grandpa, Wayne, played at North Dakota, brother played at Washington…hobbies include watching and playing sports, hanging out with friends and playing video games…during high school, received the High School Scholar-Athlete Award.

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ShaneMathenyFreshman | Bremerton, Wash.6-1 | 195 | L/RInfielder

TylerMcDowellFreshman | Puyallup, Wash.6-4 | 180 | L/LPitcher/First Baseman

High SchoolFour-year letterwinner in baseball...lettered one season in golf…member of undefeated 4A state championship squad as a senior…doubled in two runs during championship game…All-SPSL South First Team outfielder…all-league first team utility and second team outfielder as junior…knocked in game-winning run to send Puyallup to state championship game as a sophomore…second team all-league outfielder…MVP of junior varsity team as a freshman and earned playing time with varsity…member of four-time league championship program.

PersonalTyler Joseph McDowell…born in Puyallup, Wash…father Joseph, warehouseman and mother Diana, executive secretary…older sister Jaclyn…enjoys fishing, bird hunting, target practice with a bow, hiking, camping, BMX biking, golf, basketball, ultimate, skim boarding and swimming.

High SchoolLettered four years in baseball and two in basketball…four-year captain on the diamond…three-time all-state selection in 2A…Olympic League MVP as a junior and senior…led league with .453 batting average.

PersonalShane Patrick Matheny…born in Bremerton, Wash…father Daryl, golf professional and mother Tammee, criminal investigator…younger siblings, brother Chase and sister Zoie…member of the National Honor Society…volunteer at a homeless shelter…teen mentor.



ColbyNealyFreshman | Bothell, Wash.6-4 | 175 | R/RPitcher

PatrickMcGrathJunior | Woodinville, Wash.6-3 | 199 | R/RInfielder

Washington State CareerSophomore (2014) – Played in 43 games, 28 starts…batted .229 with five doubles, one home run and 11 RBI…doubles (tied) and seven sacrifice bunts are tops among returnees…three hits, double and two runs at UC Riverside, Feb. 17…batted .393 (11-for-28) with two doubles, a home run, seven RBI and six runs in last-eight appearances of the season.

Freshman (2013) – Played in 23 games with 13 starts…hit .259 with 15 hits, eight runs and six RBI…stole two bases…tallied four games with multiple hits…two hits and two runs against USC, May 10…knocked in two runs with two-hit performance against UC Santa Barbara, May 13.

High SchoolLettered in baseball…three year starter at third base…team won King-County League 4A Championship as a sophomore…batted .500 in State Tournament for Redmond team that placed 4th…played on BBNW all-metro team…also played on Seattle Stars team that won the Seattle Premier League in 2011.

PersonalPatrick John McGrath…father Gary and mother Donna…one brother…father played soccer for SUNY Fredonia.

High SchoolLettered twice in baseball…senior season, named to All-KingCo Second Team…posted a 5-3 record in nine starts…recorded 2.33 ERA with 53 strikeouts in 48 innings pitched…one complete game…junior year, went 2-3 with a 4.24 ERA.

PersonalColby John Nealy…born in Mill Creek, Wash…father Michael and mother Mary Jean…two brothers, Jake and Caleb, one sister, Megan…hobbies include playing golf and listening to music.

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BenRobertsRS-Junior | Missoula, Mont.6-3 | 207 | L/ROutfielder

JoePistoreseSenior | Kalispell, Mont.6-2 | 177 | L/LPitcher

Washington State CareerRedshirt Sophomore (2014) – Played in 50 games, 44 starts…batted .289 with four doubles, two triples, one home run and 21 RBI…stole six bases in seven attempts…RBI and 21 runs scored are tops among returnees…batted .542 (13-for-24) with four doubles and seven RBI during eight-game hitting streak, March 8-23…homered and drove in four runs against San Jose State, March 30…reached base safely in 22 of 25 starts in Pac-12 play.

Redshirt Freshman (2013) – Played in 38 games, including 23 starts…batted .136 with 12 hits, 10 runs, and 11 RBI…tallied three doubles and two home runs…stole two bases…was 2-for-4 with two runs and season-high four RBI against Western Carolina, Feb. 16…hit a solo shot in his only at-bat against Eastern Michigan, Feb. 24.

Freshman (2012) – Redshirt season.

High SchoolLettered in football and basketball…played American Legion baseball…hit 17 home runs and added 19 doubles on 2010 Montana AA State championship team.

PersonalBenjamin Romain Roberts…born in Missoula, Mont…father Raphael and mother Cheri…seventh round pick by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft.

Washington State CareerJunior (2014) – Won four of seven decision in 16 appearances, 13 starts…led Cougars with 3.31 ERA and 98 innings…tossed three complete games, including five-hit shutout victory against California, April 4…effort earned him Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week award…seven-shutout innings for win at Cal State Northridge, March 2…gave up one run on four hits in complete game win over No. 5 Oregon State, April 11…came within one out of complete game and defeated USC, May 2…nine innings of one run ball in no decision against Utah, May 9…Pac-12 honorable mention.

Sophomore (2013) – Finished with a 5-5 record with team-leading 2.78 ERA in 15 appearances (all starts)…pitched 100 1/3 innings, the most on the team, and tallied 61 strikeouts, which also led the team…five wins were the most on the team…struck out three or more batters in all but four of his appearances, including an 11-strikeout performance against California, April 19…went at least six innings 13 of his 15 appearances…allowed two earned runs in a complete game against Stanford, March 28…threw eight innings with no runs, no walks and three strikeouts against Eastern Michigan, Feb. 23.

Freshman (2012) – Posted 4-3 record with team-best 2.44 ERA in 15 appearances, including 12 starts…logged 66 1/3 innings…blanked Seattle on three hits over seven innings with seven strikeouts to earn victory, April 6…gave up one run on 10 hits in 18 1/3 innings over final-three starts, May 15-27…allowed team best .258 opponent average…went at least six innings in four starts…first career win came against Northern Colorado, March 4…ranks on WSU all-time freshman list for ERA (fourth), games started by a pitcher (tied-fifth), and innings pitched (tied-ninth).

High SchoolLettered in basketball…played four years of American Legion baseball…four-year all-state selection…threw four no-hitters in career, including a nine-inning perfect game…fanned 21 in one game during 2011 state tournament.

PersonalJoseph Taylor Pistorese…born in Seattle…father Brent and mother Linda…three sisters…selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 44th Round of 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft.



JackStruncFreshman | Highlands Ranch, Colo. 6-0 | 175 | R/RInfielder

IanSagdalSenior | East Wenatchee, Wash. 6-1 | 175 | L/RInfielder

Washington State CareerJunior (2014) – Appeared in 50 games, 41 starts…batted .269 with four doubles, one triple and 18 runs…perfect 5-for-5 in stolen bases…went 4-for-4 with a double and RBI at UCLA, March 21…four hits, including a triple, and four RBI against San Jose State, March 30…three hits against Utah, May 9.

Sophomore (2013) – Played in 41 games, 20 of which were starts…batted .253 with 23 hits and 10 RBI…had three triples, which tied for the most on the team…two runs, two RBI, and two walks against Eastern Michigan, Feb. 24…had 2-for-3 performance with season-high four RBI against Gonzaga, March 19.

Freshman (2012) – Played in 53 games, including 50 starts...batted .251 with seven doubles and 20 RBI...was 2-for-4 with two RBI in collegiate debut, Feb. 24 against Nebraska Omaha...recorded 13 multi-hit games, including 3-for-4 day against Northern Colorado, March 2.

High SchoolLettered in baseball and basketball…batted .476 as a sophomore and was named All-Columbia Basin Big Nine First Team second baseman…hit .435 and was All-South Puget Sound League honorable mention as a shortstop during his senior campaign.

PersonalIan Chase Sagdal…born in Wenatchee, Wash…father Glen…mother Vicki Parkhill, a Washington State University graduate…two brothers.

High SchoolLettered in baseball three times…senior season was named first team All-Continental League…made first team all-academic team junior and senior years…played in the Centennial/Continental All-Star game and helped the Golden Eagles reach the 5A Colorado state semifinal round…received All-Continental honorable mentions sophomore and junior years…made the sophomore Sunbelt Team.

PersonalJohn Robert Strunc...born in Littleton, Colo…father Jim and mother Krista…two brothers, Nick and Tom…brother Tom played baseball at Creighton…graduated with a 4.06 GPA and was a member of both the National Honors Society and DECA…favorite hobby is playing ping pong.

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SamTrieceSenior | Edmonds, Wash.6-2 | 210 | R/RPitcher

ScottySunitschFreshman | Federal Way, Wash.6-0 | 192 | L/LPitcher

Washington State CareerJunior (2014) – Made 22 relief appearances…fanned 25 in 26 innings…led bullpen with 2.42 ERA to go along with 1-2 record…capped stretch of six-straight shutout performances with 4 1/3 innings with three strikeouts to earn win over San Jose State, March 30…did not give up a run in eight innings over six appearances, April 13-May 16…struck out 12, walked two and gave up six hits during the stretch.

Sophomore (2013) – Made 12 appearances with one start…pitched 20 2/3 innings and had 11 strikeouts with a 4.79 ERA…gave up just one double, no triples and no home runs…batters hit .216 against him…gave up zero earned runs in eight of his 12 appearances…pitched 1 1/3 innings and allowed no hits, no runs, and walked zero batters in the season-opener against Western Carolina, Feb. 15…maintained a 0.00 ERA through his first three appearances.

Edmonds CareerFreshman (2012) – Only freshman starter on team…made seven appearances on the mound, including six starts…was 4-0 in 35 innings with 38 strikeouts and a 1.54 ERA.

High SchoolLettered in baseball and tennis…junior year named most improved on team…member of district championship team…second team All-WESCO…senior year named MVP…captain of baseball team…first team All-WESCO pitcher.

PersonalSamuel McKenzie Triece…born in Lynnwood Wash….father Scott and mother Elizabeth…older sister Allana…mother graduated from WSU in 1985.

High SchoolLettered five times, four in baseball and once in football…over four years posted a 3.37 ERA, recording nine wins and 119 strikeouts in 106 innings pitched…at the plate posted a career .347 average with 52 hits, seven home runs and 39 RBI…senior year, selected to the 4A All-State Second Team as an outfielder…junior year was selected onto the South SPSL Second Team as a pitcher…all-city utility player…sophomore year received South SPSL honorable mention and named all-city pitcher.

PersonalScott Andrew Sunitsch…born in Tacoma, Wash…father Scott and Mother Nancy…has two sisters, Sami and Grace…during high school maintained a 3.5 GPA all four years…hobbies include hunting, fishing and shooting.



StefanVan HornSophomore | Puyallup, Wash.6-1 | 180 | R/RCatcher

RyanWalkerFreshman | Arlington, Wash.6-1 | 180 | R/RPitcher

Washington State CareerFreshman (2014) – Appeared in six games off the bench…limited to five at bats…made his collegiate debut, Feb. 21 as a reserve catcher against Western Carolina.

High SchoolThree-sport letterwinner in baseball (four), football (three) and basketball (two)…played four positions in baseball, six in football and was a guard in basketball…all-league in baseball and football.

PersonalStefan Carl Seyler Van Horn…born in Tacoma, Wash…father Steve and mother Dawn…uncle Randy and aunt Lisa attended Washington State…enjoys riding dirt bikes, wakeboarding and snowboarding.

High SchoolLettered three times in baseball…named to the All-Wesco First Team as an infielder in both his junior and senior years…All-Wesco Second Team pitcher as a junior…led Arlington High School with a .437 batting average…during his sophomore year, was the first Arlington High School pitcher to win a playoff game since 1995…his freshman year, All-Wesco Second Team as a utility player…team-high .475 batting average…team offensive MVP three-straight years.

PersonalRyan Walker…born in Everett, Wash…father Mark and mother Beth…one brother, Nicholas, and one sister Tana…father played baseball for Gonzaga…uncle Michael Slater pitched for WSU…hobbies include collecting baseball memorabilia and knives.

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1962 18 12 1 8 5 0 3rd1963 24 8 0 7 7 0 3rd1964 31 9 0 10 6 0 2nd1965 33 8 0 14 4 0 1st1966 35 8 1 15 1 0 1st1967 22 10 0 7 6 0 6th1968 29 9 0 11 7 0 3rd1969 27 15 0 8 13 0 T-6th1970 30 11 1 9 6 0 1st1971 34 15 0 7 8 0 1st1972 29 13 0 14 4 0 T-1st1973 40 15 0 15 3 0 1st1974 38 9 0 14 4 0 T-1st1975 33 18 0 13 5 0 1st1976 43 15 0 16 2 0 1st1977 39 17 0 14 4 0 1st1978 41 17 0 15 3 0 1st1979 40 11 0 12 3 0 1st1980 36 10 2 11 3 0 1st1981 27 25 1 11 7 0 T-2nd1982 34 16 0 16 8 0 T-1st1983 40 16 1 16 8 0 2nd1984 41 20 0 15 6 0 T-1st1985 45 22 0 16 8 0 1st1986 35 24 0 11 12 0 4th1987 44 19 0 18 6 0 1st1988 52 14 0 18 4 0 1st1989 37 20 0 16 8 0 1st1990 48 19 0 19 5 0 1st1991 37 25 0 14 6 0 1st1992 31 23 1 16 14 0 2nd1993 34 24 0 16 14 0 T-3rd1994 35 26 0 11 19 0 5th1995 28 30 0 18 12 0 1st1996 26 35 0 12 12 0 3rd 1997 13 42 0 7 17 0 3rd1998 25 24 0 12 12 0 3rd1999 24 31 0 4 20 0 9th2000 20 36 0 6 18 0 9th2001 15 39 0 6 18 0 9th 2002 21 33 0 6 18 0 9th2003 19 37 0 7 17 0 T-8th2004 29 26 0 9 15 0 T-8th2005 21 37 0 1 23 0 9th2006 36 23 0 10 14 0 8th2007 28 26 0 10 14 0 T-6th2008 30 26 0 8 16 0 9th2009 32 25 0 19 8 0 2nd2010 37 22 0 15 12 0 3rd2011 26 28 0 10 17 0 9th2012 28 28 0 12 18 0 T-8th2013 23 32 0 9 21 0 10th2014 24 30 0 14 16 0 7th 2615 1649 17 1046 780 1 41 Champs.

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OPPONENT OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL FIRST-LASTAir Force 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2007Alabama 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1950Arizona 22-34 11-16 10-18 1-0 1974-2014Arizona State 15-49 8-16 6-31 1-2 1973-2014Arkansas 3-7 0-0 2-5 1-2 1987-2010Baylor 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1987Bethune-Cookman 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2010Bradley 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1956Brown 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 2013Bucknell 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2006BYU 25-17 6-0 7-7 12-10 1971-2014California 36-47-1 14-14 17-29-1 5-4 1902-2014UC Davis 5-4 2-2 3-2 0-0 1969-2008UC Irvine 2-4 0-0 2-3 0-1 1984-2012UCLA 22-46 10-19 10-27 2-0 1967-2014UC Riverside 4-5 0-0 4-5 0-0 1973-2014UC Santa Barbara 3-5 2-0 1-4 0-1 1981-2013CSU Bakersfield 4-3 2-2 2-1 0-0 2010-11Cal State Fullerton 7-5 2-1 3-3 2-1 1976-2014Cal State Northridge 15-12 4-3 10-8 1-1 1995-2014Charleston Southern 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2006Chicago State 3-1 3-1 0-0 0-0 2006Clemson 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1988Connecticut 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1965Cornell 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1975Creighton 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2008Dallas Baptist 2-2 1-1 1-1 0-0 2010-11Dartmouth 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1996Davidson 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1991East Tennessee State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2006Eastern Michigan 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 2013Florida International 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 1990Florida State 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 1988-89Fresno State 9-20 0-0 7-20 2-0 1966-2011George Washington 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1988Gonzaga 196-97-1 82-29 67-45-1 47-23 1911-2014Grand Canyon 1-3-1 0-0 1-2 0-1-1 1980-1996Harvard 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1989Hawaii 11-19 0-0 10-19 1-0 1969-2005Houston 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1998Illinois-Chicago 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2007Iowa 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1988Iowa State 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 1990Kansas State 3-2 0-0 0-1 3-1 1989-2010Kennesaw State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2006Kent State 4-1 3-1 0-0 1-0 2002-08Kentucky 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 1994-2002Lafayette 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2006Long Beach State 6-10 0-0 4-9 2-1 1988-2012Loyola Marymount 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1990Maine 3-2 0-0 0-0 3-2 1976-94Massachusetts 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1973Miami (Fla.) 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1990Miami (Ohio) 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2006Minnesota 2-1 0-0 2-0 0-1 1988-2011Mississippi State 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 2012Missouri 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1977-2006Navy 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1996Nebraska 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 1986-2000Nebraska Omaha 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 2012Nevada 11-5 0-0 5-3 6-2 1965-2004UNLV 9-9 1-2 7-7 1-0 1976-2012New Mexico 1-0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1992-1994

OPPONENT OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL FIRST-LASTNew Mexico State 3-1 0-0 3-1 0-0 1999North Carolina 2-1 0-0 0-1 2-0 1987-93 North Carolina State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1993Northern Colorado 8-2 4-2 3-0 1-0 1975-2012Northwestern 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1983-2004Notre Dame 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3 1992-2009Ohio State 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3 1965-98Oklahoma 8-5 2-2 5-2 1-1 1976-2009Oklahoma State 2-4 0-0 0-2 2-2 1987-2011Oral Roberts 6-7 0-0 2-2 4-5 1977-2009Oregon 148-122-1 82-54 65-67-1 1-1 1906-2014Oregon State 228-197-2 127-74-2 81-107 20-16 1910-2014Pacific 2-12 0-0 2-11 0-1 1979-2004Pennsylvania 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1990Pepperdine 4-7 1-0 2-5 1-2 1976-2009Pittsburgh 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1977Portland 73-28-1 30-12 29-11-1 14-5 1947-2013Rice 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 2009Rider 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2007Rutgers 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 1950-90Sacramento State 21-15 6-3 14-11 1-1 1962-2005St. John’s 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1 1983-90Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 3-1-2 0-0 2-1-2 1-0 1962-2004San Diego State 8-10 0-0 6-4 2-6 1984-2014San Francisco 5-2 0-0 3-2 2-0 1964-2007San Jose State 17-9 5-2 11-7 1-0 1962-2014Santa Clara 11-4 0-0 4-3 7-1 1966-2008Seattle 15-7 7-4 0-1 8-2 1952-2011Seton Hall 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1984South Alabama 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2011South Dakota State 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2009Southeastern Louisiana 2-1 0-0 2-1 0-0 2005USC 29-64 18-25 11-36 0-3 1948-2014Southern Illinois 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1975SMU 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1975Southern Utah 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2007Stanford 24-45 13-23 10-19 1-3 1950-2014Stetson 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1986Tennessee 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1991Texas 5-9 0-0 4-7 1-2 1950-2007Texas A&M 5-9 0-0 3-8 2-1 1987-2010Texas-Arlington 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 2000TCU 2-1 0-0 0-1 2-0 1996-97UTPA 2-1 0-0 2-1 0-0 2004 UTSA 1-3 0-0 1-3 0-0 2013Texas State 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2014Texas Tech 3-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 1986-2010Troy 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2002Utah 17-7 9-3 4-4 4-0 1971-2014Utah Valley 10-3 9-2 0-0 1-1 2004-11Vanderbilt 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1973Virginia Tech 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1989Wake Forest 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1993Washington 235-190 119-72 100-111 16-7 1901-2014Western Carolina 1-4 0-2 1-2 0-0 2013-14Wichita State 2-5 0-0 0-2 2-3 1987-2010Wright State 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2008

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The Cougars roared to a 14-2 start and cruised to a 27-4 mark in the regular season, including a 12-2 record and first-place finish in the Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division. WSC swept a pair of games in Pullman against Stanford to capture the PCC crown and trav-eled to Omaha, Neb., for the first College World Series at the site. After defeating Tufts in the opener, future Major League pitcher Gene Conley and Rod Keough pitched back-to-back complete game victories over Alabama and Rutgers, respectively. WSC was routed by Texas and the Longhorns defeated Rutgers to set up a winner-take-all game with the Cougars. Despite three hits by shortstop Eddie Coleman, the Cougars were blanked 3-0 and finished national runner-up with a 32-6 record.

Washington State won 16 of its first 17 outings, including 12-straight to open the season, and rolled to a 29-6 regular season record. The Cou-gars won the Pacific Coast Northern Division at 14-4 and hosted Stan-ford in the NCAA District 8 Playoff. In the opener against the Indians, Harold Brunstad plated two runs with a double in the eighth to lift WSU to a 2-1 victory and the Cougars routed Stanford 13-3 in game two to give head coach Bobo Brayton his first trip to the College World Series. In Omaha, Neb., WSU split its first two games, defeating Texas and losing to Ohio State. The Cougars edged Connecticut by a run to set up a rematch with the Buckeyes that turned out to be a classic. Steve Arlin struck out 20 Cougars and Ohio State pushed across an unearned run in the 15th inning for a 1-0 win that ended WSU’s season. The Cougars finished fourth in the nation according to Collegiate Baseball.

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After a 6-3 start, Washington State ripped off 15-straight wins and went on to post a 26-6 regular season record. Included in the winning streak were five wins by Jerry Bartow, including four of his school single-sea-son record 10 complete games. The Cougars won the Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division with an 11-3 mark and hosted USC with the PCC title and NCAA District 8 spot in the College World Series on the line. Bartow bested the Trojans on a six-hitter in the opener and Bill Rich, who batted .422 in 90 at bats during the season, drove in all five runs in game two and the Cougars swept the series. In Omaha, Neb., Bradley defeated WSC 4-3 in the opener and New Hampshire handed Ron Aiken his only loss of the season to eliminate the Cougars.

The Cougars won their final 10 regular season games to finish 39-12 and win the Pacific-8 Conference with a 16-2 record. Washington State hosted the NCAA West Regional where the Cougars blasted four home runs, including three off future big-league hurler Mike Scott, to defeat Pepperdine in the opener. WSU took two of three games from Cal State Fullerton behind a pair of wins from tourna-ment MVP Bob Sherwood and advanced to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. At the CWS, Washington State scored in five of the first six innings and defeated Oklahoma in the first round before losing to Arizona State and Maine to end the season 43-15. Future big-league pitcher Eric Wilkins led the Cougars with 10 victories and WSU averaged over seven runs a game on offense.

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YEAR PLAYOFF W L FINISH1914 Northwest Conference 0 2 2nd1915 Northwest Conference 2 0 1st1926 Northern Divison East 2 0 1st Northern Division 1 2 2nd1927 Northern Division 2 1 1st1928 Northern Division 1 2 2nd1947 Pacific Coast 0 1 2nd1948 Pacific Coast 0 2 2nd1949 Pacific Coast 1 2 2nd1950 Pacific Coast 2 0 1st College World Series 3 2 2nd1956 Pacific Coast 2 0 1st College World Series 0 2 7th1960 NCAA District 8 1 2 2nd1961 NCAA District 8 0 2 3rd1965 NCAA District 8 2 0 1st College World Series 2 2 3rd1966 NCAA District 8 2 2 2nd1970 Pacific-8 0 2 4th1971 Pacific-8 3 2 2nd1972 Pacific-8 North 1 0 1st Pacific-8 0 2 2nd1973 Pacific-8 0 2 2nd1975 Pacific-8 North 1 0 1st Pacific-8 0 2 2nd1975 NCAA Rocky Mountain Regional 3 2 2nd1976 NCAA West Regional 3 1 1st College World Series 1 2 5th1977 Pacific-8 0 2 2nd NCAA Rocky Mountain Regional 2 2 2nd1978 Pacific-8 1 2 2nd NCAA Rocky Mountain Regional 0 2 4th1979 Pacific-10 1 2 3rd1980 Pacific-10 0 2 3rd1984 Pacific-10 North 3 0 1st NCAA West II Regional 0 2 4th1985 Pacific-10 North 2 2 2nd1986 Pacific-10 North 2 2 3rd1987 Pacific-10 North 4 0 1st NCAA West I Regional 2 2 3rd1988 Pacific-10 North 4 0 1st NCAA West I Regional 2 2 3rd1989 Pacific-10 North 0 2 6th1990 Pacific-10 North 3 0 1st NCAA West II Regional 2 2 3rd1991 Pacific-10 North 1 2 3rd1995 Pacific-10 0 2 2nd2009 NCAA Norman Regional 1 2 3rd2010 NCAA Fayetteville Regional 3 2 2nd Totals 66 73

NCAA PLAYER OF THE YEARJohn G. Olerud (Baseball America) 1988

ALL-AMERICAChuck Brayton (First) SS 1947John E. Olerud (First) C 1965Dale Ford (First) OF 1966Bob Williams (First) C 1969Pete Duncan (First) 3B 1970Bob Waits (First) 2B 1971Marv Chamberlain (First) OF 1974John G. Olerud (First) P 1988John G. Olerud (First) DH 1988John G. Olerud (First) UT 1988Aaron Sele (First) P 1990Rick Austin (Second) P 1968Doug Simon (Second) OF 1975Phil Westendorf (Second) 2B 1977Mike Kinkade (Second) DH 1994Bill Rich (Third) C 1956Nick August (Third) 2B 1960Steve Evert (Third) OF 1970Frank Jackson (Third) 1B 1972Dave Edler (Third) 3B 1977Mike Costello (Third) P 1984Rob Smith (Third) OF 1987Jim Connor (Third) OF 1988Kevin Brunstad (Third) 1B 1993Mike Kinkade (Third) DH 1994Casey Kelley (Third) 1B 1998Jay Miller (Third) OF 2006Jared Prince (Third) OF/P 2006Phil Westendorf (HM) DH 1975Ray Hattenburg (HM) UT 1999Jared Prince (FR) OF/P 2006Derek Jones (FR) OF 2009Ian Hamilton (FR) P 2014Jason Grove (HM FR) OF 1998 Stefan Bailie (HM FR) OF 2000

ABCA GOLD GLOVE AWARDSPaul Gran (Division I) 3B 2008Paul Gran (West Region) 3B 2008

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Chuck Brayton 3B-OF 1947 Wally Kramer P 1947Larry Orteig OF 1947Chuck Brayton 3B-OF 1948Gordy Brunswick 1B-OF 1948Bob McGuire OF 1948Tiz Miller SS 1948Ward Rockey P 1948Clayton Carr C 1949 Bob McGuire OF 1949Ward Rockey P 1949Dick Stiles P 1949Gordy Brunswick 1B-OF 1950Lee Dolquist P 1950 Bob McGuire OF 1950Don Paul 3B 1950Clayton Carr C 1951Rod Keogh P 1951Rod Keogh P 1952Landy James P 1953Glenn Kranc 2B 1953Lee Dolquist P 1954Terry Sparks OF 1954Terry Sparks OF 1955Jerry Bartow P 1956 Gordon Hersey 2B 1956Bill Mashburn 3B 1956Bill Rich C 1956Joe Trembly OF 1957Mo Winter 1B 1957Arley Kangas OF-C 1958Dick Montee P 1958Elwood Hahn P 1959Arley Kangas OF-C 1959Nick August 2B 1960 Arley Kangas OF-C 1960Dick Montee P 1960Arnie Pleasant OF 1960Zeke Blocklinger SS 1961Marv Marchbanks OF 1961Zeke Blocklinger SS 1962Pat Crook C 1962Paul Tomlinson 1B 1962Bob Walker OF 1962Larry Schreck OF 1963 Tom Seidel 3B 1963Dale Ford OF 1964Bob Garretson OF 1964 Gary Strom 2B 1964Dan Frisella P 1965Bob Fry OF 1965Gary Strom 2B 1965Hal Brunstad 1B 1966 Dale Ford OF 1966 Dan Frisella P 1966Jim Hannah C 1966Gary Strom 2B 1966Tom Brown P 1967Rick Austin P 1968 Greg Schubert OF 1968Bob Willams C 1969Pete Duncan 3B 1970Steve Evert OF 1970

Terry Heaton SS 1972 Frank Jackson 1B 1972Steve Merkley OF 1972 Bill Sanford C 1972 Barry Sbragia P 1972Jim Chapados 1B 1973Larry Herman P 1973Steve Merkley OF 1973Dave Pyles 2B 1973Doug Simon OF 1973Marv Chamberlain UT 1974Roger Dirkes 2B 1974Rick Mitchell OF 1974Roger Dirkes 2B 1975Wes Graham OF 1975Tracy Harris P 1975Doug Simon OF 1975Phil Westendorf DH 1975Greg Herrick OF 1976Mike Hultman DH 1976Marty Maxwell 3B-SS 1976Tim Tveit OF 1976Phil Westendorf 1B-UT 1976Eric Wilkins P 1976Dave Edler 3B 1977 Greg Herrick OF 1977Jim Lauer 1B-OF 1977 Marty Maxwell 3B-SS 1977Bob Sherwood P 1977Phil Westendorf 1B-UT 1977Eric Wilkins P 1977Bruce Chanåey SS 1978Dave Edler 3B 1978Jim Lauer 1B-OF 1978Steve Quealey P 1978John Seefried DH 1978Eric Snider P 1978Dan Wodrich 2B 1978 Andy Alvis 1B 1979 Bruce Chanåey SS 1979Don Crow C 1979Steve Quealey P 1979Brian Stanton OF 1979Glen Walker DH-OF 1979Dan Wodrich 2B 1979Clay Hill C 1980Tom Niedenfuer P 1980Kelly Smith OF 1980 Glen Walker DH-OF 1980Dan Wodrich 2B 1980Mike Beuke UT 1981 Paul Noce SS 1981Rick Pavey C 1981Don Wulff OF 1981Don Long SS 1982Mike Miller OF 1982Greg Monda DH 1982Jay Hunt P 1983Don Long SS 1983Mike Miller OF 1983Greg Monda DH 1983John Skurla OF 1984Dave Kilhefner OF 1985

Tony Odom C 1985Bill Cruikshank 2B 1986Mike Meyers UT 1986Pete Blanksma 3B 1987Jeff Hooper DH 1987 Mike Meyers UT 1987Rob Smith OF 1987Pete Blanksma 3B 1988Greg Hunter 2B 1988John G. Olerud P-DH 1988 Steve Webb 1B 1988Ed Gustafson P 1989 Tim Kuykendall OF 1989 John G. Olerud DH 1989Rob Nichols 1b 1989Jim Connor OF 1990Greg Hunter 2B 1990Scott Hatteberg C 1990Rob Nichols 1B 1990Aaron Sele P 1990Scott Hatteberg C 1991Darrin Kitchen OF 1991Aaron Sele P 1991Tad Thompson OF 1991Beau Campbell C 1992Corky Franklin UT 1992 Tad Thompson OF 1992Jason Evenhus P 1993 Mike Kinkade DH 1993Roy Miller SS 1993Kevin Brunstad 1B 1994 Mike Kinkade DH 1994Ken Cameron OF 1995Kyle Kawabata P 1995Mike Kinkade C 1995Ron Naumu 2B 1995Todd Belitz P 1996 Jim Horner OF 1996Jered Fowler UT 1996Scott Randall 2B 1997Casey Kelley 1B 1998Greg Mitchell 3B 1998 Wade Parrish P 1998 Scott Randall 2B 1998 Ray Hattenburg UT 1999Ray Hattenburg IF 2000Stefan Bailie 1B 2001Bookie Gates 2B 2002Brady Everett C 2005Jay Miller OF 2006Jared Prince OF/P 2006Paul Gran 3B 2008Jeremy Johnson P 2009Jared Prince OF 2009Matt Way P 2009Chad Arnold P 2010Adam Conley P 2010Taylor Ard 1B 2011Taylor Ard 1B 2012Derek Jones OF 2012Ian Hamilton P 2014Nick Tanielu 3B 2014

Conferences:Northwest | 1910-12Northwest (East) | 1913-16, 1918Pacific Coast | 1919-22Northern Division | 1923Northwest | 1924Northern Division | 1925-66

Pacific-8 | 1967-1969Pacific-8 North | 1970-78Pacific-10 North | 1979-1998Pacific-10 | 1999-2011Pac-12 | 2012-present

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Date Pitcher(s) Opponent Score5/2/16 Hartman** Gonzaga 8-04/16/21 Friel, Skadan (5)** Gonzaga 2-14/9/32 Coleman Lewis-Clark State 12-13/30/51 Keogh Lewis-Clark State 2-13/22/58 Hahn Columbia Basin 0-13/27/64 Salisbury Lewis & Clark 4-03/18/67 Austin Lewis-Clark State 1-03/21/68 Clark Montana 9-13/22/68 Austin* Gonzaga 5-03/27/69 Angelini, Wallace (6), Lavick (7) Western Washington 8-03/26/71 Angell* Eastern Washington 5-04/3/71 Lavick, Gage-Cole (7) Idaho State 1-03/10/73 McIntosh* Whitworth 8-03/11/73 Stein, Schafer (6) Idaho 6-03/16/73 McIntosh Puget Sound 6-03/23/73 Beem Eastern Washington 6-03/9/74 Wright, Stein (6) Idaho 10-03/20/74 Harris Central Washington 7-03/14/76 Sherwood Idaho 2-05/7/76 Wilkins** Oregon State 1-03/20/77 Harris Washington 3-03/4/84 Costello Washington 4-03/14/85 Waananen Rockford (Ill.) College 15-0

*Perfect game**Nine-inning game (all other games seven innings)

COACH YEARS W L T PCTCaptains 1892-1900 21 9 0 .700H. E. Lougheed 1901-1903 24 18 0 .571J. N. Ashmore 1904 10 2 0 .833Everett Sweeley 1905-1906 20 12 0 .625Frank Sanger 1909-1912 27 36 1 .429J. R. Bender 1907-08 1913-15 69 22 1 .758J. Fred Bohler 1916-1920 47 27 1 .635Frank N. Barber 1921-1922 32 12 0 .728Harry Applequist 1923-1926 66 29 1 .695Arthur “Buck’’ Bailey 1927-1942 1946-1961 603 325 5 .649Jack Friel 1943-1945 29 24 0 .547Charles “Bobo’’ Brayton 1962-1994 1162 523 8 .689Steve Farrington 1995-2000 138 198 0 .411Tim Mooney 2001-2004 84 135 0 .384Donnie Marbut 2005-present 285 277 0 .507All-time WSU Record 2615 1648 17 .615

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Dick Stiles (First) P 1949Tom Marier (First) 3B 1949Don Paul (First) 3B 1950Bob McGuire (First) OF 1950Lee Dolquist (First) P 1950Clayton Carr (First) C 1950Clayton Carr (First) C 1951Lee Dolquist (First) P 1950Terry Sparks (First) OF 1954Ron Aiken (First) P 1956Bill Rich (First) C 1956Nick August (First) 2B 1960Dick Montee (First) P 1960Bob Garretson (First) OF 1964Dan Frisella (First) P 1965John Olerud (First) C 1965Gary Strom (First) 2B 1966Dale Ford (First) OF 1966Rick Austin (First) P 1968Bob Williams (First) C 1969Pete Duncan (First) 3B 1970Steve Evert (First) OF 1970Bob Waits (First) 2B 1971Frank Jackson (First) 1B 1972Joe McIntosh (First) P 1973Marv Chamberlain (First) OF 1974Doug Simon (First) OF 1975Dave Edler (First) 3B 1977Phil Westendorf (First) 2B 1977Kelly Smith (First) OF 1980Don Long (First) SS 1982

Don Long (First) 3B 1983Mike Costello (First) P 1984Mike Meyers (First) 1B 1987Rob Smith (First) OF 1987John Olerud (First) P 1988Steve Webb (First) 1B 1988Pete Blanksma (First) 3B 1988Jim Connor (First) OF 1988Aaron Sele (First) P 1990Scott Hatteberg (First) C 1990Scott Hatteberg (First) C 1991Beau Campbell (First) DH 1992Jason Evenhus (First) P 1993Mike Kinkade (First) DH 1993Taylor Ard (First) 1B 2011Taylor Ard (First) 1B 2012Greg Monda (Second) 1B 1983Mike Miller (Second) 2B 1983Guy Normand (Second) P 1983John Skurla (Second) OF 1984Tony Odom (Second) C 1985Dave Kilhefner (Second) OF 1985Jeff Hooper (Second) DH 1987Pete Blanksma (Second) 3B 1987Greg Hunter (Second) 2B 1988Rob Nichols (Second) 1B 1990Jim Connor (Second) OF 1990Aaron Sele (Second) P 1991Stefan Bailie (Second) 1B 2001Derek Jones (Second) OF 2012

ALL-AMERICATom Owings (First) UT 1970Joe McIntosh (First) P 1971Joe McIntosh (First) P 1972Joe McIntosh (First) P 1973Tad Thompson (First) OF 1992Collin Slaybaugh (First) C 2013Jim Chapados (Second) OF 1972Jim Chapados (Second) OF 1973Collin Slaybaugh (Second) OF 2014Steve Merkley (Third) OF 1972Loren Hoppes (Third) SS 1984Kurt Waananen (Third) P 1985Collin Henderson (Third) OF 2004

CONFERENCE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEARJayson Miller (Pac-10) P 2008Greg Lagreid (Pac-10) C 2009Matt Fanelli (Pac-10) DH 2010Collin Slaybaugh (Pac-12) C/OF 2014

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GAMES1. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 2432. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 2283. Jim Connor, 1987-90 227 Jay Miller, 2003-06 2275. Jim Murphy, 2005-08 218 Jared Prince, 2006-09 2187. Derek Jones, 2009-12 2168. Rob Ryan, 1993-96 2149. Tad Thompson, 1989-92 21310. Shawn Stevenson, 1997-2000 211

BATTING AVERAGE1. Greg Monda, 1981-83 .3692. Dale Ford, 1964-66 .3653. Nick Tanielu, 2013-14 .3644. Glen Walker, 1979-80 .3625. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 .3616. Scott Hatteberg, 1989-91 .3607. Jim Connor, 1987-90 .3588. Tom Thomas, 1970-71 .35519. Ray Hattenburg, 1997-2000 .354610. Dave Edler, 1975-78 .349

HOME RUNS1. Derek Jones, 2009-12 412. Jeff Hooper, 1984-87 403. Casey Kelley, 1996-98 384. Jim Connor, 1987-90 375. Beau Campbell, 1989-92 34 Jim Murphy, 2005-08 347. John G. Olerud, 1987-89 33 Jason Grove, 1998-2000 339. Stefan Bailie, 2000-01 3010. Phil Westendorf, 1974-77 28 Grant Richardson, 2002-04 28

RBI1. Kevin Brunstad, 1991-94 1992. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 1973. Jim Connor, 1987-90 1894. Jeff Hooper, 1984-87 1725. Derek Jones, 2009-12 1646. Phil Westendorf, 1974-77 1627. Jared Prince, 2006-09 1618. Jim Murphy, 2005-08 1599. Marv Chamberlain, 1971-74 15610. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 153

RUNS1. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 2302. Jim Connor, 1987-90 2173. Shawn Stevenson, 1997-2000 2004. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 1895. Rob Smith, 1984-87 1786. Jay Miller, 2003-06 1717. Mike Miller, 1980-83 1708. Mike Wetmore, 1994-96 1679. Derek Jones, 2009-12 16410. Tad Thompson, 1989-92 158

STOLEN BASES1. Mike Miller, 1980-83 972. Bob Waits, 1969-71 943. Roger Dirkes, 1973-75 754. Steve Merkley, 1971-73 67 Mike Wetmore, 1994-96 676. Bob Fry, 1963-65 48 Steve Grasser, 1971-73 48 Tom Jobb, 1974-77 48 Joey Zellner, 1984-85 4810. John Rankin, 1969-70 47

WALKS1. Jim Connor, 1987-90 1342. Ron Naumu, 1992-95 1283. Mike Miller, 1980-83 123 Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 1235. Phil Westendorf, 1974-77 1176. Tad Thompson, 1989-92 1127. Scott Hatteberg, 1989-91 1108. Mark Wyckoff, 1984, 1986-88 1089. Jay Miller, 2003-06 10710. Rob Smith, 1984-87 106

HITS1. Jay Miller, 2003-06 3072. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 3043. Shawn Stevenson, 1997-2000 2734. Jim Connor, 1987-90 2715. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 2636. Jared Prince, 2006-09 2567. Ray Hattenburg, 1997-2000 2558. Kevin Brunstad, 1991-94 2459. Bookie Gates, 1999-2002 23210. Derek Jones, 2009-12 227

DOUBLES1. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 752. Jay Miller, 2003-06 743. Tad Thompson, 1989-92 654. Kevin Brunstad, 1991-94 585. Jim Connor, 1987-90 576. Ray Hattenburg, 1997-2000 567. Jared Prince, 2006-09 538. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 529. Scott Hatteberg, 1989-91 5010. Shawn Stevenson, 1997-2000 49

TRIPLES1. Bob Fry, 1963-65 14 Ken Cameron, 1993-95 143. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 12 Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 12 Steve Gleason, 1996-99 126. Dave Jones, 1957-59 11 Andy Alvis, 1979-80 11 Paul Noce, 1979-80 11 Mike Wetmore, 1994-96 1110. Dale Ford, 1964-66 10 Dave Edler, 1975-78 10 Jim Connor, 1987-90 10 Shawn Stevenson, 1997-2000 10

TOTAL BASES1. Mike Kinkade, 1992-95 4782. Jim Connor, 1987-90 4593. Derek Jones, 2009-12 4144. Jay Miller, 2003-06 4045. Jeff Hooper, 1984-87 4026. Jared Prince, 2006-09 4017. Greg Hunter, 1987-90 381 Shawn Stevenson, 1997-2000 3819. Kevin Brunstad, 1991-94 37910. Jim Murphy, 2005-08 378

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Dale Ford, 1964-66 .6702. Jason Grove, 1998-2000 .66513. Glen Walker, 1979-80 .66484. Casey Kelley, 1996-98 .6555. Stefan Bailie, 2000-01 .6246. Greg Monda, 1981-83 .6167. Jim Connor, 1987-90 .6078. Taylor Ard, 2011-12 .5779. Andy Alvis, 1979-80 .57510. Scott Hatteberg, 1989-91 .568

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GAMES PITCHED1. Steve Kost, 2005-08 892. Kellen Camus, 2011-14 863. Seth Harvey, 2007-10 784. Tom Pellerin, 1983-86 755. Reed Rainey, 1983-85 74 Les McTavish, 1997-2000 74 Jayson Miller, 2005-08 748. Adam Conley, 2009-11 709. Wayne Daman, Jr., 2004-07 6710. Lanakila Niles, 1999-2002 66

GAMES STARTED1. Brian Sajonia, 1985-88 55 Robert Ramsay, 1993-96 553. Chad Arnold, 2008-11 534. Todd Meldahl, 1997-2000 515. Tom McGraw, 1987-90 466. Bob Sherwood, 1974-77 45 Wayne Daman, Jr., 2004-07 458. Tracy Harris, 1974-77 42 Tanner Chelborad, 2012-14 4210. Guy Normand, 1983-86 40

WINS1. Joe McIntosh, 1971-73 342. Bob Sherwood, 1974-77 303. Tom McGraw, 1987-90 284. John G. Olerud, 1987-89 26 Aaron Sele, 1989-91 26 Kyle Kawabata, 1992-95 267. Al Hartman, 1913-16 24 Brian Sajonia, 1985-88 249. Dick Montee, 1958-60 23 Eric Wilkins, 1975-77 23

SAVES1. Reed Rainey, 1983-85 242. Ross Humes, 2006-08 193. Ian Hamilton, 2014 154. Russ Foster, 1946-50 13 Adam Conley, 2009-11 13 Paris Shewey, 2009-11 137. Tony Provenzo, 1977-79 118. Jeremy Johnson, 2006, 08-09 109. Mike Gomez, 1969-71 9 Jim Lavick, 1969-71 9 Tom Pellerin, 1983-86 9 Reggie Rivard, 1998-2000 9

STRIKEOUTS1. Aaron Sele, 1989-91 2782. Robert Ramsay, 1993-96 2733. Joe McIntosh, 1971-73 2514. Todd Meldahl, 1997-2000 2445. Matt Way, 2006-09 2396. Elwood Hahn, 1958-60 2267. Guy Normand, 1983-86 2218. Chad Arnold, 2008-11 2179. Dick Montee, 1958-60 21610. Tom McGraw, 1987-90 208

INNINGS1. Robert Ramsay, 1993-96 3262. Brian Sajonia, 1985-88 320 1/33. Bob Sherwood, 1974-77 314 2/34. Joe McIntosh, 1971-73 313 1/35. Todd Meldahl, 1997-2000 310 2/36. Tom McGraw, 1987-90 295 2/3 Jayson Miller, 2005-08 295 2/38. Aaron Sele, 1989-91 293 2/39. Wayne Daman, Jr., 2004-07 29310. Chad Arnold, 2008-11 291

ERA1. Rick Austin, 1967-68 1.192. Dan Frisella, 1965-66 1.493. Tom Brown, 1966-67 1.554. Joe Karp, 1966-68 1.565. Mike Avey, 1964-66 1.866. Landy James, 1951-53 2.137. Norm Angelini, 1968-69 2.298. Bob Bolingbroke, 1958-60 2.429. Murray Gage-Cole, 1970-71 2.4410. Larry Herman, 1972-73 2.46

WHIP1. Dan Frisella, 1965-66 0.8422. Rick Austin, 1967-68 0.9643. Joe Karp, 1966-68 1.0074. Tom Brown, 1966-67 1.0605. Larry Herman, 1972-73 1.1456. Murray Gage-Cole, 1970-71 1.1837. Dick Montee, 1958-60 1.1928. Landy James, 1951-53 1.2039. Joe McIntosh, 1971-73 1.21310. Bob Bolingbroke, 1958-60 1.222

COMPLETE GAMES1. Al Hartman, 1913-16 312. Joe McIntosh, 1971-73 243. Merritt McCully, 1905-08 23 Norm Moss, 1913-16 235. Joe Halm, 1905-09 226. Tracy Harris, 1974-77 21 Aaron Sele, 1989-91 218. Busher Lewis, 1917-20 20 Elwood Hahn, 1958-60 2010. Bob Kinnaman, 1936-37, 1939 19 Bob Sherwood, 1974-77 19

SHUTOUTS1. Al Hartman, 1913-16 6 Elwood Hahn, 1958-60 63. Norm Moss, 1913-16 5 Busher Lewis, 1917-20 5 Dan Frisella, 1965-66 5 Tracy Harris, 1974-77 57. Landy James, 1951-53 4 Rick Austin, 1967-68 4 Mark Beem, 1973-75 4 Bob Sherwood, 1974-77 4

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GAMES1. Buzzy Verduzco, 1985 67 Jim Connor, 1990 673. Pete Blanksma, 1988 66 John G. Olerud, 1988 66 Scott Hatteberg, 1990 66 Tim Kuykendall, 1990 667. Jeff Johnsen, 1985 65 Steve Webb, 1988 659. Jim Connor, 1988 64 Greg Hunter, 1988 64

BATTING AVERAGE1. Busher Lewis, 1917 .5002. John G. Olerud, 1988 .4643. Lyman Passmore, 1917 .4624. Clifford Marker, 1925 .4465. Edwin Goddard, 1937 .4306. Curry Mitchell, 1925 .4267. Kelly Smith, 1980 .4188. William Sewell, 1941 .4129. John Zaepfel, 1924 .40410. Jared Prince, 2006 .401

HOME RUNS1. Casey Kelley, 1998 252. John G. Olerud, 1988 233. Glen Walker, 1980 21 Jeff Hooper, 1987 215. Beau Campbell, 1992 206. Rob Smith, 1987 197. Mike Meyers, 1987 18 Jason Grove, 1999 18 Stefan Bailie, 2001 1810. Dale Ford, 1966 17

RBI1. Jeff Hooper, 1987 81 John G. Olerud, 1988 813. Glen Walker, 1980 764. Marv Chamberlain, 1974 735. Beau Campbell, 1992 726. Steve Webb, 1988 717. Casey Kelley, 1998 68 Grant Richardson, 2004 689. Kevin Brunstad, 1993 6710. Greg Monda, 1983 65 Rod Smith, 1987 65

RUNS1. Rob Smith, 1987 872. John G. Olerud, 1988 833. Mike Kinkade , 1994 724. Mike Miller, 1983 715. Jim Connor, 1988 70 Jim Connor, 1990 707. Kelly Smith, 1980 69 Mike Meyers, 1987 699. Mike Wetmore, 1994 6610. Mike Kinkade, 1993 64 Kaeo Rubin, 2004 64

STOLEN BASES1. Bob Waits, 1971 592. Mike Miller, 1983 433. Mike Miller, 1982 384. John Rankin, 1970 355. Roger Dirkes, 1974 336. Steve Merkley, 1972 32 Mike Wetmore, 1996 328. Roger Dirkes, 1975 31 Joey Zellner, 1985 3110. Kelly Smith, 1980 30

WALKS1. Mark Wyckoff, 1987 60 Scott Hatteberg, 1991 603. Jim Connor, 1990 554. Mike Miller, 1982 545. John G. Olerud, 1988 506. Matt Minium, 1978 48 Don Wulff, 1981 48 Pete Blanksma, 1988 489. Jason King, 1990 47 Mike Wetmore, 1994 47

HITS1. John G. Olerud, 1988 1082. Jeff Hooper, 1987 923. Jim Connor, 1988 914. Mike Kinkade, 1994 905. Scott Hatteberg, 1990 88 Ray Hattenburg, 1999 88 Jay Miller, 2006 888. Rob Smith, 1987 87 Jim Connor, 1990 8710. Jared Prince, 2006 83

DOUBLES1. Mike Kinkade, 1994 312. Scott Hatteberg, 1990 293. Jay Miller, 2006 284. Kevin Brunstad, 1993 265. Tad Thompson, 1992 256. Jim Connor, 1990 237. Rob Smith, 1987 22 Jim Connor, 1988 229. Greg Monda, 1983 21 John G. Olerud, 1988 21 Scott Hatteberg, 1991 21 Tad Thompson, 1991 21 Jay Miller, 2003 21

TRIPLES1. Dave Jones, 1959 7 Andy Alvis, 1980 7 Greg Monda, 1983 7 Greg Barton, 1984 75. Terry Carroll, 1951 6 Bob Fry, 1963 6 Bob Fry, 1964 6 Paul Noce, 1981 6 Don Long, 1983 6 Jeff Corbally, 1984 6 Ken Cameron, 1995 6 Steve Gleason, 1998 6

TOTAL BASES1. John G. Olerud, 1988 2042. Jeff Hooper, 1987 1773. Rob Smith, 1987 1704. Jim Connor, 1988 1575. Mike Kinkade, 1994 1546. Glen Walker, 1980 1537. Beau Campbell, 1992 1528. Greg Monda, 1983 151 Casey Kelley, 1998 15110. Scott Hatteberg, 1990 145

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. John G. Olerud, 1988 .8762. Dale Ford, 1966 .8583. Glen Walker, 1980 .8414. Casey Kelley, 1998 .8305. Jason Grove, 1999 .7756. Beau Campbell, 1992 .7647. Jeff Hooper, 1987 .7288. Greg Monda, 1983 .7269. Rob Smith, 1987 .70810. Tom Seidel, 1963 .687

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GAMES PITCHED1. Matt Bower, 2014 312. Dane Renkert, 2005 30 Paris Shewey, 2010 304. Danny Allison, 1991 29 Adam Conley, 2010 29 Kellen Camus, 2012 297. Jeremy Johnson, 2009 28 Spencer Jackson, 2012 28 Scott Simon, 2012 28 Kellen Camus, 2014 28 Ian Hamilton, 2014 28

GAMES STARTED1. Tom McGraw, 1990 17 James Freeman, 2005 173. Joe McIntosh, 1973 16 Bob Sherwood, 1976 16 John G. Olerud, 1988 16 Brian Sajonia, 1988 16 Aaron Sele, 1990 16 Todd Meldahl, 2000 16 Eddie Bonine, 2002 16 Aaron MacKenzie, 2004 16 Chad Arnold, 2010 16 Adam Conley, 2011 16

WINS1. John G. Olerud, 1988 152. Joe McIntosh, 1973 133. Richard Stiles, 1949 12 Rick Austin, 1968 12 Eric Snider, 1978 12 Aaron Sele, 1990 127. Kyle Kawabata, 1995 118. 11 Tied with 10 (Last - Matt O’Brien, 2000)

SAVES1. Ian Hamilton, 2014 152. Ross Humes, 2007 12 Adam Conley, 2010 12 Paris Shewey, 2011 125. Reed Rainey, 1984 10 Jeremy Johnson, 2009 10 Paris Shewey, 2011 108. Tony Provenzo, 1978 99. Reed Rainey, 1985 8 Travis Webb, 2006 8

STRIKEOUTS1. Matt Way, 2009 1242. Aaron Sele, 1990 1213. Aaron Sele, 1991 1144. John G. Olerud, 1988 1135. Dan Frisella, 1966 1086. Joe McIntosh, 1973 1027. Aaron Mackenzie, 2004 958. Robert Ramsay, 1996 949. Al Hartman, 1915 91 Norm Angelini, 1969 91 Tom McGraw, 1990 91

INNINGS1. John G. Olerud, 1988 122 2/32. Aaron Sele, 1990 121 2/33. Joe McIntosh, 1973 120 2/34. Bob Sherwood, 1976 1165. Wayne Lindemann, 1992 113 2/36. Tom McGraw, 1990 111 Kyle Kawabata, 1995 1118. Eric Wilkins, 1977 108 1/3 Eric Snider, 1978 108 1/3 Aaron Sele, 1991 108 1/3 Aaron Mackenzie, 2004 108 1/3

ERA1. Tom Brown, 1967 0.472. Bob Salisbury, 1965 0.853. Rick Austin, 1968 1.104. Mike Avey, 1965 1.225. Rick Austin, 1967 1.336. Landy James, 1951 1.387. Roger Stein, 1973 1.438. Joe Karp, 1968 1.449. Doug Bohlke, 1953 1.4810. Dan Frisella, 1965 1.49

WHIP1. Al Hartman, 1916 0.7082. Dan Frisella, 1965 0.7433. Norbert Kulzer, 1915 0.8084. Al Hartman, 1915 0.8175. Dan Frisella, 1966 0.9226. George Plummer, 1956 0.9257. Norm Moss, 1915 0.9338. Lee Frank, 1952 0.9389. Joe Karp, 1968 0.94710. Rick Austin, 1967 0.951

COMPLETE GAMES1. Al Hartman, 1915 122. Richard Stiles, 1949 10 Jerry Bartow, 1956 10 Norm Angelini, 1969 10 Joe McIntosh, 1973 10 Aaron Sele, 1991 107. Nine Tied with 9 (Last - Kyle Kawabata, 1995)

SHUTOUTS1. Al Hartman, 1916 3 Norm Moss, 1916 3 Busher Lewis, 1919 3 Edward Allen, 1924 3 Elwood Hahn, 1959 3 Bob Stephens, 1964 3 Dan Frisella, 1965 3 Rick Austin, 1968 3 Barry Sbragia, 1972 3 Mark Beem, 1974 3 Mike Costello, 1984 3

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Year Player Pos. Round Team1965 John Olerud C 4 Los Angeles, AL1965 Duane Rossman SS 10 Chicago, NL1965 Dan Frisella P 39 Milwaukee1965 Dale Ford 1B/OF 58 St. Louis1966 Douglas Lukens P 14 St. Louis1966 Dale Ford 1B/OF 20 Chicago, NL1966 Julian Karp P 21 New York, AL1966 Dan Frisella P 3 New York, NL June Secondary Phase1967 Thomas Brown P 18 Chicago, NL1967 Dale Scilley SS 25 Detroit1967 Mark Crandall P 39 New York, NL1967 Rick Austin P 7 Pittsburgh June Secondary Phase1968 Rick Austin P 3 St. Louis January Secondary Phase1968 Greg Schubert OF 9 Oakland1968 James Hannah C 13 Kansas City1968 Rick Austin P 1 Cleveland June Secondary Phase1968 Ron Cey 3B 3 Los Angeles1969 Bob Williams C 4 Oakland1970 Ernie Henrickson P 7 San Francisco January Secondary Phase1970 Steve Evert OF 45 Pittsburgh1970 John Sullivan OF 47 Pittsburgh1971 Edward Smith SS/3B 23 Pittsburgh1971 Thomas Thomas 3B 1 Pittsburgh June Secondary Phase1972 Barry Sbragia P 22 Boston1973 Joe McIntosh P 13 San Diego1973 Bill Sanford C 30 Minnesota1974 Marv Chamberlain 1B/3B 8 Montreal1975 Roger Dirkes SS 34 Minnesota1976 Tracy Harris P 29 Detroit1977 Phil Westendorf 1B 5 Kansas City1977 Eric Wilkins P 6 Cleveland1977 Tracy Harris P 9 Seattle1977 Bob Sherwood P 25 San Diego1978 Eric Snider P 20 New York, AL1978 Dave Edler INF 21 Seattle1978 John Cook OF 22 Cincinnati1979 Don Crow C 3 Los Angeles1979 Mike Kinnunen P 10 Minnesota1979 Steve Quealey P 18 Houston1979 John Cook OF 22 Seattle1979 Jack Thompson OF 34 Seattle1979 Bruce Chaney INF 44 Cleveland1980 Glen Walker OF 11 Seattle1980 Kelly Smith OF 13 San Francisco1980 Andy Alvis C/1B 33 Cleveland1980 Daniel Wodrich 2B 35 San Diego1980 Mark Pedersen P 2 Seattle June Secondary Phase1981 Paul Noce SS 14 San Diego1981 Stan Webb P 16 Chicago, NL1981 Clay Hill C/3B 19 Seattle1981 Marty Kain P 22 San Diego1982 Regan Bass P 21 Texas1982 Stacy Morgan P 42 New York, AL1983 Don Long 3B 3 San Francisco1983 Mike Miller 2B 6 Kansas City1983 Jay Hunt P 13 Seattle1983 Greg Bailey OF 14 Texas1983 Greg Monda 1B 15 Cincinnati1983 Regan Bass P 33 Texas1984 Mike Costello P 10 San Diego1984 John Skurla OF 19 San Francisco1984 Rick Poznanski C 24 Texas1985 Guy Normand P 16 Montreal1986 Guy Normand P 13 Houston1986 Brad Wolten OF 34 Cleveland1987 Rob Smith OF 11 Milwaukee1987 Terrel Hansen P 14 Montreal1987 Shawn Hathaway P 22 St. Louis1987 Brian Sajonia P 26 California1987 Jeff Hooper OF 36 Seattle1987 Mike Meyers 1B 37 San Francisco1988 Dave Wainhouse P 1 (19th overall) Montreal1988 Randy Snyder C 2 Milwaukee1988 Brian Sajonia P 20 Montreal1988 John Jackson OF 46 Minnesota1989 John Olerud P/1B 3 Toronto1989 Joe Urbon OF 17 Philadelphia1989 Mark Small P 17 Houston1989 Ed Gustafson P 18 San Francisco1989 Kevin Scott C 32 Houston

Year Player Pos. Round Team1990 Tom McGraw P 6 Milwaukee1990 Jason King SS 21 New York, NL1990 Greg Hunter 2B 23 Seattle1990 Kenneth Day P 33 Cleveland 1990 Rob Nichols 1B 54 Seattle1991 Aaron Sele P 1 (23rd overall) Boston1991 Scott Hatteberg OF 1 (compensation) Boston1991 Darin Nolan P 35 Toronto1992 Eric Wulf C 19 Colorado1992 Wayne Lindemann P 20 Chicago, AL1992 Chris Sheehan P 27 Kansas City1992 Beau Campbell C 28 Detroit1992 Deron Pointer OF 31 Toronto1993 Mark Hendrickson P 21 San Diego1993 Roy Miller SS 51 Seattle1994 Chad Miles P 4 Florida1994 Mike Kinkade C/OF 19 Milwaukee1994 Jason Valley P 27 Philadelphia1994 Mark Hendrickson P 32 Atlanta1995 Mike Kinkade C/OF 9 Milwaukee1995 Ken Cameron OF 14 St. Louis1995 Mark Hendrickson P 16 Detroit1995 Rob Ramsay P 17 Minnesota1995 Kyle Kawabata P 30 Philadelphia1996 Mike Wetmore SS 7 Milwaukee1996 Rob Ramsay P 7 Boston1996 Mark Hendrickson P 19 Texas1996 Rob Ryan OF 26 Arizona1997 Todd Belitz P 5 Tampa Bay1997 Jason Hairston C 16 Atlanta1998 Ole Vigeland P 15 Texas1998 Casey Kelley 1B 18 Anaheim1999 Wade Parrish P 15 Los Angeles2000 Jason Grove OF 3 New York, AL2000 Todd Meldahl P 15 Philadelphia2000 Matt O’Brien P 18 Oakland2001 Stefan Bailie 3B 4 Boston2001 Tyson Thompson P 33 Tampa Bay2001 Bookie Gates 2B 35 Minnesota2002 Bookie Gates 2B 25 Arizona2004 Bryce Chamberlin P 6 Baltimore2004 Grant Richardson 1B 14 Milwaukee2004 Brandon Reddinger C 20 Pittsburgh2004 Aaron Trolia P 27 Seattle2005 Brady Everett C 15 Colorado2005 James Freeman P 17 Kansas City2005 Dane Renkert P 29 Milwaukee2006 Travis Webb P 8 Cincinnati2006 Jay Miller OF 17 Philadelphia2006 Mike Wagner P 18 Texas2008 Paul Gran 3B 7 Florida2008 Jim Murphy 1B 17 Philadelphia2008 Jayson Miller P 30 Los Angeles, AL2008 Matt Way P 36 San Francisco2009 Matt Way P 5 Philadelphia2009 Jeremy Johnson P 13 Cleveland2009 Alex Burg C 24 San Francisco2009 Jared Prince OF 34 Texas2009 Seth Harvey P 43 Los Angeles, AL2010 Chad Arnold P 18 Los Angeles, NL2010 Shea Vucinich SS 20 Milwaukee2010 Michael Weber 2B 37 Arizona2010 Seth Harvey P 37 Milwaukee2011 Adam Conley P 2 Florida2011 Derek Jones OF 13 Baltimore2011 Taylor Ard 1B 25 Boston2011 Matt Argyropoulous 3B 27 Colorado2011 Cody Bartlett SS 41 Toronto2012 Taylor Ard 1B 7 Seattle2012 Derek Jones OF 8 Colorado2012 Tommy Richards 2B 24 Baltimore2012 Kyle Johnson OF 25 Los Angeles, AL2012 Patrick Claussen 3B 34 Miami2013 Jason Monda OF 6 Philadelphia2013 J.D. Leckenby P 14 New York, NL2013 Adam Nelubowich 3B 18 Houston2013 Trace Tam Sing SS 25 Kansas City2014 Yale Rosen OF 11 San Diego2014 Nick Tanielu 2B 14 Houston2014 Tanner Chleborad P 16 Baltimore2014 Collin Slaybaugh C 26 New York, AL

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