USD Baseball 1996
1996 USD BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE
UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO :TOREROS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS USD ATHLETIC DEPT. DI RECTORY .... .. .. ...................... I UNIVERSITY PROFILE .......................................................... 2 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS -Tom Iannacone ............... 3 HEAD COACH - John Cunningham ................................ 4-5 USD ASSISTANT COACHES ................................................. 6 WEST COAST CONFERENCE .............................................. 7 1996 PREVIEW ..................................................................... 8-9 RETURNERS .............. ....................................................... I 0- I 7 NEWCOMERS ......................................... ............. 18-2 1, 24-25 1996 TEAM ROSTER .......................................... 22-23 1996 TEAM PHOTO ............................................................ 2 6 CUNNINGHAM STADIUM .................................................. 27 FINAL 1995 USD STATISTICS .................................... 28-31 FINAL 1995 USD GAME RESULTS .................................. 32 USD RECORDS ................................................................. 33-37 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS .......................................... 38-41 TOREROS IN THE PRO RANKSffEAM MVPS .............. 4 2 TORERO ATHLETIC FUND ............................................... 43 1996 GAME SPONSORS ....................................................... 44 1996 USD SCHEDULE .............................. Inside Back Cover USO ATHLETIC DEPT. Athletic Dept. Phone (619) 260-4803 Director of Athletics Tom Iannacone Asst. Athletic Director Dan Yourg Asst. Athletic Director Regina Sullivan DirectorofAthleric Developme,u Assistant Intramural Director Elaine Mora Director of Summer Camps Mary Johnson Head Athletic Trainer Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T., C. Assistant Athletic Trainer Andy Myerson,M.A.,A.T. ,C.
Ky Snyder Secretaries Joan Wolf Pauline Thonnard Penny Shepard Director of Facilities John Martin Dir. of lntramurals/Rec. Ga ry Bec ker
Assistant Athletic Trainer Suzi Higgins, M.A., A.T., C. Strength Coach Steve Brown Sports Information Director Ted Gosen
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University of San Diego Baseball Media Guide Produced by the USD Sports Information Office Editor: Mike Daniels, Ted Gosen Photography: Brock Scott. Busco•Nestor Printing: Kings Printing Inc. Front Cover: Chad Halliburton, Mickey Lippitt, Brock Marsh. Jay Parks. Kevin Schramm. Karl Schmidt. Brian Springer -1-
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Location The University of San Di- ego is an indepe ndent Catho lic in stituti o n o f higher education. Founded in 1949, USD is located on 180 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harb or and the Pac ific Ocean. The campus is located just ten minutes from downtown San Diego. Student Life Student ac tiv ities in- cl ude cultu ral eve nts, dances, boat crui ses , beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symp os ia and muc h more. Students partici- pate in a wide range of volunteer projects such as adult literacy tutori ng, senior citizen outreach, and house building in Tijuana. Over two-thirds of the USD community partakes in intramural sports.
Academics USD enrolls more than 6,400 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree pro- grams. The University in- cludes the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Bus in ess Admini stra tio n , Education, Law and Nursi ng. Class size generally averages between 10-30 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18: I. Over 96% of USD's full- time faculty hold doctorates.
The Campus
The USD campus is one of the most architecturall y unique institutions found in the country, featuring 18 major bu ild- ings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spani sh Re- naissance style. In the last decade USD has completed eight major construction and expansion projects. In 1990, the renovated Katherine M. and George M . Pardee Jr. Legal Research Center opened, a faci lity double the size of the fo rmer law library that offers the latest in information technology. Athletics San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports on the NCAA Divi- sion I level. Men's sports include: baseball, basketball, crew, cross country , golf, foo tball , soccer and tenni s. Women's sports include: basketball, crew, cross country, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and vo lleyball.
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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Tom Iannacone is in his eighth year as the University of San Diego Director of Athletics. He assumed the position Sep- tember I, 1988 after a nationwide search. The 54-year-old Iannacone has made great strides in his first seven years. His accomplishments at USD include an inter- nal reorganization of the athletic depart- ment, plus improvements in the major ar-
eas of personnel, scholarship assistance, facilities, promo- tions and marketing, fund raising, drug education, academic support, and a new university approved plan for scholarship support and sports sponsorship. In addition, he was instru- mental in USO gaining membership to the Pioneer Football League, which began play in 1993. Iannacone came to the University of San Diego with an impressive list of credentials and a thorough knowledge of intercollegiate athletics. Prior to USD he was Director of Athletics for four years at St. Francis College in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Hard work, loyalty and dedication are just some of the words that easily describe Iannacone. His major contribu- tions at St. Francis included the expansion of sports offer- ings and scholarships for both men and women, improved budgets, renovation of athletic facilities, the hiring of addi- tional staff, and the establishment of a master plan for the future and continual development of athletics. He served on several committees, most notably the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Infractions committee and the Northeast Conference committee on conference develop- ment. Iannacone also served as a consultant to the NCAA I-AAA Football Committee. Now that USD football is competing at the I-AA level, he is a member of the I-AA Athletic Directors Association Executive Committee. He is also the new chairman of the West Coast Conference Athletic Directors Committee. Prior to his tenure at St. Francis, Iannacone served as assistant athletic director at Fordham University from I977- 84. Along with his administrative duties at Fordham, he was an assistant football coach for the Rams. From 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordinator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 19 victories in their final 24 games during this span. The 1977 squad remains the highest scoring team in Fordham history, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 Iannacone was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Association for outstanding contributions to Fordham athletics. He served on various Metro Atlantic Conference committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and football in the Norwalk, Ridgefield and New Milford (CT) school districts from 1964-76. He made his collegiate football coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Connecticut State University in 1974. A 1964 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Iannacone received his master of science degree in physical education from Southern Connecticut State University in 1973. Tom and his wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom, Jennifer and Eric. All three are recent graduates of USO. -3-
CoAcH JoHN CuNNtNGHAI\I
John Cunningham begins his thirty-third season at the helm of the USD baseball program. An ABCA Hall of Farner, Cunningham has led the Toreros to 16 winning seasons includ- ing two World Series appearances. Cunningham also has over 700 career victories to his credit ranking him in the top forty in all-time victories by Division I coaches. A native San Diegan, Cunningham attended St. Augustine High School and the University of San Francisco. A basketball and baseball standout, Cunningham also excelled academically making the President's Honor Roll six times at USF as well as achieving membership in Alpha Sigma Nu, the Na- tional Jesuit Honor Society. In basketball, he was named All-Conference and selected as Honorable Men- tion on the Catholic All-American lists as well as being named USF' s Athlete Of The Year as a senior. In 1960, he took part in the U.S. Olympic Basketball Team Trials. After a tour in the armed forces and a brief stint in the Baltimore Orioles organization, Cunningham began his career at USD in 1962. His teams have won 30 or more games seven times (71 , 78, 79, 80, 81, 87, 93) with four of his squads advancing to postseason playoffs. His 1971 and 1978 squads won regional titles and advanced to the Division II College World Series. Cunningham was named District VIII Coach Of the Year in 1971 . In 1979, USD moved into the Division I ranks and Cunningham guided the Toreros to an impressive 32-19-1 record and a fourth place finish in the South- ern California Baseball Association. The Toreros movedintotheWestCoastConferencein 1985. In 1993 Cunningham was named WCC Co-Coach of the Year after guiding the Toreros to a team record 36 wins. He was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall Of Fame on January 5, 1991 in New Orleans, La. An active member of the ABCA for 31 years, Cunningham joined 142 amateur baseball coaches in this elite group. Cunningham has one son, Geoffrey, who is a senior at the University of San Diego studying art.
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Collegiate Coaching Record
Year 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
W L T PCT. NCAA
12 19 0 .387 17 21 0 .447 14 26 0 .350 13 24 0 .351 22 17 0 .564 21 16 0 .568 20 19 l .513 19 22 0 . .463 23 15 0 .605 19 20 0 .487 32 19 1 .615 30 25 1 .545 30 25 1 .545 29 24 1 .547 17 27 1 .386 20 36 1 .362 17 39 1 .310 26 25 2 .509 31 23 1 .574 28 28 0 .500 22 31 1 .417 24 32 0 .429 21 34 2 .386 28 24 0 .538 36 17 0 .679 29 25 1 .536 24' 19 0 .558
20 26 0 .435 Regionals (0-2) ,
34 12 0 .739 World Series (4-2)
26 16 0 .619 Regionals (5-3)
33 22 0 .600 World Series (5-3)
25 27 0 .480 Career 762 755 15 .502
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1964 1970 1971 1971 1972 1973 1974 1976 1976 1982
College Division College Division, 2nd Team College Division, 2nd Team College Division, 1st Team College Division, Ist Team College Division, 1st Team NCAA Division II Team NCAA Division II Team NCAA Division II Team NCAA Division I Team -5-
Ron Cady, 3B John Wathan, C Gary Myron, P Kerry Dineen, OF Kerry Dineen, OF Kerry Dineen, OF Jim Williams, 2B Dan Flanagan, P Paul Contreras, C Glenn Godwin, P
ASSISTANT COACHES
#6 JAKE MOLINA
Coach Jake Molina is beginning his elev- enth season as an assistant coach at USD. Molina's background prior to USD includes seven years ofjunior college coaching. He was head coach at Santa Monica College from 1974-77, before taking over the San Diego City College position from I978- 84. At SDCC, Molina led the 1980 and 1981 teams to conference championships.
Molina also managed the Spanish National Team for six summers. He was the head coach for the Spanish Olympic Team at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. A native of San Diego, Molina graduated from UCLA in 1971 with a degree in Physical Education and received his master's degree in Physical Education in 1972 from San Diego State. Jake and his wife Sherri have one son, Nathan, age 23.
#32 GLENN GODWIN
Coach Glenn Godwin begins his elev- enth year as pitching coach lor USD. A 1982 graduate of USD with a degree in Business Administration, Glenn played for Coach Cunningham' s 1981 and 1982 teams. In 1982, Godwin had a 14-4 record in 21 appearances. Along with his 2.92 ERA, Godwin fanned 142 batters in 148 innings and is one of eight USD All- Americans.
Godwin was drafted by the Oakland A's organization in 1982 and played A ball for 2 1/2 years between 1982-84. Godwin completed his MBA at USD in May of 1987. The past nine summers he has managed a baseball team in Sweden, with his squads twice being crowned Swedish National Champions. #20 CHAD BOYD
Chad BoY,d be,gins his first season with the Torero baseoall program. He will be responsible for the defense while concen- trating with the infield. A 1993 USD graduate, Boyd was a four- year starter and one of the best defensive players at shortstop in Torero history. Boyd played in Europe last year with a Spanish team and was voted the Most
Valuable Player of the conference. Boyd is currently working on a master's degree at San Diego State University.
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WEST COAST CONFERENCE The WCC has continued to prove itself as one of the strongest collegiate baseball conferences in the country. Four years ago, Pepperdine won its first national baseball title. The Waves were the league's automatic qualifier to the NCAA Regionals in 1995, 1993 and 1991 while Loyola Marymount represented the WCC in 1990. Both teams appeared at the NCAAs in 1989. Santa Clara advanced to the NCAA Regionals in 1994. Other conference members include the University of San Di- ego, the University of San Francisco, St. Mary's Col- lege and newly added this season, the Uni versity of Portland and Gonzaga University. This season WCC teams will play a 28-game round robin schedule with the league champion qualifying for an NCAA play-in game versus the WAC. Pepperdine has won the WCC crown in eight of the last 11 years and has won or shared every conference title but three since the 1974 season. Baseball was originally established as a confer- ence sport in 1968. However, from 1977 through 1984, WCC teams competed with teams from the PCAA (now the Big West) in the Northern California Baseball Association (Nevada, St. Mary ' s, San Fran- cisco, Santa Clara, Pacific, San Jose State, Fresno State), and the Southern California Baseball Associa- tion (Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount, and San Diego from the WCC). 1995 wee Standings
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0 Player of the Year: Ryan Christenson, Pepperdine Pitcher of the Year: Bob Pailthorpe, Santa Clara Freshman of the Year: Randy Wolf, Pepperdine Coach of the Year: Pat Harrison, Pepperdine
WEST COAST CONFERENCE 400 Oyster Point Blvd., Suite 22 1 South San Francisco, CA 94080 (4 I5) 873-8622 Fax : (41 5) 873-7846
Michael Gilleran Don Ott Teresa Kuehn Mike Villamor, Phil Simon Nicole DuBee
Commissioner Assistant Commi ss ioner Assistant Commi ss ioner P.R. Assistants Administrati ve Assistant
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1996 PREVIEW
New Faces & Young Talent Highlight '96 Head coach John Cunningham begins his thirty-third season with many question marks on his roster. With the graduation of eight starters from the '95 squad, Cunningham will enter a new territory with the biggest turnover on the roster in years. A lot of young and inexperienced players will be fighting for starting jobs early in the season. The key will be to see how well the team can play up to their own abilities. Senior Leadership The Toreros will look to senior first baseman Kevin Schramm and senior designated hitter Brock Marsh to carry the load offensively this season and lead by
Seniors Brock Marsh and Kevin Schramm will carry the load offensively for the Toreros this season.
example. The two are the top two returning home run hitters from '95 and combined for a total of 48 RBI's between them. Schramm has awesome power and if he has a good year could take USD a long way. Marsh is excellent from the left side and is a veteran player. Leadership coming from the rotation rests in the arm of Chad Halliburton, another senior who won five games last year and struck out 66 batters. Halliburton is com- ing off a shoulder sprain that occurred at the end of last season and followed with surgery.
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1996 PREVIEW
One More Arm To Throw In Cunningham will have to move to a four-man rota- tion this season because of th e change in the co nfer ence schedule. Two sop h omo r es , Brian Mazone and Bart Miadich should see some time in the rota- tion with Miadich possibly working in as the team's closer. Junior Brian Springer, who recorded three saves last year, might be moved into the rotation.
Bart Miadich and Brian Mazone are two sophomore arms in the rotation.
Blending the Old and the New USD will try to blend their upperclassmen with the young talent new to the squad thi s season. Junior Matt Kuseski led the team in batting average in '95 and is the key returning base stealer. John McNamara is a second generation Torero who is the definition of a team player. Freshmen Chris Humpert and Eli Cecil have plenty of ability, but no game experience. Transfers Travis Farrell and Chris Liosi played well in the fall. Tough Schedule The Toreros will be tested from the start with ten games in the first two weeks. The WCC's move to eight teams and four-game series' will test USD's depth and strength of its rotation. The two new teams entering the confer- ence this season will make the WCC much stronger.
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ToRERoRErllRNERs
#4 JEFF POWERS
SCOTTSDALE, AZ
Freshman: Played in nin etee n SO games with 16 at-bats... First colle- giate hit came agai nst Pepperdine IF (April 29). Chaparral HS: Helped the 5 _11 Firebirds to a 4A State Champion-
ship by batting .417 with 28 RBI and an impress ive .567 on-base 165 •• percentage... Named to All-Region first team and all- city honors...Also played varsity soccer at Chaparral. Personal: Recruited by Santa Clara, St. Mary's and lV Air Force...Has good baseball bloodlines...Father, Mike, played at UC Santa Barbara and spent time in the San Francisco Giants organization...Uncle, Steve Powers, was MVP at the 1976 College World Series as a member of the Arizona Wildcats...Born March 20, 1976 in Mesa, AZ.
Year G/GS AB
R
H HR RBI BA SB FD%
1995
19/4
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#7 JEB DOUGHERTY YUCCA VALLEY, CA JR OF; Noteworthy: Two-sport student athlete at USO, also participating in football as a defensive back. Sophomore: Appeared in 23 games last season with two starts... Stole 6 _0 four bases in four attempts... WCC Scholar Athlete. Freshman: Received USD's Hustle 180 Award... Named to WCC All-Academic Team and a WCC Scholar-Athlete... Made 11 starts in 26 games ZV behind the plate...Recorded multiple-hit games against Grand Canyon, Pt. Loma Nazarene and San Francisco...Homered in USD's regular-season finale at San Francisco. Personal: Attended Yucca Valley High, hitting over .400 four consecutive seasons...Named a 1995 Second Team GTE Academic All-American in football... Twice named 1995 Conference Defensive Player of the Week in football... Re- cruited by Air Force, and Northern Arizona... Born July 16, 1975 in Palm Springs, Calif. Year G/GS AB R H HR RBI BA SB FD%
.167 .263 .226
1995 23/2 1994 26/11 Career49//3
24 38 62
4 .971 2 .987 6 .982
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#10 RYAN LOCANTO
ANAHEIM, CA
JR Sophomore: Shortstop who ap- peared in 16 games, starti ng in seven... Two-hit, two-RBI perfor- ;IF' , mance, including a triple, against San Francisco (May 5). 6-:-0 iJ Mater Dei HS: Batted .310 senior fl season to lead the Monarchs to a 23-6 record and a No. 5 nationally 1sol
ranking among high school programs...Compiled a .250 average as a junior as part of a 24-5 team that was ranked I0th nationally...Coached by Bob Ickes. lY' Personal: Business major. .. Sought afte r by USC. ..Selected USD for its academics and sports programs...Father, Pat Locante, played varsity baseball at Western Michigan University and was drafted by the Phila- delphia Phillies...Born May 26, 1975 in Dearborn, Ml.
BA SB FD'7c .156 0 .923 .156 0 .923
H HR RBI
Year G/GS AB R
2 2
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32 6 32 6
1995 16/7 Career 1617
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#12 MATT KUSESKI
LONGMONT, CO
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Sophomore: Named Co-Most Im- proved player for USD... Led the team in batting average at .318... Stole 12 bases in 13 attempts to rank second on the team... Went 4 for 6 with four RBI's in 15-14 win over Cal Poly SLO (April 2). As a Freshman: Came out of the
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2V blocks strong, collecting hits in his first three colle- giate ball games...Knocked in two RBI against top- ranked Georgia Tech... Recorded a modest five-game hit streak...Saw time at third base...Led USO fresh- men in games played. Personal: Name pronounced Kuh-zes-key ...Prepped at Longmont High, earning all-state recognition in baseball and football...Chose USO for its academics, location and baseball program...Born Feb. 14, 1975 in Longmont, CO.
BA SB FD'lc
H HR RBI
R
Year G GS AB
12 .948 6 .905 18.925
.318 .210 .258
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1995 1994
27 0 22 0 49 0
18 12 30
85 105 190
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38/33 Career 72/61
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#16 BEN BUBEK
SCOTTSDALE, AZ
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Freshman: Named a Pres idential scholar... Appeared in six games in rel ief... Made first appearance ver- sus Pepperdine and struck out two (March 25). Chaparral HS: Logged a perfect 9- 0 record for the 4A State
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IV Champions... Helped the Chaparral Firebirds to a 30- 4 campaign and No. 6 ranking nationally.. .Chosen to all-city second team and all -region team...Guided Chaparral to a 24-6 record and a quartefin als berth as a junior, batting .300...Coached by Jerry Dawson. Personal:Pronounced Bew-beck...Business major...Recruited by St. Mary's and Arizona...Chose USD for its location, athletics and academics...Bom May 6, 1976 in Grand Rap- ids, MI. Year G/GS W L SV IP H K BB ERA 1995 6/0 Career 6/0 0 0 0 0 12.7 0 0 12.7 17 3 17 3 9 9 5.68 5.68
#19 BRIAN SPRINGER SIERRA MADRE, CA
Sophomore: Team's number one closer with three saves... Won the team's Hustle Award... Appeared in 25 games .. . Made lone start against USF and picked up win. As a Freshman: Earned victory against the Pepperdine Waves (May
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190 7) in just 1.3 innings of work ...Started against San Francisco State, recording five strikeouts over five innings in a non-decision.. .Allowed only four walks and no wild pitches in 19 innings of action. Personal: Prepped at Arcadia High...Named All San Gabriel Valley hi s senior seaso n... Business Administration major...Bom Jan. 30, 1974 in San Diego, CA. 2V
Year G/GS W L SV IP
H K BB ERA
3 3 51.0 I 0 19.3 4 3 70.3
1995 25/1 1994 10/2 Career 35/3
67 45 34 6.53 19 9 5 4.66 86 54 39 6.01
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#21 BROCK MARSH
SAN DIEGO, CA
Junior: Hi t five home runs and knocked in 19 runs... Went 4 fo r 6 with 3 RB I's and 2 doubles vs. LMU (April 2 1)... Had 5 RBI's and two home runs versus Cal Poly Pomona (April 25). Pt. Loma Nazarene: Member of PLNC Crusader team wh ich fi nished
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190 third at NA IA World Series... Narned to World Series All-Tourney Tearn... Received NAIA All-District 3 Second Team honors... Ranked second in homers ( 11) and third in RBI (99) as a sophomore... Narned Cru- sader Rookie of the Year and AII-GSAC. Personal: AII-CIF standout at Poway High...Majoring in Math...Sat out 1994 as a transfer student...Born June 12, 1972 in Kearney, NE. YEAR G/GS AB R H HR RBI BA SB FD'½ 1995 42/34 127 16 35 5 19 .276 I .972 1993* 57/- 185 23 56 II 45 .303 0 .982 1992* 48/- 159 12 47 6 29 .296 2 .948 USD 42/34 127 16 35 5 19 .276 I .972 * Pt. Loma Statistics lV
#22 JAY PARKS
E NGLEWOOD, CQ
Junior: Pl ayed in o nl y seve n games... Had lone hit of the year versus Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 15)... Switch-hitter.
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6-0 As a Sophomore: Named to WCC All-Academic Team and a WCC Scholar-Athl ete...Had a six-game hit tin g st rea k ea rl y in th e 195 season...Stroked a horner at USF on the last day of the season...Led the Toreros in a dubious catergory 3 V - most times hit by pitch (?)... Freshman: Honored as USO Rookie of the Year...Compi led .442 on-base percentage...Started 24 of 40 games...West Coast Conference Scholar-Athlete. Personal: Trustee Scholar and Dean's List honoree...Starred at Cherry Creek High...Named to All - State team...Recru ited by Princeton, Yale, and Colurnbi a...Played one season as defensive back and kicker on the USO Football team... Born March 7, 1974 in Denver, CO.
H HR RBI BA SB FLD'ic
R
Year G/GS AB
0 .933 6 .953 4 .950 /0 .949
.067 .222 .250
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1995 7/6 1994 43/33 1993 40/24 Career 90/63
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117 29
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#23 ' RYAN ROSE
SAN MATEO, CA
JR; Sophomore: Did not play. ; Freshman: Appeared in 15 games · making lone start versus Santa Clara P/IF;i (April 9)... First hit came against USF (March 11). Personal: Attended Burlingame High School... All-League selection junior and senior seasons... Played
soccer and football as well... Three-time Athlete of the Year for the Panthers... Father, Ron, played basketball at Louisville Univ... Born August 31, 1975 in Char- lotte, NC.
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R
H HR RBI BA SB FD 3 0 2 1994 15/1 16 .188 0 .833 3 #24 MICKEY LIPPITT SONOMA, CA Noteworthy: Contender for the starting catcher position. Junior: Appeared in 26 games, batting .275 ... Earned team's Hustle Award as the most effective pinch hitter. Santa Rosa JC: Earned varsity let- ter in one season behind the plate 195 for the Bear Cubs. Personal: Attended the University of Evansville but lV . did not play baseball...Prepped at Justin-Siena High, setting school records for hits and on-base percentage.. .All-League selection throughout his high school career... Selected as team MVP senior season... Ac- counting major .. .James Lippitt goes by nickname Mickey...Chose USO for its location, academics and baseball program ...Grandfather played baseball and soccer at San Francisco...Born Jan. 21 , I973 in Washington D.C. Year G/GS AB R H HR RBI BA SB FD% 1995 26/6 40 11 0 3 3 .275 0 1.000 -14- ToRERO RETURNERS #27 KEVIN SCHRAMM Noteworthy: Should be starting SR'. first baseman in '96... One of stron- gest players in the conference. IF Junior: Started in 34 games ... ' Ranked third on team with a .295 batting average... Knocked in 29 d runs, secon on team... ame to WCC Second Team. 6~2 d N ARCADIA, CA · 210 Citrus JC: All-American and JC State Player of the Year. ..Set 16 school and conference records while at Citrus: single-season marks - hits (72), runs (62), lV homers (14), RBI (72), extra base hits (37), stolen bases percentage ( 1.000, 20 for 20), hitting streak (35 games, dating to 1993 season), average (.467); career marks - doubles (33), extra-base hits (50), average (.425)....Had a hit in first 30 games of the season. Personal: Attended Arc adia High ...Majoring in Business...Recruited by UCSB, Pt. Loma, San Diego State and San Francisco...Bom July 24, 1974 in San Gabriel, Calif. H HR RBI BA SB FD'c Year G/GS AB R 0 .987 .295 29 41 6 21 39/34 139 1995 #29i CHAD HALLIBURTON FRESNO, CA Noteworthy: Returning from arm injury that occurred at end of last season... No. I starter. Junior: Recorded 5-4 record in 13 games... 66 strike outs was second best on team. King River CC: Registered a 5-7 record and 3.61 ERA...Set school SR: p i ., 200 record for consecutive shutout innings (20), allowing just four hits in the process...Named team's Most Valuable Pitcher and chosen to the All-Central Valley lV Conference Second Team...Fanned 72 batters in 94.2 innings pitched. Fresno CC: Played on 1992 state championship team which compiled a 45-7 record. Personal: Playing on fourth college team...Attended Bullard High, logging a 17-2 record as a freshman on the varsity baseball team...Speech Communications major...Father, Tom, ran track at Union (Tenn.) University.. .Bom July 15, 1973 in Oklahoma City, OK. BB ERA H K L S\' IP W Year G/GS 4.08 35 70.7 71 66 13/11 5 1995 4 -15- TORERO RETURNERS STEVE MCDONALD LONGVIEW, WA #31 so C Freshman: Appeared in only four games with four plate appearances. Mark Morris HS: Four-year letterwinner... Recipient of the Greater St. Helens Playerofthe Year Award...Compiled a .389 average, 4 homers and 19 RB I last season...Registered .404 average jun- 6-0 205 ior season ... Twice named Monarchs' team MVP.. . Coached by Ron Philpott... Also participated in football where he was selected All-Conference both junior and senior seasons. Personal: Undecided on major...Born Sept. 29, 1975 in Yakima, WA. lV Year G/GS AB R H HR RBI BA SB FD% 0 0 0 1995 4/0 .000 0 .000 0 4 #36 KARL SCHMIDT OAK FOREST, IL SR Junior: Appeared in 37 games, starting in 28... Batted .288 on the year... lCnocked in three runs ver- OF sus LMU (April 22). As a Sophomore: Honored as WCC s~iO Player of the Week (March I) after being named to the Anaheim Hilton and Towers Classic All-Tournament Team.. .Batted .500 (5-for-10) against three top-25 teams in the tourney ..Went 4-for-5 against top-ranked Georgia Tech, scoring two runs...Hit a solo shot in providing USD's lone run in a 1-0 victory over San Francisco (April 14)...Was part of a team-high 26 double plays...Generated hits in 11 of 12 games during a particular hot stretch, hitting .348 in forty-three at-bats (March 11-29). Freshman: Compiled a .417 on-base percentage...Had LO runs in 24 plate appearances Personal: Rated as one of the best 52 prep infielders while at Oak Forest High ... Named to 1992 Mizuno Dream Team...Born Jan. 29, 1974 in Blue Island, Ill. Year G/GS AB R 1995 37/28 104 13 H HR RBI BA SB FD% 30 0 11 .288 3 .965 1994 48/44 165 23 45 2 20 .273 2 .976 2 I .667 1993 20/2 20 10 6 0 .300 Career 105174 289 46 81 2 33 .280 6 .963 -16- ToRERoREruRNms #~ BRIAN MAZONE ENCINITAS, CA Noteworthy: Will be key Iefthander in starting rotation this season. Freshman: USD's Rookie of the Year... Made 20 appearances and five starts... Picked up first career save against St. Mary's (March 18)... First victory came in relief against Cal State Northridge (February 21 ). San Dieguito HS: All-CIF-San Diego Section Sec- ond Team...Hit 330 with 2 homers and 19 RBI for the Mustangs...Compi led a mound record of 8-4 with a 1.34 ERA in 83.3 innings worked...First Team All- Palomar League selection ... Union-Tribune Scholar- Athlete...Helped San Dieguito reach CIF quarterfinals. Personal: Sought after by St. Mary's and San Diego State...Bom a 26, 1976 in Mission Viejo, CA. 3¥14.JtB= iW&&I· mM:.:iW 1995 20/5 2 3 1 54.0 62 24 25 5.67 #39 BART MIADICH LAKE OSWEGO, OR Noteworthy: Selected by the Colo- rado Rockies in the 49th round of the 1994 MLB Amateur Draft. Freshman: Appeared in 18 games with five starts... Picked up first career victory in relief against #4 USC (February I8) ... Recorded complete game victory versus San Francisco (April 13), giving up only one run. Lakeridge HS: Posted a 7-3 record with 3 saves and 1.07 ERA in 78 innings ... Coached by Dave Gasser. .. Spent three years with football team...Lettered in football three years. Personal: Majoring in Business Administration at USD...Given first name is John but goes by Bart.. .Recruited by Oregon State and Pepperdine...Brother, Mike, played three seasons as Notre Dame's quarterback...Bom Feb. 3, 1976 in Torrence, CA. Year G GS W L SV IP H K HB ERA 1995 18/5 2 5 0 49.0 57 30 29 7.16 -17- ToRERo RlmJRNERS MISSION VIEJO, CA ANDY KERR Freshman (1994): Played in 11 games, starting in six... Had first hit versus UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 5). Trabuco Hills HS: First Team All Pacific Coast League selection for two years.. . Most Valuable Player and team captain for the Mustangs... Participant in Orange County All Star game... Batted .409 in senior campaign. Personal: Recruited by Brown, Princeton and Point Loma... Born December I3, I974 in Huntsville, AL. H HR RBI BA SB FD% R Year G/GS AB 0 2 0 2 0 1.000 .100 20 11/6 1994 ToRERO NEWCOMERS #5]!:tl MYLES DAVIS :m: ,i Noteworthy: One of three new faces in the infield this season and one of the top newcomers. IF}U Corona del Mar HS: Selected First BALBOA ISLAND, CA Team All Sea View League as a senior. .. Team MVP with a .420 batting average... Also an honorable mention football player for the Sea Kings ... Junior season selected as Second Team All League and All District. Personal: Undeclared major. .. Chose USD for its location and academics... Born September I I, 1976 in Laguna Beach, CA. RIVERSIDE, CA DAN GIESE FRW Rubidoux HS: Named All Ivy ; League for the Falcons along with 175 erside, Chapman and Whittier. .. Chose USO for its baseball program and quality of school. .. Born May 19, I977 in Anaheim, CA -18- ToRERO NEWCOMERS #9 i CHRIS LIOSI SAN DIEGO, CA S i Noteworthy: Attended UNLV last year, but returned to San Diego to be closer to home. Mission Bay HS: Played for a team ranked 20th in the nation during se- nior season and 7th during junior campaign ... Coached by Dennis Pugh... Also played football and was selected Al l League and special teams MVP. Personal: Recruited by San Francisco State and UNLY... Born June 10, 1976 in Las Vegas, NY. #11 DAVID WRIGHT MEDFORD, OR South Medford HS: All Southern Oregon Conference selection for two years... Starting shortstop... Batted .422 during seni or year... Panther team reached state playoffs junior and senior years... Also played bas- ketball. Personal: Also recruited by Port- 5-11 160 land, Willamette and Cal Poly... Chose USO for its academic reputation and baseball program... Rob played basketball and baseball at Pacific Lutheran... Born November 23, 1976 in Medford, OR. HSI #13 ELI CECIL F ALLBROOK, CA FR Fallbrook HS: All Palomar League First Team member three out of four years... Batted .355 with five home runs for Fallbrook Warriors who won 20 games .. . Coached by Jay Craven... Played wide receiver on the football team and was voted All Palomar League three times. Personal: Sought after by Arizona, UCLA and Port- land... Chose USO for its location, baseball program and reputation ... Born December l, 1976 in South Laguna Beach, CA. -19- ToRERO NEWCOMERS MARK VALLECORSA SAN DIMAS, CA Noteworthy: Selected in the 1995 draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Damien HS: 50 strike outs in 49 innings pitched senior season... Named Most Valuable Pitcher for the Spartans... Selected as a Inland Valley All Star... Junior year pitched 45 innings with 30 strike outs. Personal: Last name pronounced Valley-Korsa... Re- cruited by Cornell, Pepperdine and Gonzaga... Se- lected USO because of its small school environment... Throws left and bats left... Born October 4, 1976 in Covina, CA. CHRIS HUMPERT Noteworthy: One of the top new- comers in the outfield.. . Will battle for a starting spot. Club: Batted .420 for the Arcadia Astros and was a Babe Ruth All Star. Arcadia HS: Played under coach Jon Meiers in the Pacific League. ARCADIA, CA Personal: Received interest from Cal State Northridge... Father, Ron, and uncle both played at New Mexico Highlands... Born November 12, 1976 in West Covina, CA. TRAVIS FARRELL Noteworthy: Attended Dartmouth College last season, playing for the 19-17 Big Green. Torrey Pines HS: Selected First Team All CIF as a senior... Falcons won CIF crown... Led county in stolen bases with 38... Batted .448... Named to All Academic team... Also played football. DEL MAR, CA Personal: Major is Business Administration... Born November 27, 1975 in San Diego, CA. -20- ToRERO NEWCOMERS #26; GEOFF BABBITT ENGLEWOOD, CO .FR i! !~r~ :~~~ecta~~ pions senior year... All Centenial League selection... All State Honor- able Mention... Coached by Marc Johnson... Also played football and was named to First Team All League. Personal: Interest also came from Penn, Cornell and Denver... Chose USO for its academics, location and size... Born September 22, 1976 in Denver, CO. #28 PATRICK BUSH EL CENTRO, CA Noteworthy: One of two new left handers on the Torero squad. Central Union HS: Compiled an 8-3 record overall and 4-0 in league play with a 0.49 ERA for the Spar- tans... Named Co-MVP in the Im- perial Valley League... Selected team MVP... Spartans were co-league champs senior season. Personal: Also received interest from Claremont... Born November 15, 1977 in El Centro, CA. USD Baseball information is now available 24 hours a day via Fax-on-Demand. This service is intended for working media members. Please observe the following steps: • Dial (770) 399-3066 (from fax handset) • Enter Passcode #9378 • Select from USD Baseball Menu #1755 News Release #1756 Statistics/Results/Latest Box #1757 1995 Schedule/Roster -21- T R L L R R R L R R R R L 1\0. '\A\IE HT. WT. 185 185 175 180 175 200 195 195 170 190 175 150 YR. EXP. B HO\IETOW'.\/LAST SCHOOL Englewood, CO/Cherry Creek HS Scottsdale, AZ/Chaparral HS El Centro, CA/Central Union HS Barcelona, Spain/USD HS Riverside, CA/Rubidoux HS Fresno, CA/Fresno State University Encinitas, CA/San Dieguito HS Lake Oswego, OR/Lakeridge HS San Mateo, CA/Burlingame HS Sierra Madre, CA/Arcadia HS Laguna Beach, CA/Corona de! Mar HS 6-1 HS IV HS HS HS IV IV IV IV 2V HS HS HS JV IV 26 16 28 35 29 38 39 23 19 30 17 37 24 31 40 8 Babbitt, Geoff Bobeck, Ben Bush, Patrick Garcia, Juan Giese, Dan R L L R R R L R R R R L FR so FR FR FR SR so so JR JR FR FR FR SR so JR 5-11 5-9 6-4 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-4 5-7 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-0 6-3 00 = u Halliburton, Chad Mazone, Brian Miadich, Bart Rose, Ryan Springer, Brian Stellar, Andrew Vallecorsa, Mark Betancourt, Tony Lippitt, Mickey McDonald, Steve McNamara, John I N N I San Dimas, CA/Damien HS 00 s s R R = u San Diego, CA/Rancho Bernardo HS Sonoma, CA/Santa Rosa JC Longview, WA/Mark Morris HS Ventura, CA/Rice University 195 195 205 210 R R R R u ~----- < - Balboa Island, CA/Corona del Mar HS Mission Viejo, CAffrabuco Hills HS Longmont, CO/Longmont HS Anaheim, CA/Mater Dei HS San Diego, CA/Pt. Loma Nazarene Englewood, CO/Cherry Creek HS Scottsdale, AZ/Chaparral HS R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R Davis, Myles Kerr, Andy Kuseski, Matt Locanto, Ryan Marsh, Brock Parks, Jay Powers, Jeff Schramm, Kevin Wright, David Dougherty, Jeb Farrell, Travis Humpert, Chris Liosi, Chris Schmidt, Karl Cecil, Eli 5-10 5-10 5-10 150 175 180 180 190 195 165 210 160 170 180 180 180 180 185 FR so JR JR SR SR so SR FR FR JR so FR so SR HS JV 2V IV lV 3V lV IV HS HS 2V R R R R L s L R R R R R R R R 5 00 15 12 Q 10 ..:l 21 25 4 s 22 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-11 Arcadia, CA/Citrus JC 6-2 27 11 I I Medford, OR/South Medford HS 5-11 N \,.I 00 Fallbrook, CA/Fallbrook HS 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-3 13 Q 7 ..:l Yucca Valley, CA/Yucca Valley HS Del Mar, CA/Dartmouth College Arcadia, CA/Arcadia HS San Diego, CAJUNLV Oak Forest, IL/Oak Forest HS 25 18 HS 9 0 36 3V 5-10 Head Coach: #33 John Cunningham (33rd season) Assistant Coaches: #6 Jake Molina, #32 Glenn Godwin, #20 Chad Boyd TORERO NEWCOMERS Corona del Mar HS: Played with fellow USO teammate Myles Davis... Recorded three saves dur- ing senior campaign... Batted .310 during junior season. Personal: Also recruited by UC Santa Barbara and USC. .. Chose USO for its baseball program and to be 175 close to the beach.. . Born May 8, I977 in Newport Beach, CA. #35? JUAN GARCIA BARCELONA, SPAIN :;:,:::,::::=::,;:;; FR, ![ USD HS: Compiled a 9-1 record and was named All Western p < League... Team reached the semi- finals senior year. Spain: Played on the Spanish Jun- ior National Team sophomore and junior years. Team won Spanish National Championship in 1993. Personal: Also recruited by North Carolina, Wyo- ming and Cal State Northridge.. . Chose USO because of the baseball program and the city... Born July 11 , 1976 in Barcelona, Spain. USD Pron~ciilion(;'i Ben Bubeck (Bew-beck) Matt Kuseski (Kuh-zes-key) Chris Liosi (Lee-o-see) Mickey Lippitt (Lip-it) Bart Miadich (Me-ah-dich) Mark Vallecorsa (Val-lee-Kor-sa) -24- TORERO N EWCOI\IERS #J7.ii TONY BETANCOURT SAN DIEGO, CA Rancho Bernardo HS: Won Gold Glove award senior season... Se- lected All League First Team mem- ber. .. Coached by Sam Blalock... Also played soccer and was selected to Honorable Mention team. Personal: Chose USD for its aca- demics and close to home... Born May 4, 1977 in San Diego, CA. #40J JOHN MCNAMARA V ENTURA, CA Noteworthy: Attended Rice Uni- ve rsi ty and played for two seasons...Owls placed second in those two seasons in the Southwest Conference. St. Bonaventure HS: All League and All County selection three years... Batted .369 during senior campaign... Hit six home runs and drove in 35 runs junior year as well as batting .500... Also an All League selection on the Seraphs basket- ball team. Personal: Also recruited by Rice, USC, Notre Dame, Pepperdine and San Diego State... Transferred to USO be- cause of its location, baseball and academics... Father John played baseball and football at USO... Grandfather Frank played football at Pitt... Born September 7, 1975 in San Diego, CA. CPressBox ..... ,::::,:,::;:;.::;,;,:-:-·-:-:-··· .. .. . Gonzaga: (509) 328-4220 ext. 4224 Loyola Marymount: (310) 338-3046 Pepperdine: (310) 456-4598 Portland: (503) 283-7253 Saint Mary's : (510) 376-3906 Santa Clara: (408) 554-4752 San Francisco: (415) 666-2919 Toreros: (619) 260-4803 ext. 2055 -25- I N 0-. I Front Row (L-R): Matt Kuseski, Tor,y Bera11courr. Karl Schmidt, Parrid Bush, Beri Bubeck, Jeff Powen,. Brock Marsh, Dal'id Wright, Andy Kerr. Myles Da111s. Rran Rose, Mark Valluorsa. Middle Row (L-R): Coach Glenn Godwin, Coach }(1ke Molina, Eli Ced/, Brian Springer, Steve McDoriald, Ryan Locanro, Jay Parks. Andrew S1ellar. Geoff Babbirr. Mickey lippirr, Chris Humpert, Coach John Cunningham, Coach Chad Boyd. Back Row (L-R): l eb Dougherty, Travis Farrell, Chris Liosi, Brian Ma:.one, Juan Garcia, Bllrl Miadich, Kevin Schramm, John McNamara, Chad Halliburton, Dan Giese. CUNNINGHAM BASEBALL STADIUM (Renamed in 1988) Capacity: 1,200 Surface: Natural Grass Field Dimensions: Left Field-309' Left-Center-375' Center- 395' Right-Center-385' Right-329' D!ry£tii:m~to Cquninghapi Stadium 5 SOUTH - 8 East, exit on Morena Blvd., right onto Linda Vista 5 NORTH - Exit right on Sea World Drive. left on Friars. left on Napa. right onto Linda Vista. 8 EAST- 163 Nonh, exit Friars Road west. right on Via Las Cumbres, left onto Linda Vista. Baseball S1adi um is located behind football parking lot. I N -..J I GS/GP AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB-SBA BB so HP SLG OBP BA .318 .307 .295 .291 .288 .276 .275 .274 .265 .250 .247 .219 .190 .167 .156 .07 1 .067 .063 _00) _00) _00) _00) .266 .285 ].(XX) Name 0 0--0 4-6 0--0 3-3 1-1 0-1 6-7 2-2 1-2 0--0 0-2 4-4 0-1 0--0 0--0 0--0 0--0 0--0 0--0 0--0 0 0 2 5 5 2 I 3 4 2 0 3 4 0 0 l 1 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6 4 0 5 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 I 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1/0 0 2 8 8 9 2 9 6 9 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 1.00) .427 .387 .355 .366 .345 .329 .370 .327 .320 .301 .286 .335 .272 .203 .250 .229 .278 .300 .167 _00) _00) _00) _00) .334 .356 l.(XX) .341 .521 .511 .461 .365 .465 .325 .360 .396 .352 .250 .365 .233 .222 .250 .219 .071 .067 .063 _00) _00) _00) _00) .386 .413 Travis Burrs Matt Kuses i Brady Clark Kevin Schramm Larry Williams Karl Schmidt Brock Marsh Mick~ Lippitt Dave omero Jacob Slania Ryan Hovey Eric Morton Evan Hlavacek Steve Ashton Jeb Dougherty Ryan Locanto Brian Mazone Jati Parks Je f Powers Matt LaBelle Steve McDonald Brian SJ>ringer David ussell USD Totals Opponents 15 25 14 21 10 14 1 24 2 9 5 5 8 12-13 10 34/28 52/52 39/34 50/50 37/28 42/34 26/6 51/51 37/31 50/46 14/0 52/51 28/22 29/12 23/2 16n 5/5 7/6 19/4 1/0 4/0 1/0 1/0 52/52 52/52 18 Tl 8.5 X) 25 35 43 14 34 50 26 16 31 36 18 5 3 12 4 13 5 192 34 59 36 139 21 41 'E H'A 13 30 11 127 16 35 19 186 21 51 23 111 16 30 10 162 19 43 X) 2CX> 39 ({) 'E 40 3 11 3 14-19 1 1 Mike McDermott .270 4 1 3 12 73 63 24 32 14 15 16 I 11-17 7-10 178 24 44 21 5 N 00 1 10 16 2 I 1 12 6 7 6 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 2 5 5 1 3 1 0 3 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 1786260 475 227 88 18 30 65-88 165 385 39 1824297 519 265 89 19 36 74-115 201 302 33 Name PO A E G/GS CG REC SV ERA IP 17/16 8 10--6 1 2.58 122.0 115 50 42 73 1 H R BB SO SH Name FD% .9 15 .975 UXXJ J.(XX) .842 .893 .846 !.(XX) Travis Burgus David Russell Matt LaBelle Brian Mazone Ben Bubek Brian Springer Bart Miadich Brady Clark David Sofro USD Totals David Russell Travis Burgus Ben Bubek Matt LaBelle Bart Miadich Brian Mazone Brian ~ringer Brady lark David Sofro USD Totals Travis Burgus Brian Mazone Ben Bubek 12 31 11 4 14 9 9 40 35 66 44 25 24 10 9 3 44 34 45 41 2) 30 1 2 0 2 2 0 51 14 52 33 26 54 16 14 32 38 12 39 21 10 6 24 11 13 1 2 0 2 2 0 5 8 2 13 9 13 5 I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 71 % 62 17 67 57 8/2 0 1-2 I 5-4 0 2-3 0 0--0 0 3-3 0 2-5 0 0--0 0 0--0 0 0--0 I 3-2 0 0--0 1 2-3 0 1-2 0 0-1 0 1-2 0 0--0 0 0--0 0 3.00 30.0 I 4.08 70.7 0 4.76 75.7 1 5.67 54.0 3 6.53 51.0 0 7.16 49.0 0 27.00 0.3 0 99.99 0.0 0 1.46 12.3 0 2.56 81.0 0 3.15 34.3 0 3.18 11.3 0 4.50 56.0 0 5.68 12.7 28 I Chad Halliburton 13/11 I 2 0 0 3 3 2 0 13/13 I 2-4 Chad Halliburton 6 Bart Miadich I Matt LaBelle 8 Brian SJringer 2 David ussell 4 11 15 17 20/5 6/0 25/1 18/5 1/0 1/0 9 8 1 0 OVERALL I 52/52 10 25 -27 6 4.60 465.3 519 297 201 302 1 N '° I 16 75 30 12 65 27 2) 34 2/0 Travis Burgus Bart Miadich Brian Mazone Ben Bubek Matt LaBelle Brian SJringer David ussell Chad Halliburton 3 1 7 I 0 6 I 2 2 .931 .875 1 11/11 6 7-4 6 2 3 2 2 4 1 Chad Halliburton 5/4 0 0 0 2 I 0 !.(XX) !.(XX) l.(XX) .909 .750 !.(XX) 5/0 9/9 6/2 7/2 9/1 1/0 1/0 0 6.27 18.7 14 1 6.64 20.3 19.3 1 9.78 0 27.00 0.3 0 99.99 0.0 1 WEST COAST CONFERENCE 0 28/28 8 14-14 2 4.29 253.7 289 158 95 161 1 GS/GP AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB-SBA BB so HP SLG OBP 1.000 .413 .370 .349 .367 .418 .333 .292 .315 Name BA 1.000 .543 .518 .432 .376 .311 .286 .393 .360 .495 .380 .339 .262 .273 .258 .259 .125 .118 0 4 0 2 0 I I 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 I 0 7 7 7 6 0 (}.{) 3-4 8-10 (}.{) 2-2 6-7 (}.{) 1-2 (}.{) (}.{) 2-3 (}.{) 0-1 (}.{) (}.{) 1-1 (}.{) (}.{) (}.{) 7-11 (}.{) 1/0 I I I Travis Burgus Brady Clark Larry Williams Brock Marsh Dave Romero Matt Kuseski Ryan Hovey Jacob Stania Mike McDermott Kevin Schramm Eric Morton Karl Schmidt Evan Hlavacek Mickey Lippitt Steve Ashton Ry an Locanto Jeff Powers Jeb Dougherty Steve McDonald Matt LaBelle David Russell USD Totals !.(XX) 12 24 21 Tl 11 14 2D 13 2D 9 1 8 13 12 105 17 35 2D 114 2D 35 21 28/28 27/27 23/18 27/27 18/16 26/25 19/14 25/23 28/28 21/17 17/14 15/3 16/5 11/5 11/2 12/1 9/0 .333 .307 .297 .290 .289 .286 .281 .280 .275 .270 .254 .238 .227 .226 .185 .125 .118 6 1 22 9 74 93 45 89 50 91 59 42 22 31 27 7 7 11 14 12 Tl 9 2 3 I JO 13 3 I 0 5 4 5 2 2 7 I I 14 25 I I II 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 14 I .350 .353 .303 .289 .346 .226 .214 .300 .111 .000 .000 .000 .341 .350 11 14 I I 18 13 25 I 1 100 16 Tl 9 0 2 4 V, 5 15 6 10 2 6 6 3 4 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 I I I 4 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 I 5 7 5 2 0 0 0 I I I JO 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 3 0 0 0 8 2 2 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 17 .000 .000 .000 .400 .414 I I 1/0 1/0 1/0 I I I .000 .000 .000 .277 .289 0 208 15 161 18 977 145 271 126 51 12 15 30-41 1000158 289 141 48 13 17 46-64 95 92 28/28 28/28 Opponents
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