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TABLE OF CONTENTS
QUICK FACTS
Location_______________ Rohnert Park, Calif
1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Athletics Phone___________ (707) 664-2358
Athletics Fax______________ (707) 664-4104
President____________ Dr. Ruben Armiñana
Director of Athletics_____________ Bill Fusco
Faculty Athletic Rep._ ______ Dr. Duane Dove
Home Facility___________ Seawolf Diamond
Enrollment_______________________ 8,274
Founded_ _______________________ 1961
Colors_________Navy, Columbia Blue, White
Conference_ _____________________ CCAA
National Affiliation_________NCAA Division II
Head Coach_________________ John Goelz
Coach’s Phone____________ (707) 664-2524
Record at SSU_ _________ 791-493-5 (23 yrs.)
Assistant Coaches_ _ Walter White, Derek Bell
Dolf Hes, Esteban Contreras, Brett Kim,
Mike Nackord, Gregg Adams
2008 Record______________________ 52-15
2008 CCAA Record______________ 26-8 (1st)
Letterwinners Ret/Lost_ ____________14/27
Starters Ret/Lost_ ___________________4/5
Conference Championships_ ___________ 9
1990, 1991, 1992, 1998, 1999,
2001, 2003, 2007, 2008
NCAA Appearances___________________ 9
1991, 1992, 1998, 1999, 2001,
2003, 2004, 2007, 2008
Sports Info. Director_______Brandon Bronzan
Sports Info. Phone_________ (707) 664-2358
Sports Info. Fax____________ (707) 664-3291
E-Mail______ [email protected]
Website______ www.sonomaseawolves.com
INTRO
2009 Schedule________________ 2
2009 Season Preview___________ 3
COACHES
Head Coach John Goelz_________ 4
Assistant Coaches_ ___________5-6
MEET THE SEAWOLVES
2008-09 Roster________________ 7
Player Bios_ ________________8-15
2008 REVIEW
2008 Results__________________ 16
2008 Statistics_ _______________ 17
2008 CCAA Review_ ___________ 18
2008 CCAA Statistics_ __________ 19
The Road To Sauget__________20-24
HISTORY
Yearly Starting Lineups_ ________ 25
All-Time Honors_____________26-27
Yearly Statistical Leaders_ _____28-29
Individual Records___________30-31
Yearly Team Statistics___________ 32
Class Records_________________ 32
Program History_______________ 33
Post-Season History____________ 33
Coaching Records_____________ 33
Seawolves in the Pros_ _______34-35
Where Are They Now?__________ 36
Yearly Results_______________38-41
INFORMATION
CCAA Information_____________ 42
Opponent Information_ ________ 43
Department Information________ 44
Media Information_____________ 45
Sonoma State Information_____46-47
Corporate Sponsors____________ 48
Credits
The 2009 Sonoma State Baseball media guide was
written and designed by Associate Athletics Director/Sports Information Director Brandon Bronzan.
Photography by Katie Burroughs, Skip Reager, and
Brandon Bronzan.
Copies of the baseball media guide can be purchased for $5. Send check, made payable to SSU
Athletics, to:
SSU Sports Information
1801 E. Cotati Ave.
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
On the Cover
Sonoma State celebrating their first west region
championship at Nettleton Stadium in Chico.
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1991 • 1992 • 1998 • 1999 • 2001 • 2003 • 2007 • 2008
SCHEDULE
Date
Opponent
Tue-Feb. 3
Fri-Feb. 6
Sat-Feb. 7
Sun-Feb. 8
Tue-Feb. 10
Fri-Feb. 13
Sun-Feb. 15
Mon-Feb. 16
Tue-Feb. 17
Fri-Feb. 20
Sat-Feb. 21
Sun-Feb. 22
Sat-Feb. 28
Sun-Mar. 1
Fri-Mar. 6
Sat-Mar. 7
Sun-Mar. 8
Fri-Mar. 13
Sat-Mar. 14
Sun-Mar. 15
Mon-Mar. 16
Fri-Mar. 20
Sat-Mar. 21
Sun-Mar. 22
Fri-Mar. 27
Sat-Mar. 28
Sun-Mar. 29
Tue-Mar. 31
Thu-Apr. 2
Thu-Apr. 9
Fri-Apr. 10
Sat-Apr. 11
Fri-Apr. 17
Sat-Apr. 18
Sun-Apr. 19
Tue-Apr. 28
Fri-May 1
Sat-May 2
Sun-May 3
May 7-9
May 14-16
May 23-30
Cal State Stanislaus
CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY
CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY (dh)
CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY
San Francisco State
Cal State Monterey Bay
CENTRAL WASHINGTON
CENTRAL WASHINGTON
WESTERN OREGON (dh)
Cal State Dominguez Hills*
Cal State Dominguez Hills* (dh)
Cal State Dominguez Hills*
CAL STATE STANISLAUS* (dh)
Cal State Stanislaus* (dh)
UC SAN DIEGO*
UC SAN DIEGO* (dh)
UC SAN DIEGO*
Cal State Monterey Bay*
Cal State Monterey Bay* (dh)
Cal State Monterey Bay*
KEIO UNIVERSITY (exh)
SAN FRANCISCO STATE*
San Francisco State* (dh)
SAN FRANCISCO STATE*
Cal Poly Pomona*
Cal Poly Pomona* (dh)
Cal Poly Pomona*
CAL STATE STANISLAUS
SAN FRANCISCO STATE (dh)
CHICO STATE*
CHICO STATE*
Chico State* (dh)
CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*
CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* (dh)
CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*
Cal State East Bay
CAL STATE L.A.*
CAL STATE L.A.* (dh)
CAL STATE L.A.*
CCAA Championships
NCAA West Regionals
NCAA Division II Championship
Location
Turlock, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
San Francisco, Calif.
Seaside, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Carson, Calif.
Carson, Calif.
Carson, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Turlock, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Seaside, Calif.
Seaside, Calif.
Seaside, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
San Francisco, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Pomona, Calif.
Pomona, Calif.
Pomona, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
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SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Chico, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Hayward, Calif.
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
SEAWOLF DIAMOND
Palm Springs, Calif.
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Last year, the Seawolves had an
incredible post-season run, resulting
in a regional championship and a
third place finish at the College World
Series. Can this year’s team use that
as motivation or is it best to leave
that success in the past and focus on
the future?
Q&A WITH COACH GOELZ
You have had a
lot of continuity
on your coaching
staff. How does
that benefit the
program?
Having people
coaching with you
We are the two-time defending chamthat you trust and
pions of the CCAA and we should have
respect has been
a great deal of confidence coming off
the cornerstone
such an outstanding couple of seasons. of our baseball
I believe we do have some momentum, program at Sonoma
but that only takes you so far. I also
State. We have trerealize that we have a target on our back mendous continuity
and every team that we play will save
in our program and
their best for us. Our focus needs to be
we’re proud of that.
John Goelz receives the 2008 NCAA West Region
on doing our best every day. Many of
Five of the seven
Championship trophy.
our leaders are gone and hopefully our
coaches on our staff
present players will be able to work as
played for me and I
hard as their predecessors and continue have known them
the tradition.
for over ten years. Our loyAnything else you would like to add
alty to each other and the
as the team heads in to 2009?
program has been the most important
You’ve sent over 75 of your players to ingredient of our success. We are able
Our coaching staff has a great deal of
the pros, including dozens in the last
to stick together and stay positive in
few seasons. What is it about Sotough time. A man may make mistakes, work to do and our newcomers have
noma State baseball that makes pro
but he isn’t a failure until he starts blam- some huge shoes to fill. We lost catcher
Konrad Thieme (drafted by the Florida
scouts pay attention?
ing someone else.
Marlins), second baseman David Adler
(national defensive player of the year),
We do try to package our players so that
outfielder Nick Nosti (all-west region),
they are attractive to pro scouts. The
In your opinion, how does the CCAA
third baseman Dave Herman (allway we carry ourselves and the respect shape up in 2009?
league), and outfielder Tyrese McDaniel.
we have for the game is an important
On the mound, Matt Means was drafted
component. Perspective is also very
The CCAA is a very competitive conferby the San Diego Padres, Kevin Asselin
important. We try to make our players
ence and there are lots of good teams.
understand that there are lots of differIt’s difficult for me to assess other teams. was drafted by the Chicago White Sox,
ent levels to this game and they need to We try to concentrate on our team. Our and our outstanding left handed relief
constantly improve in order to excel. We philosophy is that the other team is not pitcher, Matt Garnett, has graduated.
However, perhaps our most impordon’t get too high when we win and we our enemy, the game is the enemy. I
tant loss is team chemistry. Our 2008
don’t get too low when we lose. Basedo know that if we play the game to
squad had tremendous bench players
ball, like life, is a marathon, not a sprint.
the best of our abilities, we will be in
who were unselfish and hard working.
We are committed and motivated for
the CCAA Championship hunt again in
Guys like Gino Lavezzo, Trevor Howell,
the long term and I think that is attrac2009.
Derek Harms, and John Bonifacini...their
tive to professional scouts.
attitude towards team play was a big
factor in our success and will be difficult
to replace.
HEAD COACH JOHN GOELZ
John Goelz returns for his 24th season as the head baseball coach at Sonoma State University. The
dean of head coaches at SSU and among baseball coaches in the conference, Goelz has built Sonoma State into one of the most respected programs in the nation.
With a career record of 791-493-5, Goelz is the winningest coach in any sport in SSU history. He is
the eighth winningest active Division II coach and is 25th in NCAA Division II history.
The 2008 season was, hands down, the most successful in the long, storied history of Sonoma State
baseball. After an unprecedented 29-1 start to the season, the Seawolves set a school record with
52 wins on their way to CCAA and NCAA West Regional championships. Making their first trip to
the NCAA Division II Championship Tournament, the Seawolves won their first two games and
placed third in the nation. Individually, the Seawolves had four players drafted by major league
teams and three named All-American.
For his efforts, Goelz was named CCAA Coach of the Year and NCAA West Region Coach of the Year,
adding to an already overflowing trophy case.
CAREER RECORD
Year
Overall
Pct
Conf
2008
52-15
.776
26-8
2007
50-12
.806
29-7
2006
28-23-1
.548
17-15
2005
25-30
.455
19-19
2004
39-28
.582
25-15
2003
46-15-1
.750
27-11
2002
41-24
.631
20-20
2001
50-17
.746
29-7
2000
39-23
.629
25-15
1999
40-26
.606
21-15
1998
33-21
.611
23-12
1997
37-20
.649
25-10
1996
30-26-1
.535
16-19
1995
25-28
.472
17-18
1994
23-25
.479
14-21
1993
33-21
.611
21-14
1992
32-17-1
.650
23-7
1991
29-14-1
.670
21-7
1990
35-17
.673
21-9
1989
28-18
.609
20-9
1988
28-21
.571
15-13
1987
30-20
.600
18-12
1986
18-32
.360
9-21
Career Record: 791-493-5 (.614)
Conference Record: 455-296 (.606)
After taking over a Sonoma State team in 1986 that had won just 50 games over the previous six
seasons combined, Goelz wasted little time turning the school into a winner. Following an eighteen-win season in 1986 (the most wins in school history), Goelz delivered the school’s first winning
campaign in 1987 with a 30-20 record. Winning seasons have become common place ever since,
with 18 in his last 21 seasons.
Since 1999, Sonoma State has a record of 410-213-2, one of the best records in the country at any
level. Coach Goelz has also seen over 70 of his players sign professional contracts since his arrival
in 1986 and in the past seven years, 33 players have been drafted or signed to play professionally.
Baseball insiders certainly took notice in 2004 when SSU had four players taken in the first eleven
rounds of the Major League Baseball draft. Their draft performance ranked among the top Division
I schools in the nation in terms of early round draft picks and they led all Division II teams with four
draftees.
In addition to their presence in the professional ranks, Goelz’s former players have continued to
make a difference in their communities both on and off the field. Dozens have gone on to coaching jobs at high schools and colleges throughout Northern California and the nation.
Goelz has seen 16 of his players go on to earn All-American honors and has coached six conference
player of the year award winners. Goelz, himself, has earned conference coach of the year honors
seven times (1990, 1991, 1992, 1998, 2001, 2007, 2008).
A pitcher during his playing days at San Francisco State, Goelz went on to be an assistant at San
Francisco State to Al Figone from 1977-78 and to Orrin Freeman from 1979-82. Freeman is currently
the Assistant General Manager of the Florida Marlins. During his time at SFSU, the Gators enjoyed
their greatest success, ranking in the national top twenty four times and participating in the NCAA
West Regionals on three different occasions. From 1984-85, Goelz was the varsity baseball coach at
Albany High School. After a third-place finish in 1984, Goelz led his team to the Alameda County
Athletic League championship, finishing the season with an 18-8 mark and a final East Bay ranking
of 12th.
Goelz resides in Rohnert Park with his sons John (13) and Matthew (11).
MILESTONE VICTORIES
1
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
February 11, 1986 vs. The Master’s College
April 29, 1989 vs UC Davis
May 2, 1992 vs. Cal State Hayward
March 20, 1996 vs. Cal Poly Pomona
March 19, 1999 vs. San Francisco State
May 4, 2001 vs. UC San Diego
February 5, 2004 vs. Hawaii Pacific
March 3, 2007 vs. UC San Diego
WINS BY DIVISION
vs. NCAA Division I.....................................55-52 (.514)
vs. NCAA Division II..........................636-402-5 (.610)
vs. NCAA Division III......................................33-7 (.825)
vs. NAIA.............................................................66-35 (.653)
WALTER WHITE
COACHING STAFF
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH
Walter White enters his 15th season as an assistant on the Seawolf staff. A former player for John Goelz
at SSU, White handles many of the on-field responsibilities, with a primary focus on infield play. In
addition to his coaching duties, White also oversees the maintenance of Seawolf Diamond’s carefully
manicured infield and teaches weight training courses as part of the SSU faculty.
A 1990 graduate of Saugus High, White began his playing career at College of the Canyons where he
played from 1991-92. Following his time at the junior college level, White joined the Cossacks and
was the starting shortstop in 1993 and 1994. A kinesiology major, he earned his bachelor’s degree in
1994 from SSU.
After his stellar playing career at Sonoma State, White was drafted in the 32nd round of the 1994 draft
by the Florida Marlins. He went on to spend five seasons in the Marlins system, where he was named
to the Midwest League All-Star team in 1996. After a productive season in Portland (AA) in 1998, the
Marlins dealt White to the Diamondbacks. He went on to spend three seasons in the Diamondbacks’
organization at Tucson (AAA). “My professional experience was unbelievable,” says White, “I wish every
ball player could have that opportunity. My job is to prepare these men not only for our season, but
for the next level as well.”
In 2008, White was inducted in to the SSU Athletics Hall of Fame.
DEREK BELL
ASSISTANT COACH
Derek Bell is back for his 12th season as a part of the SSU baseball program, his ninth as an assistant
coach. He has been a part of six championship teams at SSU- two as a player and four as a coach.
Sonoma State’s all-time leader in many offensive categories including hits, doubles, home runs, runs
scored, runs batted in, and slugging percentage, Bell capped off a brilliant career by being named
CCAA Player of the Year, West Region Player of the Year, and First Team All-American in 2000.
In 2000, Bell went on to represent Sonoma State in a national home run hitting contest at the College
World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. Following that season, he signed a professional contract with the
San Francisco Giants. After playing several seasons in the Giants organization, Bell wrapped up his
professional career with the Amarillo Dillas of the Central League in 2003.
In 2007, Bell was inducted into the SSU Athletics Hall of Fame.
DOLF HES
ASSISTANT COACH
Dolf is back for his sixth year as pitching coach with the Seawolves. Hes played his collegiate baseball
at Long Beach State, where he pitched in 1978 and 1979. At the conclusion of his playing career, he
signed a professional contract with the San Francisco Giants.
From 1983-88, Hes coached at Long Beach State under coaches John Gonzalves and Dave Snow. He
was a member of the 1987 Long Beach State College World Series team.
Hes was the head coach at Fullerton High School from 1989-95, where he won championships in four
of his seven seasons at the helm. From 1995-2003, he served under Dick Dietz, Kevin Mitchell, and
Jeff Leonard with the Sonoma County Crushers of the Western Baseball League. He was an integral
part of their 1998 WBL Championship team and he coached former San Francisco Giants reliever Chad
Zerbe. Dolf lives in Rohnert Park with his wife Cathy and sons Justin (16) and Casey (13). Cathy was a
student trainer at Long Beach State and currently teaches at Windsor Creek Elementary School.
COACHING STAFF
BRETT KIM
ASSISTANT COACH
North Bay native Brett Kim returns for his fourth year as an assistant coach at SSU. The head coach of
the Novato High School baseball team for eight seasons, Kim led his team to a league championship in
2001. That season he was named conference coach of the year for his efforts. Kim is also the coach of
the semipro Novato Knicks, a team that has qualified for the Stan Musial World Series in 2002, 2004, and
2005.
A standout at the College of Marin, who also attended Sonoma State, Kim was drafted by the Los
Angeles Dodgers in 1990. He also spent time playing with the Lubbock Crickets of the Texas-Louisiana
League. Kim played his high school ball at San Marin High School where he was a First Team All-State
pick in 1988.
ESTEBAN CONTRERAS
ASSISTANT COACH
Contreras is back for his second season on the Sonoma State coaching staff in 2009, following a couple
of seasons at CCAA rival San Francisco State. He has also spent time as the head assistant coach at
Monterey Peninsula Junior College and as head coach of the San Francisco Angels, a collegiate wood
bat league team. A graduate of San Francisco State, Contreras is currently working towards his Master’s
Degree from San Jose State.
MIKE NACKORD
ASSISTANT COACH
Former Sonoma State pitcher Mike Nackord returns to the program for his second season as an assistant coach in 2008. Nackord pitched for Coach Goelz in 1999 and 2000, compiling a 6-3 record and a
3.66 ERA.
Before getting to Sonoma State, Nackord was an All-Empire pitcher at Cardinal Newman High School
in Santa Rosa. He also competed for Santa Rosa Junior College. In his first year at SSU, Nackord led the
team with a 2.15 ERA in ten appearances, half of them as a starter. As a senior in ‘00, he was second on
the team with 12 starts and fourth with 54.1 innings pitched. Following the 2000 season, Nackord was
signed by the Feather River Mudcats.
GREGG ADAMS
ASSISTANT COACH
Gregg Adams returns to Sonoma State for his fourth season as an assistant coach overall, but his first
since 1995. Adams was an assistant on Coach Goelz’s staff from 1993-95. A former player at Sonoma
State, Adams competed on two championship teams, in 1991 and 1992, as a second baseman/designated hitter. In fact, Adams hit the first NCAA Tournament home run in school history.
Adams has traveled twice to China with Coach Goelz to appear in the Friendship Games. He also runs
Camp For A Cure, a charity camp dedicated to raising money to aid in the research and treatment of
cancer and lupus. A graduate of Sonoma State with a degree in Physical Education, Gregg is married to
former SSU softball player Leslie Beebout. The two make their home, with their son, in Rohnert Park.
No Name
Pos
Ht
Wt
B/T
Yr
Hometown
2009
ROSTER
Last School
1
Nick Ramos
IF
6-0
175
R/R
Sr.
Hollister, Calif.
Monterey Peninsula JC
2
Matt Reed
IF
5-9
180
R/R
Jr.
Clayton, Calif.
Diablo Valley JC
3
Jonathan Lewis
IF
6-2
190
R/R
Sr.
San Lorenzo, Calif.
Pacific (CA)
4
Joey Parigi
OF
6-0
180
L/L
Jr.
Monterey, Calif.
Arizona State
5
Kris Haycock
IF
6-1
210
B/R
Sr.
Tehachapi, Calif.
Fresno CC
7
Ryan Averkieff
IF
5-10
170
L/R
Sr.
Long Beach, Calif.
Long Beach CC
9
Joe Slater
IF
5-10
180
L/L
Sr.
Mill Valley, Calif.
Rancho Cotate HS
10 Alberto Rolon
P
6-0
185
R/R
Sr.
Yuba City, Calif.
Butte JC
11 Clay Leslie
OF
6-4
200
R/R
Jr.
Cambria, Calif.
Coast Union HS
12 Mark Pestorich
OF
6-0
195
R/R
Sr.
Easton, Calif.
Fresno CC
13 Ian Bridges
C
6-4
225
R/R
Sr.
Valencia, Calif.
Saugus HS
14 Kyle Jones
OF
6-0
185
L/R
So.
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Thousand Oaks HS
15 Matt Campbell
C
6-3
220
R/R
Fr.
Pleasant Hill, Calif.
Campolindo HS
16 Leo Avila
IF
5-11
185
R/R
Sr.
San Jose, Calif.
San Jose CC
18 Devon Kreyenhagen
P
6-2
215
R/R
Jr.
Carmel, Calif.
Carmel HS
19 Brian Joyce
OF
6-1
205
R/R
Jr.
Temecula, Calif.
Palomar JC
20 Thomas Pope
C
6-1
220
R/R
Jr.
Fairfield, Calif.
Sacramento CC
21 Kenny Cook
P
5-10
185
R/R
Jr.
Sebastopol, Calif.
Analy HS
22 Casey Slate
P
6-3
210
R/R
Jr.
Rohnert Park, Calif.
Santa Rosa JC
23 Jacob Fiss
OF/P
6-5
200
L/R
Jr.
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Moorpark JC
P
6-2
170
R/R
Fr.
Bakersfield, Calif.
Liberty HS
26 Danny Pignataro
OF
5-11
190
R/R
Sr.
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Chico State
27 Max Kirk
OF
6-1
185
B/R
Jr.
Palm Desert, Calif.
Saddleback JC
29 Keith Thompson
P
6-3
200
L/R
Jr.
San Ramon, Calif.
Moorpark JC
31 Jason Craine
IF
5-9
165
R/R
Fr.
Los Altos Hills, Calif.
Los Altos HS
32 Morgan Rodriguez
P
6-0
230
L/L
Sr.
Brentwood, Calif.
Los Medanos JC
33 Kendall Davis
P
6-5
215
R/R
So.
Portland, Ore.
San Jose CC
34 Troy Brown
P
6-2
190
R/R
Sr.
Concord, Calif.
Los Medanos JC
35 Taylor Lewis
P
6-0
185
R/R
Sr.
Hanford, Calif.
Fresno CC
37 Jonathon Flinn
P
6-6
220
R/R
Fr.
Windsor, Calif.
Cardinal Newman HS
38 Gary Moran
P
6-8
265
R/R
Sr.
Madera, Calif.
Fresno CC
41 Cameron Ray
P
6-4
205
R/R
Jr.
Roseville, Calif.
Sierra JC
42 Ryan Stevens
IF
6-1
225
L/R
Jr.
Rocklin, Calif.
Sierra JC
43 Brian Flint
P
6-3
230
R/R
Jr.
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Southwestern JC
OF
5-8
195
R/R
So.
Sebastopol, Calif.
Analy HS
P
6-3
195
R/R
So.
Cool, Calif.
Golden Sierra HS
IF/OF 5-9
170
R/R
Jr.
Woodland, Calif.
Sierra JC
25 Thomas Lee
44 Cameron Cook
45 Paul Oules
46 Brian Wright
2009 SEAWOLVES
RYAN
IAN
AVERKIEFF
BRIDGES
Bats/Throws: L/R
Position: Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Long Beach, Calif.
Last School: Long Beach CC
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Catcher/Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Saugus, Calif.
Last School: Saugus HS
2008: Appeared in 27 games with 11 starts as a junior in
2008...started three games in the CCAA Tournament...scored
the tying run in Sonoma’s come-from-behind CCAA semifinal
win over Chico State...batted .231 with thre home runs and six
runs batted in.
2008: Named CCAA Most Valuable Player after a tremendous
junior season...also named ABCA/Rawlings West Region Player
of the Year and Third Team All-American...his .394 batting
average was the highest for an SSU player since 2001...led the
CCAA in batting...split time between first base and catcher...a
First Team All-CCAA and First Team All-West Region pick...beHIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from Long
came fifth Sonoma State player to be named the CCAA’s MVP...
Beach City College...won a state championship in 2006 at
named to CCAA and West Region All-Tournament teams...
LBCC...named All-League in ‘06...a graduate of Rancho Alamitos second on the team in home runs (8) and runs batted in (56)...
High School in Garden Grove...named All-League in 2002 and his .394 average is third in school history and his 84 hits are
2003.
fourth...career average of .363 is sixth in program history.
Yr
Avg
2008 .231
AB
52
H
12
R
15
2B 3B
4
0
HR RBI SB
3
6
1
LEO
AVILA
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: San Jose, Calif.
Last School: San Jose CC
2007: Starting shortstop on Sonoma’s 2007 CCAA championship team...batted .269 with seven doubles and 32 runs
scored...committed just 12 errors in the field (.951 fielding
pct.)...stole five bases in seven attempts.
2007: Batted .290 with three home runs and 12 RBIs for the
Seawolves in ‘07...started 29 games and appeared in 38 overall.
HIGH SCHOOL: A graduate of Saugus High School...named
Second Team All-League in 2003 and 2004...also played one
season at the College of Marin, where he was named Honorable Mention All-Bay Valley League.
Yr
Avg
2007 .290
2008 .394
Totals .363
AB
H
93 27
213 84
306 111
R
20
52
72
AB
182
H
49
R
32
2B 3B
7
0
HR RBI SB
2 19
5
HR RBI SB
3 12
1
8 56
5
11 68
6
TROY
BROWN
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Senior
Hometown: Concord, Calif.
Last School: Los Medanos JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Came to Sonoma State from San Jose
City College...also attended West Valley JC and Evergreen Valley
JC...a graduate of Leland High School in San Jose.
Yr
Avg
2007 .269
2B 3B
5
0
9
1
14 1
2008: Saw action in nine games, all in relief...went 1-1 with a
4.38 ERA...struck out seven batters...contributed to one team
shutout.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Came to Sonoma State from Los Medanos College in Pittsburg...also attended Sacramento State...tied
the school record for wins in a season while a prep at Clayton
Valley High School in Concord.
Yr
ERA
2008 4.38
W-L App
1-1
9
GS
0
CG SV
0
0
IP BB SO
12.1
4
7
2009 SEAWOLVES
MATT
KENNY
CAMPBELL
COOK
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Catcher
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Pleasant Hill, Calif.
Last School: Campolindo HS
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Comes to Sonoma State from Campolindo High School in Moraga...earned Honorable Mention
All-Diablo Foothll Athletic league honors as a senior.
CAMERON
COOK
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Sebastopol, Calif.
Last School: Analy HS
2008: Batted .349 in 18 games as a freshman before an injury
curtailed his season...started 16 games...belted three home
runs and finished with 20 RBIs.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Sebastopol, Calif.
Last School: Analy HS
2008: Participated in seven games with one start...compiled
a 1-0 record with a 1.69 ERA...struck out seven batters in 10.2
innings of work...contributed to one team shutout.
2007: Appeared in nine games as a freshman, going 1-0 with
a 2.57 ERA...held opponents to a .259 batting average.
HIGH SCHOOL: Honored three times as an All-Empire selection at Analy High School in Sebastopol...named Analy High’s
Athlete of the Year...named to Honor Roll.
Yr
ERA
2007 2.57
2008 1.69
Totals 2.19
W-L App
1-0
9
1-0
7
2-0 16
GS
0
1
1
JASON
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-time First Team All-League selection at Analy High School in Sebastopol...also a four-time
All-Redwood Empire pick...named Most Valuable Player of the
Sonoma County League as a senior in 2007...also earned AllLeague honors in football.
Yr
Avg
2008 .349
AB
63
H
22
R
14
2B 3B
4
0
HR RBI SB
3 20
0
CG SV
IP BB SO
0
0 14.0 13
4
0
0 10.2
2
7
0 0 24.2 15 11
CRAINE
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Infield
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Los Altos Hills, Calif.
Last School: Los Altos HS
HIGH SCHOOL: Joins the Seawolves from Los Altos High
School...earned Second Team All-League honors as a senior in
2007.
KENDALL
DAVIS
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Portland, Ore.
Last School: San Jose CC
HIGH SCHOOL: Transfers to Sonoma State from San Jose
City College...is a graduate of Lincoln High School in Portland,
Oregon...named Second Team All-League as a pitcher and
Honorable Mention All-League at first base/outfield.
2009 SEAWOLVES
JACOB
KRIS
FISS
HAYCOCK
Bats/Throws: L/R
Position: Outfield/Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Last School: Moorpark JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Arrives on campus from Moorpark Junior
College in Southern California...named All-Western State Conference at Moorpark...is a graduate of Westlake High School in
Thousand Oaks.
JONATHON
FLINN
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Windsor, Calif.
Last School: Cardinal Newman HS
HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus from Cardinal Newman
High School in Santa Rosa...earned All-League honors as a
junior and a senior at CNHS...was also an All-Empire selection
during his senior season.
Bats/Throws: B/R
Position: Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Tehachapi, Calif.
Last School: Fresno CC
2008: Named CCAA Newcomer of the Year after batting .320
with six home runs and 44 RBIs...started the season at third
base, then switched over to shortstop...ranked second in the
league with 22 stolen bases...also a Second Team All-CCAA
selection...named to NCAA West Regional All-Tournament
team...started 58 games and appeared in 61 total...second on
the team with three triples.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Arrived on campus from Fresno City
College...helped lead the Rans to the state final four in 2007...
named First Team All-League at FCC...a graduate of Tehachapi
High School...guided squad to a CIF championship in 2003...
named All-League and team most valuable player...was also an
All-League selection in football.
Yr
Avg
2008 .320
AB
228
H
73
R
54
2B 3B
9
3
HR RBI SB
6 44 22
KYLE
JONES
BRIAN
FLINT
Bats/Throws: L/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Last School: Thousand Oaks HS
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Santa Rosa, Calif.
Last School: Southwestern JC
2008: Batted .310 with five home runs and 33 RBIs during a
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Returns to the county after spending two promising freshman season...started 51 games, the most of
any rookie...second on the team with 13 doubles...tied Tom
years at Southwestern Junior College in Chula Vista...named
Second Team All-Conference at Southwestern...helped guide Everidge’s freshman record with five home runs...committed
just one error in the field.
team to state runner-up finish...a four-year varsity player at
Santa Rosa High School...named All-Conference as a junior and
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate of Thousand Oaks High
senior.
School...named First Team All-Marmonte League as a junior
and senior...a Second Team All-CIF selection as a senior.
Yr
Avg
2008 .310
10
AB
171
H
53
R
30
2B 3B
13
1
HR RBI SB
5 33
0
2009 SEAWOLVES
BRIAN
THOMAS
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Temecula, Calif.
Last School: Palomar JC
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Bakersfield, Calif.
Last School: Liberty HS
JOYCE
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transfers to Sonoma State from Palomar
Junior College in San Marcos...a graduate of Chaparral High
School in Temecula...named All-League while at Chaparral.
LEE
HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Liberty High
School in Bakersfield...named Second Team All-Area as a senior...a First Team All-City selection...earned MVP honors at the
All-City All Star Game.
MAX
KIRK
CLAY
LESLIE
Bats/Throws: B/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Palm Desert, Calif.
Last School: Saddleback JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transfers to Sonoma State from Saddleback Junior College in Mission Viejo...also attended Central
Arizona College...helped lead his Central Arizona squad to a
regional championship...is a graduate of Palm Desert High
School...named Most Improved Player as a senior...earned High
Honor Roll and Student of the Month honors at PDHS.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Cambria, Calif.
Last School: Napa Valley JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: A graduate of Coast Union High School
in Cambria...named All-League and All-County as a freshman,
junior, and senior...honored as his team’s MVP as a junior...has
also attended San Diego State and Napa Valley College...was
an All-League and All-Nor Cal selection in 2008 at NVC.
DEVON
JONATHAN
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Carmel, Calif.
Last School: Carmel HS
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: San Lorenzo, Calif.
Last School: Univ. of the Pacific
LEWIS
KREYENHAGEN
2008: Appeared in six games as a sophomore in 2008...went
1-0 with a 5.06 ERA in 5.1 innings of work.
2007: Saw action in five games...did not allow a run in 3.2 innings...struck out two batters.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Carmel High School...
named All-Monterey County as a senior...earned All-League
honors and was a CIF Honorable Mention selection...helped
guided team to ‘05 section championship.
Yr
ERA
2007 0.00
2008 5.06
Totals 3.00
W-L App
0-0
5
1-0
6
1-0 11
GS
0
0
0
CG SV
0
0
0
0
0 0
HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Transfers to Sonoma State from
the University of the Pacific...appeared in 29 games for the
Tigers in 2008...played as a freshman and sophomore for Laney
College in Oakland...posted a .365 average on his way to team
MVP honors as a freshman... a 2005 graduate of Arroyo High
School in San Lorenzo...named All-Hayward Athletic League
as a shortstop and also as a quarterback for the Dons’ football
team.
IP BB SO
3.2
2
2
5.1
6
5
9.0 8
7
11
2009 SEAWOLVES
TAYLOR
PAUL
LEWIS
OULES
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Senior
Hometown: Hanford, Calif.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Cool, Calif.
Last School: Golden Sierra HS
2007: Appeared in ten games with six starts for the Sea2008: Saw action in seven games as a freshman with one
wolves in ‘07...compiled a 3-1 record to go along with a 4.13
start...struck out more than a batter an inning...recorded an
ERA...struck out 25 batters in 28.1 innings...allowed opponents ERA of 4.50...contributed to one team shutout.
a .264 average...fourth on the team in games started.
HIGH SCHOOL: Arrived on campus from Golden Sierra High
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from Fresno School in Garden Valley...was a four-time All-League selection
City College...earned First Team All-Conference honors for the at GSHS.
Rams...received Dick Selma Award...is a graduate of Hanford
Yr
ERA W-L App GS CG SV
IP BB SO
High School.
2008
Yr
ERA
2007 4.13
W-L App
3-1 10
GS
6
CG SV
0
0
4.50
0-0
7
1
IP BB SO
28.1 12 25
GARY
MORAN
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Senior
Hometown: Madera, Calif.
0
0
8.0
4
9
JOEY
PARIGI
Bats/Throws: L/L
Position: Outfield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Monterey, Calif.
Last School: Arizona State
HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Transfers to Sonoma State from
Arizona State...also played at the University of Texas...went
2008: A fixture in Sonoma State’s 2008 rotation, going 8-3
3-1 and played in the College World Series as a sophomore
with a 3.06 ERA...ranked second among starters in ERA and
at ASU...appeared in 22 games as a freshman for the Texas
strikeouts (87)...named Honorable Mention All-CCAA...posted a Longhorns in ‘06...graduated from Monterey High School...was
1.71 ERA in the post-season...struck out at least seven batters in a three-time League Most Valuable Player at Monterey...also
a game seven times...made 16 starts...his strikeout-to-walk ratio named All-County three times and All-State twice...a two-time
(87-to-11) was one of the top marks in the region...combined member of the U.S. national team.
on two shutouts.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from Fresno
City College...helped guide the Rams to a league championship as a sophomore in 2007...graduated from Madera High
School.
Yr
ERA
2008 3.06
12
W-L App
8-3 16
GS
16
CG SV
0
0
IP BB SO
88.1 11 87
2009 SEAWOLVES
MARK
THOMAS
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Easton, Calif.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Catcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Fairfield, Calif.
Last School: Sacramento CC
PESTORICH
2008: Earned Second Team All-CCAA honors after batting
.343 with five home runs and 40 RBIs for the Seawolves in
2008...led the conference in batting for much of the season...
collected 11 doubles and scored 45 runs...hit a walk-off grand
slam to beat CSU Dominguez Hills in the next to last game of
the regular season...played in 60 games and made 53 starts.
POPE
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Comes to Sonoma State from Sacramento City College, where helped lead his team to a pair of
conference titles...his team reached the Final Four in 2007 and
the Super Regionals in 2007...graduated from Angelo Rodriguez High School in Fairfield...named All-County as a catcher
and designated hitter.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from Fresno
City College, where he appeared on the Rams’ 2007 league
championship team...named First Team All-League as a
sophomore...graduated from Washington Union High School
in Fresno...named special teams MVP of his league in football
at WUHS.
Yr
Avg
2008 .343
AB
210
H
72
R
45
2B 3B
11
0
NICK
RAMOS
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Hollister, Calif.
Last School: Monterey Pen. JC
HR RBI SB
5 40
4
DANNY
PIGNATARO
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Outfield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Santa Rosa, Calif.
Last School: Chico State
2008: Made 11 starts and appeared in 19 total games for the
Seawolves in 2008...committed just two errors in 52 chances
(.962 fielding percentage) at shortstop...batted .184 with three
doubles and seven runs scored.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from
Monterey Peninsula College...is a graduate of San Benito High
School in Hollister...helped lead his high school team to consecutive league championships.
HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Comes to Sonoma State from
Yr
Avg
2008 .184
Chico State...hit .293 for the Wildcats in 2007...also attended
Santa Rosa JC...a member SRJC’s 2005 state championship
team...named Second Team All-League in 2005 and 2006...was
a First Team All-NCS selection in both football and baseball at
Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa.
AB
38
H
7
R
6
2B 3B
3
0
HR RBI SB
0
3
2
CAMERON
RAY
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Roseville, Calif.
Last School: Sierra JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Arrives on campus from Sierra College
in Rocklin...named Big 8 Conference Pitcher of the Year as
a sophomore in 2008...earned Most Valuable Player honors
at the state championship...earned All-American honors...
graduated from Roseville High School...named Second Team
All-League as a sophomore at Roseville.
13
2009 SEAWOLVES
MATT
ALBERTO
REED
ROLON
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Infield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Clayton, Calif.
Last School: Diablo Valley JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Comes to Sonoma State from Diablo
Valley College in Pleasant Hill...also attended the University of
the Pacific...named All-Big 8 Conference in 2007...was a threetime All-Conference selection at Clayton Valley High School in
Concord.
MORGAN
RODRIGUEZ
Bats/Throws: L/L
Position: Pitcher
Class: Senior
Hometown: Brentwood, Calif.
Last School: Los Medanos JC
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Senior
Hometown: Yuba City, Calif.
Last School: Butte JC
2006: Missed the last two years due to injury...ace of the Seawolves’ staff in 2006, going 6-3 with a 3.68 ERA...led the team in
wins, strikeouts, and earned run average...started eight games
and appeared in 14 overall with one complete game effort.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from Butte
Junior College in Oroville...named Pitcher of the Year in the
Golden Valley Conference...a First Team All-GVC selection...
graduated from Yuba City High School...earned First Team AllMetro honors...named Most Valuable Player of his league and
was tabbed as the top pitcher and hitter.
Yr
ERA
2006 3.68
W-L App
6-3 14
GS
8
2008: Saw action in 13 games for the Seawolves in 2008...
went 1-0 with a 4.50 ERA...contributed to one team shutout...
pitched two scoreless innings of relief during the post-season.
14
W-L App
1-0 13
GS
0
CG SV
0
0
IP BB SO
12.0
8 10
IP BB SO
51.1 19 44
CASEY
SLATE
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: Rohnert Park, Calif.
Last School: Santa Rosa JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transferred to Sonoma State from Los
Medanos Junior College in Pittsburg...named team MVP as a
sophomore...graduated from Freedom High School in Oakley.
Yr
ERA
2008 4.50
CG SV
1
0
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Comes to Sonoma State from Santa Rosa
Junior College...graduated from Rancho Cotate High School in
Rohnert Park...named First Team All-North Bay League and First
Team All-Empire for the Cougars.
2009 SEAWOLVES
JOE
KEITH
SLATER
THOMPSON
Bats/Throws: L/L
Position: Infield
Class: Senior
Hometown: Mill Valley, Calif.
Last School: Rancho Cotate HS
2008: Appeared in 13 games for the Seawolves in 2008...
made two starts...collected two doubles and four runs batted
in...did not commit an error in 12 defensive chances.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: A graduate of nearby Rancho Cotate
High School...named All-League for the Cougars...was also an
All-Empire selection while at RCHS.
Yr
Avg
2008 .154
AB
13
H
2
R
4
2B 3B
0
0
Bats/Throws: L/R
Position: Pitcher
Class: Junior
Hometown: San Ramon, Calif.
Last School: Moorpark JC
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Transfers to Sonoma State from College
of San Mateo...also attended Moorpark Junior College and the
University of San Francisco...graduated from California High
School in San Ramon...was a First Team All-League selection in
2005...a four-year scholar-athlete.
BRIAN
WRIGHT
HR RBI SB
0
4
0
Bats/Throws: R/R
Position: Infield/Outfield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Woodland, Calif.
RYAN
STEVENS
Bats/Throws: L/R
Position: Infield
Class: Junior
Hometown: Rocklin, Calif.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Comes to the Seawolves from Sierra
College in Rocklin where he played under former SSU star Rob
Willson...named First Team All-Big 8 Conference as a freshman and sophomore...a First Team All-State selection in 2008...
also attended Sacramento State...graduated from Del Campo
High School in Fair Oaks...a three-time First Team All-League
selection in high school...also named All-Metro in ‘04 and ‘05...
honored as a U.S. Marine Distinguished Athlete.
HIGH SCHOOL/JC: Comes to Sonoma State from Sierra Junior College, where he helped his team win a state championship...named First Team All-League...graduated from Woodland
High School...owns the all-time stolen base record at Woodland...named First Team All-Metro and MVP of the SFL in 2005...
also holds the stolen base record in the Boise Summer League.
15
2008 RESULTS
DATE
OPPONENT
WL SCORE R-H-E
R-H-E INN OVERALL CCAA
PITCHER OF RECORD
Feb. 1
at CSU Monterey Bay
W 7-1
7-12-0
1-4-0
9
1-0
0-0
Means (1-0)
Feb. 1
at CSU Monterey Bay
W 12-2
12-9-0
2-5-0
6
2-0
0-0
Moran (1-0)
Feb. 2
at CSU Monterey Bay
W 2-1
2-4-1
1-11-2
9
3-0
0-0
Kreyenhagen (1-0)
Feb. 9
SAN FRANCISCO STATE
W 22-0 22-19-0
0-6-3
9
4-0
0-0
Means (2-0)
Feb. 9
SAN FRANCISCO STATE
W 6-3
6-10-0
3-8-0
6
5-0
0-0
O’Brien (1-0)
Feb. 10 PATTEN
W 17-0 17-16-1
0-6-5
9
6-0
0-0
Tucker (1-0)
Feb. 15 at Cal State Stanislaus L 3-4
3-10-4
4-12-2 (12)
6-1
0-0
Brown (0-1)
Feb. 16 CAL STATE STANISLAUS
W 13-4 13-13-2
4-3-2
9
7-1
0-0
Moran (2-0)
Feb. 16 CAL STATE STANISLAUS
W 1-0
1-6-0
0-5-0
7
8-1
0-0
Tucker (2-0)
Feb. 18 at San Francisco State
W 20-6 20-18-0
6-12-1
8
9-1
0-0
K. Cook (1-0)
Feb. 20 COLLEGE OF IDAHO
W 8-5
8-11-1
5-9-1
9
10-1
0-0
Bonifacini (1-0)
Feb. 20 COLLEGE OF IDAHO
W 14-1 14-15-0
1-3-3
9
11-1
0-0
Smoot (1-0)
Feb. 22 CAL POLY POMONA*
W 6-4
6-9-0
4-7-3
9
12-1
1-0
Babin (1-0)
Feb. 23 CAL POLY POMONA*
W 7-0
7-10-0
0-5-0
7
13-1
2-0
Asselin (1-0)
Feb. 29 CSU MONTEREY BAY*
W 10-0 10-11-2
0-1-1
9
14-1
3-0
Means (3-0)
Mar. 1
CSU MONTEREY BAY*
W 8-7
8-12-4
7-12-5
9
15-1
4-0
Babin (2-0)
Mar. 1
CSU MONTEREY BAY*
W 11-5 11-13-0
5-7-1
7
16-1
5-0
Garnett (1-0)
Mar. 2
CSU MONTEREY BAY*
W 6-2
6-5-0
2-8-1
9
17-1
6-0
Asselin (2-0)
Mar. 7
at CSU San Bernardino*
W 14-9 14-21-1
9-14-1
9
18-1
7-0
Means (4-0)
Mar. 8
W 3-2
3-9-2
2-7-1 (11)
19-1
8-0
O’Brien (2-0)
Mar. 8
W 7-3
7-11-1
3-5-1
7
20-1
9-0
Garnett (2-0)
Mar. 9
W 9-4
9-18-2
4-6-2
9
21-1
10-0
Asselin (3-0)
Mar. 21 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*
W 19-1 19-27-0
1-5-2
9
22-1
11-0
Means (5-0)
Mar. 21 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*
W 4-1
4-9-1
1-5-1
7
23-1
12-0
Asselin (4-0)
Mar. 22 at San Francisco State*
W 8-6
8-13-0
6-15-0
9
24-1
13-0
Moran (3-0)
Mar. 22 at San Francisco State*
W 13-6 13-15-0
6-9-0
7
25-1
14-0
Tucker (3-0)
Mar. 24 SAN FRANCISCO STATE
W 8-7
8-11-1
7-11-0
9
26-1
14-0
Babin (3-0)
Mar. 25 CAL STATE EAST BAY
W 5-1
5-10-0
1-7-1
9
27-1
14-0
Garnett (3-0)
Mar. 28 at No. 16 Chico State*
W 13-2 13-16-1
2-9-5
9
28-1
15-0
Means (6-0)
Mar. 29 at No. 16 Chico State*
W 8-5
8-12-1
5-11-3
9
29-1
16-0
Rodriguez (1-0)
Mar. 30 No. 16 CHICO STATE* L 2-5
2-9-1
5-9-2
9
29-2
16-1
Moran (3-1)
Mar. 30 No. 16 CHICO STATE* L 4-5
4-4-0
5-6-2
7
29-3
16-2
Asselin (4-1)
Apr. 4
at Cal State L.A.*
W 12-9 12-17-4
9-13-1
9
30-3
17-2
Brown (1-1)
Apr. 5
at Cal State L.A.*
W 15-11 15-17-1
11-14-1 9
31-3
18-2
Moran (4-1)
Apr. 5
at Cal State L.A.*
W 6-3
6-10-1
3-7-0
7
32-3
19-2
Asselin (5-1)
Apr. 6
at Cal State L.A.* L 7-8
7-16-1
8-12-0 (10)
32-4
19-3
O’Brien (2-1)
Apr. 11 GRAND CANYON
W 5-1
5-11-1
1-5-0
9
33-4
19-3
O’Brien (3-1)
Apr. 12 GRAND CANYON L 4-5
4-7-0
5-7-0
9
33-5
19-3
Moran (4-2)
W 9-1
9-12-0
1-6-2
7
34-5
19-3
Asselin (6-1)
W 7-1
7-15-1
1-4-2
9
35-5
19-3
D. Lewis (1-0)
Apr. 18 at No. 8 UC San Diego* L 4-7
4-7-0
7-14-0
9
35-6
19-4
O’Brien (3-2)
Apr. 19 at No. 8 UC San Diego*
W 13-2 13-15-0
2-8-0
9
36-6
20-4
Moran (5-2)
Apr. 19 at No. 8 UC San Diego*
W 9-6
9-11-1
6-9-0
7
37-6
21-4
Asselin (7-1)
Apr. 20 at No. 8 UC San Diego* L 4-5
4-8-0
5-7-1
9
37-7
21-5
Fockler (0-1)
Apr. 26 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*
W 7-1
7-8-1
1-10-2
9
38-7
22-5
Means (7-0)
Apr. 26 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*
W 11-2 11-10-0
2-6-1
7
39-7
23-5
Moran (6-2)
Apr. 27 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 4-11
4-7-1
11-17-3 9
39-8
23-6
Asselin (7-2)
Apr. 27 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 0-3
0-4-0
3-8-0
7
39-9
23-7
Garnett (3-1)
Apr. 28 CHAPMAN L 6-8
6-6-2
8-10-1
9
39-10
23-7
Wischnack (0-1)
Apr. 29 SAINT MARY’S (CA) L 3-10
3-4-3
10-12-2 9
39-11
23-7
O’Brien (3-3)
May 2
CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 2-4
2-2-3
4-5-4
9
39-12
23-8
Means (7-1)
May 3
CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 4-1
4-7-1
1-2-0
9
40-12
24-8
Moran (7-2)
May 3
10-8-0
8-12-1
7
41-12
25-8
Fockler (1-1)
May 4
9-12-1
7-15-4
9
42-12
26-8
Bonifacini (2-0)
May 8
vs. Cal State Stanislaus%
W 5-1
5-7-1
1-7-1
9
43-12
26-8
Means (8-1)
May 9
at No. 11 Chico State% L 3-4
3-6-3
4-6-2
9
43-13
26-8
Moran (7-3)
May 9
vs. Cal State Stanislaus%
W 13-11 13-17-6
11-9-1 (11)
44-13
26-8
O’Brien (4-3)
May 10 at No. 11 Chico State%
W 4-3
4-11-0
3-9-0
9
45-13
26-8
Babin (4-0)
May 10 at No. 11 Chico State%
W 7-4
7-13-0
4-7-0
9
46-13
26-8
Garnett (4-1)
May 15 vs. Nebraska-Kearney#
W 15-2 15-20-2
2-9-4
9
47-13
26-8
Moran (8-3)
May 16 vs. Cal State Stanislaus#
W 10-4 10-17-2
4-10-1
9
48-13
26-8
Means (9-1)
May 17 at No. 6 Chico State#
W 13-2 13-18-1
2-8-0
9
49-13
26-8
Asselin (8-2)
May 18 at No. 6 Chico State#
W 11-4 11-14-1
4-12-4
9
50-13
26-8
Garnett (5-1)
May 24 vs. No. 21 Shippensburg& W 10-1 10-18-0
1-6-0
9
51-13
26-8
Means (10-1)
May 26 vs. No. 7 Central Missouri& W 6-5
6-16-4
5-16-1 (19)
52-13
26-8
Asselin (9-2)
May 29 vs. No. 4 Ouachita Baptist& L 1-2
1-7-1
2-7-1
9
52-14
26-8
Asselin (9-3)
May 30 vs. No. 4 Ouachita Baptist& L 1-2
1-4-2
2-5-1
9
52-15
26-8
Means (10-2)
* CCAA game; % CCAA Tournament (Chico, Calif.); # NCAA West Regionals (Chico, Calif.); & NCAA Division II Championship (Sauget, Ill.)
16
ATTEND
125
219
205
415
415
384
119
324
324
125
124
200
44
87
166
384
384
344
106
109
86
73
294
294
231
231
224
114
305
403
484
324
181
135
120
151
214
245
184
278
359
249
169
215
344
214
215
215
103
71
228
284
286
355
287
539
184
502
394
284
218
432
411
241
201
381
301
TIME
3:00
2:30
2:50
3:25
1:35
3:15
3:55
3:00
2:00
2:45
2:30
2:25
2:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
2:30
2:50
3:55
3:22
2:40
3:01
2:21
1:45
2:54
2:32
2:55
3:25
3:16
3:20
2:55
2:00
3:28
3:31
2:12
3:56
2:10
3:00
2:00
2:45
2:54
3:13
2:21
3:13
3:00
2:10
3:00
1:54
3:25
3:10
3:00
2:12
2:25
3:00
3:07
2:29
4:31
2:50
3:00
3:00
3:13
2:55
3:35
2:42
6:45
3:00
2:39
2008 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Name
Steve Warner
Ian Bridges
Nick DiNapoli
Nick Nosti
Gino Lavezzo
Cameron Cook
Mark Pestorich
David Adler
Travis Babin
Dave Herman
Kris Haycock
Konrad Thieme
Kyle Jones
Vance Otake
Colin Timmons
Robert Walden
Trevor Howell
Tyrese McDaniel
Derek Harms
Grant Rachlin
Ryan Averkieff
Nick Ramos
Joe Slater
Kevin Asselin
Kenny Cook
Totals
Opponents
Avg GP-GS AB R
H 2B 3B
.563
11-3
19
7 10
2
0
.394 62-57 213 52 84
9
1
.389
7-5
18
4
7
0
0
.381 65-49 215 56 82
7
6
.369 32-21
65 16 24
2
1
.349 18-16
63 14 22
4
0
.343 60-53 210 45 72 11
0
.337 61-48 172 36 58
4
0
.329 27-17
79 19 26
6
0
.322 52-43 174 43 56
9
0
.320 61-58 228 54 73
9
3
.317 51-46 183 41 58 15
0
.310 56-51 171 30 53 13
1
.296 31-11
54 14 16
3
0
.286
3-2
7
0
2
1
0
.281 33-15
57 18 16
5
0
.268 32-23
97 21 26
5
0
.258 53-50 178 23 46
9
0
.250
51-9
68 21 17
1
0
.250
2-2
4
1
1
0
0
.231 27-11
52 15 12
4
0
.184 19-11
38
6
7
3
0
.154
13-2
13
4
2
0
0
.000
1-0
1
0
0
0
0
.000
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
.324 67-67 2379 540 770 122 12
.253 67-67 2198 261 557 99
6
Name
Scott Wischnack
Matt Garnett
Kenny Cook
Matt Means
John Bonifacini
Gary Moran
Nick O’Brien
Kevin Asselin
Tyler Fockler
Travis Babin
Troy Brown
Max Smoot
Morgan Rodriguez
Paul Oules
Devon Kreyenhagen
Rashad Tucker
Josh Priest
Kellen Wirth
Derek Lewis
Totals
Opponents
ERA
W-L APP GS
0.00
0-0
2
1
1.36
5-1
12
2
1.69
1-0
7
1
1.85
10-2
17 17
2.95
2-0
13
0
3.06
8-3
16 16
3.52
4-3
23
4
3.55
9-3
18 12
3.66
1-1
16
0
4.25
4-0
22
0
4.38
1-1
9
0
4.50
1-0
7
4
4.50
1-0
13
0
4.50
0-0
7
1
5.06
1-0
6
0
5.57
3-0
14
9
6.23
0-0
5
0
8.31
0-0
4
0
9.00
1-0
2
0
3.32 52-15
67 67
7.62 15-52
67 67
HR RBI
TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP
0
7
12 .632
2
0
3
0 .571
8
56 119 .559 27
7
44
4 .468
1
2
10 .556
4
0
8
0 .500
1
37 104 .484 19
5
20
2 .436
0
7
28 .431 10
2
11
1 .462
3
20
35 .556
6
2
12
1 .411
5
40
98 .467 23
8
20
7 .426
0
17
62 .360 22
3
9
2 .417
6
20
50 .633
5
4
12
0 .393
5
31
80 .460 21
2
21
2 .399
6
44 106 .465 29
8
54
3 .410
19
64 130 .710 18
3
37
3 .383
5
33
83 .485 28
3
33
2 .416
3
14
28 .519 11
3
19
0 .441
0
1
3 .429
1
0
1
1 .375
0
14
21 .368 16
4
9
1 .444
9
32
58 .598
9
3
29
0 .342
4
29
67 .376 26
2
34
6 .356
3
18
27 .397
7
0
13
2 .316
0
0
1 .250
2
0
1
0 .500
3
6
25 .481 11
0
12
2 .359
0
3
10 .263
4
3
4
1 .311
0
4
2 .154
6
0
2
1 .400
0
1
0 .000
0
0
0
0 .000
0
0
0 .000
0
0
0
0 .000
81 500 1159 .487 307 62 408
41 .410
28 236 752 .342 217 57 497
34 .334
CG SHO SV
IP
H
R
ER BB SO 2B
0
0
0
4.0
1
0
0
1
5
0
0
0
2 46.1
40
8
7 12 26
6
0
0
0 10.2
12
3
2
2
7
3
0
0
0 102.0
83
30
21 33 93
12
0
0
0 21.1
14
10
7 11 17
4
0
0
0 88.1
80
41
30 11 87
17
0
0
2 61.1
65
30
24
9 43
8
3
0
0 91.1
96
41
36 39 75
11
0
0
3 19.2
15
12
8 13 21
2
0
0
4 29.2
33
15
14 11 33
13
0
0
0 12.1
15
8
6
4
7
4
0
0
0 14.0
11
7
7 10 10
3
0
0
0 12.0
12
6
6
8 10
3
0
0
0
8.0
11
4
4
4
9
1
0
0
0
5.1
7
3
3
6
5
1
0
0
0 42.0
43
30
26 38 42
9
0
0
0
4.1
3
3
3
4
3
0
0
0
0
4.1
7
4
4
1
2
2
0
0
0
2.0
5
2
2
1
1
0
3
5 11 580.1 557 261 214 217 497 99
6
1
6 561.0 770 540 475 307 408 122
3B
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
12
SF SH SB-ATT
0
0
0-0
5
1
5-5
0
0
0-0
4
0
18-20
1
0
1-1
2
0
0-0
1
0
4-4
2
1
8-11
1
0
1-1
1
0
16-18
3
2
22-23
2
0
0-0
0
0
0-2
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
4
0
3-3
2
0
0-0
2
0
0-1
1
1
4-6
0
0
0-0
1
0
1-1
0
0
2-3
1
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
33
5 85-99
14 37 54-73
HR AVG WP
0 .077
0
1 .248
2
0 .286
0
1 .223
5
1 .175
3
2 .240
5
6 .270
3
5 .274 12
1 .214
2
2 .277
4
1 .288
0
2 .216
1
0 .261
1
0 .324
1
0 .318
1
4 .267
8
0 .200
1
0 .368
0
1 .455
0
28 .253 49
81 .324 36
HBP
0
5
2
3
1
7
4
12
6
4
2
1
1
3
1
3
1
0
1
57
62
17
2008 CCAA REVIEW
CCAA
Pct
OVERALL
W
L
Home Away
SONOMA STATE*
26
8
.765 13-3
UC San Diego*
25
11
.694
Chico State*
24
11
Cal State Stanislaus*
24
Cal State L.A.*
Streak
Home
Away
Neutral
13-5
52 15 0 .776 Lost 2
24-6
22-7
6-2
12-8
13-3
43
18 0
.705 Lost 1
24-11
17-5
2-1
.677
16-2
8-9
42
17 0
.712 Lost 1
30-8
12-9
0-0
12
.667
15-7
9-5
37
23 0
.617 Lost 3
26-9
10-11
1-3
23
12
.657
11-8
12-4
29
22 0
.569 Won 4 14-13
15-9
0-0
Cal State Dominguez Hills
16
20
.444
7-7
9-13
21
34 0
.382 Lost 3
12-10
9-24
0-0
Cal State San Bernardino
15
21
.417
3-14
12-7
24
26 0
.480 Lost 2
9-18
15-8
0-0
Cal Poly Pomona
13
21
.382
7-7
6-14
16
31 0
.340 Lost 3
10-17
6-12
0-2
9
27
.250
5-9
4-18
15
39 0
.278 Won 2
7-13
8-26
0-0
San Francisco State
2
34
.056
1-16
1-18
8
46 1
.145 Lost 5 6-19-1
2-27
0-0
L
T
Pct
CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
ALL-CCAA
FIRST TEAM
C KONRAD THIEME, SONOMA ST
1BIAN BRIDGES, SONOMA ST
2B Garrett Imeson, UC San Diego
3B Bret Ringer, Chico State
SS Cody Puckett, CSU Dom Hills
IF DAVE HERMAN, SONOMA ST
OFKyle Loretelli, CSU Stanislaus
OFJohn Haas, CSU San Bern
OFEvan Kehoe, UC San Diego
OFTyler Warmerdam, Cal St. L.A.
DHJosh Meagher, Chico State
SP Marquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus
SP MATT MEANS, SONOMA ST
SP Bret Montgomery, CSU Dom Hills
SP Isaac Morales, Cal St. L.A.
RP Keith Noe, UC San Diego
W
NETTLETON STADIUM - CHICO, CALIF.
Thu, May 8 Sonoma State 5, Cal State Stanislaus 1
Chico State 7, UC San Diego 4
Fri, May 9
Cal State Stanislaus 6, UC San Diego 5 (10)
Chico State 4, Sonoma State 3
Sonoma State 13, Cal State Stanislaus 11 (13)
Sat, May 10 Sonoma State 4, Chico State 3
Sonoma State 7, Chico State 4
CCAA
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
IAN BRIDGES
SECOND TEAM
C Cody Dee, Chico State
CCAA
1B Jason Klug, CSU San Bern
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
2BDAVID ADLER, SONOMA ST
KRIS HAYCOCK
3B Drew Valenzuela, CSU San Bern
SS KRIS HAYCOCK, SONOMA ST
CCAA PITCHER OF THE YEAR
IF Vance Albitz, UC San Diego
Marquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus
OFA.J. Cavaletto, Cal Poly Pom
OFNICK NOSTI, SONOMA ST
CCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
OFMARK PESTORICH, SONOMA ST
Tim Shibuya, UC San Diego
OFKevin Pillar, CSU Dom Hills
DHMatt Cantele, UC San Diego
CCAA COACH OF THE YEAR
SP KEVIN ASSELIN, SONOMA ST
John Goelz, Sonoma State
SP Eric Federico, CSU Stanislaus
SP Mike Robbins, Chico St
SP Kirby St. John, UC San Diego
RP Andrew DeMott, CSU Stanislaus
NCAA WEST REGIONALS
NETTLETON STADIUM - CHICO, CALIF.
Thu, May 15 Sonoma State 15, Nebraska-Kearney 2
UC San Diego 5, Western Oregon 3
Chico State 4, Cal State Stanislaus 2
Fri, May 16 Nebraska-Kearney 4, Western Oregon 1
Sonoma State 10, Cal State Stanislaus 4
Sat, May 17 Sonoma State 13, Chico State 2
UC San Diego 12, Nebraska-Kearney 5
Sun, May 18 Sonoma State 11, Chico State 4
NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP
Sat, May 24
Sun, May 25
Mon, May 26
Tue, May 27
GCS BALLPARK - SAUGET, ILL.
Sonoma State 10, Shippensburg 1
Central Missouri 13, Franklin Pierce 12 (11)
Mount Olive 6, Ouachita Baptist 5
Ashland 6, Tampa 5
Shippensburg 9, Franklin Pierce 2
Sonoma State 6, Central Missouri 5 (19)
Ouachita Baptist 12, Tampa 10
Mount Olive 18, Ashland 7
HONORABLE MENTION: M. Kavanaugh, SFSU; J. Alia, CSUDH; B. Carini, SFSU; J.
Oketani, CSUS; D. Hale, CSULA; B. Planck, CSUSB; J. Dodos, CSUC; S. Farmer, CSUC;
K. Shanahan, CSULA; D. Wolfe, CSUS; C. Hann, CSUSB; P. Mickartz, CSUC; GARY
MORAN, SSU; A. Pluta, CSUC; T. Shibuya, UCSD.
18
2008 CCAA STATISTICS
BATTING (min. 2.0 IP/gm)
AVG
IAN BRIDGES, SONOMA STATE...... .394
Tyler Warmerdam, Cal State L.A............... .391
NICK NOSTI, SONOMA STATE........ .381
Darrick Hale, Cal State L.A............................ .380
Kevin Pillar, CSU Dominguez Hills........... .379
Josh Meagher, Chico State.......................... .379
Chris Brehm, Cal Poly Pomona.................. .375
Johnnie Haas, CSU San Bernardino........ .373
Evan Kehoe, UC San Diego......................... .372
Kyle Loretelli, CSU Stanislaus...................... .370
G
62
51
65
28
55
55
43
50
57
60
AB
213
192
215
108
203
190
144
201
207
211
PITCHING (min. 1.0 IP/gm).............. ERA
G
17
29
13
18
10
16
15
15
17
16
W-L SV
IP
10-2 0 102.0
8-2 0 70.2
9-1 0 80.0
11-5 0 115.0
3-4 1 57.1
8-3 0 88.1
6-7 0 100.2
10-1 0 92.1
13-4 0 106.0
8-1 2 82.0
1
2
3
4
5
Cody Puckett, CSU Dom Hills.................. 26
KRIS HAYCOCK, SONOMA ST........ 22
Garrett Imeson, UC San Diego................ 20
NICK NOSTI, SONOMA ST............. 18
Kevin Pillar, CSU Dom Hills........................ 17
Bobby Carini, SF State.................................. 17
1
2
3
Pete Mickartz, Chico St................................ 13
Marquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus.......... 12
MATT MEANS, SONOMA ST.......... 11
Mike Robbins, Chico State......................... 11
Matt Rossman, UC San Diego................. 11
1
2
4
5
Keith Noe, UC San Diego............................ 14
Andrew Troncale, CSU Stanislaus............. 6
Sean Hunter, Cal Poly Pom........................... 6
Kyle Woodruff, Chico St.................................. 6
Five tied with........................................................ 5
1
2
3
4
5
Marquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus....115.0
Pete Mickartz, Chico St..........................106.0
MATT MEANS, SONOMA ST..... 102.0
Matt Long, CSU San Bern.....................100.2
Mike Robbins, Chico St.............................92.1
1
2
3
4
5
Marquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus........118
Matt Long, CSU San Bern.........................117
MATT MEANS, SONOMA ST.......... 93
GARY MORAN, SONOMA ST......... 87
Pete Mickartz, Chico St................................ 86
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
MATT MEANS, SONOMA STATE..... 1.85
Tim Shibuya, UC San Diego........................ 2.42
Isaac Morales, Cal State L.A......................... 2.47
Marquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus............ 2.50
Bret Montgomery, CSU Dom Hills.......... 2.67
GARY MORAN, SONOMA STATE.... 3.06
Matt Long, CSU San Bernardino............... 3.13
Mike Robbins, Chico State........................... 3.41
Pete Mickartz, Chico State........................... 3.48
Kirby St. John, UC San Diego..................... 3.51
1
2
3
4
5
Vance Albitz, UC San Diego...................... 86
IAN BRIDGES, SONOMA ST........... 84
Kyle Loretelli, CSU Stanislaus.................... 78
Evan Kehoe, UC San Diego....................... 77
1
2
3
5
Matt Kavanaugh, SF State.......................... 21
Johnnie Haas, CSU San Bern.................... 20
Jason Klug, CSU San Bern.......................... 18
1
2
3
5
KONRAD THIEME, SONOMA ST.... 19
Tyler Warmerdam, Cal St. L.A.................... 13
1
2
3
4
5
Tyler Warmerdam, Cal St. L.A.................... 66
KONRAD THIEME, SONOMA ST.... 64
Josh Meagher, Chico St............................... 55
Chris Franco, UC San Diego...................... 55
1
2
3
4
5
HITS
DOUBLES
HOME RUNS
RUNS BATTED IN
RUNS SCORED
Jimmy Dodos, Chico St............................... 57
KRIS HAYCOCK, SONOMA ST........ 54
R
52
49
56
34
34
34
27
47
37
50
H RBI 2B 3B HR BB
84 56 9 1 8 27
75 66 12
0 13 20
82 37 7 6 1 19
41 22
5
4 8 12
77 38 20
1 1 10
72 55 16
0 5 12
54 35 14
0 4 18
75 32 20
2 7 20
77 42 14
1 3 9
78 49 28
0 12 32
H
83
64
65
73
48
80
89
96
97
74
R ER BB SO
30 21 33 93
23 19 21 61
28 22 24 58
38 32 45 118
27 17 14 52
41 30 11 87
43 35 40 117
42 35 30 67
50 41 28 86
34 32 36 57
STOLEN BASES
WINS
TEAM STATISTICS
BATTING
UC San Diego
SONOMA STATE
Chico State
CSU Dominguez Hills
Cal State L.A.
Cal Poly Pomona
CSU Monterey Bay
CSU San Bernardino
San Francisco State
G
61
67
59
55
51
47
60
54
50
55
AVG
.328
.324
.318
.313
.312
.290
.289
.285
.281
.277
R
440
540
426
351
375
260
364
288
287
266
PITCHING
SONOMA STATE
Chico State
CSU San Bernardino
UC San Diego
Cal State L.A.
Cal Poly Pomona
CSU Dominguez Hills
San Francisco State
G
67
59
60
50
61
51
47
55
55
ERA
3.32
4.42
4.46
4.62
4.88
5.25
5.51
6.06
8.90
SO
497
345
383
324
366
303
238
345
251
FIELDING
UC San Diego
SONOMA STATE
Chico State
CSU San Bernardino
Cal State L.A.
Cal Poly Pomona
CSU Monterey Bay
San Francisco State
CSU Dominguez Hills
G FLD% E
61 .975 58
67 .972 71
59 .970 65
50 .966 62
60 .960 91
51 .954 90
47 .953 83
54 .949 95
55 .945 104
55 .940 123
SAVES
INNINGS PITCHED
STRIKEOUTS
Matt Means was named a First
Team All-American in 2008.
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THE ROAD TO SAUGET
MAY 8
MEANS PITCHES SEAWOLVES
TO WIN IN CCAA OPENER
CHICO, Calif- In a matchup of two of the
conference’s top pitchers, Sonoma State
southpaw Matt Means got the upper hand as
he pitched the Seawolves to a CCAA Tournament opening win over Cal State Stanislaus
on Thursday, 5-1. The win lifts the Seawolves
into the winner’s bracket, where they’ll play
the winner of tonight’s Chico State/UC San
Diego game.
and an RBI single from Nick Nosti pulled SSU
within one and put the tying run on second
base with two outs. However, Ryan Averkieff
grounded into a 4-6-3 double play to end the
game.
Gary Moran got the start for Sonoma State
and pitched pretty good, though he was
tagged with a loss after allowing three earned
runs in seven innings. Moran surrendered just
five hits and struck out six.
MAY 9
SEAWOLVES TOP WARRIORS
IN THRILLER
Means (8-1) allowed just one run over seven
innings as he outdueled CCAA Pitcher of the
Year, Marquis Fleming.
, Calif- In one of the most incredible games
you could ever hope to see, Sonoma State
got tremendous performances from Nick
SSU’s senior ace received all the run support he would need in the fifth inning when Nosti and Konrad Thieme to shock Cal State
the Seawolves finally broke through against Stanislaus, 13-11, at the CCAA ChampionFleming. The right handing pitching Fleming ship Tournament at Nettleton Stadium in
had a no-hitter going until that inning. David Chico. The win puts the Seawolves into the
Adler got the rally started with a single. A few championship game against Chico State. The
batters later, Ian Bridges delivered a sacrifice Seawolves and Wildcats will meet at noon on
fly. The next batter up, Konrad Thieme, came Saturday with SSU needing two wins to claim
through in the clutch with a two-run double their fifth CCAA title.
and the Seawolves were off and running.
It was a record-setting night at Nettleton
The Seawolves added to their lead in the sev- Stadium as Nosti tied CCAA Tournament
enth with two more runs. Kris Haycock scored records with five hits and four runs scored.
on a fielder’s choice and Thieme came across Thieme had two home runs, which also tied
a conference tournament mark. With 24 runs
on an RBI single by Mark Pestorich.
scored in the game, it was the second-highest
scoring game in the event’s ten-year history
Means lasted seven innings before giving
as well.
way to Travis Babin, who went the final two
innings.
The win by the Seawolves also bucked an
interesting trend. In the past eight CCAA TourDave Herman led the Seawolves’ seven-hit
naments, the team that entered Game No. 5
attack with a pair of hits.
from the winner’s bracket had always ended
up on the losing side.
MAY 9
COMEBACK COMES UP SHORT
AGAINST CHICO
To get to the theatrics, the Seawolves had to
endure a mediocre start. In fact, the Seawolves trailed 6-1 in the sixth inning before
CHICO, Calif- Trailing by four entering the
picked up a run to get within four on a solo
ninth inning, the Sonoma State baseball
staged a dramatic rally, only to fall short in a Thieme homer. In the seventh, SSU would
4-3 loss to Chico State. The defeat means the score twice, on RBI singles by Kris Haycock and
Seawolves will have to take on Cal State Stan- Thieme, to make it 6-4. However, the Warriors
islaus later on Saturday in order to stay alive in would stretch the lead back to three with a
run of their own in the bottom of the frame.
the CCAA Tournament.
Chico State got a brilliant performance from
starting pitcher Mike Robbins. He didn’t allow
a hit until the sixth inning and had Seawolf
hitters off balance all day long. SSU finally got
to Robbins in the ninth when Ian Bridges and
Konrad Thieme singled to open up the inning. An RBI fielder’s choice by Trevor Howell
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With two outs in the ninth inning, down 7-4,
Ian Bridges singled up the middle, scoring
Nosti, and bringing the deficit to two. The
next batter, Thieme, blasted a homer over the
right center field fence to tie the game. It was
the 16th home run of the year for the senior
from Thousand Oaks.
Nick Nosti hit .524 in the CCAA
Tournament on his way to Most
Valuable Player honors.
Tyler Fockler, who pitched four big innings
for the Seawolves, retired the Warriors in
the ninth and the game headed to extras.
In the tenth, it looked like the Seawolves
pulled away. A three-run triple off the bat of
Nosti made it 10-7 Seawolves before Nosti
scampered home on a wild pitch to extend
the lead to four.
Down 11-7, the Warriors, somehow stayed
alive in the bottom of the tenth. Jeff Hughes
hit a sacrifice fly to right field that ended
up being dropped by the right fielder, Mark
Pestorich, bringing the Warriors within three.
The next batter, Kyle Loretelli, blasted a threerun opposite field home run, his second of
the game, to tie it up.
In the eleventh, again with two outs, Travis
Babin came up with what would become the
game-winning runs. A walk to Vance Otake
set the stage for Babin’s heroics, this one an
opposite field home run to right center that
made it 13-11.
Nick O’Brien was able to overcome a Seawolf
error in the bottom of the 11th, their sixth of
the game, to nail down the victory. O’Brien
earned the win to improve to 4-3 on the year.
Nosti’s 5-for-6 day was a career best. He
scored four times and drove in three. Thieme
finished 3-for-6 with four RBIs and Travis
Babin was 3-for-6 with a pair of RBIs.
Kyle Loretelli was 3-for-6 with three runs and
four RBIs for the Warriors.
THE ROAD TO SAUGET
MAY 10
SEAWOLVES WIN ANOTHER
THRILLER; FORCE GAME TWO
CHICO, Calif- Ian Bridges singled home Kris
Haycock with the winning run in the bottom
of the ninth as Sonoma State beat Chico State
4-3 to force a second and final championship game for the CCAA title. The Seawolves
trailed 3-2 entering the ninth before clutch
hitting and base running led to yet another
comeback in this incredible conference
tournament.
The Seawolves got out to an early 2-0 lead
when Travis Babin launched his second
homer of the tournament, in the second inning. Kevin Asselin was solid, mowing down
the Wildcat batters before encountering
trouble in the eighth. That’s when a potential double play ball that would have helped
the Seawolves out of a jam, hit the lip of the
infield grass and scooted past Babin, the third
baseman. That would set up a two-run jack
for Josh Meagher, which gave Chico a 3-2
lead.
MAY 10
CCAA CHAMPIONS!
SONOMA STUNS CHICO
SEAWOLVES THUMP LOPERS
IN NCAA TOURNEY OPENER
CHICO, Calif- Sonoma State capped their improbable run through the 2008 CCAA Championship on Saturday with a 7-4 win over
Chico State in game two of Sunday’s exciting
championship doubleheader. It is the second
straight CCAA title for the Seawolves and the
fifth in ten years since joining the conference,
in 1999. The win gives the Seawolves (46-13)
momentum heading into the NCAA West
Regionals, to be held next week.
CHICO, Calif- Sonoma State banged out 20
hits and got a fine pitching performance from
Gary Moran on Thursday to defeat NebraskaKearney 15-2 in the opening game of the
2008 NCAA Baseball Championship West
Regional at Nettleton Stadium in Chico.
The Seawolves got home runs in the game
from Travis Babin and Ian Bridges, as well as
a tremendous pitching performance from
Matt Garnett. Garnett, in relief of Nick O’Brien,
pitched the final 5 2/3 innings, allowing just
two hits.
Gary Moran was simply brilliant in picking up
his eighth win of the season. The junior struck
out a career-high nine batters while walking
just two and allowing one run.
Though the Seawolves would not trail in the
game, they would have a hard time shaking
the Wildcats. After two runs in the top of the
first and fourth were answered in the bottom
of the inning by the Wildcats, the Seawolves
In the ninth, Babin went down looking to lead pulled ahead for good when Bridges homoff the inning. Ryan Averkieff then came up ered to left and Mark Pestorich delivered a
big, lacing a double to left field. Nick Nosti
sacrifice fly.
grounded to second for the second out, moving Averkieff over to third, before Haycock
SSU tacked on one more run in the seventh,
singled up the middle, scoring Averkieff and before relying on Garnett to close the door.
tying the game. Haycock was able to steal
second and move in to scoring position for
Konrad Thieme went 3-for-3 in the game to
Bridges, who smashed a ball to right. There
lead the 13-hit Seawolf attack. Nick Nosti,
was a play at the plate, but Haycock beat the Bridges, Babin, and Pestorich each had two
throw with a head first slide.
hits. For Nosti, the two hits gave him 11 for
the tournament, just two off the record.
Travis Babin was named Most Outstanding
Player of the tournament. The third baseman/relief pitcher hit three home runs, his
first three of the season, and had a win and
a save on the mound. He was joined on the
All-Tournament team by Ian Bridges, Konrad
Thieme, Nick Nosti, and Matt Garnett.
Staying Alive! Kris Haycock scores
the game-winner in the ninth
inning as Sonoma forces the “if
necessary” game with Chico in the
CCAAs. Sonoma won that game,
7-4 to claim the league title.
MAY 15
Sonoma State had to win three consecutive
elimination games, including two against
Chico State on their home field to win the
title. It was the fourth time SSU has claimed a
CCAA title on Chico State’s home field. They
also turned the trick in 1999, 2001, and 2003.
It also marks the first time the Seawolves have
won a CCAA crown in an even-numbered
year (‘99, ‘01, ‘03, ‘07).
The Seawolves’ 47th win of the season is the
third-most in school history. The Seawolves
won 50 games in 2001 and in 2007.
SSU gave him plenty of support, scoring in
seven of the eight innings they would bat
in. SSU scored in each of the first six innings,
building up an insurmountable 11-0 lead
after six.
Three Seawolves would get three hits in the
game from five different players, Nick Nosti,
Ian Bridges, Tyrese McDaniel, Travis Babin, and
David Adler. Konrad Thieme and Bridges each
homered, their 17th and 7th round trippers
of the year, respectively. Babin drove in three
and McDaniel, Bridges, and Kyle Jones scored
three times.
UNK got three hits from Chris Gillaspy and
two from Brad Hull. Loper starter Ryan
Sheldon was tagged with the loss after surrendering ten runs, eight of them earned, in
4.1 innings. Sheldon (8-5) was the 2008 Rocky
Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Pitcher
of the Year.
MAY 16
SEAWOLVES KEEP ROLLING;
KNOCK OUT WARRIORS
CHICO, Calif- The Sonoma State offense came
up big in the clutch on Friday, scoring nine of
their runs and producing 14 of their hits with
two outs, in a 10-4 win over Cal State Stanislaus at the NCAA Baseball Championship
West Regional at Nettleton Stadium in Chico.
The 29th-ranked Warriors were eliminated
from the tournament and end their season at
37-23.
Sonoma State (48-13) staked starter Matt
Means to two runs in the first inning when
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THE ROAD TO SAUGET
Konrad Thieme blasted a two-run homer to
left field, his 18th of the season.
The Seawolves got things started in the first
inning, with five hits and three runs against
Chico State starter Andrew Pluta. The would
not let up, hammering Pluta out of the game
in the fifth inning on their way to another
three-run frame. SSU would score five runs in
the sixth and the rout was on.
The Warriors cut the lead in half with a run
in the third, but another two-out rally in the
fifth, highlighted by back-to-back RBI hits by
Thieme and Kyle Jones quickly built the lead
to four at 5-1.
SSU put two more runs across in the sixth and
three in the seventh to take a commanding
lead and give Means all the cushion he would
need.
Kris Haycock had four hits in the game, a
double, triple, and two singles. He scored
three runs and drove in three as well. Nick
Nosti had three hits and three runs and Ian
Bridges drove in four runs in the game.
Means went eight innings, allowing ten hits
and just two earned runs, to pick up his ninth
win of the season. Said Means, “I didn’t have
my best stuff, but I was able to locate the ball
well today.” The senior southpaw seemed to
have no problem with the 100-degree heat,
taking the Seawolves all the way to the ninth.
Kevin Asselin was solid on the mound, giving
the Seawolves their third straight outstanding
outing from a starter. Asselin worked his way
out of some trouble early in the game before
settling down and allowing just two runs in
eight innings of work. The Redwood City native improved to 8-2 on the season.
After pounding out 20 hits in Thursday’s win Andrew Pluta was tagged with the loss for
over Nebraska-Kearney, the Seawolves picked Chico State. He surrendered five earned run
and nine hits in four innings of work.
up 17 hits against a trio of Warrior pitchers.
Nick Nosti, Mark Pestorich, and David Adler
each had three hits.
MAY 18
SEAWOLVES WIN WEST;
Eric Federico picked up the loss for Stanislaus.
HEAD TO WORLD SERIES!
He allowed ten runs in 6.2 innings of work.
Jacob Thelen had three hits to lead the War- CHICO, Calif- For the first time in the storied
history of the Sonoma State baseball team,
rior offensive attack.
the Seawolves are headed to the NCAA Division II World Series. Sonoma State finished an
MAY 17
impressive romp through the West Regional
SEAWOLVES POUND ‘CATS; on Sunday with an 11-4 win over Chico State
HEAD TO CHAMPIONSHIP to clinch the title.
CHICO, Calif- The Sonoma State offense
stayed as hot as the Chico weather on Satur- The Seawolves will open up the World Series
against the North Atlantic Region champion,
day, pounding out 18 hits as the Seawolves
blasted Chico State 13-2 at the NCAA Baseball Shippensburg.
Championship West Regional at NettleWith the win, the Seawolves improve to 50-13
ton Stadium in Chico. The win leaves the
Seawolves in very good shape heading into on the season, tying the school record for
victories in a season.
tomorrow’s championship. The Seawolves
(49-13) will need to win just one game to
Nick Nosti, the MVP of the NCAA Regional
advance to the NCAA Division II College
Nick Nosti earned Tournament MVP honors by
World Series.
hitting .550 (11 for 20).
For Chico State, the loss snapped a twelveSurprisingly, the celebration on the field was
game winning streak in NCAA Tournament
play at Nettleton. It was also the first win in very business-like. No dogpiles, just a bunch
of high fives and a few hugs. Said catcher
six tries for Sonoma State over Chico in the
Konrad Thieme about the celebration, “Our
NCAA’s.
goal this season is to win a national champiThe 18-hit performance gives the Seawolves onship. We haven’t accomplished what we
want to, yet.”
55 hits in their first three games at the regional. SSU has outscored their opponents by
Of his team’s demeanor, head coach John
a 38-8 margin.
Goelz said, “We stress an even keel. We don’t
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Matt Garnett celebrating the final
out in the West Region championship game.
want to get too high or to low. We just want
to grind it out.”
And grind it out they did, hardly ever swinging the bat before taking a strike and forcing
the Wildcat pitchers to throw over 240 pitches
in the game.
The Seawolves jumped all over the Wildcats
for four runs in the second inning and never
looked back. Kris Haycock went 3-for-5 with
a homer and four RBIs and Nick Nosti was
2-for-4 on his way to MVP honors for the
tournament.
Matt Garnett went five innings in relief, allowing eight hits and one run to pick up his fifth
victory of the season. Nick O’Brien did his job
as the starter as well, holding the Wildcats to
three runs, just two of them earned, in a fourinning outing.
The Seawolves pounded out 14 hits in the
game, continuing an impressive run through
the regional. In four games this weekend, the
Seawolves had 69 hits and outscored their
opponents, 49-12.
David Adler and Kyle Jones each had three
hits in the game.
Joining the tournament MVP Nosti on the
All-Tournament team were Ian Bridges, Adler,
Haycock, Matt Means, and Gary Moran.
THE ROAD TO SAUGET
MAY 24
SEAWOLVES OPEN WITH 10-1
WIN OVER SHIPPENSBURG
move on to the national semifinals on Thursday.
The second-ranked Seawolves improve to
SAUGET, ILL. - Sonoma State pounded out 18 52-13 on the year while the seventh-ranked
Mules drop to 46-16.
hits, including four home runs, en route to
a 10-1 victory over Shippensburg in the first
round of the NCAA Division II Championships The game was, surprisingly, not the longest
in Division II Championship history. A game
Saturday afternoon at GCS Ballpark.
went 22 innings in 1964. That’s one record,
Nick Nosti and Mark Pestorich each recorded however, that the Seawolves are just fine not
three hits for the Seawolves, which improved owning.
to 51-13 on the season. Shippensburg
After four hours on Monday night (the game
dropped to 38-25 with the loss.
started at 8:09 local time), few would have
thought we’d still have been playing 15 inMatt Means earned the win on the mound
nings later. The Seawolves built an early 4-0
for Sonoma State, allowing just one run on
five hits in seven innings of work. Means, who lead on home runs by Ian Bridges and Travis
improved to 10-1, also fanned eight batters. Babin.
Tim Freshour (10-5) took the loss for ShipAt 4-0 in the fourth, the Seawolves knocked
pensburg, scattering 10 hits and giving up
Mule starter, Jared Potts, out of the game and
seven runs.
long struggle against the Mule bullpen began.
“Matt Means pitched a good game for us,” said Starting with Alex Kent and continuing with
Chris Matlock, the Seawolves struggled to
Sonoma State head coach John Goelz. “He
has been consistent all year and is just a great generate any offense against the CMU relievers. Kent tossed four innings of one-hit ball
competitor.”
and Matlock had an amazing outing, striking
out 13 and allowing three hits in 9.1 innings
Kris Haycock helped the Seawolves to an
early 2-0 lead in the first inning, delivering a of relief.
two-run blast over the centerfield fence. He
finished the contest with three RBIs. Sonoma Sonoma State’s defense, which has been
State tacked on five runs in the fourth, two in phenomenal this year, let them down and
allowed the Mules to get back into the game.
the fifth and one in the eighth. Travis Babin
finished with three RBIs, two hits and two runs An error in the sixth led the way to three runs
and another in the eighth tied the score.
scored for Sonoma State.
“Sonoma State played well today,” said Shippensburg head coach Matt Jones. “We were
a little gun shy and didn’t play our best. We
scored just one run today after scoring 46 in
the regional tournament. Offensively we just
did not keep up.”
As good as the Mule relievers were, Sonoma
State’s Matt Garnett was just as impressive.
Coming in relief of Gary Moran in the seventh,
Garnett allowed just one run, unearned at
that, over seven clutch innings. Moran was
good too, allowing three runs, all of them
unearned, in six innings.
Shippensburg scored its lone run of the game
in the fifth inning on a Tyler Redick single to In the 18th inning, making his first plate
appearance of the championship and one
shortstop.
of the few he’s made in the post-season due
to injury, Dave Herman blasted a solo home
MAY 26
run to left field to give SSU a 5-4 lead. He,
SEAWOLVES OUTLAST MULES however, was not the unlikely offensive hero
IN EPIC, 19-INNING BATTLE mentioned at the top of this story.
SAUGET, Ill- In one of the longest games in
NCAA Championship history, Sonoma State In the bottom of the 18th, the Mules rallied
to score a run, charged to Travis Babin, and andefeated Central Missouri, 6-5 in 19 innings
early on Tuesday morning at the NCAA Divi- other unearned score. All five of the runs that
sion II Championship in Sauget, Illinois. The the Seawolves gave up were unearned.
game lasted 6:45 and ended at nearly 3:00
Kevin Asselin, a starter, came in in the 18th inam CDT, in the process producing the most
unlikely of offensive heroes, as the Seawolves ning as a reliever and got out of a jam to head
to the 19th. It was there that Asselin made a
name for himself at the plate as well. With the
bases loaded and one out, Coach Goelz stuck
with Asselin, asking him to just put the ball
in play. After taking a strike, Asselin popped
a bunt over the pitcher that was fielded by
the shortstop, who went to second for one
out. Asselin, however, was able to leg out the
fielder’s choice, allowing Konrad Thieme to
score with the game-winning run from third.
Asselin was able to retire the Mules in the
19th, to pick up his ninth win of the season
and end the marathon affair.
MAY 29
LOSS TO TIGERS SETS UP
FRIDAY SHOWDOWN
SAUGET, Ill- Fourth-ranked Ouachita Baptist
edged second-ranked Sonoma State 2-1 on
Thursday to force an “if necessary” game on
Friday between the teams, with the winner
advancing to the national championship
game. The Tigers got two early runs and a
solid pitching performance from ace Steve
Smith to improve to 50-15 on the year. The
loss snaps a nine-game winning streak for the
Seawolves as they drop to 52-14.
The teams will face off on Friday at 10:00 am
PDT. The winner will face Mount Olive on
Saturday in a one-game, winner take all final.
The Tigers plated single runs in both the first
and second innings to take a 2-0 lead. SSU
would have trouble against Tiger starter Steve
Smith as he held SSU scoreless through six
innings.
The Seawolves finally got on the board in the
seventh when Nick Nosti laced a bases loaded
single to left. It looked Sonoma would jump
ahead when the next batter, Kris Haycock
lined a ball to right field, but OBU’s Justin Pennell made a diving, run-saving catch.
“We had our opportunities. We just couldn’t
get the big hit when we needed it,” said SSU
head coach John Goelz.
David Adler and Nosti each had two hits
to lead SSU. Jim Streicher was 3-for-5 for
Ouachita Baptist. Kevin Asselin was tagged
with the loss. He went 5.2 innings, allowing
one earned run (two total) while walking and
striking out five. Nick O’Brien had a dominant
relief outing, striking out six and allowing one
hit in 3.1 innings.
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THE ROAD TO SAUGET
MAY 30
WINNINGEST TEAMS IN THE NATION
SEASON ENDS WITH 2-1
LOSS TO OUACHITA BAPTIST
LAST TWO YEARS • NCAA DIVISION I & II
SAUGET, Ill- The best season in Sonoma State
baseball history came to an end on Friday
with a 2-1 loss to Ouachita Baptist at the
NCAA Division II Baseball Championship in
Sauget, Illinois. It was the second straight 2-1
loss to the Tigers for the Seawolves as they finish their season at 52-15. OBU will take on Mt.
Olive on Saturday in the national championship game.
The Seawolves set a school record with 52
wins on their way to their first National Championship appearance.
Ace Matt Means got the start for the Seawolves. Though he was tagged with the
loss, Means pitched very well, scattering five
hits and striking out nine in seven innings of
work. Unfortunately for him, the Seawolves
were again held down by a fantastic pitching
performance by the Tigers.
The Seawolves didn’t score until the ninth
inning when Travis Babin blasted a home run
to right field. OBU’s Chase Baran allowed just
three hits in 6.1 innings to pick up the win.
The Seawolves had several excellent opportunities to score, but as last night, they were
unable to come up with the big hit when they
needed it.
For his play in the tournament, David Adler
was named to the All-Tournament team.
Ian Bridges went 0-for-4 in the game to finish
his season at .394. Means improved his ERA
to 1.85. The Seawolves hit .324 as a team and
had a team ERA of 3.32. The team set a school
record with 81 home runs this season.
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School
Mount Olive
Ouachita Baptist
Tampa
Florida State
SONOMA STATE
North Carolina
Coastal Carolina
Rice
Arizona State
Central Missouri
Texas Christian
Emporia State
Miami (FL)
Wichita State
Texas A&M
2007
49-13
50-10
53-10
49-13
50-12
57-16
50-13
56-14
49-15
51-13
48-14
41-24
37-24
53-22
48-19
2008
58-6
50-10
42-11
54-14
52-15
54-14
50-14
47-15
49-13
47-17
44-19
50-10
53-11
48-17
46-19
Total
107-19
100-20
95-21
103-27
102-27
111-30
100-27
103-29
98-28
98-30
92-33
91-34
90-34
101-39
94-38
Pct.
.849
.833
.819
.792
.791
.787
.787
.780
.778
.766
.736
.728
.726
.721
.712
Over the last two seasons, Sonoma State is fifth in the nation
in wins among all NCAA Division I and II programs. At 102-27
over that span, the Seawolves have more wins than traditionals powers like North Carolina, Arizona State, and Rice. In fact,
the Seawolves are the winningest team west of the Mississippi
River since 2007 at .791.
LEAGUE TITLES
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS • SINCE 1999
School
Cal State Fullerton
SONOMA STATE
Stanford
San Diego
Pepperdine
Fresno State
Chico State
USC
Long Beach State
San Diego State
UCLA
UC Riverside
Cal State Northridge
Cal State San Bernardino
UC San Diego
Conference
Big West
CCAA
Pac 10
West Coast
West Coast
WAC
CCAA
Pac 10
Big West
Mountain West
Pac 10
Big West
Big West
CCAA
CCAA
Titles
6
5
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3t
3t
3t
1986
C Denny Carlisle
1B Rob Willson
2B Tony Ciccone
SS Mike Lasagna
3B Dale Velk
LF Mark Fobian
CF Kevin Parker
RF Chris McGrady
DH Sean Edwards
UT Kevin Honea
SP Bob Leslie
SP Derek Hogerheide
SP Brett Lewis
RP James Baker
1992
C Corey Weiand
1B Mark Bonini
2B Terry Gidcumb
SS Pat Ferriera
3B Cesar Medina
LF Tom Solari
CF Hasaan Hurte
RF Anibal Vega
DH Gregg Adams
UT Jeff Tudor
SP Chris Grijalva
SP David Baine
SP Greg Patterson
RP Brian Hoxsie
1998
C Chris Ciraulo
1B Eric Kowes
2B Ryan Bedrosian
SS Derek Bell
3B Jeff Cooke
LF Rob Franzi
CF Colin Stewart
RF Feh Lentini
DH Jose Sandoval
UT Mike Barnes
SP Dave Avila
SP Jason Quillin
SP Jeff Ogston
RP Alex Ball
2004
C Evan Anderson
1B Tom Everidge
2B Brandon Burgess
SS C.J. Larsen
3B Mike Bidwell
LF Adam Rachlin
CF N Durham-Hammer
RF Colton Daines
DH Aaron O’Dell
UT Doug Bauman
SP Darren Sack
SP Daniel Barone
SP William Krout
RP Noah Sweeters
YEARLY STARTING LINEUPS
1987
C Tom Rudstrom
1B Rob Willson
2B Mike Lasagna
SS Chuck McCane
3B Denny Carlisle
LF Mark Fobian
CF Kevin Parker
RF Steve Vivian
DH Dave Parrock
UT Jeff Nicks
SP Brett Lewis
SP Randy Shipman
SP Jeff Johnston
RP Craig Solin
1993
C Rick Boley
1B Toby Cinque
2B Paul Maytorena
SS Walter White
3B Stephan Gran
LF Gregg Baldwin
CF Kenny Hanson
RF M Papadopoulos
DH Jason Drotar
UT Darren McAdams
SP Barry Lichau
SP Jon Siedmon
SP Chris Grijalva
RP Shawn Sinclair
1999
C Jose Cerda
1B Jason Vogel
2B Jose Sandoval
SS Jason Hackney
3B Derek Bell
LF Chris Howard
CF Chris Buckles
RF Joe Chutuk
DH Gabe Raymond
UT Monte Moritz
SP Colin Hayes
SP Steve Rogers
SP Jeff Ogston
RP Chad Bircher
2005
C Dennis Peters
1B Tony Alcantar
2B Carlos Pasillas
SS Brian Colip
3B Mike Bidwell
LF Zack Pace
CF N Durham-Hammer
RF Aaron O’Dell
DH Colton Daines
UT Matt Wilhite
SP William Krout
SP Andrew Opatz
SP Chris Herrera
RP Tim Woerner
1988
C Tom Rudstrom
1B Wayne Copple
2B Andy Cutchall
SS Chuck McCane
3B Corey Eagle
LF Ken Weatherby
CF Steve Vivian
RF Rob Thomas
DH Sean Edwards
UT Toby Vaughn
SP Vince Herring
SP Bob Bowman
SP Brian Rodgers
RP Jerry Hearne
1994
C Kevin Walsh
1B Damion Marshall
2B Jeff Tudor
SS Walter White
3B Stephan Gran
LF Greg Baldwin
CF Kenny Hanson
RF Mike Golovich
DH Greg Carpenter
UT Jeff Tudor
SP Nick Skuse
SP Jason Moore
SP Mark Romeo
RP Ryan Latronico
2000
C Jose Cerda
1B Heath Diaz
2B Joe Nouguier
SS Derek Bell
3B Jason Vogel
LF Chris Howard
CF Johnny Pham
RF Craig Hennes
DH Tim Wetteland
UT Bobby Ritter
SP Aaron Parker
SP Colin Hayes
SP Mike Nackord
RP Chad Bircher
2006
C Evan Anderson
1B Kevin Dahl
2B Carlos Pasillas
SS T.J. Drotleff
3B Travis Babin
LF Oscar Mendoza
CF B.J. Collom
RF Zack Pace
DH Tyler Wightman
UT Ryan Johnson
SP Alberto Rolon
SP Matt Bush
SP Brent Lysander
RP Kevin Asselin
1989
C Brian McGee
1B Wayne Copple
2B Andy Cutchall
SS Marco Fragoso
3B Corey Eagle
LF Ken Weatherby
CF Joel Neff
RF Donnie Daniels
DH Sean Edwards
UT David Dunn
SP Vince Herring
SP Mark Quintel
SP Bob Bowman
RP Craig Hunt
1995
C Kevin Walsh
1B Damian Marshall
2B Greg Hines
SS Dale Brewer
3B Dave Lopez
LF Mike Golovich
CF Rob Vargas
RF Rene Rascon
DH Phil Denofrio
UT Tyson Billingsley
SP Chad Brewster
SP Donald Quigley
SP James Schwedhelm
RP Jason Lorenz
2001
C Ryan Johnston
1B Andy Weber
2B Brian Stream
SS Allen Marshall
3B Joe Nouguier
LF Brent Smith
CF Feh Lentini
RF Ryan Souza
DH Mike Richardson
UT Scott Griggs
SP Aaron Parker
SP Brad Chambers
SP Mark Schaukowitch
RP Tony Graf
2007
C Ian Bridges
1B Eli Rimes
2B David Adler
SS Leo Avila
3B Chase McGuire
LF Tyrese McDaniel
CF B.J. Collom
RF Nick Nosti
DH Tyler Wightman
UT Brandon Zenimura
SP Brent Lysander
SP Bryan Oland
SP Matt Bush
RP Paige Dumont
1990
C Danny Calcagno
1B Elgin Bobo
2B Elbert Certeza
SS Kevin Wong
3B Brian McGee
LF Rob Carrion
CF Joel Neff
RF Donnie Daniels
DH Anibal Vega
UT David Dunn
SP Ed Millerick
SP Jim Petersen
SP Jeff Frith-Smith
RP Brett Biagi
1996
C Mike Barnes
1B Craig Bowers
2B David Briseno
SS Tyson Billingsley
3B John Schmitz
LF John Angleson
CF Jason Campbell
RF Mike Jackson
DH Eric Borba
UT Mike Rodriguez
SP Donald Quigley
SP Chad Brewster
SP Chris Newton
RP John Peck
2002
C Brad Shannon
1B Andy Weber
2B Brian Botkin
SS Gil Barry
3B Brandon Burgess
LF Mike Richardson
CF Rob Garibaldi
RF Ryan Souza
DH Tom Everidge
UT Keian Davis
SP Tim Worthington
SP Aaron Parker
SP Mark Schaukowitch
RP Darren Sack
1991
C Danny Calcagno
1B Mark Bonini
2B Terry Gidcumb
SS Kevin Wong
3B Cesar Medina
LF Tom Solari
CF Hasaan Hurte
RF Anibal Vega
DH Gregg Adams
UT Pat Ferriera
SP Ed Millerick
SP Jim Petersen
SP David Baine
RP Greg Patterson
1997
C Albert Salinas
1B Mike Rodriguez
2B Ryan Bedrosian
SS Hugo Gutierrez
3B Hector Esparza
LF John Angleson
CF Jason Campbell
RF Colin Stewart
DH David Briseno
UT Shane Sutcliffe
SP John Peck
SP Jason Quillin
SP Chris Newton
RP Eric Borba
2003
C Dennis Peters
1B Tom Everidge
2B Brian Stream
SS Gil Barry
3B Effren Trejo
LF Adam Rachlin
CF N Durham-Hammer
RF Brandon Burgess
DH Armando Ornelas
UT Brad Shannon
SP Darren Sack
SP Noah Sweeters
SP Tim Worthington
RP Ryan McClelland
2008
C Konrad Thieme
1B Ian Bridges
2B David Adler
SS Kris Haycock
3B Dave Herman
LF Kyle Jones
CF Nick Nosti
RF Mark Pestorich
DH Trevor Howell
UT Travis Babin
SP Matt Means
SP Gary Moran
SP Kevin Asselin
RP Travis Babin
25
ALL-TIME HONORS
ALL-CONFERENCE
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
26
Cesar Medina (1)
Chris Grijalva (1)
David Baine (1)
Hessan Hurte (2)
Tom Solari (2)
Steve Wiley (2)
Corey Weiand (2)
Greg Patterson (2)
Terry Gidcumb (HM)
Barry Lichau (1)
Toby Cinque (1)
Kenny Hanson (HM)
Walter White (HM)
Stefan Gran (HM)
Mike Golovich (1)
Jeff Tudor (2)
Kevin Boller (2)
Nick Skuse (HM)
Donald Quigley (HM)
Jason Moore (HM)
Greg Baldwin (HM)
Rene Rascon (1)
Kevin Walsh (2)
Mike Golovich (2)
Phil Denofrio (2)
Chad Brewster (2)
Dale Brewer (HM)
Greg Hines (HM)
Damian Marshall (HM)
Donald Quigley (HM)
John Schmitz (1)
Mike Barnes (HM)
Tyson Billingsley (HM)
Craig Bowers (HM)
Chad Brewster (HM)
David Briseno (HM)
Jason Campbell (HM)
Mike Jackson (HM)
Chris Newton (HM)
Donald Quigley (HM)
John Peck (1)
Jason Campbell (1)
John Schmitz (1)
Chris Newton (2)
Hugo Gutierrez (2)
Ryan Bedrosian (HM)
Mike Rodriguez (HM)
David Avila (1)
Alex Ball (1)
Derek Bell (1)
Rob Franzi (1)
Chris Ciraulo (2)
Eric Kowes (2)
Ryan Bedrosian (2)
Colin Stewart (2)
Jose Sandoval (2)
Jeff Cooke (HM)
Jeff Ogston (HM)
Fehlandt Lentini (HM)
Colin Hayes (1)
Jose Sandoval (2)
Jason Hackney (2)
Derek Bell (2)
Chris Howard (2)
Chad Bircher (2)
Jose Cerda (HM)
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Derek Bell (1)
Jose Cerda (1)
Johnny Pham (1)
Tim Wetteland (2)
Jesse Bussard (HM)
Aaron Parker (1)
Joe Nouguier (1)
Fehlandt Lentini (1)
Mike Richardson (1)
Brian Stream (2)
Brent Smith (2)
Ryan Johnston (HM)
Tom Everidge (2)
Ryan Souza (2)
Tim Worthington (HM)
Rob Garibaldi (HM)
Gil Barry (HM)
Ryan McClelland (1)
Armando Ornelas (1)
Noah Sweeters (2)
Tom Everidge (2)
Effren Trejo (2)
N. Durham-Hammer (2)
Brad Shannon (HM)
Tom Everidge (1)
Brandon Burgess (1)
Daniel Barone (1)
Darren Sack (2)
Adam Rachlin (2)
Evan Anderson (3)
William Krout (1)
Tony Alcantar (2)
Zack Pace (2)
Mike Bidwell (HM)
Aaron O’Dell (HM)
Dennis Peters (HM)
Zack Pace (1)
B.J. Collom (HM)
T.J. Drotleff (HM)
Tyler Wightman (HM)
Bryan Oland (1)
Brent Lysander (1)
Paige Dumont (1)
Eli Rimes (1)
B.J. Collom (1)
Matt Bush (2)
Chase McGuire (2)
Tyler Wightman (2)
Tyrese McDaniel (2)
Konrad Thieme (1)
Ian Bridges (1)
Dave Herman (1)
Matt Means (1)
David Adler (2)
Kris Haycock (2)
Nick Nosti (2)
Mark Pestorich (2)
Kevin Asselin (2)
Gary Moran (HM)
NCAC
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1989
1990
1992
Corey Eagle
Brian McGee
Cesar Medina
NCAC
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
1991
1992
Ed Millerick
David Baine (co)
Chris Grijalva (co)
CCAA
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2000
2001
2004
2007
2008
Derek Bell
Fehlandt Lentini
Brandon Burgess
B.J. Collom
Ian Bridges
CCAA
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2007
Brent Lysander
CCAA
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
2002
Tom Everidge
CCAA
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
2007
2008
Tyrese McDaniel
Kris Haycock
CCAA
COACH OF THE YEAR
1990
1991
1992
1998
2001
2007
2008
John Goelz (NCAC)
John Goelz (NCAC)
John Goelz (NCAC)
John Goelz (CCAA)
John Goelz (CCAA)
John Goelz (CCAA)
John Goelz (CCAA)
CCAA
2000
MALE ATHLETE
OF THE YEAR
Derek Bell
ABCA/RAWLINGS
ALL-WEST REGION
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
Mark Fobian
Tony Ciccone (3)
Brett Lewis
Ken Weatherby (3)
Corey Eagle (3)
Mark Quintell (2)
Andy Cutchall (2)
Ken Weatherby (3)
Corey Eagle (3)
Ed Millerick (1)
Brian McGee (1)
Anibal Vega (2)
Kevin Wong (2)
Anibal Vega (1)
Kevin Wong (1)
Ed Millerick (1)
Tom Solari (2)
Dan Calcagno (2)
Tom Solari (1)
David Baine (1)
Cesar Medina (1)
Chris Grijalva (1)
Barry Lichau (1)
Toby Cinque (1)
Mike Golovich (2)
Rene Rascon (2)
Mike Golovich (2)
John Schmitz (2)
John Schmitz (1)
Jason Campbell (2)
David Avila (1)
Derek Bell (2)
Derek Bell (1)
Colin Hayes (1)
Jason Hackney (2)
Derek Bell (1)
Jose Cerda (2)
Mike Richardson (1)
Aaron Parker (1)
Ryan McClelland (1)
Brandon Burgess (1)
Tom Everidge (1)
Daniel Barone (2)
Darren Sack (2)
Zack Pace (2)
Brent Lysander (1)
Bryan Oland (1)
Paige Dumont (1)
B.J. Collom (1)
Eli Rimes (1)
Matt Bush (2)
Ian Bridges (1)
Konrad Thieme (1)
Matt Means (1)
Nick Nosti (2)
ABCA WEST REGION
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2000
2001
2004
2008
Derek Bell
Fehlandt Lentini
Brandon Burgess
Ian Bridges
ABCA WEST REGION
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2007
Brent Lysander
ABCA WEST REGION
COACH OF THE YEAR
2008
John Goelz
ABCA WEST REGION
2008
Zack Pace (2)
Brent Lysander (1)
Bryan Oland (1)
Paige Dumont (1)
B.J. Collom (1)
Ian Bridges (1)
Matt Means (1)
Konrad Thieme (2)
NCBWA WEST REGION
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2008
2004
GOLD GLOVE
Ian Bridges
David Adler
Nick Nosti
Konrad Thieme
NCBWA
ALL-WEST REGION
2006
2007
2008
BASEBALL AMERICA
SMALL COLLEGE
ALL-AMERICAN
Ian Bridges (co)
NCBWA WEST REGION
ABCA
1990
1992
2000
2001
2004
2007
2008
Brent Lysander
NCBWA WEST REGION
COACH OF THE YEAR
2007
2008
John Goelz
John Goelz
DAKTRONICS
ALL-WEST REGION
2007
2008
Brent Lysander (1)
Bryan Oland (1)
Paige Dumont (1)
B.J. Collom (1)
Eli Rimes (2)
Chase McGuire (2)
Ian Bridges (1)
Matt Means (1)
David Adler (2)
Kevin Asselin (2)
DAKTRONICS
WEST REGION
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2007
Brent Lysander
ABCA
1992
PRE-SEASON
ALL-AMERICAN
Tom Solari
ALL-AMERICAN
Brian McGee (2)
Ed Millerick (2)
Chris Grijalva (2)
Cesar Medina (2)
Derek Bell (1)
Mike Richardson (2)
Tom Everidge (2)
Brandon Burgess (3)
Brent Lysander (1)
Bryan Oland (3)
Paige Dumont (3)
Matt Means (1)
Konrad Thieme (2)
Ian Bridges (3)
ABCA
NATIONAL DEFENSIVE
PLAYER OF THE EAR
2008
David Adler
NCBWA
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2007
Brandon Burgess
Tom Everidge
2007
2008
ALL-AMERICAN
Brent Lysander (1)
Paige Dumont (2)
Bryan Oland (HM)
B.J. Collom (HM)
Matt Means (2)
Ian Bridges (3)
DAKTRONICS
2007
2008 ALL-AMERICAN
Brent Lysander (1)
Paige Dumont (2)
Ian Bridges (HM)
Matt Means (HM)
SSU ATHLETICS
1998
1999
2005
2006
2007
2008
HALL OF FAME
Marshall Brant
Toby Cinque
Rob Willson
Brian McGee
Derek Bell
Walter White
SSU ATHLETICS
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
1990
2000
2001
2002
2004
Brian McGee
Derek Bell
Feh Lentini
Mike Richardson
Brandon Burgess
ALL-TIME HONORS
CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
1999
2001
2003
2004
2007
2008
Derek Bell (MVP)
Jose Cerda
Jason Vogel
Johnny Pham
Jeff Ogston
Feh Lentini (MVP)
Ian Keene
Ryan Johnston
Andy Weber
Brian Stream
Mike Richardson
Joe Nouguier
Brandon Burgess (MVP)
Ryan McClelland
Brad Shannon
Brian Stream
Gil Barry
Armando Ornelas
Effren Trejo
Aaron Damm
Evan Anderson
Aaron O’Dell
Brandon Burgess
Chase McGuire (MVP)
Brent Lysander
Ian Bridges
Tyler Wightman
Travis Babin (MVP)
Konrad Thieme
Ian Bridges
Nick Nosti
Matt Garnett
WEST REGIONAL
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
1998 Ryan Bedrosian
Derek Bell
Rob Franzi
Jason Vogel
1999 Jose Sandoval
Derek Bell
Johnny Pham
Colin Hayes
2003 Tom Everidge
Brad Shannon
Keian Davis
2004 Darren Sack
Tom Everidge
2008 Nick Nosti (MVP)
Ian Bridges
David Adler
Kris Haycock
Matt Means
Gary Moran
*missing 2001 team
CONFERENCE
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
3/29/93 Barry Lichau
5/10/93 Toby Cinque
4/11/94 Damian Marshall
3/13/95 Daniel Borsch
4/10/95 Kevin Walsh
3/11/96 John Schmitz
4/21/97 Jason Campbell
3/16/98 Feh Lentini
4/6/98 Colin Stewart
5/4/98 Derek Bell
5/11/98 Rob Franzi
3/22/99 Derek Bell
3/27/00 Derek Bell
4/3/00 Derek Bell
5/1/00 Tim Wetteland
3/18/01 Feh Lentini
4/1/01 Feh Lentini
2/18/02 Rob Garibaldi
1/27/03 Tom Everidge
2/3/03 Tom Everidge
2/2/04 Tom Everidge
3/15/04 Doug Bauman
4/26/04 Tom Everidge
2/1/05 Nate Durham-Hammer
2/21/07 Tony Alcantar
3/5/07 Eli Rimes
4/17/07 B.J. Collom
4/23/07 Eli Rimes
2/24/08 Cameron Cook
4/6/08 Ian Bridges
4/20/08 Konrad Thieme
CONFERENCE
PITCHER OF THE WEEK
3/10/97 John Peck
4/7/97 John Peck
3/1/99 Colin Hayes
3/22/99 Steve Rogers
2/28/00 Colin Hayes
4/22/01 Aaron Parker
3/3/03 Darren Sack
3/10/03 Tim Worthington
4/14/03 Noah Sweeters
4/25/05 Aaron Damm
3/19/07 Matt Bush
4/17/07 Brent Lysander
2/24/08 Matt Means
3/2/08 Matt Means
3/23/08 Matt Means
NCAA D-II CHAMP.
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
2008
David Adler
JEWISH SPORTS REVIEW
ALL-AMERICAN
2002
2003
2004
2008
Darren Sack
Darren Sack
Darren Sack
David Adler
27
YEARLY LEADERS
BATTING AVERAGE
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Matthew Allison...................357
Roger Harrison.......................320
Roger Harrison.......................360
Jensen/Luque........................333
Danny Johnson.....................286
Orosco/Robbins....................294
Mark Fobian.............................386
Kevin Parker.............................335
Ken Weatherby......................359
Andy Cutchall.........................352
Brian McGee............................374
Kevin Wong.............................400
Cesar Medina..........................382
Toby Cinque............................380
Mike Golovich........................365
Mike Golovich........................368
Mike Barnes.............................345
Jason Campbell....................330
Rob Franzi.................................344
Derek Bell..................................374
Derek Bell..................................382
Fehlandt Lentini........ .427
Mike Richardson...................365
Brad Shannon........................373
Burgess/Everidge.................357
Zack Pace..................................356
Zack Pace..................................375
B.J. Collom................................370
Ian Bridges................................394
RUNS SCORED
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
28
Bill Masten.................................. 30
Loggins/Jensen....................... 21
Ken Loggins.............................. 28
Danny Johnson....................... 27
Danny Johnson....................... 19
Rob Orosco................................ 25
Mark Fobian............................... 34
Kevin Parker............................... 42
Corey Eagle................................ 28
Andy Cutchall........................... 39
Brian McGee.............................. 56
Thomas Solari........................... 39
Thomas Solari........................... 41
Toby Cinque.............................. 46
Mike Golovich.......................... 29
Rob Vargas.................................. 38
John Schmitz............................ 40
John Schmitz............................ 50
Derek Bell.................................... 48
Derek Bell.................................... 65
Johnny Pham........................... 57
Fehlandt Lentini........... 89
Mike Richardson..................... 55
Tom Everidge........................... 54
Burgess/Everidge................... 71
Zack Pace.................................... 37
Zack Pace.................................... 54
B.J. Collom.................................. 64
Nick Nosti.................................... 56
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
HITS
Bill Masten.................................. 53
Roger Harrison......................... 33
Ken Loggins.............................. 42
Roger Jensen............................ 44
Danny Johnson....................... 30
Dale Velk...................................... 48
Mark Fobian............................... 53
Kevin Parker............................... 54
Wayne Copple......................... 58
Andy Cutchell.......................... 62
Brian McGee.............................. 67
Thomas Solari........................... 57
Cesar Medina............................ 63
Toby Cinque.............................. 63
Mike Golovich.......................... 68
Rene Rascon............................. 68
John Schmitz............................ 64
Jason Campbell...................... 64
Derek Bell.................................... 67
Derek Bell.................................... 82
Derek Bell.................................... 79
Fehlandt Lentini......... 117
Richardson/Barry.................... 74
Tom Everidge........................... 76
Brandon Burgess.................... 86
Zack Pace.................................... 62
Zack Pace.................................... 63
B.J. Collom.................................. 70
Ian Bridges.................................. 84
RUNS BATTED IN
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Bill Masten.................................. 36
Craig Ullrich............................... 18
Loggins/Jensen....................... 22
Jensen/Vaughan.................... 23
Danny Johnson....................... 22
Bob Deathridge...................... 26
Mark Fobian............................... 42
Mark Fobian............................... 35
Shawn Edwards...................... 31
Brian McGee.............................. 30
Brian McGee.............................. 47
Thomas Solari........................... 40
Cesar Medina............................ 36
Toby Cinque.............................. 52
Mike Golovich.......................... 25
Rene Rascon............................. 44
John Schmitz............................ 46
John Schmitz............................ 50
Derek Bell.................................... 50
Derek Bell.................................... 55
Derek Bell.................................... 71
Mike Richardson.......... 82
Richardson/Garibaldi........... 50
Tom Everidge........................... 44
Tom Everidge........................... 69
Tony Alcantar............................ 38
B.J. Collom.................................. 46
Chase McGuire........................ 62
Konrad Thieme........................ 64
STOLEN BASES
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Unavailable............................. n/a
Ken Loggins.............................. 28
Ken Loggins.................. 42
N/A........................................................
Johnson/Warren........................ 9
Bob Deathridge......................... 9
Chris McGrady......................... 24
Kevin Parker............................... 39
Ken Weatherby........................ 14
Neff/McGee.................................. 9
Elbert Certeza........................... 20
Gidcumb/Solari....................... 27
Thomas Solari........................... 31
Stefan Gran................................ 20
Kenny Hanson......................... 19
Rob Vargas.................................. 16
Jason Campbell...................... 31
Jason Campbell...................... 31
Colin Stewart............................ 31
Jose Sandoval........................... 19
Johnny Pham........................... 13
Fehlandt Lentini...................... 38
Gil Barry........................................ 18
Davis/Stream............................ 11
Adam Rachlin........................... 25
Zack Pace.................................... 22
Zack Pace.................................... 31
Nick Nosti.................................... 12
Kris Haycock.............................. 22
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Bill Masten.................................. 17
Chance/Ullrich/Jensen.......... 5
Leo Callagy.................................... 8
Roger Jensen............................ 11
Matt Washell................................ 8
Tom Robbins............................. 10
Mark Fobian............................... 12
Carlisle/Parker/Rudstrom..... 9
Corey Eagle................................ 10
Corey Eagle................................ 12
Joel Neff....................................... 14
Kevin Wong............................... 12
Cesar Medina............................ 19
Toby Cinque.............................. 14
Mike Golovich............................. 8
Rene Rascon............................. 16
David Briseno........................... 17
Hector Esparza......................... 18
Bell/Sandoval............................ 15
Jose Sandoval........................... 20
Derek Bell.................................... 19
Rob Garibaldi............................ 17
Tom Everidge........................... 22
Nate Durham-Hammer...... 21
Tony Alcantar............................ 18
T.J. Drotleff.................................. 17
Chase McGuire........................ 19
Konrad Thieme........................ 15
DOUBLES
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
TRIPLES
Ken Loggins................................. 5
Loggins/Harrison...................... 1
Roger Jensen............................... 3
Roger Jensen............................... 4
Vaughan/Warren....................... 2
Five tied with............................... 1
Fobian/McGrady....................... 3
Kevin Parker.................................. 3
Ken Weatherby........................... 4
Five tied with............................... 1
Anibal Vega................................... 6
Thomas Solari.............................. 3
Pat Ferreira.................................... 4
Kenny Hanson............................ 2
Mike Golovich............................. 7
Mike Golovich............................. 6
Six tied with.................................. 6
Ryan Bedrosian........................... 4
Bedrosian/Sandoval................ 2
Howard/Chutuk......................... 2
Johnny Pham.............................. 6
Gil Barry........................................... 3
Barry/Davis.................................... 3
Everidge/Rachlin/Daines..... 3
Nate Durham-Hammer......... 3
Ryan Johnson.............................. 2
Brandon Zenimura................... 3
Nick Nosti....................................... 6
HOME RUNS
Bill Masten..................................... 7
Chance/Ullrich/Jensen.......... 5
Leo Callagy.................................... 8
Roger Jensen............................ 11
Matt Washell................................ 8
Tom Robbins............................. 10
Shawn Edwards......................... 6
Mark Fobian.................................. 6
Corey Eagle................................... 7
Corey Eagle................................... 8
Brian McGee.............................. 12
Thomas Solari.............................. 9
Thomas Solari.............................. 9
Toby Cinque.............................. 13
Boller/Marshall............................ 2
Rascon/Denofrio....................... 6
David Briseno.............................. 4
Hector Esparza............................ 8
Rob Franzi...................................... 9
Jason Vogel................................ 13
Derek Bell..................... 23
Mike Richardson..................... 13
Rob Garibaldi............................ 11
Armando Ornelas.................. 11
Brandon Burgess.................... 20
Mike Bidwell.............................. 13
Tyler Wightman....................... 10
McGuire/Rimes........................ 13
Konrad Thieme........................ 19
WINS
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Alan Clairmont.............................4
Paul King, Jr....................................3
Germaine/Schrott......................3
Fred Schrott...................................3
McQueary/Washell...................3
Jim Fischer......................................3
Bob Leslie........................................4
Brett Lewis......................................8
Bob Bowman................................6
Vince Herring................................7
Jim Peterson..................................6
Ed Millerick..................................11
Greg Patterson.............................8
Barry Lichau................................11
Jason Moore.................................5
Chad Brewster.............................6
Three tied with............................6
John Peck.....................................11
David Avila..................................10
Colin Hayes....................12
Hayes/Parker.................................7
Aaron Parker...............................11
Tim Worthington.......................9
Darren Sack....................................9
Darren Sack....................................9
William Krout................................7
Alberto Rolon...............................6
Bryan Oland................................11
Matt Means.................................10
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001 2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Paul King, Jr....................................3
None.....................................................
Alan Clairmont.............................2
Mitch McQueary.........................2
Kevin Haught................................2
Mark Edwards...............................2
Leslie/Shipman............................1
Craig Solan.....................................3
Jerry Hearne..................................8
Craig Hunt......................................7
James Schaff.................................2
Greg Patterson..........................11
Brian Hoxsie...................................5
Jon Siedmon.................................4
Ryan Latronico.............................5
Jason Lorenz.................................3
John Peck........................................3
Eric Borba........................................5
Scott Groucher............................3
Chad Bircher.................................7
Chad Bircher.................................5
Tony Graf......................................14
Darren Sack....................................6
Ryan McClelland.........................5
Noah Sweeters............................3
Woerner/Damm.........................2
Asselin/Herrera............................2
Paige Dumont................16
Travis Babin....................................4
SAVES
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
ERA (40+ IP)
Brad Anderson.................5.76
Rick Rosenbach................4.71
Fred Schrott........................5.06
Fred Schrott........................3.46
Mitch McQueary.............4.25
Jim Fischer..........................4.36
Bob Leslie............................4.37
Brett Lewis..........................1.92
Bryan Rodgers..................2.89
Craig Hunt...........................2.44
Ed Millerick.........................2.30
David Baine........................1.68
Chris Grijalva......................1.92
Barry Lichau.......................2.32
Nick Skuse...........................3.34
Chad Brewster..................2.29
Donald Quigley...............3.34
John Peck............................3.65
David Avila..........................3.52
Chad Bircher......................3.00
Aaron Parker......................3.51
Brad Chambers................3.23
Tim Worthington............3.26
Noah Sweeters.................2.45
Darren Sack........................3.14
William Krout.....................3.46
Alberto Rolon....................3.68
Brent Lysander....... 1.48
Matt Means........................1.85
YEARLY LEADERS
INNINGS PITCHED
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Randy Shipman...............87.2
Bowman...............................90.2
Vince Herring....................91.1
Ed Millerick.........................70.1
Jim Petersen......................76.0
David Baine........................96.0
Barry Lichau.......................93.1
Nick Skuse...........................72.2
Chad Brewster..................82.2
Chad Brewster..................88.2
John Peck..............111.0
David Avila.......................102.1
Colin Hayes.........................97.2
Colin Hayes.........................79.2
Mark Schaukowitch.......85.2
Tim Worthington............85.2
Ryan McClelland.............84.1
Darren Sack.....................106.0
William Krout.....................96.1
Bush/Lysander..................58.1
Bryan Oland....................106.1
Matt Means.....................102.0
APPEARANCES
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Brett Lewis............................. 14
Bowman.................................. 14
Craig Hunt.............................. 19
Not available...............................
Greg Patterson.................... 22
Greg Patterson.................... 15
Barry Lichau.......................... 15
Ryan Latronico.................... 18
Chad Brewster..................... 15
Tom Byrne.............................. 19
Eric Borba............................... 21
Alex Ball................................... 19
Chad Bircher......................... 24
Tony Graf................................. 23
Tony Graf................................. 23
Griggs/Sack........................... 19
Ryan McClelland................ 24
Sweeters/Sack/Damm.... 17
Tim Woerner......................... 18
Rolon/Herrera...................... 14
Paige Dumont............ 31
Nick O’Brien........................... 23
STRIKEOUTS
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Alan Clairmont.................... 35
Rick Rosenbach................... 24
Ethan McHenry................... 42
Fred Schrott........................... 38
Mitch McQueary................ 23
Campbell/Leslie.................. 44
Bob Leslie............................... 53
Brett Lewis............................. 74
Vince Herring....................... 80
Vince Herring....................... 79
Jim Peterson......................... 46
David Baine........................... 44
David Baine........................... 76
Barry Lichau.......................... 46
Nick Skuse.............................. 46
Chad Brewster..................... 57
Chad Brewster..................... 79
John Peck............................... 55
David Avila............................. 73
Colin Hayes............................ 86
Colin Hayes............................ 59
Aaron Parker......................... 64
Aaron Parker......................... 81
Tim Worthington............... 61
Darren Sack........................... 93
William Krout........................ 53
Alberto Rolon....................... 44
Bryan Oland............. 102
Matt Means........................... 93
Brent Lysander was drafted by the Oakland
Athletics after leading the Seawolves to the 2007
CCAA Championship.
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
BATTING AVERAGE
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Fehlandt Lentini (1998, 2001)...385
Kevin Wong (1990-91)...................378
Mike Golovich (1994-95)..............374
Mike Richardson (2001-02).........369
Zack Pace (2005-06)........................365
IAN BRIDGES (2007-)...........363
Derek Bell (1998-00)........................362
Brian McGee (1989-90)..................361
B.J. Collom (2006-07)......................360
Anibal Vega (1990-91)....................360
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
9.
10.
Fehlandt Lentini (2001).................427
Kevin Wong (1991)..........................400
IAN BRIDGES (2008)............394
Joe Nouguier (2001).......................393
Mike Golovich (1995).....................386
Mark Fobian (1986)..........................386
Derek Bell (2000)...............................382
Cesar Medina (1992).......................382
Toby Cinque (1993).........................380
Zack Pace (2006)...............................375
SEASON
HITS
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
10.
Derek Bell (1998-00)...........................41
Tom Everidge (2002-04)..................32
Brandon Burgess (2002-04)...........31
Konrad Thieme (2007-08)...............27
Mike Richardson (2001-02)............23
Mike Bidwell (2004-05).....................19
Jason Vogel (1997-00).......................18
Brian McGee (1989-90).....................18
Tom Solari (1991-92)..........................18
B.J. Collom (2006-07).........................17
1.
2.
3.
5.
Derek Bell (2000)..................................23
Brandon Burgess (2004)..................20
Konrad Thieme (2008)......................19
Tom Everidge (2004)..........................19
Chase McGuire (2007)......................13
Eli Rimes (2007).....................................13
Mike Bidwell (2005)............................13
Mike Richardson (2001)...................13
Jason Vogel (1999)..............................13
Toby Cinque (1993)............................13
30
SEASON
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Derek Bell (1998-00).......................228
Tom Everidge (2002-04)..............213
Brandon Burgess (2002-04).......201
Joe Nouguier (2000-01)...............165
Fehlandt Lentini (1998, 2001)..164
N. Durham-Hammer (2003-05)...159
Mike Richardson (2001-02)........152
Ken Loggins (1980-83).................143
Jason Vogel (1997-00)...................141
Nick Nosti (2007-08).......................138
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
10.
Fehlandt Lentini (2001)................117
Joe Nouguier (2001).........................97
Brandon Burgess (2004).................86
IAN BRIDGES (2008)............. 84
Nick Nosti (2008).................................82
Tom Everidge (2004).........................82
Derek Bell (1999).................................82
Jose Sandoval (1999)........................81
Derek Bell (2000).................................79
Mike Richardson (2001)..................78
SEASON
DOUBLES
HOME RUNS
TRIPLES
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Derek Bell (1998-00)..........................48
Tom Everidge (2002-04).................43
Brandon Burgess (2002-04)..........39
N. Durham-Hammer (2003-05).....36
Fehlandt Lentini (1998, 2001).....35
Jose Sandoval (1998-99)................35
David Briseno (1996-97).................32
Joe Nouguier (2000-01)..................31
B.J. Collom (2006-07)........................29
Chris Howard (1999-00)..................28
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
Fehlandt Lentini (2001)...................23
Tom Everidge (2003).........................22
Nate Durham-Hammer (2004)...21
Jose Sandoval (1999)........................20
Chase McGuire (2007).....................19
Derek Bell (2000).................................19
Cesar Medina (1992).........................19
B.J. Collom (2007)...............................18
Tony Alcantar (2005).........................18
Allen Marshall (2001)........................18
Chris Howard (1999).........................18
Hector Esparza (1997)......................18
SEASON
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
Mike Golovich (1994-95).................13
Fehlandt Lentini (1998, 2001)......10
Ken Loggins (1980-83)....................... 9
Roger Jensen (1981-83)..................... 7
Anibal Vega (1990-91)......................... 7
Nick Nosti (2007-08)............................. 7
Brian McGee (1989-90)....................... 6
Damian Marshall (1994-95)............. 6
Johnny Pham (1999-00).................... 6
Brian Stream (2001-03)....................... 6
Gil Barry (2002-03)................................. 6
1.
2.
3.
6.
10.
Fehlandt Lentini (2001)....................10
Mike Golovich (1994).......................... 7
Nick Nosti (2008).................................... 6
Johnny Pham (2000)............................ 6
Mike Golovich (1995).......................... 6
Anibal Vega (1990)................................ 6
Damian Marshall (1994)..................... 5
Brian McGee (1990).............................. 5
Marlon Warren (1984)......................... 5
Ken Loggins (1980)............................... 5
Brian Stream (2001).............................. 4
SEASON
RUNS BATTED IN
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
RUNS SCORED
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Derek Bell (1998-00).......................161
Tom Everidge (2002-04)..............158
Brandon Burgess (2002-04).......136
Fehlandt Lentini (1998, 2001)..127
Brian Stream (2001-03).................122
Mike Richardson (2001-02)........111
Joe Nouguier (2000-01)...............110
Jose Sandoval (1998-99).............105
B.J. Collom (2006-07).....................104
Johnny Pham (1999-00).................99
1.
2.
4.
5.
7.
9.
10.
Tom Everidge (2004).........................71
Brandon Burgess (2004).................71
Brian Stream (2001)...........................69
Joe Nouguier (2001).........................65
Derek Bell (1999).................................65
B.J. Collom (2007)...............................64
Jose Sandoval (1999)........................64
Brent Smith (2001).............................59
Johnny Pham (2000).........................57
SEASON
STOLEN BASES
CAREER
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
10.
Ken Loggins (1980-83)....................93
Kevin Parker (1986-87).....................66
Jason Campbell (1996-97)............62
Tom Solari (1991-92).........................58
Colin Stewart (1997-98)..................54
Zack Pace (2006).................................53
Fehlandt Lentini (1998, 2001).....53
Ryan Bedrosian (1997-98)..............44
Chris McGrady (1984-86)...............44
Terry Gidcumb (1991-92)...............41
SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
10.
Ken Loggins (1982)............................42
Kevin Parker (1987)............................39
Ken Loggins (1980)............................34
Zack Pace (2006).................................31
Colin Stewart (1998).........................31
Jason Campbell (1997)....................31
Jason Campbell (1996)....................31
Tom Solari (1992)................................31
Terry Gidcumb (1991)......................27
Derek Bell (1998-00)........................176
Tom Everidge (2002-04)...............153
Mike Richardson (2001-02).........132
Brandon Burgess (2002-04)........119
N. Durham-Hammer (2003-05)......98
John Schmitz (1996-97)...................96
B.J. Collom (2006-07).........................91
Jason Vogel (1997-00).......................91
Jose Cerda (1999-00).........................88
Joe Nouguier (2000-01)...................85
1. Mike Richardson (2001)...................82
2. Derek Bell (2000)..................................71
3. Tom Everidge (2004)..........................69
4. Allen Marshall (2001).........................66
5. Konrad Thieme (2008)......................64
Brandon Burgess (2004)..................64
7. Chase McGuire (2007)......................62
8. Andy Weber (2001).............................58
9. Fehlandt Lentini (2001)....................57
10. IAN BRIDGES (2008)..............56
SEASON
WALKS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER
Derek Bell (1998-00).................... 105
Tom Everidge (2002-04)..............91
Zack Pace (2005-06).......................88
Mike Richardson (2001-02)........84
Brian Stream (2001-03).................81
Jose Sandoval (1998-99).............73
Mark Fobian (1986-87).................71
Ken Loggins (1980-83).................70
Ryan Bedrosian (1997-98)...........68
B.J. Collom (2006-07).....................64
SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
Brian Stream (2001)........................55
Mark Papadopoulos (1993).......50
Derek Bell (1999)..............................49
Jose Sandoval (1999).....................47
Zack Pace (2005)..............................45
Mike Richardson (2001)...............45
Zack Pace (2006)..............................43
Tom Everidge (2004)......................42
Elbert Certeza (1990).....................40
B.J. Collom (2007)............................40
SLUGGING PCT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SEASON
Derek Bell (2000).......................... .816
Toby Cinque (1993).................... .711
Konrad Thieme (2008).............. .710
Tom Everidge (2004).................. .691
Brandon Burgess (2004).......... .680
Tom Solari (1991)......................... .651
Tyler Wightman (2006)............. .640
Mike Richardson (2001)........... .632
Fehlandt Lentini (2001)............ .628
Armando Ornelas (2003)......... .628
ON BASE PCT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SEASON
Zack Pace (2006).......................... .523
Zack Pace (2005).......................... .498
Derek Bell (1999).......................... .487
Mike Richardson (2001)........... .485
B.J. Collom (2007)........................ .483
Joe Nouguier (2001).................. .478
Fehlandt Lentini (2001)............ .474
Armando Ornelas (2003)......... .473
IAN BRIDGES (2008)........ .468
Mike Richardson (2002)........... .467
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
WINS
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5
6.
9.
Aaron Parker (2000-02).................25
Darren Sack (2002-04)...................24
Colin Hayes (1999-00)...................19
Tim Worthington (2000-03)......18
Matt Means (2004-05, 07-08)...15
Jeff Ogston (1998-99)...................14
Ed Millerick (1990-91)....................14
Mark Schaukowitch (2000-02)14
Brent Lysander (2006-07)............13
Bryan Oland (2006-07).................13
Ian Keene (2000-03).......................13
Barry Lichau (1992-93)..................13
SEASON
1.
2.
6.
9.
Colin Hayes (1999)..........................12
Bryan Oland (2007).........................11
Aaron Parker (2001)........................11
John Peck (1997)..............................11
Barry Lichau (1993).........................11
Matt Means (2008)..........................10
Brent Lysander (2007)...................10
David Avila (1998)............................10
Brett Lewis (1987)...............................9
Tim Worthington (2002).................9
Darren Sack (2003).............................9
Darren Sack (2004).............................9
ERA
CAREER (100+ IP)
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
SAVES
CAREER
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Paige Dumont (2005-07)............ 16
Tony Graf (2000-01)....................... 16
Chad Bircher (1999-00)............... 12
Greg Patterson (1990-91)........... 11
Jerry Heame (1987-88)................ 10
Darren Sack (2002-04).....................9
Craig Hunt (1987-90).......................7
Shawn Sinclair (1992-93)...............6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
Paige Dumont (2007)................... 16
Tony Graf (2001).............................. 14
Greg Patterson (1991).................. 11
Jerry Heame (1988)..........................8
Chad Bircher (1999)..........................7
Craig Hunt (1989)..............................7
Darren Sack (2002)............................6
Ryan McClelland (2003).................5
Chad Bircher (2000)..........................5
Eric Borba (1997)................................5
Ryan Latronico (1994).....................5
Brian Hoxsie (1992)...........................5
SEASON
STRIKEOUTS
Aaron Parker (2000-02).............. 198
Darren Sack (2002-04)................ 185
Vince Herring (1987-89)............ 163
Matt Means (2004-05, 07-08).......... 159
Colin Hayes (1999-00)................ 145
Bryan Oland (2006-07).............. 141
Chad Brewster (1995-96)......... 136
Tim Worthington (2000-03)... 134
Brent Lysander (2006-07)......... 122
David Baine (1991-92)................ 120
Brett Lewis (1986-87).................. 120
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Bryan Oland (2007)...................... 102
Matt Means (2008)..........................93
Darren Sack (2004)..........................93
Brent Lysander (2007)...................89
Colin Hayes (1999)..........................86
Steve Rogers (1999).......................83
Aaron Parker (2002)........................81
Vince Herring (1988)......................80
Chad Brewster (1995)....................79
David Baine (1992)..........................76
CAREER
Donald Quigley (1994-96)...221.2
Darren Sack (2002-04)............219.2
Aaron Parker (2000-02)..........211.1
Tim Worthington (2000-03)...... 197.0
Matt Means (2004-05, 07-08)..... 191.2
William Krout (2004-05)........183.1
Colin Hayes (1999-00)............177.1
Jeff Ogston (1998-99)............176.1
Chad Brewster (1995-96).....171.1
Bob Leslie (1985-87)................165.1
David Baine (1991-92)............... 2.19
Noah Sweeters (2003-04)....... 2.31
Ed Millerick (1990-91)................ 2.38
Jim Peterson (1990-91)............ 2.64
Chris Grijalva (1992-93)............ 2.64
Greg Patterson (1991-92)........ 2.76
Barry Lichau (1992-93).............. 2.87
Darren Sack (2002-04)............... 2.91
Bryan Oland (2006-07)............. 2.96
SEASON
Vince Herring (1987-89)........... 2.96 1. John Peck (1997).......................111.0
2. Bryan Oland (2007)..................106.1
3. Darren Sack (2004)...................106.0
SEASON (40+ IP)
4. Brent Lysander (2007)............103.1
Paige Dumont (2007)................ 0.39
5. David Avila (1998).....................102.1
Matt Garnett (2008).................... 1.36
6. Matt Means (2008)...................102.0
Brent Lysander (2007)............... 1.48
7. Colin Hayes (1999)..................... 97.2
Jay French (1987)......................... 1.51
8. Steve Rogers (1999).................. 97.1
David Baine (1991)...................... 1.68
9. Joe Stephenson (1984)........... 96.2
Matt Means (2008)...................... 1.85
10. William Krout (2005)................. 96.1
Chris Grijalva (1992)................... 1.92
Brett Lewis (1987)........................ 1.92
Alex Ball (1998).............................. 2.01
Bryan Oland (2007)..................... 2.29
Chad Brewster (1995)................ 2.29
SEASON (MIN. 8 DECISIONS)
1. Ed Millerick (1990)........1.000 (8-0)
2. Colin Hayes (1999)........923 (12-1)
3. Bryan Oland (2007).......917 (11-1)
4. Greg Patterson (1991)....889 (8-1)
5. Mark Quintel (1989)........875 (7-1)
Orlando Cepeda, Jr. (1990).875 (7-1)
Chris Grivalja (1992)........875 (7-1)
8. Aaron Parker (2001)......846 (11-2)
9. Matt Means (2008)........833 (10-2)
Brent Lysander (2007)....833 (10-2)
David Avila (1998)..........833 (10-2)
SEASON
APPEARANCES
INNINGS PITCHED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
10.
Josh Bell (1999-02)..........................59
Matt Means (2004-05, 07-08)...58
Darren Sack (2002-04)...................51
Donald Quigley (1994-96)..........49
Paige Dumont (2005-07).............47
Tony Graf (2000-01)........................46
John Martine (1997-00)...............46
Tim Worthington (2000-03)......45
Aaron Parker (2000-02).................45
Chad Bircher (1999-00)................44
1.
2.
4.
7.
Paige Dumont (2007)....................31
Chad Bircher (1999)........................24
Ryan McClelland (2003)...............24
Nick O’Brien (2008).........................23
Tony Graf (2001)...............................23
Tony Graf (2000)...............................23
Travis Babin (2008)..........................22
John Martine (1999).......................22
Greg Patterson (1991)...................22
Paul King, Jr. (1980).........................22
SEASON
WINNING PCT.
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YEARLY TEAM STATISTICS
Year
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Record
30-20
28-21
28-18
35-17
29-14-1
32-17-1
33-21
23-25
25-28
30-26-1
37-20
33-21
40-26
39-23
50-17
41-24
46-15-1
39-28
25-30
28-23-1
50-12
52-15
Coach
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
Avg Runs 2B 3B HR SB OBP SLG ERA SV
.270 258 59 10 45 91 .367 .353 3.73 11
.300 248 67 12 31 50 .367 .419 3.79 11
.277 250 79
6 24 43 .348 .395 3.60 8
.325 392 91 24 40 95 .411 .493 2.96 4
.304 250 70
8 30 97 .389 .426 2.92 18
.278 251 73 20 26 107 .357 .402 3.02 16
.301 374 86
8 33 109 .394 .419 4.46 10
.270 242 53 21 10 60 .340 .353 3.91 10
.293 305 98 16 33 54 .369 .426 3.99 9
.296 342 103
6 18 126 .376 .389 4.13 8
.296 385 104 15 41 153 .376 .433 4.78 12
.305 378 109
8 43 107 .390 .447 4.78 8
.306 497 134
9 63 89 .397 .461 5.18 14
.305 448 131 16 62 46 .400 .473 4.85 12
.337 562 149 21 57 113 .426 .497 4.02 15
.309 426 130 10 54 59 .394 .461 4.12 15
.306 393 98 10 50 66 .385 .436 3.61 12
.305 479 138 14 73 94 .384 .478 4.68 9
.279 268 81
4 45 53 .361 .406 4.65 7
.292 356 109
7 56 79 .382 .455 5.18 8
.305 446 123 10 67 66 .398 .471 2.78 18
.324 540 122 12 81 85 .410 .487 3.32 11
IP SO BB WHIP FLD%
E
393.0 252 227 1.44
.957 70
392.0 296 223 1.52
.951 84
376.1 222 176 1.37
.953 69
376.1 232 158 1.30
n/a n/a
357.1 213 146 1.31
.950 81
396.1 265 187 1.25
.957 68
431.1 248 187 1.50
.954 89
386.1 221 170 1.43
.949 90
433.1 265 228 1.48
.950 99
451.0 338 255 1.60
.948 108
471.0 265 236 1.49
.956 96
444.0 288 207 1.56
.959 83
545.2 402 238 1.59
.954 115
510.1 367 258 1.55
.957 96
553.1 296 210 1.38
.959 105
511.2 348 183 1.46
.945 127
515.2 341 202 1.37
.964 82
552.1 391 161 1.46
.960 102
443.2 278 136 1.49
.969 62
439.2 299 138 1.55
.959 79
521.2 434 122 1.16
.965 80
580.1 497 217 1.33 .972 71
CLASS RECORDS
Freshman
Junior
Sophomore
Senior
Batting Average: .340, Tom Everidge (2002)
Hits: 55, Tom Everidge (2002)
Runs Batted In: 40, Tom Everidge (2002)
Home Runs: 5, Kyle Jones (‘08)/Everidge (‘02)
Doubles: 14, Brandon Burgess (2002)
Triples: 2, Tom Everidge (2002)
Stolen Bases: 6, David Herman (2005)
Earned Run Average: 1.96, Darren Sack (2002)
Wins: 7, Two tied
Strikeouts: 48, Jeff Ogston (1998)
Tom Everidge hit .340 on his way to
CCAA Freshman of the Year honors
in 2002. He now plays in the
Oakland Athletics’ organization.
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Batting Average: .353, Tom Everidge (2003)
Hits: 76, Tom Everidge (2003)
Runs Batted In: 50, Derek Bell (1998)
Home Runs: 9, Brandon Burgess (2003)
Doubles: 22, Tom Everidge (2003)
Triples: 2, Two tied
Stolen Bases: 23, Colin Stewart (1997)
Earned Run Average: 3.04, Two tied
Wins: 10, Aaron Parker (2001)
Strikeouts: 70, Jeff Ogston (1999)
Batting Average: .394, Ian Bridges (2008)
Hits: 86, Brandon Burgess (2004)
Runs Batted In: 82, Mike Richardson (2001)
Home Runs: 20, Brandon Burgess (2004)
Doubles: 21, Nate Durham-Hammer (2004)
Triples: 7, Mike Golovich (1994)
Stolen Bases: 31, Two tied
Earned Run Average: 1.48, Brent Lysander (2007)
Wins: 12, Colin Hayes (1999)
Strikeouts: 102, Bryan Oland (2007)
Batting Average: .427, Fehlandt Lentini (2001)
Hits: 117, Fehlandt Lentini (2001)
Runs Batted In: 72, Derek Bell (2000)
Home Runs: 23, Derek Bell (2000)
Doubles: 23, Fehlandt Lentini (2001)
Triples: 10, Fehlandt Lentini (2001)
Stolen Bases: 39, Kevin Parker (1987)
Earned Run Average: 1.85, Matt Means (2008)
Wins: 11, Two tied
Strikeouts: 93, Matt Means (2008)
PROGRAM HISTORY
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS
Year
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
Coach
Overall Henry Lasch
8-2
Warren Tappin
6-14
Bruce Camilli
2-19
Carl Peterson
8-23
Carl Peterson
11-23
Bill Trumbo
10-25
Bill Trumbo
5-41
Tom Glover
20-21
Gary Hughes
11-26
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Bob Williams
Steve Blateric
Steve Blateric
Steve Blateric
Steve Blateric
Steve Blateric
Steve Blateric
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
John Goelz
Pct Conf.
Pct Place
.800(club sport) n/a
.300
n/a
n/a
n/a
.091
n/a
n/a
n/a
.258
n/a
n/a
n/a
.325
0-9
.000
7th
.285
5-12
.294
7th
.109
5-14
.263
7th
.488
9-9
.500
3rd
.297
2-16
.111
7th
Sonoma State discontinued its baseball program from 1975-78.
9-25
14-32
5-31
9-32
6-31
15-33-1
7-42
18-32
30-20
28-21
28-18
35-17
29-14-1
32-17-1
33-21
23-25
25-28
30-26-1
37-20
33-21
40-26
39-23
50-17
41-24
46-15-1
39-28
25-30
28-23-1
50-12
52-15
.265(club sport) n/a
.304
n/a
n/a
n/a
.138
n/a
n/a
n/a
.219
n/a
n/a
n/a
.162
5-23
.178
6th
.312 12-24
.333
6th
.142
3-27
.100
6th
.360
9-21
.300
6th
.600 18-12
.600
2nd
.571 15-13
.536
3rd
.608
20-9
.690
2nd
.673
21-9
.700
1st
.674
21-7
.750
1st
.667
23-7
.767
1st
.611 21-14
.600
2nd
.479 14-21
.400
4th
.472 17-18
.486
4th
.536 16-19
.457
T-3rd
.649 25-10
.714
2nd
.611 23-12
.657
1st
.606 21-15
.583
1st
.629 25-15
.625
3rd
.746
29-7
.806
1st
.631 20-20
.500
6th
.711 27-11
.711
1st
.684 25-15
.625
2nd
.455 19-19
.500
5th
.548 17-15
.531
5th
.806
29-7
.806
1st
.776
26-8
.765
1st
CAREER COACHING RECORDS
Coach
Years
Overall
Henry Lasch
1966
8-2
Warren Tappin
1967
6-14
Bruce Camilli
1968
2-19
Carl Peterson
1969-70
19-46
Bill Trumbo
1971-72
15-66
Tom Glover
1973
20-21
Gary Hughes
1974
11-26
Bob Williams
1979
9-25
Steve Blateric
1980-85
56-201
John Goelz 1986-current 791-493-5
Pct
Conf.
.800
n/a
.300
n/a
.091
n/a
.292
0-9
.185
10-26
.488
9-9
.297
2-16
.265
n/a
.218
20-74
.616 481-304
Pct
n/a
n/a
n/a
.000
.357
.500
.111
n/a
.213
.613
CCAA
TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
Year W L Score
Opponent
Site
1999 W
W
L
W
2000 L
L
2001 L
W
W
W
W
2003 W
W
W
2004 L
W
W
L
2007 W
W
W
2008 W
L
W
W
W
Overall: 19-7
7-4
13-4
9-12
13-8
2-3
4-8
12-13
17-5
12-3
10-3
10-3
2-1
17-4
4-3
2-6
8-5
6-2
7-8
7-6
7-1
15-5
5-1
3-4
13-11
4-3
7-4
UC Riverside
Chico State
Chico State
Chico State
Grand Canyon
Chico State
Cal Poly Pomona
Chico State
Cal Poly Pomona
CSU San Bernardino
CSU San Bernardino
UC Davis
Chico State
UC San Diego
CSU San Bernardino
UC San Diego
Chico State
UC San Diego
Chico State
UC San Diego
Chico State
Chico State
Chico State
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
San Bernardino, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Five Championships: 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008
NCAA
WESTOpponent
REGIONALSiteRESULTS
Year W L Score
1991 L
12-18
UC Riverside
L
2-5
Cal Poly SLO
1992 L
2-4
UC Riverside
L
0-4
Cal Poly SLO
1998 W
6-5
Fort Hays State
L
1-7
Chico State
W
5-4
Fort Hays State
L
6-13
Chico State
1999 L
4-12
Chico State
W
15-3
Fort Hays State
W
17-13
Mesa State
L
4-12
Chico State
2001 W
8-1
New Mexico Highlands
L
6-10
Saint Mary’s (TX)
W
6-5
New Mexico Highlands
W
10-6
Saint Mary’s (TX)
L
6-10
Saint Mary’s (TX)
2003 L
8-12
UC Davis
W
10-4
Western Oregon
W
4-3
Fort Hays State
L
0-5
UC Davis
2004 L
3-13
Colorado St-Pueblo
W
4-2
Mesa State
W
6-5
Colorado St-Pueblo
L
1-4
Chico State
2007 L
7-8
Nebraska-Kearney
W
10-3
UC San Diego
L
1-4
Cal State L.A.
2008 W
15-2
Nebraska-Kearney
W
10-4
W
13-2
Chico State
W
11-4
Chico State
Overall: 16-16
One Championship: 2008
Riverside, Calif
Riverside, Calif
San Luis Obispo, Calif
San Luis Obispo, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
Hays, Kansas
Hays, Kansas
Hays, Kansas
Hays, Kansas
Pueblo, Colo
Pueblo, Colo
Pueblo, Colo
Pueblo, Colo
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
Chico, Calif
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Year W L
2008 W
W
L
L
Overall: 2-2
Score
10-1
6-5
1-2
1-2
Opponent
Shippensburg
Central Missouri
Ouachita Baptist
Ouachita Baptist
Site
Sauget, Illinois
Sauget, Illinois
Sauget, Illinois
Sauget, Illinois
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SEAWOLVES IN THE PROS
Since Coach Goelz took over in 1986, Sonoma State has sent 66 players on to the pros. In 2004, Sonoma State made waves when they had
four players selected in the first eleven rounds of the Major League Baseball Draft. Last year, three Seawolves were selected in the draft and
one other was signed before the draft by a major league team.
Yr Name
Acquired
Team
2008 Travis Babin
Drafted- 16th Round New York Mets
Yr Name
Acquired
Team
1996 Donald Quigley Drafted- 35th Round Kansas City Royals
Konrad Thieme Drafted- 23rd Round Florida Marlins
Mike Jackson
Signed Free Agent
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Kevin Asselin
Drafted- 30th Round Chicago White Sox
Chad Brewster
Signed Free Agent
Sonoma Co. Crushers*
Matt Means
Drafted- 37th Round San Diego Padres
1995 Rene Rascon
Drafted- 5th Round
Florida Marlins
Nick O’Brien
Signed Free Agent
Ray Green
Drafted- 42nd Round Florida Marlins
Joliet Jackhammers*
2007 Brent Lysander
Drafted- 16th Round Oakland Athletics
Mike Golovich
Signed Free Agent
Surrey Glaciers*
Bryan Oland
Ryan Latronico
Signed Free Agent
Ohio Valley Redcoats*
Eli Rimes
Drafted- 25th Round Cincinnati Reds
Phil Denofrio
Signed Free Agent
Ohio Valley Redcoats*
Paige Dumont
Signed Free Agent
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Shapiro
Signed Free Agent
Butte Copper Kings*
2006 Zack Pace
Signed Free Agent
Sioux City Explorers
1994 Nick Skuse
Drafted- 7th Round
Anaheim Angels
Signed Free Agent
Calgary Vipers
Drafted- 32nd Round Florida Marlins
2005 Mike Bidwell
Signed Free Agent
Richmond Roosters*
1992 David Baine
Drafted- 32nd Round San Francisco Giants
Tony Alcantar
Signed Free Agent
Fullerton Flyers*
1991 Dan Calcagno
Drafted- 41st Round San Francisco Giants
William Krout
Signed Free Agent
Reno Silver Sox*
Kevin Wong
Signed Free Agent
Milwaukee Brewers
Dennis Peters
Signed Free Agent
Reno Silver Sox*
Ed Millerick
Signed Free Agent
Erie, PA*
Arizona Diamondbacks
Chicago Cubs
Brett White
2004 Brandon Burgess Drafted- 6th Round
Walter White
1990 Brian McGee
Signed Free Agent
Tom Everidge
Drafted- 10th Round Oakland Athletics
Elgin Bobo
Drafted- 38th Round Anaheim Angels
Dan Barone
Drafted- 11th Round Florida Marlins
Durrell Rumsey Drafted- 42nd Round Minnesota Twins
Darren Sack
Drafted- 11th Round San Francisco Giants
1989 Vince Herring
Signed Free Agent
San Francisco Giants
Mike Nunes
Signed Free Agent
Mesa Miners*
Mark Quintel
Signed Free Agent
Mickey Coughlin Signed Free Agent
Mesa Miners*
Mike Bible
Signed Free Agent
Salt Lake City, UT*
2003 Tim Worthington Signed Free Agent
New York Mets
1988 Rob Thomas
Drafted- 21st Round Detroit Tigers
Cook County Cheetahs*
Bryan Rogers
Tom Rustrom
Signed Free Agent
Gil Barry
2002 Aaron Parker
Signed Free Agent
Drafted- 21st Round Atlanta Braves
Mike Richardson Drafted- 28th Round San Diego Padres
2001 Fehlandt Lentini Signed Free Agent
Houston Astros
Anaheim Angels
1987 Rob Willson
Drafted- 43rd Round San Francisco Giants
Brett Lewis
Signed Free Agent
Ryan Johnston
Drafted- 31st Round Philadelphia Phillies
Ben Townsend
Signed Free Agent
Boise, ID*
Brent Smith
Signed Free Agent
Cincinnati Reds
Denny Carlisle
Signed Free Agent
Boise, ID*
Allen Marshall
Signed Free Agent
1986 Tony Ciccone
Drafted- 12th Round Los Angeles Dodgers
Joe Nouguier
Signed Free Agent
1984 Joe Stevenson
Drafted- 24th Round Boston Red Sox
2000 Derek Bell
Signed Free Agent
1983 Roger Jensen
Drafted- 2nd Round
Chicago White Sox
Jesse Bussard
1981 Mike Simmons
Signed Free Agent
New York Yankees
Jose Cerda
Signed Free Agent
1980 Donnie Johnson Signed Free Agent
Atlanta Braves
Mike Nackord
Signed Free Agent
Feather River Mudcats*
1975 Marshall Brant
Drafted- 4th Round
New York Mets
Chad Bircher
Signed Free Agent
Solano Steelheads*
1974 Wayne Bauers
1998 Rob Franzi
Signed Free Agent
Richmond Roosters*
*independent
David Avila
Signed Free Agent
Florida Marlins
Ryan Bedrosian Signed Free Agent
Colin Stewart
Richmond Roosters*
Drafted- 18th Round Atlanta Braves
1997 John Schmitz
Signed Free-Agent
Richmond Roosters*
Signed Free Agent
Sonoma Co. Crushers*
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John Peck
SEAWOLVES IN THE PROS
2008 STATISTICS
Former Sonoma State players that competed for
affiliated teams in 2008.
Daniel Barone (2004) • Florida Marlins
Team (Class)
W-L ERA
Albuquerque (AAA) 1-5 6.61
Carolina (AA)
3-1 2.38
G GS
9
9
7
6
SV IP BB SO
0 47.2
8 40
0 34.0 12 18
Tom Everidge (2002-04) • Oakland Athletics
Team (Class)
Midland (AA)
AVG
G AB
.279 136 531
R HR RBI BB SB
89 22 115 55
0
Brandon Burgess (2002-04) • Arizona Diamondbacks
Team (Class)
Mobile (AA)
AVG
.200
G AB
72 175
R HR RBI BB SB
19
5 27 11
3
Bryan Oland (2006-07) • San Diego Padres
Team (Class)
Fort Wayne (L-A)
W-L ERA
4-1 0.88
G GS
44
1
SV IP BB SO
1 51.0
8 64
Brent Lysander (2006-07) • Oakland Athletics
Team (Class)
W-L ERA
Kane County (L-A) 1-3 4.53
Vancouver (SS)
1-0 7.94
G GS
24
1
2
0
SV IP BB SO
0 51.2 18 27
0 5.2
3
0
Eli Rimes (2007) • Cincinnati Reds
Team (Class)
GCL Reds (R)
AVG
.195
G AB
15 41
R HR RBI BB SB
2
0
3
6
0
Travis Babin (2006-08) • New York Mets
Team (Class)
Kingsport (R)
W-L ERA
0-1 5.74
G GS
15
0
SV IP BB SO
1 26.2
9 27
Konrad Thieme (2007-08) • Florida Marlins
Team (Class)
Jamestown (SS)
Jupiter (A)
AVG
.250
.000
G AB
22 60
2
1
R HR RBI BB SB
9
2 11
5
0
0
0
0
1
0
Kevin Asselin (2006-08) • Chicago White Sox
Team (Class)
Bristol (R)
W-L ERA
0-1 1.31
G GS
16
0
SV IP BB SO
9 20.2
7 23
Matt Means (2004-08) • San Diego Padres
Team (Class)
Eugene (SS)
W-L ERA
0-317.47
G GS
7
0
SV IP BB SO
0 5.2 11
3
Over the last two seasons, the Seawolves have had more than
twice as many MLB Draft picks as any NCAA Division II school
in the state. Not only are Sonoma State players being drafted,
but they are excelling at the next level, as evidenced by Tom
Everidge’s 115 RBIs at Double-A Midland and Dan Barone’s
major league debut with the Florida Marlins in 2007.
Drafted out of Sonoma State in 2004, Daniel
Barone made his major league debut on
August 10, 2007 for the Florida Marlins.
MLB DRAFT PICKS
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS • LAST TWO YEARS
School
Cal State Fullerton
UC Irvine
Long Beach State
Stanford
San Diego State
Pepperdine
Cal Poly SLO
UC Riverside
USC
Fresno State
UC Davis
San Francisco SONOMA STATE
UCLA
UC Santa Barbara
California
San Diego
Loyola Marymount
Sacramento State
Santa Clara
Conference Division
Big West
I
Big West
I
Big West
I
Pac 10
I
Mountain West
I
West Coast
I
Big West
I
Big West
I
Pac 10
I
WAC
I
Big West
I
West Coast
I
CCAA
II
Pac 10
I
Big West
I
Pac 10
I
West Coast
I
West Coast
I
Mountain West
I
West Coast
I
Drafted
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14
13
12
12
11
11
11
11
10
10
9
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7
6
6
5
5
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Former Sonoma State baseball players continue to make a difference in their communities both on and off the field. Here is a list of
former Cossacks and Seawolves involved in youth and professional sports.
Name
Position, School
Name
Position, School
Lloyd Acosta
Assistant Coach, Saint Mary’s (CA)
Scott Griggs
Assistant Coach, Concord High School
Gregg Adams
Assistant Coach, Sonoma State
Matt Guerrero
Head JV Coach, Palma High School
Dave Avila
Pitching Coach, Windsor High School
Vince Herring
Pitching Coach, Monterey Peninsula JC
Alex Ball
Head JV Coach, Garces Memorial High School
Oscar Hirschcorn
Head Coach, Fresno Pacific University
Doug Bauman
Athletic Trainer, UC San Diego
Trevor Howell
Assistant Coach, Monterey Peninsula JC
Derek Bell
Bo Jacobsen
Assistant Varsity Coach, Drake HS
Dekaheh Bomberry
Pitching Coach, Sacramento CC
Tim Kechter
Assistant Varsity Coach, La Costa Canyon HS
Eric Borba
Head Varsity Coach, Orange Lutheran HS
Brett Kim
Mike Braught
Head Varsity Coach, Laytonville High School
Bob Leslie (deceased) Head Varsity Coach, Casa Grande High School
Tom Byrne
Assistant Coach, Casa Grande High School
Dan Leslie
Director, Camp for a Cure
Dan Calcagno
Head Football Coach, Chabot JC
Dan Lifvendahl
Head Varsity Coach, Fort Bragg High School
Jason Campbell
Vice Principal, Elk Grove Unified School District
George Lopata
Assistant Coach, Saugus High School
Matt Collins
Head Football Coach, Hartnell JC
Justin Machado
Head Coach, La Costa Canyon High School
Mark Domenichelli
Head Varsity Coach, Healdsburg High School
Matt Markovich
Athletic Director, College of Marin
Jason Drotar
Assistant Coach, Los Gatos High School
Damien Marshall
Assistant Coach, Contra Costa JC
Dan Fager (deceased) Head Varsity Coach, Petaluma High School
Paul Maytorena
Head Varsity Coach, Casa Grande High School
Tim Faulkner
Head Coach, Woodside High School
Brian McGee
Head JV Coach, Santa Rosa High School
Lance Fischer
Assistant Coach, Sierra Junior College
Mike Nackord
Mark Fobian
Hitting Instructor, Texas
Chris Newton
Head JV Coach, Palma High School
Matt Fonteno
Assistant Coach, Chico State
Jeff Ogston
Head Varsity Coach, Rancho Cotate High School
Ray Green
Head Coach, Greenfield High School
Scott Ovard
Assistant Coach, Douglas High School
Daniel Phillips
Head Coach, Monterey Peninsula JC
Lou Poloni
Assistant Varsity Coach, Kelseyville High School
Gino Pomilla
Assistant Coach, College of the Canyons
Mark Popadopolous
Associate Athletic Director, Saint Mary’s (CA)
Dan Prentice
Assistant JV Coach, Garces High School
Gabe Raymond
Assistant Varsity Coach, Napa High School
Bobby Reggiani
Assistant Coach, Gavilan JC
Mike Rodriguez
Assistant Coach, UNC-Greensboro
Jose Sandoval
Assistant Coach, Mission JC
Matt Schaffert
JV Basketball Coach, Casa Grande High School
Ryan Souza
Assistant Coach, Concord High School
Brian Stream
Assistant Coach, Cal State Monterey Bay
Terry Thompson
Pitching Coach, Occidental College
Brady Thurman
Head Coach, South Torrance High School
Dale Velk
Head Coach, Thompson Middle School
Erik Wagle
Pitching Coach, San Jose CC
Jim Wandzilak
Assistant Varsity Coach, San Marin High School
Brett Wedding
Pitching Coach, Vintage High School
Walter White
Associate Head Coach, Sonoma State
Nick Wilcox
Assistant Coach, Stevenson High School
Rob Willson
Head Coach, Sierra Junior College
Sonoma State celebrates its first league
championship, an NCAC crown in 1990.
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YEARLY RESULTS
1991
Head Coach: John Goelz
Overall Record: 29-14-1
NCAC Record: 21-7
at Cal Poly SLO
W, 7-4
at CSU Dominguez Hills
T, 2-2
at La Verne
W, 3-2
at Biola
W, 12-6
Chico State
W, 6-5
Chico State
L, 4-5
Chico State
L, 2-4
Pacific
L, 7-9
at Cal State Hayward
W, 2-1
UC Davis
W, 1-0
at UC Davis
W, 3-0
at UC Davis
W, 4-1
at San Francisco State
W, 7-2
San Francisco State
W, 7-2
San Francisco State
W, 4-1
Willamette
W, 15-2
George Fox
L, 3-5
George Fox
W, 4-2
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 0-3
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 1-5
Willamette
W, 6-3
Willamette
W, 8-0
W, 6-2
at Cal State Stanislaus L, 13-14
at Cal State Stanislaus
L, 2-5
Cal State Hayward
W, 5-4
W, 13-3
W, 5-4
at UC Davis
L, 9-10
UC Davis
W, 4-3
UC Davis
W, 5-2
at Sacramento State
L, 4-12
San Francisco State
W, 16-0
L, 3-5
W, 3-1
at San Francisco
W, 7-3
at Chico State
W, 11-2
at Chico State
W, 8-5
at Chico State
W, 10-3
W, 6-0
W, 2-0
L, 2-5
1992
NCAC Record: 23-7
Cal State L.A.
W, 5-2
Cal State L.A.
L, 1-3
at San Diego State
W, 6-4
at San Diego State
L, 3-4
at San Francisco
L, 7-8
L, 1-5
T, 1-1
at Biola
W, 15-1
L, 5-7
W, 4-0
W, 2-1
at UC Davis
W, 2-1
UC Davis
W, 6-5
UC Davis
W, 4-3
San Francisco State
L, 4-5
W, 3-0
W, 3-0
at Chico State
L, 4-10
George Fox W, 9-7
George Fox W, 5-2
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 2-3
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 5-4
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 3-5
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 4-3
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 0-6
Willamette W, 7-4
Willamette
W, 4-2
at Nevada-Reno
L, 5-6
Cal State Hayward
W, 11-2
L, 5-8
L, 5-10
UC Davis
W, 6-2
at UC Davis
L, 3-4
at UC Davis
W, 4-3
W, 4-2
San Francisco State
W, 6-0
San Francisco State
W, 5-0
at Chico State
W, 11-7
at Chico State
W, 6-5
Chico State
L, 7-9
Chico State
W, 7-3
Chico State
W, 7-3
NCAA West Regional (Riverside) Cal State Stanislaus
W, 6-0
at UC Riverside
L, 12-18 at Cal State Stanislaus
W, 13-1
vs Cal Poly SLO
W, 7-4
Cal State Hayward
Cal State Hayward
W, 12-11
W, 2-1
W, 4-1
San Francisco
W, 12-1
Concordia (CA)
W, 14-3
at San Francisco
W, 10-9
NCAA West Regional (San L. Obispo) Chico State
W, 5-3
vs UC Riverside
L, 2-4 Chico State
L, 3-7
vs Cal Poly Pomona
L, 0-4 Chico State
L, 1-5
L, 2-4
W, 6-2
L, 3-5
George Fox W, 6-2
Overall Record: 33-21
George Fox L, 3-5
NCAC Record: 21-14
Cal State Hayward
W, 6-1
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 10-6 at Cal State Hayward
W, 6-3
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 5-1
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 10-7 The Master’s College
W, 10-2
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 7-0 The Master’s College
W, 6-1
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 6-12 at UC Davis
L, 1-6
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 1-6 at UC Davis
L, 2-8
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 5-3 at UC Davis
L, 5-6
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 2-6 San Francisco State
L, 9-11
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 1-6 at San Francisco State
W, 9-6
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 8-1 at San Francisco State
W, 5-4
at San Jose State
L, 8-10 at Chico State
W, 8-5
W, 9-5 at Chico State
L, 1-9
San Francisco State
L, 2-6
San Francisco State
L, 3-6
at Menlo W, 12-1 Cal State Stanislaus
L, 3-4
at Chico State
W, 8-7 Cal State Stanislaus
L, 2-4
at Chico State
W, 13-7 at Cal State Stanislaus
L, 3-8
at Chico State
W, 11-0 at Cal State Stanislaus
L, 0-4
W, 9-4
L, 6-7 at Cal State Hayward
L, 1-10
L, 0-1 Cal State Hayward
L, 3-10
W, 4-2
Cal State Hayward
L, 5-9 UC Davis
W, 7-6
Cal State Hayward
W, 5-3 UC Davis
L, 4-7
George Fox
L, 12-14 at UC Davis
L, 0-4
George Fox L, 3-6 at UC Davis
L, 3-6
Willamette W, 13-2 at San Francisco State
W, 5-2
UC Davis
W, 6-4 at San Francisco State
W, 6-0
at UC Davis
L, 5-6 San Francisco State
L, 1-2
at UC Davis
W, 2-0 San Francisco State
W, 4-2
San Francisco State
W, 4-1
San Francisco State
W, 7-5
L, 4-5
W, 1-0
Chico State
W, 6-0
Chico State
W, 15-5
NCAC Record: 17-18
Chico State
W, 7-2 at San Francisco
L, 4-11
Chico State
W, 4-1 at Pacific
L, 3-8
L, 6-8 at Cal State L.A.
W, 7-1
L, 5-9 at Pomona-Pitzer
W, 16-13
L, 3-6 at Biola L, 2-4
W, 12-6 at Hawaii Pacific
W, 9-8
Cal State Hayward
W, 9-7 at Hawaii Pacific %
L, 6-7
at San Francisco
L, 4-5
W, 7-5
W, 9-2 at Hawaii Hilo
L, 2-4
Menlo
W, 16-7 at Hawaii Hilo
L, 6-8
at UC Davis
L, 9-22 at Hawaii Hilo
W, 5-4
UC Davis
L, 3-7
UC Davis
W, 9-4
at UC Davis
L, 2-7 at Chico State
W, 5-3
San Francisco
W, 3-1
San Francisco
W, 6-1
at UC Davis
W, 6-1
Lewis and Clark
L, 0-1
Lewis and Clark
L, 3-4
W, 9-4
W, 9-5
NCAC Record: 14-21
L, 2-3
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 14-7
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 7-3 at UC Davis
L, 2-3
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 3-8 UC Davis
W, 7-4
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 17-4 UC Davis
W, 9-1
at Cal State L.A.
W, 14-12 Menlo W, 9-4
at Cal State L.A.
L, 5-6
1993
1995
1994
An All-American in 1990, Brian McGee
was inducted into the SSU Athletics
Hall of Fame in 2006.
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W, 10-2
L, 10-12
at Cak State Stanislaus W, 18-17
Chico State
W, 9-3
Chico State
L, 2-3
Chico State
L, 2-10
at Menlo W, 7-3
San Francisco State
L, 4-11
San Francisco State
L, 2-10
San Francisco State
W, 15-1
W, 4-1
L, 0-5
Chico State
L, 2-3
L, 6-10
L, 5-8
L, 0-2
UC Davis
L, 1-3
at UC Davis
W, 8-4
at UC Davis
L, 4-5
L, 1-4
L, 5-6
W, 5-4
Cal State Hayward
L, 4-11
Cal State Hayward
W, 11-2
% game forfeited by Hawaii Pacific
1996
NCAC Record: 16-19
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 19-11
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 10-5
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 6-1
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 5-6
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 8-1
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 4-6
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 3-8
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 8-0
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 21-7
at Cal State L.A.
L, 4-8
at The Master’s College W, 14-5
at The Master’s College
T, 4-4
at Cal State Northridge
L, 3-8
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 9-1
Patten W, 9-5
San Francisco State
L, 4-5
W, 9-1
L, 1-3
UC Davis
L, 5-11
L, 3-5
W, 6-4
W, 8-4
W, 4-1
UC Davis
W, 7-6
at UC Davis
L, 12-16
at UC Davis
L, 2-11
Willamette W, 7-6
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 5-4
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 9-1
at Menlo
L, 3-8
Patten W, 8-7
Patten
L, 3-9
Patten W, 5-4
San Francisco State
L, 3-7
L, 4-5
Cal State Hayward
W, 8-5
Cal State Hayward
W, 8-2
at Chico State
W, 8-6
at Chico State
L, 1-4
at Chico State
L, 0-5
L, 1-10
San Francisco State
W, 7-2
San Francisco State
L, 2-3
W, 10-3
W, 7-6
W, 7-2
at Chico State
at UC Davis
UC Davis
UC Davis
Cal State Hayward
Chico State
Chico State
Chico State
1997
L, 7-8
W, 3-2
L, 3-5
L, 2-6
W, 8-1
W, 6-5
L, 2-9
L, 2-5
L, 7-10
L, 5-6
W, 3-2
NCAC Record: 25-10
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 7-11
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 8-3
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 10-4
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 3-6
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 7-5
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 9-1
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 4-13
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 4-10
at Cal State L.A.
W, 2-1
at Loyola Marymount
L, 6-7
at Biola W, 12-7
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 6-8
Petten W, 11-10
Menlo W, 11-5
Menlo W, 8-3
W, 18-9
Cal State Hayward W, 6-1
Cal State Hayward
W, 6-0
San Francisco State
W, 7-1
W, 4-3
W, 5-2
at San Francisco
L, 13-24
Chico State
L, 3-7
Chico State
L, 1-6
Chico State
L, 2-3
Concordia (CA)
L, 5-12
Concordia (CA)
W, 7-3
Western Oregon
L, 8-11
Western Oregon
L, 5-8
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 3-1
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 3-1
UC Davis
W, 2-1
at UC Davis
L, 6-8
at UC Davis
W, 6-4
W, 1-0
W, 5-4
at Cal State Stanislaus W, 20-10
Cal State Hayward
W, 6-5
Cal State Hayward
W, 7-5
W, 3-2
W, 15-1
W, 7-4
W, 9-2
San Francisco State
W, 8-6
San Francisco State
W, 5-1
Chico State
L, 3-5
at Chico State
W, 8-4
at Chico State
L, 9-11
at Chico State
L, 5-9
at UC Davis
L, 1-3
at UC Davis
L, 2-5
UC Davis
L, 4-9
UC Davis
W, 6-5
W, 19-4
W, 6-5
W, 10-6
W, 8-7
1998
NCAC Record: 23-12
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 9-3
at Hawaii Pacific L, 1-12
at Hawaii Pacific W, 5-3
at Hawaii Pacific L, 2-16
at Hawaii Hilo W, 3-2
at Hawaii Hilo L, 8-9
at Hawaii Hilo W, 8-0
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 10-4
at UC Riverside
L, 4-5
L, 1-5
L, 6-7
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 8-11
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 2-0
W, 13-3
L, 3-4
at Chico State
L, 6-10
at Chico State
L, 3-8
Chico State
W, 10-2
Chico State
L, 4-7
at UC Davis
W, 13-9
UC Davis
L, 2-4
UC Davis
W, 6-2
Metro State
W, 11-7
W, 32-9
L, 3-6
W, 10-4
at San Francisco
W, 12-6
L, 10-12
W, 1-0
W, 5-2
W, 11-8
San Francisco State
L, 2-4
San Francisco State
W, 5-4
San Francisco State
W, 3-2
San Francisco State
W, 4-3
Chico State
W, 8-6
Chico State
L, 1-5
at Chico State
W, 11-8
UC Davis
W, 9-7
at UC Davis
L, 6-12
at UC Davis
L, 7-10
UC Davis
W, 8-7
W, 7-6
W, 11-2
L, 4-11
W, 7-4
Cal State Hayward
W, 7-1
Cal State Hayward
W, 13-3
W, 10-1
Cal State Hayward
W 15-0
NCAA West Regional (Chico)
vs Fort Hays State
at Chico State
vs Fort Hays State
at Chico State
W, 6-5
L, 1-7
W, 5-4
L, 6-13
1999
CCAA Record: 21-15
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 10-5
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 3-1
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 5-3
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 4-5
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 5-6
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 1-8
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 4-6
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 6-1
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 4-5
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 4-6
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 1-14
W, 12-1
San Francisco State
W, 13-0
at Chico State
W, 5-4
W, 14-9
Hawaii Pacific
W, 5-3
at San Francisco
L, 9-18
Cal State L.A.
W, 11-0
Cal State L.A.
W, 4-3
Cal State L.A.
L, 0-4
Cal State L.A.
W, 7-0
at Grand Canyon
W, 19-7
at Grand Canyon
L, 1-8
at Grand Canyon
L, 4-8
at Grand Canyon
L, 3-6
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 7-8
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 6-7
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 6-3
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 3-2
W, 14-5
Savannah Coll. of A&D W, 11-3
Savannah Coll. of A&D
W, 6-5
W, 10-3
San Francisco State
W, 10-0
San Francisco State
W, 5-1
W, 6-4
W, 9-3
W, 11-5
at UC Davis
L, 2-3
at UC Davis
L, 3-8
UC Davis
W, 11-10
UC Davis
L, 11-16
Chico State
W, 9-8
Chico State
L, 2-4
at Chico State
L, 11-16
W, 9-4
Cal State Hayward
W, 16-10
Cal State Hayward
W, 13-4
at Chico State
L, 3-5
at CSU Dominguez Hills W, 9-6
L, 2-3
CSU San Bernardino
W, 17-1
CSU San Bernardino
W, 6-2
CSU San Bernardino
L, 2-3
CSU San Bernardino
L, 1-10
CCAA Championship (Chico)
vs UC Riverside
at Chico State
at Chico State
at Chico State
W, 7-4
W, 13-4
L, 9-12
W, 13-8
at Chico State
vs Fort Hays State
vs Mesa State
at Chico State
2000
L, 4-12
W, 15-3
W, 17-13
L, 4-12
CCAA Record: 25-15
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 0-4
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 1-7
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 10-2
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 15-12
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 8-5
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 10-17
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 11-10
California Christian
W, 12-0
California Christian
W, 3-2
at San Francisco
L, 0-7
San Francisco State
W, 8-4
Savannah Coll. of A&D W, 13-0
Savannah Coll. of A&D
W, 7-0
at Cal State L.A.
W, 2-0
YEARLY RESULTS
During his Sonoma State career, Derek
Bell became the school’s all-time leader in
nearly every offensive category.
at Cal State L.A.
W, 11-3
at Cal State L.A.
W, 5-4
at Cal State L.A.
W, 5-4
at Grand Canyon
L, 6-9
at Grand Canyon
W, 9-7
at Grand Canyon
L, 3-14
at Grand Canyon
L, 7-10
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 11-8
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 3-5
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 4-8
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 5-2
San Francisco State
W, 8-6
San Francisco State
W, 9-1
W, 11-7
L, 0-2
Metro State
L, 7-8
W, 19-4
W, 2-1
W, 7-0
W, 8-2
UC Davis
W, 4-3
UC Davis
W, 6-5
UC Davis
W, 11-10
at UC Davis
W, 14-8
at UC Davis
L, 6-8
Hawaii Pacific
W, 5-2
at Chico State
L, 4-8
at Chico State
L, 6-7
Chico State
L, 2-6
Chico State
L, 0-3
Cal State Hayward
W, 8-4
W, 15-4
UC Davis
W, 11-4
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 8-3
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 7-3
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 14-6
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 2-1
at CSU San Bernardino W, 13-9
at UC Davis
L, 2-6
at UC Riverside
L, 1-7
at UC Riverside
L, 7-12
at UC Riverside
L, 4-5
at UC Riverside
L, 2-9
vs Grand Canyon
at Chico State
L, 2-3
L, 4-8
2001
CCAA Record: 29-7
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
at Hawaii Pacific
Cal Poly Pomona
Cal Poly Pomona
Cal Poly Pomona
Cal Poly Pomona
Cal State L.A.
Cal State L.A.
Cal State L.A.
Cal State L.A.
Vanguard
San Francisco State
San Francisco State
Augustana College
Augustana College
at UC Davis
at UC Davis
UC Davis
UC Davis
Chico State
Chico State
at Chico State
W, 9-8
L, 5-15
W, 12-7
W, 7-1
W, 9-8
L, 3-6
L, 9-11
L, 7-10
W, 10-6
W, 17-2
W, 11-9
W, 14-7
W, 5-4
L, 6-9
W, 5-4
L, 3-5
W, 14-2
W, 10-2
L, 8-11
W, 15-4
W, 11-4
W, 8-5
L, 3-4
W, 19-0
W, 13-4
W, 14-5
W, 5-3
W, 7-0
W, 11-5
L, 3-6
W, 24-8
W, 4-2
W, 11-1
W, 5-2
W, 2-0
W, 6-2
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YEARLY RESULTS
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 11-7
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 6-9
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 5-17
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 3-0
St. Martin’s College
W, 8-0
W, 11-0
W, 10-2
Bethany College
W, 9-0
at San Francisco
W, 10-5
at La Verne
W, 7-3
at Biola
W, 13-5
San Francisco State
W, 14-1
San Francisco State
W, 5-2
L, 5-6
W, 15-1
at Chico State
L, 11-18
at Chico State
L, 7-13
Chico State
L, 1-4
Chico State
L, 3-5
Concordia (CA)
W, 9-3
Concordia (CA)
W, 7-1
W, 4-3
vs Cal Poly Pomona
W, 6-0
vs Chico State
W, 10-3
vs Cal Poly Pomona
W, 6-2
vs CS San Bernardino
W, 10-3 UC Davis
W, 6-5
CS San Bernardino
W, 10-3 UC Davis
L, 2-5
NCAA West Regional (San Antonio) at UC Davis
L, 3-7
vs New Mex. Highlands W, 8-1 at UC Davis
L, 5-9
at St. Mary’s (TX)
L, 6-10 Cal Poly Pomona
W, 2-1
vs New Mex. Highlands W, 6-5 Cal Poly Pomona
L, 2-3
W, 10-6 Cal Poly Pomona
L, 5-9
L, 6-10 Cal Poly Pomona
W, 3-1
Biola L, 2-7
Biola W, 7-2
San Francisco State
W, 8-7
at UC San Diego
W, 15-13
at UC San Diego
L, 1-6
CCAA Record: 20-20
at UC San Diego
L, 1-15
Cal State Hayward
W, 4-2 at UC San Diego
W, 7-2
at Hawaii Hilo
W, 5-3 at CSU San Bernardino
W, 5-4
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 1-7
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 1-8
at Hawaii Hilo
L, 3-9
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 9-6 CSU Dominguez Hills W, 17-12
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 7-9 CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 2-1
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 23-3 CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 5-2
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 6-3 CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 2-1
at Chico State
Hawaii Pacific
Hawaii Pacific
Cal Baptist Cal Baptist Biola Biola at UC Davis
at CS Dominguez Hills
UC Davis
CS San Bernardino
CS San Bernardino
CS San Bernardino
CS San Bernardino
UC San Diego
UC San Diego
UC San Diego
UC San Diego
L, 0-1
W, 12-1
W, 10-1
L, 7-10
W, 9-8
W, 5-3
L, 0-3
W, 12-5
W, 5-4
L, 2-4
W, 14-5
W, 4-1
W, 7-5
L, 4-7
W, 2-0
W, 4-2
W, 7-3
W, 15-2
W, 5-4
W, 3-1
W, 13-5
2002
at Cal State L.A.
at Cal State L.A.
at Cal State L.A.
at Cal State L.A.
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
L, 9-11
L, 8-10
W, 17-1
W, 4-1
W, 10-6
L, 3-4
L, 0-3
L, 4-8
2003
CCAA Record: 27-11
at Biola
W, 8-2
at Biola
W, 4-0
W, 4-1
T 10-10
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 15-6
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 9-2
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 8-5
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 11-3
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 1-2
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 6-1
at San Francisco
L, 8-9
at UC Davis
W, 7-1
UC Davis
L, 1-3
UC Davis
W, 5-2
at UC Davis
L, 4-9
Chico State
W, 12-1
Chico State
W, 7-1
at Chico State
L, 2-3
at Chico State
W, 8-0
Cal Baptist
W, 2-1
Cal Baptist
W, 5-4
W, 6-2
San Francisco State
W, 5-4
San Francisco State
W, 6-0
W, 4-3
W, 6-0
at Cal State Stanislaus L, 10-12
W, 4-2
W, 3-2
Vanguard W, 5-2
Vanguard
W, 5-3
UC San Diego
L, 6-9
UC San Diego
L, 1-7
UC San Diego
L, 2-5
UC San Diego
W, 2-1
L, 3-6
L, 5-9
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 5-12
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 7-1
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 8-4
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 13-1
CSU San Bernardino
W, 5-4
CSU San Bernardino
W, 7-3
CS San Bernardino
W, 3-0
CSU San Bernardino
W, 14-10
Biola
W, 1-0
at Grand Canyon
W, 8-4
at Grand Canyon
W, 15-8
at Grand Canyon
W, 5-2
at Grand Canyon
W, 10-3
Cal State L.A.
W, 9-2
Cal State L.A.
L, 3-5
Darren Sack ranks second in school
history in wins, innings pitched, and
strikeouts.
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vs Cal State Stanislaus
vs UC Davis
vs Chico State
W, 2-1
W, 17-4
W, 4-3
NCAA West Regional (Hays, KS)
vs UC Davis
vs Western Oregon
at Fort Hays State
vs UC Davis
L, 8-12
W 10-4
W 4-3
L, 0-5
2004
CCAA Record: 25-15
W, 13-4
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 14-10
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 9-2
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 8-9
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 17-3
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 5-3
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 9-11
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 18-3
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 10-9
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 8-4
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 13-0
at Chico State
L, 12-15
at Chico State
L, 10-13
at UC Davis
L, 7-8
at UC Davis
L, 5-9
UC Davis
L, 2-4
UC Davis
L, 1-2
Western Oregon
L, 3-4
Western Oregon
W, 4-1
Western Oregon
W, 5-3
Western Oregon
L, 0-2
Western Oregon
W, 4-2
Biola
L, 5-6
Biola
L, 1-4
L, 4-7
Chico State
W, 9-4
Chico State
L, 3-4
L, 3-5
San Francisco State
W, 7-1
San Francisco State
W, 4-1
San Francisco State
W, 7-2
San Francisco State
W, 14-2
at UC San Diego
L, 8-9
at UC San Diego
L, 4-9
at UC San Diego
L, 0-14
at UC San Diego
W, 11-4
W, 8-7
W, 3-2
W, 4-1
at Cal State L.A.
W, 12-8
at Cal State L.A.
W, 4-2
at Cal State L.A.
W, 18-15
at Cal State L.A.
W, 6-5
at San Francisco
L, 2-9
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 4-5
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 2-4
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 6-0
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 8-0
San Francisco State
W, 4-2
Grand Canyon
W, 14-4
Grand Canyon
W, 9-0
Grand Canyon
L, 7-8
Grand Canyon
L, 3-6
UC Davis
W, 12-6
at CSU San Bernardino
W, 9-5
at CSU San Bernardino L, 16-19
W, 9-3
CCAA Championship (San Bern.)
vs UC San Diego
vs UC San Diego
vs Chico State
L, 2-6
W, 8-5
W, 6-2
L, 7-8
CCAA Championship (Pueblo, CO)
at Colorado State-Pueblo
vs Mesa State
at Colorado State-Pueblo
vs Chico State
L, 13-3
W, 4-2
W, 6-5
L, 1-4
2005
CCAA Record: 19-19
W, 5-0
San Francisco State
W, 10-9
San Francisco State
W, 4-1
at UC Davis
L, 4-8
W, 6-5
L, 6-9
L, 8-11
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 2-3
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 2-1
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 4-5
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 2-1
at Hawaii Pacific
L, 1-2
at Hawaii Pacific
W, 3-1
at CSU Dominguez Hills L, 7-12
at Chico State
L, 4-8
at Chico State
L, 3-6
at Chico State
L, 3-4
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 0-11
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 6-7
at Cal Poly Pomona
L, 0-5
at Cal Poly Pomona
W, 7-2
W, 9-1
Chico State
L, 3-5
Chico State
L, 2-6
Chico State
W, 1-0
Biola
W, 3-2
Biola
W, 7-4
Biola
L, 4-5
Biola
L, 6-7
L, 3-5
W, 8-3
at Grand Canyon
L, 3-7
at Grand Canyon
L, 5-7
at Grand Canyon
L, 4-6
at Grand Canyon
W, 11-4
at Grand Canyon
L, 5-10
Cal State L.A.
L, 2-6
Cal State L.A.
W, 3-2
Cal State L.A.
W, 5-1
Cal State L.A.
L, 5-6
Cal State East Bay
L, 2-3
CSU San Bernardino
W, 3-1
CSU San Bernardino
L, 1-6
CSU San Bernardino
W, 13-12
CSU San Bernardino
W, 8-6
UC San Diego
W, 7-4
UC San Diego
L, 3-7
UC San Diego
W, 1-0
UC San Diego
L, 1-7
San Francisco State
W, 5-4
L, 5-7
L, 5-6
2006
CCAA Record: 17-15
at Cal State Monterey Bay W, 9-5
at Cal State Monterey BayW, 12-3
at Cal State East Bay
W, 13-10
vs New Mexico Highlands W, 9-0
at Grand Canyon
W, 10-9
at Grand Canyon
L, 11-14
San Francisco State
L, 5-6
Western Oregon
L, 0-8
Western Oregon
W, 7-6
Western Oregon
L, 2-4
Western Oregon
W, 7-3
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 7-6
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 3-6
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 0-1
Cal Poly Pomona
L, 7-12
at UC San Diego
L, 1-2
at UC San Diego
W, 13-10
at UC San Diego
W, 3-2
at UC San Diego
L, 7-11
L, 2-3
W, 10-5
L, 5-14
W, 5-4
L, 4-5
Cal State East Bay
W, 6-5
Biola
L, 6-7
Biola
L, 2-13
San Francisco State
T, 6-6
at Chico State
W, 7-5
at Chico State
L, 1-5
at Chico State
W, 12-9
at Chico State
L, 0-2
San Francisco State
W, 8-7
San Francisco State
L, 2-3
at Cal State L.A.
L, 9-10
at Cal State L.A.
L, 5-6
at Cal State L.A.
W, 9-7
at Cal State L.A.
L, 6-11
W, 9-1
San Francisco State
San Francisco State
2007
L, 5-6
L, 6-8
L, 5-12
W, 6-4
W, 3-1
CCAA Record: 29-7
Cal State Monterey Bay W, 6-1
San Francisco State
W, 11-8
at Grand Canyon
L, 1-4
at Grand Canyon
L, 7-9
at Grand Canyon
W, 4-0
at Grand Canyon
L, 5-15
W, 16-2
W, 2-0
W, 5-4
W, 7-2
UC San Diego
W, 4-2
UC San Diego
W, 6-1
UC San Diego
L, 3-5
UC San Diego
W, 2-0
L, 2-4
W, 9-7
Grand Canyon
W, 2-1
Grand Canyon
W, 3-2
Grand Canyon
W, 5-2
Grand Canyon
W, 4-1
W, 5-3
San Francisco State
San Francisco State
Hawaii Pacific
Hawaii Pacific
Hawaii Pacific
Hawaii Pacific
Hawaii Pacific
Cal State East Bay
San Francisco State
CSU San Bernardino
CSU San Bernardino
CSU San Bernardino
CSU San Bernardino
at Cal Poly Pomona
at Cal Poly Pomona
at Cal Poly Pomona
at Cal Poly Pomona
Cal State L.A.
Cal State L.A.
Cal State L.A.
Cal State L.A.
Chico State
Chico State
at Chico State
at Chico State
W, 7-0
W, 1-0
W, 5-3
W, 14-3
W, 4-2
W, 15-1
W, 10-1
W, 3-1
W, 12-4
W, 15-3
W, 5-4
W, 8-6
W, 5-4
W, 3-0
L, 3-4
W, 16-1
W, 13-9
W, 12-3
W, 10-1
W, 11-0
W, 18-7
L, 6-8
W, 6-2
W, 5-3
W, 4-1
L, 2-3
W, 5-1
L, 14-16
L, 0-3
W, 4-1
vs UC San Diego
vs Chico State
vs UC San Diego
W, 7-6
W, 7-1
W, 15-5
vs Nebraska-Kearney
vs UC San Diego
at Cal State L.A.
L, 7-8
W, 10-3
L, 1-4
CCAA Championship (Los Angeles)
NCAA West Regional (Los Angeles)
YEARLY RESULTS
2008
CCAA Record: 26-8
San Francisco State
W, 22-0
San Francisco State
W, 6-3
Patten
W, 17-0
L, 3-4
W, 13-4
W, 1-0
W, 20-6
College of Idaho
W, 8-5
College of Idaho
W, 14-1
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 6-4
Cal Poly Pomona
W, 7-0
W, 3-2
W, 7-3
W, 9-4
San Francisco State
W, 19-1
San Francisco State
W, 4-1
W, 8-6
W, 8-7
Cal State East Bay
W, 5-1
at Chico State
W, 13-2
at Chico State
W, 8-5
Chico State
L, 2-5
Chico State
L, 4-5
at Cal State L.A.
W, 12-9
at Cal State L.A.
W, 15-11
at Cal State L.A.
at Cal State L.A.
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
at UC San Diego
at UC San Diego
at UC San Diego
at UC San Diego
Chapman
Saint Mary’s (CA)
CSU Dominguez Hills
CSU Dominguez Hills
CSU Dominguez Hills
CSU Dominguez Hills
W, 6-3
L, 7-8
W, 5-1
L, 4-5
W, 9-1
W, 7-1
L, 4-7
W, 13-2
W, 9-6
L, 4-5
W, 7-1
W, 11-2
L, 4-11
L, 0-3
L, 6-8
L, 3-10
L, 2-4
W, 4-1
W, 10-8
W, 9-7
at Chico State
at Chico State
at Chico State
W, 5-1
L, 0-4
W, 13-11
W, 4-3
W, 7-4
vs Nebraska-Kearney
at Chico State
at Chico State
W, 15-2
W, 10-4
W, 13-2
W, 11-4
vs Shippensburg
vs Central Missouri
vs Ouachita Baptist
vs Ouachita Baptist
W, 10-1
W, 6-5
L, 1-2
L, 1-2
NCAA Div. II Champ. (Sauget, IL)
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THE CCAA
The CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION has been one of the nation’s
most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938.
The 11-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal
Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico
State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State and Sonoma State. Additionally, California State University, Monterey Bay has begun its provisional status as a CCAA member. In 2006, Humboldt State departed from the
Great Northwest Athletic Conference and joined the CCAA
These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include
men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s
basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track
& field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.
CCAA members have won 145 NCAA Championships (98 men, 47 women) which is far and away the most
of any Division II conference.
The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa
Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over
the past 68 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC
Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University.
CCAA Office: (925) 472-8299
Commissioner: Robert J. Hiegert
Asst. Commissioner/SWA: Carol Rivera
Asst. Commissioner/Media Relations: Al Barba
Coordinator of Officiating: Dr. Bill White
Dir. of Championships/Marketing: Marissa Parry
PAST CCAA CHAMPIONS
1939 UC Santa Barbara
1941 San Diego State
Fresno State
1948 Pacific
1949 San Jose State
1950 Fresno State
UC Santa Barbara
1951 Fresno State
1954 Fresno State
1955 Fresno State
1956 Fresno State
1959 Fresno State
1961 Fresno State
1962 Fresno State
1963 Cal State L.A.
1964 Long Beach State
1965 Cal State Northridge
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1966 Fresno State
1967 Fresno State
1968 Cal State L.A.
1969 Cal State Fullerton
1974 Cal State Fullerton
1976 Cal Poly Pomona
1977 UC Riverside
1978 none
UC Riverside
1982 UC Riverside
1984 Chapman
1986 Cal State Dominguez Hills
1987 Cal State Dominguez Hills
1989 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
UC Riverside
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
UC Riverside
UC Riverside
Cal State Dominguez Hills
1995 UC Riverside
1996 UC Riverside
1997 Cal State L.A.
1998 Cal State L.A.
1999SONOMA STATE
2000 Chico State
2001SONOMA STATE
2002 Cal State San Bernardino
2003SONOMA STATE
2004 Chico State
2005 UC San Diego
2006 Chico State
2007SONOMA STATE
2008SONOMA STATE
CAL STATE STANISLAUS
Location: Turlock, Calif.
Nickname: Warriors
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Kenny Leonesio
2008 Record: 37-23
2008 Series: Sonoma led 7-3
All-Time Series: Sonoma leads 90-42
www.warriorathletics.com
CSU MONTEREY BAY
OPPONENT INFORMATION
CAL POLY POMONA
Location: Pomona, Calif.
Nickname: Broncos
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Mike Ashman
2008 Record: 16-31
www.broncoathletics.com
CHICO STATE
Location: Seaside, Calif.
Nickname: Otters
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Rich Aldrete
2008 Record: 15-39
www.warriorathletics.com
Location: Chico, Calif.
Nickname: Wildcats
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Dave Taylor
2008 Record: 42-17
All-Time Series: Chico leads 76-63
www.chicowildcats.com
SAN FRANCISCO STATE
CSU SAN BERNARDINO
Location: San Francisco, Calif.
Nickname: Gators
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Tony Dress
2008 Record: 8-46-1
All-Time Series: Sonoma leads 105-37-2
www.sfstategators.com
Location: San Bernardino, Calif.
Nickname: Coyotes
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Don Parnell
2008 Record: 24-26
www.csusbathletics.com
CENTRAL WASHINGTON
CAL STATE EAST BAY
Location: Ellensburg, Wash.
Nickname: Wildcats
Conference: GNAC
Head Coach: Desi Storey
2008 Record: 30-21
2008 Series: Did not play
All-Time Series: First meeting
www.wildcatsports.com
WESTERN OREGON
Location: Monmouth, Ore.
Nickname: Wolves
Conference: GNAC
Head Coach: Jeremiah Robbins
2008 Record: 39-19
2008 Series: Did not play
www.wouwolves.com
Location: Hayward, Calif.
Nickname: Pioneers
Conference: Cal Pac
Head Coach: Dirk Morrison
2008 Record: 28-16
www.csusbathletics.com
CAL STATE L.A.
Location: Los Angeles, Calif.
Nickname: Golden Eagles
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Vince Beringhele
2008 Record: 29-22
www.csulaathletics.com
CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS
Location: Carson, Calif.
Nickname: Toros
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Murphy Su’a
2008 Record: 21-34
All-Time Series: Sonoma leads 29-9-2
www.gotoros.com
UC SAN DIEGO
Location: La Jolla, Calif.
Nickname: Tritons
Conference: CCAA
Head Coach: Dan O’Brien
2008 Record: 43-18
2008 Series: Series tied 2-2
www.gotoros.com
CCAA CHAMPIONS
2008
SERIES HISTORIES
Augustana College.....................................2-0
Bethany College...........................................1-0
Biola University...........................................16-9
Cal Baptist.........................................................3-1
California...........................................................0-1
California Christian......................................2-0
Cal Poly Pomona.................................... 29-24
Cal Poly SLO....................................................1-2
Cal State Dominguez Hills..............29-9-2
Cal State East Bay (Hayward).......... 71-18
Cal State L.A.............................................. 30-17
Cal State Monterey Bay.........................21-0
Cal State Northridge..................................0-2
Cal State San Bernardino.................. 33-10
Cal State Stanislaus............................... 90-42
Central Missouri............................................1-0
Chapman..........................................................0-1
Chico State................................................ 63-76
Colorado State-Pueblo.............................1-1
Concordia .......................................................5-2
Fort Hays State..............................................4-0
George Fox......................................................6-4
Grand Canyon.......................................... 19-21
Hawaii Hilo................................................. 22-13
Hawaii Pacific........................................... 43-30
Idaho, College of..........................................2-0
LaVerne..............................................................6-1
Loyola Marymount.....................................0-1
Lewis & Clark...................................................0-2
Master’s College...................................... 4-0-1
Menlo College............................................14-2
Mesa State........................................................2-0
Metro State......................................................1-1
Nebraska-Kearney.......................................1-1
Nevada-Reno..................................................3-4
New Mexico Highlands...........................3-0
Occidental College.....................................1-0
Oregon...............................................................2-0
Oregon State..................................................1-2
Oregon Tech...................................................2-1
Ouachita Baptist...........................................0-2
Pacific (CA).......................................................3-3
Patten College...............................................5-1
Pomona-Pitzer...............................................1-0
Sacramento State.....................................6-12
Saint Martin’s..................................................3-0
Saint Mary’s (CA)..........................................4-6
Saint Mary’s (TX)...........................................0-1
Santa Clara.......................................................0-1
San Diego State............................................1-1
San Francisco........................................... 14-10
San Francisco State........................105-37-2
San Jose State................................................1-2
Savannah College Art/Design.............4-0
Shippensburg................................................1-0
UC Davis...................................................... 54-56
UC Riverside....................................................1-5
UC Santa Barbara.........................................0-4
UC Santa Cruz................................................2-0
UC San Diego........................................... 21-16
Vanguard University...................................4-2
Warner Pacific................................................2-0
Western Oregon........................................10-8
Westmont .......................................................0-1
Willamette........................................................8-0
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DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
1801 E. Cotati Ave.
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Phone_ _________________________________ 707-664-2521
Fax ____________________________________ 707-664-4104
Website_________________________ sonomaseawolves.com
Director of Athletics_ ________________________ Bill Fusco
Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected]
Associate Athletics Director____________ Brandon Bronzan
Associate Athletics Director/SWA_ _______Yvonne Burbank
Faculty Athletic Representative__________ Dr. Duane Dove
Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: [email protected]
Administrative Analyst____________________Nancy Crosat
Equipment Manager_________________________Willie Lee
Special Events Coordinator_ ______________Megan Catton
Compliance Assistant___________________Marie Supanich
Sports Information Phone___________________ 707-664-2358
Sports Information Fax______________________ 707-664-3291
Sports Information Director____________ Brandon Bronzan
Asst. Sports Info. Director__________________Michael Palia
Athletic Training Phone_____________________ 707-664-2937
Head Athletic Trainer_ _______________________ Dave Orr
Asst. Athletic Trainer________________________ Bo Owens
Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer_ ______________Julie Miller
Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer_ ________ Andrew Simpkins
BILL FUSCO
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Bill Fusco is now in his 12th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State University. Under his leadership, SSU
intercollegiate teams have become a competitive force
since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at
the regional and national level during his tenure.
Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of
changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program,
since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athletics has successfully
moved into the CCAA, initiated the awarding of athletic
scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established
media partnerships and has expanded fund raising
through special events like Bidnight Madness and the Annual Fund Drive of the University
Athletic Association.
Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past President of the NCAA
Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on
the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
(NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Committee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently completed a
term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical
Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Championships Committee.
As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the
Division II Model Athletics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles
of operating a Division II intercollegiate athletic program.
With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served
as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Dominican University of
California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the
University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports
Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leadership
COACHES DIRECTORY
Baseball_ _________________________________John Goelz in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University
and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management.
Men’s Basketball_ ________________________ Pat Fuscaldo
Men’s/Women’s Golf_ _____________________ Val Verhunce
Men’s Soccer__________________________ Marcus Ziemer
Men’s Tennis_______________________ Steve Cunninghame
Softball_________________________________ Jaime Wallin
Volleyball_________________________________Bear Grassl
Women’s Basketball_ ______________________ Mark Rigby
Women’s Cross Country_ ___________________ Mark James
Women’s Soccer________________________ Luke Oberkirch
Women’s Tennis__________________________ Tracey Prince
Women’s Water Polo___________________Coralie Simmons
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Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy and their daughter Marissa (18). Their son
Michael (22) attends Long Beach State University.
YVONNE BURBANK
ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR
COMPLIANCE/SWA
Yvonne Burbank is in her second year as Associate Athletics Director and Compliance Coordinator at Sonoma State
University in 2007-08. A decorated women’s basketball
star at SSU from 1995-99, Yvonne Burbank (then Yvonne
Daily) was a team captain and the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). On the court,
she helped lead the team to an NCAC co-championship
and to back-to-back NCAA regional appearances.
Burbank joined the women’s basketball coaching staff
under Mark Rigby from 1999-2001 before moving on to the University of San Francisco for a
two-year stint on the Dons’ coaching staff. While at USF, Burbank earned her Master’s Degree
in Sports Management. Prior to returning to Sonoma State, Burbank spent three years as
the head girl’s basketball coach at Sonoma Academy in Santa Rosa. She was also an integral
part of the academy’s athletic department, overseeing scheduling, game management, and
revenue generation.
MEDIA INFORMATION
Interview Policy
All interviews with Sonoma State University Athletics
administration, coaching staff members, and/or student-athletes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office. Please contact Assistant Athletics Director
Brandon Bronzan at 707-664-2358. All interviews with
student-athletes will be arranged around their academic
class schedules and/or practice times.
Credential Requests
All requests for media credentials and photography passes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office as
early as possible. Only legitimate requests will be granted.
All Photographers must shoot from the baselines, and
positions are at the judgment of the game’s officials and/
or the Sports Information Office at all times.
Media Services
Sonoma State University Sports Information uses computerized statistics. All working media will receive an
official game program and notes, halftime box score, and
a final game box score, including play-by-play scoring.
BRANDON BRONZAN
ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR
Brandon Bronzan is in his seventh year as
Sports Information Director and first as Associate Athletics Director at Sonoma State
University. Appointed to the Sports Information
Director position in October 2002, Bronzan
oversees publicity and media relations matters concerning the Sonoma State athletic
department. In 2006, Bronzan was promoted
to Assistant Athletics Director where he has
additional responsibilities in the areas of scheduling, event management and website development, especially in the areas of
e-commerce and audio/video streaming.
Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations Assistant
with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the
Sports Information department at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State
University with a B.S. in Business Administration (Management).
Post-Game Results
A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA),
Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publications Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics
All-West Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will serve on the
NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee.
Visiting Radio
A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Cotati with his wife Tiffany and
daughter Olivia.
The Sonoma State Sports Information Office will provide
faxing/e-mailing of the final game box score to media
outlets of opposing teams. Please contact the Sports
Information office with any special requests.
Stations wishing to broadcast games from Seawolf Gym
must make arrangements with the Sports Information
Office as early as possible to reserve space. There are no
phone lines for radio use at soccer, baseball or softball.
Weekly Release
The Sonoma State Sports Information Office produces
a weekly release in .pdf format for all 13 sports that is
posted to the athletics website (www.sonomaseawolves.
com). If you would like to have a sport’s weekly release
e-mailed directly to you, email Brandon Bronzan at [email protected] (be sure to indicate which
sport(s) are being requested).
SPORTS INFORMATION PHONE
(707) 664-2358
SPORTS INFORMATION FAX
(707) 664-3291
MICHAEL PALIA
ASSISTANT SPORTS
INFORMATION DIRECTOR
Michael Palia joins the Sonoma State Sports
Information office in 2008. A recent graduate
of UC Santa Barbara, Palia served as a student
assistant in the Gauchos’ media relations department.
At UCSB, he served as the main contact for
women’s tennis. Michael obtained his degree in
Communication, with a minor in Sport Management. A native of Danville, Palia resides in Rohnert Park.
Student Interns: Kevin Ash, Casey Dias, Gary Day, Eric Jurgensen,
Alex Martin.
BASEBALL CONTACT E-MAIL
[email protected]
www.sonomaseawolves.com
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With a tradition of high academic standards, Sonoma State University offers its 8,000 students
a friendly, safe and informal atmosphere in a beautiful campus setting. The
269-acre campus is one of the most requested in the CSU system
and is located in California’s premier wine country 40
miles north of San Francisco. With 25 percent of its
student body living on campus in both suite and
apartment style campus housing, Sonoma is one
of the most residential campuses within the California State University system. The university offers a
student-centered education focused on personal attention, student support and a dynamic, rewarding
community.
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CORPORATE SPONSORS
Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
would like to thank the following corporate sponsors for their
support of Seawolves Athletics
Diamond Partners
• The Press Democrat
• Sonoma State Enterprises, Inc.
• Wine Country Radio
• International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Local 1551
• National Electrical Contractors Association
Redwood Empire Chapter
• Lunardi Electric
Platinum Partners
• Outback Steakhouse
• Hansel Toyota
• Toyota Motor Corporation
• Hansel Ford
• Ford Motor Corporation
• Hampton Inn & Suites
• Southern Wine & Spirits
• Doubletree Hotel – Sonoma Wine Country
• Barnes & Noble College Booksellers
Gold Partners
• Good Nite Inn
• Clover Stornetta Farms, Inc.
• AT&T Yellow Pages
• Southwest Airlines
• Les Schwab Tire Center
• SSU Alumni Association
• Pepsi
• Exchange Bank
• University Sports Publications, Inc.
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Silver Partners
• Allstate Insurance - Greg Simpkins
• Quizno’s at The Wolf’s Den
• Royal Coach Car Wash- Cotati
• Latitude Island Grill – Rohnert Park
Bronze Partners
• In-N-Out
• Safeway
• US Bank
• Target
• Applebee’s
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car
• Quality Inn Petaluma
• First American Title Co.
• Domino’s Pizza
• Double Decker Lanes
• T&B Sports
• Ameci’s Pizza & Pasta
• Gold Rush Jewelers
• Saturn of Santa Rosa
• Santa Rosa Auto Body
• Juice Shack
• Las Guitarras
• Tres Hombres Long Bar & Grill
• Sheraton Hotel- Petaluma
• El Torito
• Round Table Pizza
• Chili’s
• Port of Subs
For more information on becoming an SSU Athletics
Corporate Partner, contact Bill Fusco at (707) 664-2639.

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