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Stanford To Finish Regular Season Home Slate Versus No. 8 Arizona
Friday-Sunday
Stanford Cardinal (30-19, 10-8 Pac-10) vs. #8 Arizona Wildcats
(34-16, 14-4 Pac-10)
Friday, May 20 (6 pm, PT) – RHP Jeff Gilmore (9-1, 3.13) vs. RHP
John Meloan (8-2, 3.66) Saturday, May 21 (1 pm, PT) – LHP Mark
Romanczuk (5-5, 4.11) vs. RHP Kevin Guyette (9-4, 3.75) Sunday, May
22 (1 pm, PT) – TBA vs. RHP Sean Rierson (3-2, 5.70) LIVE GAME
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or gostanford.com PROMOTIONS Friday, May 20: Town & Country
Fireworks Night | Saturday, May 21: Team Appreciation BBQ | Sunday,
May 22: Fan Appreciation/Senior Day STANFORD-ARIZONA SERIES HISTORY
All-Time Series: Stanford 92-54 2004 Results: Series – Arizona 2-1
(at Arizona, May 15-17) Stanford 11-9, Arizona 19-18, Arizona 11-2
Last Meeting At Stanford: Series – Arizona 2-1 (April 25-27, 2003)
Arizona 4-3, Stanford 10-9, Arizona 11-6 Series Notes: Stanford has
had difficulties with Arizona in the last two years with the
Wildcats taking two-of-three in both the last meeting at Arizona
and on The Farm • Last year, Stanford opened the series with an
11-9 comeback win after allowing five runs in the bottom of the
first but dropped the final two games • The middle contest was one
for the ages with Arizona scoring four times in the bottom of the
ninth for a 19-18 victory after Stanford had taken the lead with a
six-run top of the ninth that included a grandslam by Jed Lowrie,
who finished the game 6-for-6 • The last time the teams met at
Sunken Diamond, Brian Anderson’s solo homer lifted Arizona to a 4-3
win in the opener • In the middle game, Stanford scored eight runs
in the bottom of the eighth for a 10-9 comeback victory but Arizona
took the series with an 11-6 win in the rubber game to end a
Stanford run of 15 consecutive home series victories • Stanford
last won a series against the Wildcats in 2002, taking two-of-three
including a 5-4 win in 18 innings in the opener • Prior to the last
two seasons, Stanford had won 13 straight series over Arizona with
six of the series victories sweeps • Arizona’s last sweep of the
Cardinal came in Tucson from February 26 – March 1, 1993
STANFORD NOTES • Pac-10 Update – Stanford was officially eliminated
from contention to win its third straight title when league-leader
Oregon State improved to 17-4 in the conference with a three-game
sweep at Washington last Friday-Sunday • Stanford currently sits in
sole pos- session of fifth-place in the conference with a 10-8
league mark after winning two-of-three games in its most recent
series versus UCLA (May 13-15), meaning the best record the Car-
dinal could achieve in its 24-game Pac-10 schedule would be a 16-8
mark • Stanford will close out its Pac-10 action with series
against a pair of teams currently ahead of Stanford in the
standings • The Cardinal will host second-place Arizona (14-4
Pac-10) in its final regular season home games this Friday-Sunday
(May 20-22) before traveling to third-place USC (12-6 Pac-10) the
following Friday-Sunday (May 27-29) to complete its 2005 regular
season • Stanford has split its first six conference series with
the three series losses (Oregon State, at Arizona State, at
California) marking first time since 1997 and since the conference
reduced its number of series to eight (from 10) with the Pac-10
North and South Division merger in 1999 that Stanford has lost
three series in a season • Stanford is currently 5.5 games behind
Oregon State • Arizona State (11-7) is in fourth-place one game
ahead of the Cardinal • California (11-10 Pac-10), Washington (7-11
Pac-10), UCLA (2-16 Pac-10) and Washington State (0-18 Pac-10) all
trail Stanford • Stanford has won at least a share of a Pac-10 or
Pac-10 Southern Division title in six of the last eight years and
has picked
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SCHEDULE/RESULTS 30-19, 10-8 (PAC-10), 21-8 (H), 9-11 (A)
Date Day Opponent (TV) Result/Time JANUARY 28 Fri. Fresno State
ppd., weather 29 Sat. Fresno State W, 12-1 30 Sun. Fresno State -
DH Game 1 W, 7-0 30 Sun. Fresno State - DH Game 2 W, 8-4 FEBRUARY 4
Fri. at #3 Cal State Fullerton L, 3-5 5 Sat. at #3 Cal State
Fullerton L, 3-4 6 Sun. at #3 Cal State Fullerton W, 15-10 11 Fri.
Kansas ppd., rain 12 Sat. Kansas - DH Game 1 W, 7-3 12 Sat. Kansas
- DH Game 2 W, 9-2 13 Sun. Kansas W, 7-6 18 Fri. at #4 Texas L, 4-6
19 Sat. at #4 Texas L, 7-8 20 Sun. at #4 Texas L, 4-5 25 Fri. #22
USC W, 6-0 26 Sat. #22 USC W, 4-3 27 Sun. #22 USC L, 2-8 MARCH 4
Fri. California ppd., rain 5 Sat. California W, 10-3 6 Sun.
California - DH Game 1 W, 3-2 6 Sun. California - DH Game 2 L, 4-10
19 Sat. Pacific ppd., rain 20 Sun. at Pacific W, 9-6 22 Tue. at San
Jose State ppd., rain 24 Thu. Pacific W, 6-1 25 Fri. Sacramento
State L, 3-4 26 Sat. at Sacramento State W, 8-2 29 Tue. Pacific L,
0-2 (10) APRIL 1 Fri. at Washington State* W, 14-5 2 Sat. at
Washington State* W, 11-4 3 Sun. at Washington State* W, 8-6 5 Tue.
Santa Clara W, 7-6 8 Fri. #16 Oregon State* ppd., rain 9 Sat. #16
Oregon State* - DH Game 1 L, 7-9 9 Sat. #16 Oregon State* - DH Game
2 L, 10-11 10 Sun. #16 Oregon State* W, 4-3 12 Tue. San Francisco
W, 7-1 15 Fri. at Arizona State (AZ-TV)* L, 2-9 16 Sat. at Arizona
State (AZ-TV)* L, 5-6 17 Sun. at Arizona State* L, 9-10 19 Tue. San
Jose State W, 8-2 22 Fri. Washington (FSN)*! W, 2-1 23 Sat.
Washington* W, 10-6 24 Sun. Washington* W, 6-3 26 Tue. Santa Clara
L, 5-7 MAY 2 Mon. at UC Davis W, 8-0 3 Tue. at Nevada W, 13-0 6
Fri. at California* W, 7-5 7 Sat. at California* L, 1-2 (11) 8 Sun.
at California* ppd., weather 9 Mon. at California* L, 5-9 10 Tue.
at Santa Clara L, 5-6 (12) 13 Fri. UCLA* W, 3-2 14 Sat. UCLA* L,
3-4 15 Sun. UCLA* W, 11-1 17 Tue. Saint Mary's W, 10-0 20 Fri. #8
Arizona (CSTV)* 6 pm 21 Sat. #8 Arizona* 1 pm 22 Sun. #8 Arizona* 1
pm 27 Fri. at #21 USC* 7 pm 28 Sat. at #21 USC* 2 pm 29 Sun. at #21
USC* 1 pm JUNE 3-6 F-M NCAA Regionals• TBA 10-13 F-M NCAA Super
Regionals+ TBA 17-27 F-M at College World Series^ TBA *Pac-10 Game;
•NCAA Regionals at TBA; +NCAA Super Regionals at TBA; ^College
World Series at Omaha, NE; All Times Pacific Unless Noted; !Tape
Delayed; All Home Games In Bold At Sunken Diamond; Rankings by
Baseball America are current or at time of meeting if game has been
played
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up a total of 20 conference titles in school history • The Cardinal
has finished either first or second in the prestigious Pac-10 a
total of 22 times in the last 24 seasons with the club not
finishing out of the top two since a sixth-place showing in 1993 •
Stanford was picked in a preseason poll of the Pac-10 coaches to
win the conference title again in 2005 • Intriguing Matchup With
Arizona – Stanford next series against Arizona will present an
intriguing matchup between a Stanford pitching staff that has a
1.81 ERA in its last 10 games against an Arizona lineup that has
scored has 12 or more runs in five of its last seven games • For
the season, Stanford’s pitching staff ranks second in the Pac-10
with a 3.67 ERA, while Arizona’s offense leads the conference in
both runs per game (8.8) and batting average (.334) as well as
several other categories • Home Sweet Home – Stanford is 21-8 at
home this season, including nine wins in its last 11 games at
Sunken Diamond • Stanford is also 61-14 overall (.813) in its last
75 games on The Farm • Winners – Stanford reached the 30-win mark
and assure itself of a winning campaign for the 12th straight
season with a victory in its most recent game versus Saint Mary’s
(May 17) • Stanford has actually now had winning campaigns in 40 of
the last 41 years and 57 of the past 59 • The Cardinal has also won
40 or more games in a school record 10 consecutive campaigns •
Stanford Unranked For First Time Since 1993 – Stanford dropped out
of the Baseball America rankings for the first time since the final
poll of the 1993 season this Mon- day (a span of 227 consecutive
polls) after going just 2-3 in five games last week • Stanford is
still ranked No. 22 in the Sports Weekly/ESPN poll, moving down one
slot • Stanford is No. 29 (-1) on this week’s NCBWA list and is
unranked by Collegiate Baseball • Stanford has been ranked No. 1 in
the Baseball America poll at some point during seven of the last
eight campaigns prior to this season but has not reached the top in
2005 with No. 6 the highest ranking the Cardinal has attained •
Tulane held onto its top spot in the Collegiate Baseball, Sports
Weekly/ESPN and NCBWA polls, while Cal State Fullerton retained its
No. 1 ranking in the Baseball America rankings • This Week’s
Remaining Opponents – (Arizona) The Wildcats are ranked eighth in
the nation by Baseball America with a 34-16 overall record and
coming off a huge series in which they won two-of-three at local
rival Arizona State last Saturday-Monday • Arizona, winners of
seven of its last eight games overall, are currently 1.5 games
behind Pac-10 leader Oregon State with a 14-4 conference mark but
even in the loss column with the 17-4 Beavers • Arizona leads the
Pac-10 in several offensive categories, including batting average
(.334), runs per game (8.8), doubles (135) and triples (38) • The
team’s dominant offense has helped compensate for a pitching staff
(4.29 ERA, #5 Pac-10) and defense (.968, #6 Pac-10) that are in the
middle of the Pac-10 stat rankings • 2004 Stanford vs. Arizona –
(May 15 – Stanford 11, at Arizona 9) Stanford gave up five runs in
the bottom of the first inning but rallied for an 11-9 victory in
the series- opener. Brian Hall (2-4, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI, SB) drove in
three runs with a key third inning triple, while Danny Putnam was
3-for-5 with an RBI and Chris Lewis hit the game’s only home run.
Mark Romanczuk picked up the victory on the mound, while David
O’Hagan earned a save. Richard Mercado was 3-for-3 with a double
for the Wildcats • (May 16 – at Arizona 19, Stanford 18) John Hardy
drew a bases loaded walk on a 3-2 pitch with no outs in the bottom
of the ninth inning to bring home pinch-runner Terrence Taylor with
the game- winning run and give Arizona an unbelievable
heartbreaking 19-18 victory over Stanford. Stanford had taken an
18-15 lead with six runs in the top of the ninth as Jed Lowrie hit
his first career grandslam to put the Cardinal ahead. Lowrie
finished the game 6-for-6 with five RBI (career-bests) and three
doubles (tied career-high). Stanford homered seven times in the
game with Chris Carter going deep twice, while John Mayberry, Jr.,
Danny Putnam, Donny Lucy and Sam Fuld also had longballs • (May 17
– at Arizona 11, Stanford 2) Arizona rolled to an 11-2 victory in
the rubber game of the series as winning pitcher John Meloan
allowed just two runs while spreading out 10 hits and three walks
with seven strikeouts over the first 8.0 innings • Chris Carter
(4-4, RBI) picked up the first four-hit game of his career for the
Cardinal • Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s – (May 17, 2005 – at Stanford
10, Saint Mary’s 0) Stanford rolled to a 10-0 win over Saint Mary’s
to assure its 12th straight winning season and 57th in the last 59
years. Four Stanford pitchers – Greg Reynolds, Erik Davis, Nolan
Gallagher and Matt Manship – combined on a shutout, striking out 14
batters without al- lowing a walk and giving up just four hits.
Chris Minaker (3-5, 2B, 2 RBI) and Adam Sorgi (3-5, 2B) had three
hits each to lead the Cardinal offense
PAC-10 STANDINGS (THRU 5/19/05)
Team Pac-10 GB Overall Oregon State 17-4 --- 39-8 Arizona 14-4 1.5
34-16 USC 12-6 3.5 33-16 Arizona State 11-7 4.5 30-20 Stanford 10-8
5.5 30-19 California 11-10 6.0 32-21 Washington 7-11 8.5 28-21 UCLA
2-16 13.5 13-36 Washington State 0-18 15.5 20-32
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE/RESULTS
Monday, May 16 #8 ARIZONA 18, at #17 ARIZONA STATE 1*
Tuesday, May 17 #3 OREGON STATE at Portland (ppd., rain) at
STANFORD 10, Saint Mary's 0 Loyola Marymount 6, at UCLA 1 at Notre
Dame 13, USC 6 at WASHINGTON 4, Lewis-Clark State 2
Wednesday, May 18 USC 9, at Notre Dame 3
Friday, May 20 #8 ARIZONA at STANFORD (6 pm, PT) -- CSTV* #17
ARIZONA STATE at WASHINGTON (6:30 pm, PT)* #21 USC at #3 OREGON
STATE (5 pm, PT)* UCLA at WASHINGTON STATE (6 pm, PT)*
Saturday, May 21 #8 ARIZONA at STANFORD (1 pm, PT)* #17 ARIZONA
STATE at WASHINGTON (1 pm, PT)* #21 USC at #3 OREGON STATE (1 pm,
PT)* UCLA at WASHINGTON STATE (1 pm, PT)*
Sunday, May 22 #8 ARIZONA at STANFORD (1 pm, PT)* #17 ARIZONA STATE
at WASHINGTON (1 pm, PT)* #21 USC at #3 OREGON STATE (12 pm, PT)*
UCLA at WASHINGTON STATE (12 pm, PT)* *Pac-10 Game
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
Monday, May 9 at CALIFORNIA 9, #21 STANFORD 5* Sacramento State 6,
at WASHINGTON STATE 5
Tuesday, May 10 CALIFORNIA 5, at San Jose State 3 at Santa Clara
12, #21 STANFORD 5 (12) UCLA 11, at UC Irvine 1 at Portland 7,
WASHINGTON 4
Wednesday, May 11 Lewis-Clark State 9, at WASHINGTON STATE 5
Friday, May 13 #3 OREGON STATE 7, at WASHINGTON 0* at #21 STANFORD
3, UCLA 2* at #24 USC 9, WASHINGTON STATE 1*
Saturday, May 14 at #18 ARIZONA STATE 6, #8 ARIZONA 2 -- AZ-TV* #3
OREGON STATE 7, at WASHINGTON 4* UCLA 4, at #21 STANFORD 3* at #24
USC 15, WASHINGTON STATE 3*
Sunday, May 15 #8 ARIZONA 16, at #18 ARIZONA STATE 7 -- AZ-TV* #3
OREGON STATE 3, at WASHINGTON 1 (10 inn.)* at #21 STANFORD 11, UCLA
1* at #24 USC 7, WASHINGTON STATE 2* *Pac-10 Game
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• Last Series vs. UCLA – (May 13, 2005 – at Stanford 3, UCLA 2)
John Hester doubled home John Mayberry, Jr. with two outs in the
bottom of the ninth inning to cap a dramatic three-run rally and
lift Stanford to a 3-2 victory. Jeff Gilmore allowed just two runs
in a complete game seven-hitter • (May 14, 2005 – UCLA 4, at
Stanford 3) UCLA held off a late Stanford rally in a 4-3 upset
victory over the Cardinal. Stanford put the tying run at third base
and the winning run on second with one out in the bottom of the
ninth but could not score. UCLA trailed 2-1 before scoring three
unearned runs in the top of the seventh • (May 15, 2005 – at
Stanford 11, UCLA 1) Stanford cruised to an 11-1 victory over UCLA
in the deciding game of the series. Jed Lowrie (3-5, 2B, 3 RBI, SB)
led the Cardinal offense, while Ryan Seawell hit his first
collegiate homer with a three-run blast as a pinch-hitter in the
bottom of the eight. Stanford starter Matt Leva earned the victory,
giving up just one run and two hits over a season-high-tying 6.1
innings • Stanford Starts New Series Streak At Sunken Diamond –
Stanford has now won two consecutive series at Sunken Diamond,
sweeping Washington (April 22-24) and taking two-of-three from UCLA
(May 13-15) • The Cardinal had won 14 straight regular season home
series before Oregon State took two-of-three at Sunken Diamond on
April 9-10 • Pitching Staff Continues Hot Stretch – Stanford’s
pitching staff has allowed just 19 earned runs in its last 94.1
innings of work over 10 games for a 1.81 ERA during the run • The
recent stretch of excellent pitching has lowered the team’s ERA to
3.67, marking the lowest it has been this season since it stood at
3.62 following a game against Santa Clara on April 5 • The 10-game
stretch was highlighted by a string of 37.0 consecutive innings
without giving up an earned run from April 26 – May 7, a streak
that started with the final inning of a game versus Santa Clara on
April 26 and lasted through the ninth inning of Stanford’s games at
California on May 7 • Stanford has three of its five shutouts this
season during the span, posting back-to-back blankings at UC Davis
(May 2) and Nevada (May 3) before shutting out Saint Mary’s (May
10) in its most recent contest • The back-to-back shutouts marked
the first time Stanford had accomplished the feat holding San Jose
State and UCLA scoreless in two straight games on April 23 and 26,
1996 • Stanford’s 3.67 ERA would be the third-lowest the team has
recorded in the last 28 seasons (1978 – 2005) • Stanford is also
attempting to record a team ERA under 4.00 for the fourth time in
the past six seasons • Month Of May – Stanford has traditionally
played some of its best baseball in May • The Cardinal is 82-22
(.788) in May games since the Pac-10 North and South Divisions
merged prior to the 1999 campaign • Stanford is 6-4 in its first 10
May contests this season • Head Coach Mark Marquess 15th On
All-Time Win List – Head coach Mark Marquess, in his 29th season at
the helm of the Stanford program, is now in 15th place on the
all-time win list with career record of 1220-584-5 (.676) • On
March 5, 2005, he became just the 16th NCAA Division I head coach
to reach the 1200-career win mark when Stanford defeated California
by a score of 10-3 at Sunken Diamond • He is also currently ranked
eighth among active Division I coaches in wins with all of them
coming at Stanford • Jeff Gilmore – Jeff Gilmore has turned into
the team’s top starter this season, leading the squad (#3T Pac-10,
#27T NCAA) in wins with a 9-1 record • Also has posted a 3.13 ERA
(#6 Pac-10) and a .230 opponents’ batting average (#8 Pac-10) that
are both the lowest among Stanford pitchers that have pitched at
least one inning per team game played • Also paces the club in
innings pitched (95.0, #4 Pac-10), while co-leading the team in
complete games (2) and starts (14, #4T Pac-10), and ranking second
in strikeouts (69) • Has allowed just three earned runs in 28.0
innings of work (0.96 ERA) and tossed both of his complete games
this season since moving into the role of No. 1 starter on April 22
• Earned his first career Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week selection on
May 10 after going 2-0 without giving up an earned run in 10.0
innings for the week of May 2-9 • Ranks fifth on Stanford’s
all-time won-loss percentage list (.864) with a 19-3 career record
• Jed Lowrie – Stanford’s National Player of the Year candidate
(USA Baseball Golden Spikes Watch List, Wallace Award Watch List)
and First Team Preseason All-American has put up solid offensive
numbers this season, leading the team in homers (12, #4 Pac-10),
RBI (58, #4 Pac-10, #29T NCAA), batting average (.328), slugging
percentage (.612, #7 Pac-10), total bases (112, #10 Pac-10),
sacrifice flies (10, #1 Pac-10), walks (35, #4T Pac-10) and
multiple-RBI games (17) • Defensively, he has made just four errors
in 241 chances for a .983 fielding percentage while ranking second
on the team in both assists (141, #5 Pac-10) and fielding double
plays (37, #7T Pac-10)
HONORS
JEFF GILMORE *Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week (May 10)
JED LOWRIE *BA First Team Preseason All-American *BA College Player
of the Year Watch List *BA Second Team Midseason All-American *CB
First Team Preseason All-American *CBF Wallace Award Watch List
*NCBWA First Team Preseason All-American *Pac-10 Player of the Week
(April 5) *USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Watch List
JOHN MAYBERRY, JR. *BA Second Team Preseason All-American *BA
College Player of the Year Watch List *CB First Team Preseason
All-American *CBF Wallace Award Watch List *NCBWA First Team
Preseason All-American
CHRIS MINAKER *ESPNM District 8 All-Academic First Team
MARK ROMANCZUK *CB Second Team Preseason All-American *CBF Wallace
Award Watch List *ESPNM District 8 All-Academic Second Team *NCBWA
Second Team Preseason All-American *Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week
(March 8) *Roger Clemens Award Watch List
ABCA - American Baseball Coaches Association BA - Baseball America
CB - Collegiate Baseball CBF - College Baseball Foundation CBI -
College Baseball Insider.com ESPNM - ESPN The Magazine LS -
Louisville Slugger NCBWA - National Collegiate Baseball Writers
Association SW - Sports Weekly
STATISTICAL RANKINGS
TEAM
Fielding (.978), Fewest Offensive Strikeouts (265), Fewest
Sacrifice Flies Allowed (9), Fewest Errors (40), Fewest Steal
Attempts Against (45, co-leader), Fewest Passed Balls (1)
INDIVIDUAL
STANFORD'S NCAA STATS (ALL GAMES - THRU 5/15/05)
TEAM
Jeff Gilmore - Wins (9, #27T) Jed Lowrie - RBI (57, #29T)
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• John Mayberry, Jr. – Stanford’s First Team Preseason All-American
paces the club in multiple-hit games (20), while ranking second in
homers (6), RBI (47, #8 Pac-10), doubles (16, #6T Pac-10) and
multiple-RBI contests (13), as well as tied for second in hits (60)
• Defensively, he has made just two errors in 473 defensive chances
(#4 Pac-10) for a .996 fielding percentage (#10 Pac-10) • Mayberry
also leads the team in putouts (447, #3 Pac-10) and fielding double
plays (41, #4 Pac-10) • Jim Rapoport – Leads the team with a .432
on-base percentage, 11 stolen bases (#10T Pac-10) and six sacrifice
bunts (6, #7T Pac-10), while ranking second in batting average
(.328, #7 Pac-10) and walks (31) • Walked a career-high and
team-season-high five times that was one shy of the NCAA
single-game record at UC Davis (May 2) • Raised his average 168
points from .224 to a season-high .392 during a stretch in which he
hit safely in 19 of 20 games from February 27 – April 17, including
a career-high and team season-high 13-game hit streak from March 26
– April 17 (.521, 25-48) • Mark Romanczuk – Has allowed just two
earned runs in his last 20.1 innings of work, posting a 5-5 record
and a 4.11 ERA on the season while pacing the team in strikeouts
(71) • Also co-leads the squad in complete games (2) and starts
(14, #4T Pac-10), while ranking second in innings pitched (92.0, #5
Pac-10) • Has won 28 career games at Stanford (28-9), good for a
sixth-place tie on the school’s all-time win list with Bruce
Mignano (1979-82) • On the Roger Clemens Award Watch list for the
award given annually to the nation’s top pitcher • Adam Sorgi –
Paces the club with 63 hits, while co-leading the team with a pair
of triples • Ranks second on the squad in runs scored (44) and
sacrifice flies (7, #2 Pac-10), as well as third in RBI (34) and
walks (26) • Posted a career-high 11-game hit streak (21-45, .467,
13 RBI) from April 17 – May 9 • Blake Holler – Has developed into
one of Stanford’s top relievers, posting a 6-2 record and a 2.83
earned run average to rank second on the club in both victories and
ERA • Tied for second on the team with 18 appearances and has a
9.25 strikeout per nine innings ratio that is second on the club •
Has allowed just one earned run in his last 13.2 innings of work •
Matt Manship – Has a 2-0 record with team-lows in both ERA (0.99)
and opponents’ batting average (.227) • Had been charged with only
one run in his first 23.1 innings of work before allowing two runs
at Santa Clara (May 10) but returned with a scoreless inning in his
most recent outing versus Saint Mary’s (May 17) • Has also recorded
a team-high-tying three saves and has 15 in his career, good for a
tie for fourth-place on Stanford’s all-time list • Outstanding
Defense – Stanford has played errorless baseball in 22 of its 49
contests this season and has a .978 fielding percentage that ranks
second in the nation and leads the Pac-10 • Stanford’s current .978
mark is also one percentage point ahead of the school record pace
of .977 set by the 2001 club • Stanford has also played outstanding
defense in the five seasons prior to 2005 with five of its top
seven team fielding percentages recorded during the period •
Offensive Struggles – Stanford’s team batting average currently
stands at .289, which is 18 points below the lowest mark the
Cardinal has had in any of the previous nine seasons • Stanford’s
current 6.6 run per game average is down 1.7 runs from last
season’s final average, when the Cardinal scored 8.3 runs per
contest • Stanford has managed to score a combined 21 runs in its
last two games with an 11-1 win over UCLA (May 15) and a 10-0
victory against Saint Mary’s (May 17), marking only the second time
this season that the Cardinal has scored 10 or more runs in
back-to-back games • Stanford has yet to reach double figures in
runs for three consecutive contests this year • Comeback Kids –
Stanford has come from behind in 12 of its 30 victories this season
• The club’s biggest comeback win (turning a 6-0 deficit into a 7-6
victory) came against Santa Clara on April 5, while its most
dramatic was its most recent come-from-behind victory when the
Cardinal scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth for a 3-2 win
over UCLA (May 13) • Stanford has also trailed at one point in
victories over Fresno State (January 29, January 30 – Game 2),
Kansas (February 12), USC (February 26), California (March 5),
Pacific (March 20), Washington State (April 3), Oregon State (April
10) and Washington (April 22, 23) • Soggy Season – Stanford has had
eight games postponed due to wet weather conditions this season •
The weather has moved back contests versus Fresno State (January
28), Kansas (February 11), California (February 25), Pacific (March
19), San Jose State (March 22), Oregon State (April 8), Washington
(April 23, start delayed five hours) and California (May 8) • The
Cardinal made up the first four games as part of doubleheaders,
while playing the Pacific contest on March 24 and the second
California postponement on May 9 • The San Jose State rainout has
not been rescheduled yet • Four In A Row – Stanford has put
together three win streaks of four games this season but has yet to
win five straight contests • The Cardinal won four in a row from
February 6-13, April 1-5 and April 19-24 • Tough Time In Close Ones
– Stanford has lost 15 of its 19 games this season by two runs or
less • The Cardinal is 7-10 in one-run games and 2-5 in two-run
contests for a record of just 9-15 in games decided by two runs or
fewer • Day And Night – Stanford has fared much better in day games
than night contests this season, going 21-11 in day games and 9-8
at night • Same Starters – Stanford has had five players – Jed
Lowrie (2B), Chris Lewis (LF/RF), John Mayberry, Jr. (1B), Chris
Minaker (SS), Adam Sorgi (3B) -- start all 49 games this season •
John Hester (C) and Michael Taylor (RF) have started 48 contests,
while Jim Rapoport (CF) has been in the starting lineup on 47
occasions • All of the players except for Lewis (48 LF, 1 RF) have
made every one of their starts at the same position • Mayberry and
Minaker have played every inning at their respective spots • Omaha
– Stanford has captured two national titles (1987, 1988) and
advanced to the College World Series 15 times, including 13 ap-
pearances in the last 23 years and for a school record five
consecutive seasons from 1999-2003 • Bay Area Boys – Stanford has
an unusually high number of local products on its 2005 team this
season with eight players from the Bay Area donning a Cardinal
uniform (Erik Davis, Mountain View/Mountain View HS • Darren
Gemoll, San Jose/Leland HS • Zach Gianos, Menlo Park/Menlo-Atherton
HS • Cameron Matthews, Mountain View/Los Altos HS • Rex Petrill,
Los Altos/St. Francis HS • Greg Reynolds, Pacifica/Terra Nova HS •
Ryan Seawell, Menlo Park/Menlo School • David Stringer, Palo
Alto/Palo Alto HS)
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POSITION PLAYER NOTES (AVG.-HR-RBI-SB)
• Joe Ayers (#16, SO., INF, R/R • .000-0-0-0) – Hitless in his only
at bat Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last Series vs. UCLA: DNP
Current Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career:
.000 (0-1) 0-0-0 Career/Season-Highs: AB – 1 • R – 0 • H – 0 • HR –
0 • RBI – 0 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 0 Individual Game Notes 1/29
vs. Fresno State – Struck out in his first collegiate at bat and
debut with the Cardinal
• Jeff Boes (#11, FR., C, R/R • .250-0-2-0) – Has a .250 batting
average and two RBI in six games played • Made his first collegiate
start at Santa Clara (May 10) Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last
Series vs. UCLA: DNP Current Hit Streak: 1 (5/10) Career vs.
Arizona: Has not played Career: .250 (3-12) 0-2-0
Career/Season-Highs: AB – 4 • R – 1 • H – 1 • HR – 0 • RBI – 1 • SB
– 0 • Hit Streak – 1 Individual Game Notes 5/10 at Santa Clara –
First collegiate start • 2/18 at Texas – Pinch-hit single • 2/12
vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – Walked in first collegiate at bat and had RBI
single in his next
• Josh Corn (#23, SO., C/OF, R/R • .000-0-0-0) – Has not played
Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last Series vs. UCLA: DNP Current
Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: Has not played
Career/Season-Highs: AB – 0 • R – 0 • H – 0 • HR – 0 • RBI – 0 • SB
– 0 • Hit Streak – 0 Career: Has not played
• Brendan Domaracki (#14, FR., OF, L/R • .198-1-13-2) – Has played
in 40 games, hitting .198 with two doubles, a triple, a homer, 13
RBI, 12 walks and two stolen bases Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP
Last Series vs. UCLA: .000 (0-4) 0-0-0 Current Hit Streak: 1 (5/10)
Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career: .198 (1-13-2)
Career/Season-Highs: AB – 5 • R – 1 • H – 2 • HR – 1 • RBI – 2 • SB
– 1 • Hit Streak – 2 Individual Game Notes 5/2 at UC Davis – 2-5, 2
RBI • 4/19 vs. San Jose State – HR, 2 RBI • 4/12 vs. San Francisco
– 2-4, 2B, 2 RBI • 4/5 vs. Santa Clara – 2-2, 3B, RBI … first
career triple in bottom of seventh scored Michael Taylor with
eventual game-winning run in 7-6 comeback win … 3/24 vs. Pacific –
2-4, RBI … first career two-hit game • 3/5 vs. California – 2 RBI
... first career multiple-RBI games • 2/20 at Texas – First
collegiate RBI • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – Second pinch-hit of
season • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – First collegiate hit as
pinch- hitter in eighth inning • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) –
First collegiate start and run scored • 1/29 vs. Fresno State –
Collegiate debut
• Darren Gemoll (#7, FR., INF/OF, B/L • .000-0-0-0) – Has three
pinch-running appearances Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last
Series vs. UCLA: DNP Current Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona:
.000 (0-0) 0-0-0 Career: .000 (0-0) 0-0-0 Career/Season-Highs: AB –
0 • R – 0 • H – 0 • HR – 0 • RBI – 0 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 0
Individual Game Notes 2/5 at Cal State Fullerton – Collegiate debut
as a pinch-runner
• Zach Gianos (#1, SO., OF/INF, R/R • .000-0-0-0) – Has not played
Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last Series vs. UCLA: DNP Current
Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career: Has not
played Career/Season-Highs: AB – 0 • R – 0 • H – 0 • HR – 0 • RBI –
0 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 0
• John Hester (#17, JR., C, R/R • .289-5-35-5) – Has started 48 of
the team’s 49 games behind the plate this season and played every
inning in each of those 48 starts • Ranks third on the team with 35
RBI and tied for third with five homers, while adding a .288
batting average, 10 doubles, a triple and five stolen bases • Has
16 multiple-hit games and eight contests with two or more RBI •
Second on the club with 32 strikeouts • Has been hit by a team-high
nine pitches • Posted a career-high eight-game hit streak from
April 1-12, going 13-for-32 (.406) during the run and then put
together a seven-game hit streak from April 23 – May 7 (10-30,
.300) • Has hit safely in 11 of his last 12 contests (April 23 –
May 17) Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: 1-3, 2 RBI, SB, SF Last Series
vs. UCLA: .273 (3-11) 0-2-0 Current Hit Streak: 4 (5/13 – 5/17)
Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career: .278 (65-234) 6-43-7
Career-Highs: AB – 5 • R – 2 • H – 3 • HR – 1 • RBI – 3 • SB – 1 •
Hit Streak – 8 Season-Highs: AB – 5 • R – 2 • H – 3 • HR – 1 • RBI
– 3 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 8 Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint
Mary’s – 2 RBI • 5/13 vs. UCLA – Doubled with two outs in the
bottom of the ninth to drive home John Mayberry, Jr. with the
winning run in a 3-2 Stanford victory, capping Stanford’s three-run
ninth • 5/6 at California – HR • 5/3 at Nevada – 2-4, HR, 3 RBI …
career-high-tying RBI • 4/24 vs. Washington – 2-4, 2B, HR, RBI •
4/23 vs. Wash- ington – 2-4, 2B • 4/17 at Arizona State – 2-5, RBI
• 4/10 vs. Oregon State – 2-3, 2B • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 2) –
2-2, HR, 3 RBI … career-high-tying RBI • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm.
1) – 2-5, RBI • 4/2 at Washington State – 2-5, RBI • 4/1 at
Washington State – 2-5, RBI • 3/24 at Pacific – HR, RBI … first
homer of season • 3/20 at Pacific – 2-4, RBI • 2/27 vs. USC – 2-5 •
2/19 at Texas – 2-5, 2 RBI • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – 2B, 2 RBI •
2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 1) – 3-4, 2B, 2 RBI, SB ... career-high-tying
hits • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – 2-4, SF, 3 RBI ...
career-high-tying RBI • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – 3-5, 2 2B,
RBI, SB, 12 PO ... career-high-tying hits ... career-high putouts •
1/29 vs. Fresno State – 3-5, 2B, 2 RBI ... career-high-tying
hits
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• Brian Juhl (#5, FR., C, B/R • .000-0-0-0) – Has struck out in his
only at bat Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last Series vs. UCLA:
DNP Current Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: Has not played
Career: .000 (0-1) 0-0-0 Career/Season-Highs: AB – 1 • R – 0 • H –
0 • HR – 0 • RBI – 0 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 0 Individual Game
Notes 4/5 vs. Santa Clara – Made his collegiate debut
• Ryan Kissick (#3, SO., OF/INF, R/R • .000-0-0-0) – Has not played
Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last Series vs. UCLA: DNP Current
Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career: Has not
played Career/Season-Highs: AB – 0 • R – 0 • H – 0 • HR – 0 • RBI –
0 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 0
• Chris Lewis (#8, JR., INF/OF, R/R • .267-5-27-2) – Tied for third
on the club with five homers, including his first career grandslam
• Has added a .267 batting average, eight doubles, 27 RBI and two
stolen bases • Hit .408 (11-27) during a career-high seven-game hit
streak (February 19 – March 6, Gm. 1) and 8-for-19 (.421) during a
six-game run from March 29 – April 9, Game 1 • Has multiple-hit
contests in three of his last five games Last Game vs. Saint
Mary’s: 1-4 Last Series vs. UCLA: .364 (4-11) 0-1-1 Current Hit
Streak: 3 (5/14 – 5/17) Career vs. Arizona: .143 (1-7) 1-2-0
Career: .238 (68-286) 10-44-3 Career-Highs: AB – 6 • R – 3 • H – 3
• HR – 2 • RBI – 4 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 7 Season-Highs: AB – 6 •
R – 3 • H – 3 • HR – 2 • RBI – 4 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 7
Individual Game Notes 5/15 vs. UCLA – 2-4, 2B, RBI • 5/14 vs. UCLA
– 2-4, SB • 5/10 vs. Santa Clara – 2-6, 2B • 4/22 vs. Washington –
Had a key leadoff single and scored a run to spark a two-run
Stanford sixth inning in a 2-1 win • 4/16 at Arizona State – 2-4,
2B, RBI • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 1) – 2-4, HR, 4 RBI … first
career grandslam • 4/3 at Washington State – 2-5, 2 2B, RBI … first
career two double game • 4/1 at Washington State – 2-3, 2B, 2 RBI …
career-high-tying RBI • 3/6 vs. California – 2-4 • 3/5 vs.
California – 2-5, HR, RBI • 2/25 vs. USC – 2 RBI • 2/19 at Texas –
3-4 ... career-high-tying hits • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 1) – HR, 2
RBI ... career-high-tying RBI • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – 3-5, 2
HR, 2 RBI, 3 runs ... first career two-homer game ... career-high
runs scored ... career-high-tying hits and RBI • 1/30 vs. Fresno
State (Gm. 2) – 2-4, RBI ... broke out of an 0-for-9 slump to start
the season with hits in two of his final three at bats
• Jed Lowrie (Honors Candidate • #4, JR., INF, B/R • .328-12-58-4)
– A semifinalist for the Dick Howser Trophy (NCBWA National Player
of the Year), and also on the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award and
Wallace Award watch lists for the top collegiate player of the year
• Selected as a Second Team Midseason All-American at second base
by Baseball America • Leads Stanford in batting average (.328),
homers (12, #4 Pac-10), RBI (57, #4 Pac-10, #29T NCAA), slugging
percentage (.612, #7 Pac-10), total bases (112, #10 Pac-10), sac-
rifice flies (10, #1 Pac-10), walks (35, #4T Pac-10) and
multiple-RBI games (17) • Also second on the club in on-base
percentage (.424), as well as tied for third in multiple-hit games
(17), tied for third in doubles (14) and fourth in runs scored (39)
• Has committed just four errors in 241 defensive chances for a
.983 fielding percentage while starting all 49 games at second base
• Ranks second on the team in both assists (141, #5 Pac-10) and
fielding double plays (37, #7T Pac-10) • Homered in four
consecutive games from February 13-20 • Drove in 13 runs during a
six-game tear from February 13-26, collecting at least one RBI in
all four contests • Has a team-high 34 strikeouts • Collected his
200th career hit versus Santa Clara (April 26) • Posted a
season-high-tying six-game hit streak (February 26 – March 20) •
Also has a current season-high-tying six-game hit streak (May 9-17)
in which he is 10-for-23 (.435) with a homer, four doubles and nine
RBI Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: 1-3, RBI, 2 BB Last Series vs.
UCLA: .545 (6-11) 0-5-1 Current Hit Streak: 6 (5/9 – 5/17) Career
vs. Arizona: .565 (13-23) 1-8-1 Career: .342 (215-628) 29-154-15
Career-Highs: AB – 8 • R – 4 • H – 6 • HR – 2 • RBI – 5 • SB – 1 •
Hit Streak – 11 Season-Highs: AB – 6 • R – 3 • H – 3 • HR – 2 • RBI
– 4 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 6 Individual Game Notes 5/15 vs. UCLA –
3-5, 2B, 3 RBI, SB • 5/13 vs. UCLA – 2-4, 2B, RBI • 5/10 at Santa
Clara – 2-6, 2 2B … season-high-tying doubles • 5/9 at California –
HR, 3 RBI • 5/3 at Nevada – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI • 5/2 at UC Davis – 2-5,
RBI, SB • 4/26 vs. Santa Clara – Collected his 200th career hit
with a fourth inning infield single • 4/22 vs. Washington – Singled
and then scored the eventual game-winning run in the sixth inning
of a 2-1 victory • 4/19 vs. San Jose State – HR, RBI • 4/17 at
Arizona State – 2-3, RBI • 4/10 vs. Oregon State – 2 RBI … RBI
single in seventh to drive home Adam Sorgi with eventual
game-winning run • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 1) – 2-5 • 4/5 vs.
Santa Clara – 2 RBI • 4/3 at Washington State – 3 RBI, 2 SF … had
three RBI without a hit, driving in runs with two sacrifice flies
and an RBI groundout • 4/2 at Washington State – 3-5, 2 HR, 3 RBI,
3 runs … third two-homer game of career … season-high-tying runs
scored for second straight game • 4/1 at Washington State – 2-4,
2B, 2 RBI, 3 runs … season-high-tying runs scored • 3/29 vs.
Pacific – 2-4, 2B • 3/26 at Sacramento State – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI •
3/20 at Pacific – HR, 3 RBI • 3/5 vs. California – 2-3, RBI, 2 2B …
season-high-tying doubles • 2/25 vs. USC – 2 RBI, 2 SF • 2/20 at
Texas – 2-4, HR, RBI ... Homered for fourth consecutive game • 2/19
at Texas – HR, 4 RBI ... second career grandslam in six-run
Cardinal ninth ... season-high-tying RBI • 2/18 at Texas – HR, 3
RBI • 2/13 vs. Kansas – 3-5, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 3 runs …
season-high-tying runs scored • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – 2-4,
2B, SF, 2 RBI • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – 2-5, RBI • 1/30 vs.
Fresno State (Gm. 1) – 3-3, 2 HR, 4 RBI, HBP ... second career
two-homer game ... season-high-tying RBI ... reached base in all
four of his plate appearances • 1/29 vs. Fresno State – HR, 2
RBI
• Cameron Matthews (#26, SR., OF, R/R • .000-0-0-2) – Made his
first career start versus San Jose State (April 19) • Has two
stolen bases and has scored a pair of runs, including one
game-winner, in 11 games played Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: 0-1
Last Series vs. UCLA: .000 (0-0) 0-0-0 Current Hit Streak: None
Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career: .000 (0-5) 0-0-2
Career/Season-Highs: AB – 3 • R – 1 • H – 0 • HR – 0 • RBI – 0 • SB
– 0 • Hit Streak – 0 Individual Game Notes 4/19 vs. San Jose State
– first career start (0-3, BB, 3 SO) … played entire game in
centerfield • 3/20 at Pacific – SB ... first at bat of the season
and second of career • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) – Scored the
game-winning run as a pinch-runner in bottom of the ninth when he
was squeezed home by Jim Rapoport • 2/19 at Texas – SB
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• John Mayberry, Jr. (Honors Candidate • #25, JR., INF, R/R •
.306-6-47-3) – A semifinalist for the Dick Howser Award (NCBWA
Player of the Year) • Paces the team in multiple-hit games (20),
while ranking second in homers (6), RBI (47, #8 Pac-10), doubles
(16, #6T Pac-10), slugging percentage (.480) and multiple-RBI
contests (13), as well as tied for second in hits (60) and at bats
(196) • Third on the club in on-base percentage (.396), as well as
fourth in batting average (.306) and walks (23) • Has made just two
errors in 473 defensive chances (#4 Pac-10) for a .996 fielding
percentage (#10 Pac-10) while starting all 49 games and playing
every inning at first base • Also ranks among the Pac-10’s
defensive leaders in putouts (447, #3 Pac-10) and fielding double
plays (41, #4 Pac-10) • Had an eight-game hit streak from February
5-20, as well as six-game runs from February 27 – March 24, April
1-9 and April 15-23 • Has a current six-game hit streak (May 9-17)
and has at least RBI in each of his last four games (May 13-17)
Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: 1-4, 2 RBI, BB Last Series vs. UCLA:
.333 (4-12) 1-3-0 Current Hit Streak: 5 (5/9 – 5/15) Career vs.
Arizona: .389 (7-18) 1-3-2 Career: .314 (190-606) 26-142-17
Career-Highs: AB – 6 • R – 4 • H – 5 • HR – 2 • RBI – 6 • SB – 2 •
Hit Streak – 16 Season-Highs: AB – 6 • R – 2 • H – 3 • HR – 1 • RBI
– 3 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 8 Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint
Mary’s – 2 RBI • 5/14 vs. UCLA – 2-4, HR, RBI • 5/9 at California –
2-5 • 5/3 at Nevada – 2-3, 2 2B, RBI … second career two-double
game • 4/23 vs. Washington – 3-4, 2B, RBI • 4/22 vs. Washington –
had a key RBI double with two outs in the bottom of the sixth to
plate Chris Lewis as Jed Lowrie also scored on the play when
Washington catcher Joey Dunn dropped the ball at the plate for an
error in a 2-1 Stanford win • 4/19 vs. San Jose State – 1-2, HR, 2
RBI, SB, 14 PO … team season-high PO • 4/17 at Arizona State – 2-5,
2 RBI • 4/16 at Arizona State – 2-3, 2B, RBI, SB • 4/9 vs. Oregon
State (Gm. 2) – 2B, 3 RBI • 4/5 vs. Santa Clara – 2B, 2 RBI • 4/3
at Washington State – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI … drove in eventual
game-winning run with a hard-hit RBI infield single in top of
eighth • 4/2 at Washington State – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI • 4/1 at
Washington State – 3-4, 2B, RBI … first three-hit game of season •
3/20 at Pacific – 2-4, 2 RBI • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 2) – 2-3,
HR, 3 RBI • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) – 2B, 2-4 • 3/5 vs.
California – 2-3 • 2/27 vs. USC – 2-5 • 2/20 at Texas – 2-4 • 2/19
at Texas – 2-5 ... 2/13 vs. Kansas – 2-4, HR, 2 RBI ... homered for
the second straight game ... scored game-winning run in bottom of
ninth on Adam Sorgi’s RBI double • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – HR, 3
RBI ... hit a line drive three-run homer that snapped a 2-2 tie and
keyed a seven-run Stanford sixth inning that erased a 2-0 Kansas
lead • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – 2-4, 2B, 3 RBI ...
season-high-tying RBI • 2/5 at Cal State Fullerton – hit a
tape-measure home run • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 1) – 2-3, SB,
HBP • 1/29 vs. Fresno State – 2-3, 3 RBI, 2 BB ...
season-high-tying RBI ... clutch two-RBI single with two outs in
third inning to put Cardinal ahead to stay in 12-1 win
• Chris Minaker (#2, JR., INF, R/R • .288-3-29-8) – Paces the club
in doubles (18, #5 Pac-10), runs scored (46) and at bats (205),
while ranking second in stolen bases (8) • Tied for third on the
team with 17 multiple-hit games • Did not make an error in his
first 25 games • Has started all 49 contests and played every
inning at shortstop • Leads the team and ranks second in the Pac-10
in assists (153) • Has a current career-high seven-game hit streak
(May 7-17) with five doubles during the run with • Has a pair of
multiple-hit games in his last two contests Last Game vs. Saint
Mary’s: 3-5, 2B, 2 RBI Last Series vs. UCLA: .308 (4-13) 0-0-1
Current Hit Streak: 7 (5/7 – 5/17) Career vs. Arizona: .286 (4-14)
0-1-0 Career: .276 (108-391) 7-62-11 Career-Highs: AB – 7 • R – 4 •
H – 5 • HR – 1 • RBI – 4 • SB – 2 • Hit Streak – 7 Season-Highs: AB
– 7 • R – 4 • H – 5 • HR – 1 • RBI – 3 • SB – 2 • Hit Streak – 7
Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint Mary’s – 3-5, 2B, 2 RBI • 5/15
vs. UCLA – 2-6, 2B, SB • 5/3 at Nevada – 2-5, HR, 3 RBI …
season-high-tying RBI • 5/2 at UC Davis – 2-4, 2B • 4/24 vs.
Washington – 3-4, 2B, 2 RBI • 4/23 vs. Washington – 2-5, 2B, 3 RBI
… season-high-tying RBI • 4/17 at Arizona State – 2-4, 2B • 4/12
vs. San Francisco – 2-3, SF, 2 RBI • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 2) –
2-4 • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 1) – 2-5, HR, 2 RBI • 4/5 vs. Santa
Clara – 3 BB … career-high walks • 4/1 at Washington State – 2-7,
SB • 3/25 vs. Sacramento State – 8 assists … Career-high and
team-season high assists 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) – 2-5, RBI •
2/27 vs. USC – 2-5, 2B • 2/26 vs. USC – 2 RBI • 2/25 vs. USC – 4-4,
2 2B, RBI ... first career two-double game • 2/6 at Cal State
Fullerton – 2-6, HR, RBI • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – 2 SB ...
career-high stolen bases • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 1) – 2-4,
RBI, 3 runs • 1/29 vs. Fresno State – 5-5, 2B, RBI, 4 runs ...
career-high hits and runs scored
• Randy Molina (#33, FR., INF, L/R • .167-0-0-0) – Has played in
six games as a pinch-hitter, coming up with his first collegiate
hit in the second of those six at bats for a .167 batting average
Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: DNP Last Series vs. UCLA: DNP Current
Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: Has not played Career: .167
(1-6) 0-0-0 Career/Season-Highs: AB – 1 • R – 0 • H – 1 • HR – 0 •
RBI – 0 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 1 Individual Game Notes 2/27 vs.
USC – First collegiate hit as a pinch-hitter • 2/18 at Texas –
Struck out in his collegiate debut as a pinch-hitter
• Jim Rapoport (#24, SO., OF, L/L • .328-3-24-11) – Leads the club
in on-base percentage (.432), stolen bases (11) and sacrifice bunts
(6, #7T Pac-10) • Second on the team in walks with 31 (#7T Pac-10)
with five of those (one shy of the NCAA record) coming at UC Davis
on May 2 • Tied for third on the club in multiple-hit games (17)
and fifth in hits (57) • Posted a career-high 13-game hit streak
(March 26 – April 17) that is the longest by a Stanford player this
season, hitting a torrid .521 (25-48) during the run to raise his
batting average 168 points during the stretch from .224 to a
season-high .392 • Has added three homers, 10 doubles, a triple and
24 RBI • Has struggled to a .185 batting average (10-54) over his
last 14 contests but did manage one hit in each of the three games
versus UCLA in Stanford’s most recent series (May 13-15) Last Game
vs. Saint Mary’s: 0-4, RBI, SB, BB Last Series vs. UCLA: .273
(3-11) 0-1-0 Current Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona: 1.000
(1-1) 0-0-1 Career: .308 (72-234) 3-33-12 Career-Highs: AB – 7 • R
– 3 • H – 4 • HR – 1 • RBI – 4 • SB – 2 • Hit Streak – 13
Season-Highs: AB – 5 • R – 3 • H – 4 • HR – 1 • RBI – 4 • SB – 2 •
Hit Streak – 13 Individual Game Notes 5/15 vs. UCLA – 1-2, 2B, RBI,
3 BB … reached base in four of five trips to the plate • 5/9 at
California – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI • 5-6 at California – 2-5, 2B • 5/2 at
UC Davis – 1-1, 2B, RBI, 2 SB, 5 BB … career-high walks …
career-high-tying stolen bases … reached base in all six of his
plate appearances • 4/26 vs. Washington – 3 BB … career-high and
team-season- high equaling walks • 4/17 at Arizona State – 4-5, HR,
4 RBI, SB … career-high RBI … career-high-tying hits • 4/16 at
Arizona State – 2-4 • 4/15 at Arizona State – HR, RBI • 4/12 vs.
San Francisco – 2-3, SAC • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 1) – 2-4 • 4/5
vs. Santa Clara – 2-3, SB • 4/3 at Washington State – 4-5, 2B, SB,
RBI, 3 runs … career-high hits … career- high-tying runs scored •
4/1 at Washington State – 2-4, 3B, 2 SB … career-high SB • 3/26 at
Sacramento State – 2-4, RBI • 3/24 vs. Pacific – 2-2, BB … reached
base in all three of his at bats • 3/20 at Pacific – 3-5, RBI, SB •
3/6 vs. California (Gm. 2) – 2-3 • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) –
Squeezed home pinch-runner Cameron Matthews with one out in the
bottom of the ninth to lift the Cardinal to a 3-2 win • 3/5 vs.
California – 2-4, SB • 2/19 at Texas – 2-5, 2B ... 2/12 (Gm. 1) –
3-4, 2B ... career-high hits • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – 3 runs
... career-high runs scored • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – 2-4,
2B, HR, 2 RBI ... first career HR ... career-high-tying RBI • 1/28
– 2 RBI ... career-high-tying RBI
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• Ryan Seawell (#29, SO., OF, R/R • .233-1-7-0) – Hitting .233 with
a homer and seven RBI in 31 games played • Hit his first collegiate
homer in the final game of Stanford’s most recent series versus
UCLA (May 15), a three-run shot as a pinch-hitter in the bottom of
the eighth • Has drive in four of his seven runs in four of
Stanford’s last five contests Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: 1-2, BB
Last Series vs. UCLA: 1.000 (1-1) 1-3-0 Current Hit Streak: None
Career vs. Arizona: .000 (0-1) 0-0-0 Career: .288 (19-66) 1-14-1
Career-Highs: AB – 5 • R – 3 • H – 3 • HR – 1 • RBI – 3 • SB – 1 •
Hit Streak – 2 Season-Highs: AB – 3 • R – 3 • H – 1 • HR – 1 • RBI
– 3 • SB – 2 • Hit Streak – 2 Individual Game Notes 5/17 – 3 runs …
career-high runs scored • 5/15 vs. UCLA – HR, 3 RBI .. first
collegiate homer • 2/27 vs. USC – 2 RBI ... drove in both Stanford
runs with a two-RBI single in an 8-2 loss
• Adam Sorgi (#6, SO., INF, L/R • .321-4-34-3) – Paces the team
with 63 hits, while co-leading the club in triples (2) • Ranks
second on the squad in runs scored (44), sacrifice flies (7, #2
Pac-10) and multiple-hit games (18), as well as third in RBI (34),
walks (26) and multiple-RBI contests (10) • Tied for third in
doubles (14) • Has added four homers • Has hit in five different
spots in the order • Scored at least one run in nine consecutive
games (April 1-15) • Had a career-high 11-game hit streak from
April 17 – May 9, going 21-for-45 (.467) and driving in 13 runs
during the stretch • Has five hits in his last eight at bats after
suffering through a previous 0-for-17 funk Last Game vs. Saint
Mary’s: 3-5, 2B Last Series vs. UCLA: .143 (2-14) 0-2-0 Current Hit
Streak: 2 (5/15 – 5/17) Career vs. Arizona: .400 (2-5) 0-1-0
Career: .293 (78-266) 4-39-3 Career-Highs: AB – 7 • R – 3 • H – 4 •
HR – 1 • RBI – 4 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 11 Season-Highs: AB – 7 •
R – 3 • H – 4 • HR – 1 • RBI – 4 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 11
Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint Mary’s – 3-5, 2B • 5/15 vs.
UCLA – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI • 5/9 at California – 3-5, 2B • 5/7 at
California – 2-5 • 5/6 at California – 2-4, HR, 2 RBI • 5/3 at
Nevada – 1-2, BB, 4 RBI, 2 SF … career-high RBI and SF • 5/2 at UC
Davis – 2-5, 3B, 3 RBI • 4/26 vs. Santa Clara – 3-4, RBI … half of
the team’s six hits • 4/23 vs. Washington – 2 RBI … career-
high-tying RBI • 4/17 at Arizona State – 4-5, 2B, RBI, 3 runs …
career-high runs scored … career-high-tying hits • 4/12 vs. San
Francisco – 3-3, RBI • 4/10 vs. Oregon State – Scored the
game-winning run on Jed Lowrie’s seventh inning RBI single • 4/2 at
Washington State – 2-4, 2B, 2 RBI … career-high-tying RBI • 4/1 at
Washington State – 37, 2B, HR, 2 RBI … career-high-tying RBI • 3/26
at Sacramento State – 2-5, HR, 2 RBI … career-high-tying RBI • 3/20
at Pacific – 3 BB ... career-high-tying walks • 3/6 vs. California
(Gm. 2) – 2-4 • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) – first career triple •
3/5 vs. California – 2-3, 2 2B, RBI ... second two-double game of
the season and career • 2/20 at Texas – 2-4 • 2/19 at Texas – 3-5
... 2/13 vs. Kansas – 4-5, 2 2B, 2 RBI ... game-winning RBI double
in bottom of ninth ... career-high hits ... first career two-double
game ... career-high-tying RBI • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – 2-4 •
1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – HR, RBI ... first career HR • 1/29
vs. Fresno State – 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB ... career-high-tying RBI
• Ben Summerhays (#22, JR., INF, L/L • .188, 0-4-0) – Hitting .188
with a double and four RBI in 21 games played • Hitless in his last
five at bats after picking up three hits in his previous six at
bats • Has walked 11 times and been hit by four pitches with just
32 official at bats to help an on-base percentage of .447 that
leads the team Last Game vs. Saint Mary’s: 0-1, BB Last Series vs.
UCLA: .000 (0-5) 0-0-0 Current Hit Streak: None Career vs. Arizona:
Has not played Career: .182 (8-44) 0-5-0 Career-Highs: AB – 4 • R –
1 • H – 2 • HR – 0 • RBI – 2 • SB – 0 • Hit Streak – 2
Season-Highs: AB – 4 • R – 1 • H – 2 • HR – 0 • RBI – 2 • SB – 0 •
Hit Streak – 2 Individual Game Notes 4/24 vs. Washington – 2-3, 2B,
2 RBI … recorded both the first multiple-hit and multiple-RBI games
of his career, as well as the first extra-base hit
• Michael Taylor (#30, FR., OF, R/R • .277-3-22-6) – Became the
first Stanford player to hit for a cycle since 1998 (Edmund Muth,
February 22 at UCLA) when he pulled off the feat versus San Jose
State (April 19), going 4-for-4 with three RBI to tie career-highs
in both hits and runs batted in while hitting his first collegiate
home run • Has a pair career-high-tying six-game hit streaks (April
3-12, February 12-25, Game 2) • Co-leads the team with a pair of
triples, while ranking third with six stolen bases and tied for
third with 17 multiple-hit games • Has added 12 doubles, 22 RBI and
six multiple-RBI contests • Has played in all 49 games with 48
starts • Had four consecutive two-hit contests from February 13-20
• Scored a single run in eight consecutive contests (April 1-12) •
Had just one hit in 13 at bats before going 2-for-4 in his most
recent game versus Saint Mary’s (May 17) Last Game vs. Saint
Mary’s: 2-4, RBI, BB Last Series vs. UCLA: .083 (1-12) 0-0-0
Current Hit Streak: 2 (5/15 – 5/17) Career vs. Arizona: Has not
played Career: .277 (51-184) 3-22-6 Career-Highs: AB – 6 • R – 3 •
H – 4 • HR – 1 • RBI – 3 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 6 Season-Highs: AB
– 6 • R – 3 • H – 4 • HR – 1 • RBI – 3 • SB – 1 • Hit Streak – 6
Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint Mary’s – 2-4, RBI • 5/10 at
Santa Clara – 2-6, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, SB … hit two-run homer in top of
10th that gave Stanford brief 5-3 lead in game the Cardinal lost
6-5 in 12 innings • 5/7 at California – 2-4, 2B • 5/6 at California
– HR, RBI • 4/24 vs. Washington – 3 runs, 3 BB … career-high runs
scored and walks • 4/23 vs. Washington – 2-3 • 4/19 vs. San Jose
State – 4-4, 2B, 3B, HR, 3 RBI … became the first Stanford player
since 1988 to hit for the cycle … first collegiate home run …
career-high-tying hits … career-high-tying RBI • 4/12 vs. San
Francisco – 2-4 • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 2) – 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI •
4/5 vs. Santa Clara – 2-4, SB • 4/1 at Washington State – 4-5, 3
2B, 3 RBI … career-high double … career-high-tying hits and RBI •
3/26 at Sacramento State – 3-4, 2B, RBI … career-high hits • 3/24
vs. Pacific – 2-3, 2B • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) – 2-4, SB • 3/5
vs. California – 2- 5, 3 RBI ... career-high RBI • 2/20 at Texas –
2-5, 2B • 2/19 at Texas – 2-5, RBI • 2/18 at Texas – 2-4 • 2/13 vs.
Kansas – 2-5, 3B ... first career two-hit game and triple (only
Stanford triple of season) • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – 2 RBI ...
first career two-RBI game • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – hit first
in the lineup for the first time in his career and scored a career-
high two runs • 2/5 at Cal State Fullerton – first career hit, RBI
and run scored • 2/4 at Cal State Fullerton – first career stolen
base • 1/29 vs. Fresno State – collegiate debut
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PITCHER NOTES (W-L, SV, ERA, IP, SO)
• Logan Ardis (#27, SO., RHP, R/R, 0-0, 0, 0.00, 0.0, 0) – Has not
pitched Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched Career: Has not pitched
Career/Season-Highs: IP – 0.0 • SO – 0
• Erik Davis (#19, FR., RHP, R/R, 2-1, 1, 4.55, 31.2, 23) – Has a
2-1 record and one save in 15 appearances and four starts, pitching
31.2 innings with 23 strikeouts Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched
Career: 15 APP, 4 GS, 2-1, 4.55 ERA, 31.2 IP, 23 SO
Career/Season-Highs: IP – 5.0 • SO – 4 Individual Game Notes 5/17
vs. Saint Mary’s – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 H, 2 SO … combined on his first
career shutout • 5/10 at Santa Clara – ND, 1.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER,
1 BB • 4/26 vs. Santa Clara – L, 0.1 IP, 3 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO
… first collegiate loss • 4/19 vs. San Jose State – W, 4.0 IP, 5 H,
1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 3 SO • 4/15 at Arizona State – ND, 1.0 IP • 4/12
vs. San Francisco – W, 5.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 3 SO • 4/5 vs. Santa
Clara – ND, 3.0 IP, 2 H, 4 R, 3 BB, 1 SO … allowed a grandslam
after the Cardinal had committed an error to extend the inning •
3/29 vs. Pacific – ND, 1.0 IP, 3 H, 2 SO • 3/25 vs. Sacramento
State – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 BB, 2 SO • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 2) – ND,
2.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO • 2/26 vs. USC – ND, 1.0 IP, 1
H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 SO • 2/18 at Texas – ND, 4.2 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 3
BB, 4 SO ... career-high IP and strikeouts ... tied for the longest
relief outing of the season by a Stanford pitcher • 2/6 at Cal
State Fullerton – SV, 3.1 IP, 3 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 3 SO • 1/30 vs.
Fresno State (Gm. 2) – ND, 1.0 IP, 1 SO
• Pete Duda (#15, JR., RHP, R/R, 0-0, 0, 0.00, 0.0, 0) – Has not
pitched Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched Career: 4 APP, 0-0,
8.44 ERA, 5.1 IP, 2 SO Career-Highs: IP – 2.0 • SO – 1
Season-Highs: IP – 0.0 • SO – 0
• Nolan Gallagher (#28, FR., RHP, 1-4, 3, 3.18, 45.1, 51) – Paces
the club with 19 appearances (four starts), three combined shutouts
and a 10.13 strikeout per nine inning average, while co-leading the
team with three saves (#9T Pac-10) • Recorded the first victory of
his collegiate career in the middle game of a Pac-10 series versus
Washington (April 23) and now has a 1-4 record and a 3.18 ERA
Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched Career: 19 APP, 4 GS, 1-4, 3.18
ERA, 3 SV, 3 CBO, 45.1 IP, 51 SO Career/Season-Highs: IP – 5.1 • SO
– 5 Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint Mary’s – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 H,
4 SO … combined on a shutout … struck out the final four batters he
faced • 5/14 vs. UCLA – ND, 2.2 IP, 1 H, 4 SO • 5/10 at Santa Clara
– ND, 3.0 IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 2 SO • 5/7 at California – ND, 0.2 IP, 1
H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 SO • 5/3 at Nevada – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 1
SO … combined on a shutout • 4/26 vs. Santa Clara – ND, 3.2 IP, 4
H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 SO • 4/23 vs. Washington – W, 2.0 IP, 2 H, 3 R, 3
ER, 2 BB, 2 SO … first collegiate win of career • 4/19 vs. San Jose
State – ND, 2.0 IP, 3 SO • 4/16 at Arizona State – ND, 2 BB …
walked in the game-winning run with two outs and bases loaded in
bottom of ninth • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 2) – ND, 2.1 IP, 1 BB,
4 SO • 4/5 vs. Santa Clara – SV, 1.0 IP, 1 SO … picked up his
second straight save • 4/1 at Washington State – SV, 3.0 IP, 5 H, 2
R, 1 ER, 3 SO … 3/29 vs. Pacific – ND, 1.0 IP, 2 SO • 3/6 vs.
California (Gm. 2) – L, 2.1 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO • 2/27
vs. USC – L, 2.1 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 3 BB, 4 SO ... shortest start
of season • 2/20 at Texas – ND, 5.1 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 5 BB, 5 SO
... career-high IP and BB ... career-high-tying SO ... had one-hit
shutout into bottom of sixth • 2/13 vs. Kansas – ND, 5.0 IP, 7 H, 1
BB, 5 SO ... first career start ... career-high-tying strikeouts •
2/5 at Cal State Fullerton – L, 2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO
• 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 1) – SV, 3.0 IP, 3 H, 3 SO ...
combined on one of Stanford’s two shutouts
• Jeff Gilmore (#18, JR., RHP, R/R, 9-1, 0, 3.13, 95.0, 69) – Leads
the team in wins (#3T Pac-10, #27T NCAA) with a 9-1 record • Has
posted a 3.13 ERA (#6 Pac-10) and a .230 opponents’ batting average
(#8 Pac-10) that both rank as the lowest among Stanford pitchers
that have pitched at least one inning per team game played • Also
leads the club in innings pitched (95.0, #4 Pac-10), starts (14,
#4T Pac-10, co-leader) and complete games (2, co-leader), while
ranking second in strikeouts (69) • Has lasted at least 7.0 innings
in six of his starts and seven of his appearances • Has allowed
three or fewer earned runs in 12 of his 15 outings • Moved into the
team’s No. 1 starter role for the first time in his career against
Washington (April 22) and has responded by allowing just three
earned runs in 28.0 innings since (0.96 ERA), including his first
complete game of the season and third of his career to defeat the
Huskies, 2-1 • Named Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week for the first time
in his career on May 10 after posting a 2-0 record and throwing
10.0 innings without giving up an earned run from May 2-9 • Has
combined on two of the team’s four shutouts • Ranks fifth on
Stanford’s career won-lost percentage with a 19-3 (.864) all-time
record Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched Career: 37 APP, 31 GS,
19-3, 3.78 ERA, 4 CG, 2 CBO, 1 SV, 205.0 IP, 148 SO Career-Highs:
IP – 9.0 • SO – 9 Season-Highs: IP – 9.0 • SO – 9 Individual Game
Notes 5/13 vs. UCLA – W, CG, 9.0 IP, 7 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO …
career-high-tying innings pitched • 5/7 at California – W, 7.0 IP,
6 H, 5 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 SO • 5/2 at UC Davis – W, 3.0 IP, 3 H, 1
BB, 2 SO … combined on a shutout • 4/22 vs. Washington – W, CG, 9.0
IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 9 SO … first game as team’s No. 1 starter …
first CG of year/third of career • 4/16 at Arizona State – ND, 6.2
IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 4 SO • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 2) – ND,
4.0 IP, 12 H, 7 R, 7 ER, 2 BB, 3 SO … season-high runs and hits
allowed in shortest start of season • 4/2 at Washington State – W,
5.2 IP, 10 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 1 SO … recorded third straight win •
3/26 at Sacramento State – W, 8.1 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO …
season-high IP … season-high-tying SO • 3/20 at Pacific – W, 7.0
IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO ... season-high-tying SO …
Stanford’s longest relief outing of the season in his only
appearance out of the bullpen • 3/5 vs. California – ND, 7.0 IP, 3
H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 4 SO ... retired 16 straight batters (17 outs)
from a leadoff single in the first to a two-out single in the sixth
• 2/26 vs. USC – ND, 5.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 SO • 2/19 at
Texas – L, 4.1 IP, 9 H, 6 R, 4 ER, 4 BB, 6 SO ... career-high BB
... season-high-tying SO • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – W, 7.0 IP, 4
H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 6 SO ... season-high-tying SO • 2/5 at Cal
State Fullerton – ND, 6.0 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 4 SO • 1/30 vs.
Fresno State (Gm. 1) – W, 6.0 IP, 2 H, 6 SO ... season-high-tying
SO
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• Blake Holler (#34, SO., LHP, L/L, 6-2, 1, 2.83, 47.2, 49) – Has a
6-2 record and a 2.83 ERA to rank second on the club in both wins
and ERA, while recording one save • Tied for second on the team
with 18 appearances (all out of the bullpen) • Has 49 strikeouts in
47.2 innings pitched to rank second on the team with an average of
9.25 strikeouts per nine innings • Has allowed just one earned run
in his last 10.0 innings over four outings Career vs. Arizona: 2
APP, 1 GS, 0-0, 11.57 ERA, 2.1 IP, 4 SO Career: 40 APP, 9 GS, 10-4,
3.66 ERA, 1 CBO, 3 SV, 105.2 IP, 98 SO Career-Highs: IP – 8.0 • SO
– 5 Season-Highs: IP – 4.2 • SO – 5 Individual Game Notes 5/15 vs.
UCLA – ND, 2.2 IP, 1 H, 5 SO … career-high-tying strikeouts • 5/9
at California – 4.2 IP, 7 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 3 SO • 5/7 at California –
ND, 0.0 IP, 1 H • 5/3 at Nevada – ND, 2.2 IP, 2 H, 2 SO … combined
on a shutout • 4/24 vs. Washington – SV, 3.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 3
SO • 4/16 at Arizona State – L, 2.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 4 SO
• 4/10 vs. Or- egon State – W, 3.2 IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 4 SO • 4/9 vs.
Oregon State (Gm. 1) – L, 1.1 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO …
first loss of season • 3/29 vs. Pacific – 2.0 IP, 1 H, 4 SO • 3/26
at Sacramento State – 0.2 IP … recorded the final two outs in an
8-2 win • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 1) – W, 2.0 IP, 1 SO ... retired
all six batters he faced • 2/26 vs. USC – W, 3.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1
ER, 1 SO • 2/19 at Texas – ND, 3.2 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 SO •
2/13 vs. Kansas – ND, 3.0 IP, 4 H, 4 R, 3 H, 0 BB, 3 SO • 2/6 at
Cal State Fullerton – W, 3.2 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 5 SO ...
career-high-tying strikeouts • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – W,
4.2 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 5 SO ... career-high-tying
strikeouts
• Matt Leva (#12, SO., RHP, R/R • 4-2, 1, 4.30, 52.1, 41) – Has a
4-2 record, one save and a 4.30 ERA with 41 strikeouts in 52.1
innings over 15 outings and nine starts • Has moved into the team’s
weekend rotation as the No. 3 starter for each of the first six
Pac-10 series • Had previously been the team’s starter in two
consecutive midweek games versus Pacific • Did not allow a run in
his first 8.1 innings of the campaign Career vs. Arizona: 1 APP, 1
GS, 0-1, 9.00 ERA, 4.0 IP, 3 SO Career: 29 APP, 16 GS, 10-4, 4.30
ERA, 2 CBO, 1 SV, 88.0 IP, 60 SO Career-Highs: IP – 9.0 • SO – 6
Season-Highs: IP – 6.1 • SO – 6 Individual Game Notes 5/15 vs. UCLA
– W, 6.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 5 SO … season-high-tying IP •
5/9 at California – L, 1.2 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 6 ER, 1 SO • 5/3 at Nevada
– W, 3.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 2 SO … combined on a shutout • 4/24 vs.
Washington – W, 5.1 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO • 4/17 at
Arizona State – ND, 5.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 6 SO …
career-high-tying SO • 4/10 vs. Oregon State – ND, 4.0 IP, 10 H, 3
R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 5 SO … season-high hits allowed • 4/3 at Washington
State – ND, 4.2 IP, 7 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 SO … first weekend
start of season • 3/29 vs. Pacific – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 SO • 3/24 vs.
Pacific – W, 6.1 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO … career-high-tying
SO … season-high-tying IP … first start of season • 3/6 vs.
California (Gm. 2) – ND, 0.1 IP, 3 R, 2 BB • 2/27 vs. USC – ND, 2.2
IP, 3 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO • 2/19 at Texas – L, 2.2 IP, 3 H, 3
R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 2) – ND, 2.0 IP, 3 H, 1
BB, 1 SO • 2/4 at Cal State Fullerton – ND, 2.1 IP, 3 H, 1 SO ...
allowed three inherited runners to score after entering the game
with bases loaded and 3-2 lead • 1/29 vs. Fresno State – SV, 4.0
IP, 3 H, 1 BB, 6 SO ... career-high-tying SO
• Matt Manship (#36, JR., RHP, R/R • 2-0, 3, 0.99, 27.1, 24) – Has
posted a 2-0 record and three saves with a team-low 0.99 ERA and 24
strikeouts in 27.1 innings over 18 relief outings • Was not charged
with a run in his first 11 outings before finally allowing one to
Washington (April 24) • Has allowed an opponents’ batting average
of just .227 that is the lowest on Stanford’s pitching staff •
Ranks tied for fourth on Stanford’s all-time save list with 15 •
Stanford’s active career-leader with six combined shutouts Career
vs. Arizona: 3 APP, 0-1, 1 SV, 6.00 ERA, 6.0 IP, 3 SO Career: 64
APP, 3 GS, 4-4, 3.38 ERA, 6 CBO, 15 SV, 125.0 IP, 97 SO
Career-Highs: IP – 7.2 • SO – 6 Season-Highs: IP – 3.0 • SO – 4
Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint Mary’s – 1.0 IP, 3 SO … struck
out all three batters he faced in top of ninth • 5/10 at Santa
Clara – 3.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 4 BB, 4 SO … season-high walks …
allowed two runs in the 10th with Stanford up 5-3 in eventual 6-5
loss • 5/7 at California – ND, 0.1 IP, 3 H • 5/6 at California –
2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 SO • 5/3 at Nevada – 1.1 IP, 2 SO … combined on a
shutout • 4/26 vs. Santa Clara – ND, 2.0 IP, 2 H, 1 SO • 4/23 vs.
Washington – SV, 3.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 SO … charged with his
first run of the season • 4/17 at Arizona State – ND, 2.1 IP, 3 H,
1 SO • 4/12 vs. San Francisco – ND, 1.0 IP, 2 SO • 4/10 vs. Oregon
State – SV, 1.1 IP, 2 SO • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 1) – ND, 0.1
IP, 2 BB • 4/5 vs. Santa Clara – W, 2.0 IP, 1 H, 2 SO … 4/2 at
Washington State – ND, 1.1 IP, 1 H, 1 BB • 3/29 vs. Pacific – ND,
1.0 IP, 1 H • 3/24 vs. Pacific – ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H • 3/6 vs.
California (Gm. 2) – 2.2 IP, 1 H, 2 SO • 2/27 vs. USC – ND, 1.0 IP,
1 SO • 2/13 vs. Kansas – W, 0.2 IP, 1 BB, 1 SO
• Rex Petrill (#38, FR., RHP, R/R • 0-0, 0, 0.00, 0.0, 0) – Has not
pitched Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched Career: Has not pitched
Career/Season-Highs: IP – 0.0 • SO – 0
• Greg Reynolds (#20, SO., RHP, R/R • 1-2, 0, 5.73, 37.2, 37) – Has
a 1-2 record and a 5.73 ERA in 18 appearances (four starts),
striking out 37 batters in 37.2 innings • Ranks third on the club
with a 8.84 strikeout per nine inning average • Has started
Stanford’s last two non-conference games at Santa Clara (May 10)
and versus Saint Mary’s (May 17) • Was in the starting rotation for
the first two series Career vs. Arizona: 1 APP, 0-0, N/A ERA, 0.0
IP, 0 SO Career: 29 APP, 9 GS, 5-3, 5.85 ERA, 2 CBO, 64.2 IP, 52 SO
Career-Highs: IP – 5.0 • SO – 5 Season-Highs: IP – 4.0 • SO – 5
Individual Game Notes 5/17 vs. Saint Mary’s – W, 4.0 IP, 2 H, 5 SO
… career-high-tying strikeouts … longest outing of season • 5/10 at
Santa Clara – ND, 3.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO • 5/9 at Cali-
fornia – ND, 0.2 IP, 1 BB • 5/2 at UC Davis – 2.0 IP, 4 SO • 4/26
vs. Santa Clara – ND, 3.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 4 SO4/19 vs. San Jose
State – ND, 3.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 SO • 4/17 at Arizona State –
L, 0.2 IP, 1 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO • 4/12 vs. San Francisco –
ND, 1.1 IP, 2 H, 2 SO • 4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 2) – L, 2.2 IP, 5
H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 4 SO • 4/5 vs. Santa Clara – ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1
SO • 4/3 at Washington State – ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 SO • 3/29 vs.
Pacific – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 SO • 3/24 vs. Pacific – ND, 1.2 IP, 1 BB, 1
SO • 3/6 vs. California (Gm. 2) – ND, 1.2 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB,
2 SO • 2/27 vs. USC – ND, 2.0 IP, 1 H, 2 R, 1 BB • 2/12 (Gm. 1) –
ND, 1.2 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 SO ... first relief appearance of
season • 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton – ND, 2.0 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 2
BB, 2 SO • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – ND, 3.1 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 3
ER, 2 BB, 5 SO … career-high strikeouts
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• Mark Romanczuk (#21, JR., LHP, L/L • 5-5, 4.11, 92.0, 71) – Has
allowed just two earned runs in his last 20.1 innings of work (0.89
ERA) • Third on the team in victories with a 5-5 record on the
season while posting a 4.11 ERA • Leads the club in strikeouts
(71), starts (14, #4T Pac-10, co-leader) and complete games (2,
co-leader), while ranking second in innings pitched (92.0 IP, #5
Pac-10) • Has won 28 career games at Stanford to rank tied for
sixth on the school’s all-time list with Bruce Mignano (1979-82) •
Has been in the team’s No. 2 spot in the rotation for the past
three Pac-10 series after having previously spent his entire
sophomore year and all of his junior season as the team’s top
starter • Needs just 8.0 more innings pitched to move into a tie
for 10th all-time at Stanford Career vs. Arizona: 2 APP, 2 GS, 1-0,
8.10 ERA, 10.0 IP, 11 SO Career: 55 APP, 47 GS, 28-9, 4.14 ERA, 1
SHO, 4 CBO, 2 SV, 313.0 IP, 245 SO Career-Highs: IP – 9.0 • SO – 13
Season-Highs: IP – 9.0 • SO – 12 Individual Game Notes 5/14 vs.
UCLA – L, 6.1 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 5 SO • 5/7 at California –
ND, 9.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 SO … career-high-tying IP …
locked in 0-0 pitchers’ dual through nine innings • 5/2 at UC Davis
– ND, 4.0 IP, 1 BB, 7 SO • 4/23 vs. Washington – ND, 4.0 IP, 7 H, 2
R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 5 SO • 4/15 at Arizona State – L, 7.0 IP, 12 H, 9 R,
9 ER, 1 BB, 4 SO … career-high hits, runs and earned runs allowed •
4/9 vs. Oregon State (Gm. 1) – ND, 7.1 IP, 6 H, 7 R, 5 ER, 2 BB, 4
SO • 4/1 at Washington State – W, 6.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 4
SO • 3/26 vs. Sacramento State – L, 7.0 IP, 9 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3
SO • 3/20 at Pacific – ND, 2.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 3 SO ...
shortest start of season • 3/5 vs. California – W, 9.0 IP, 5 H, 3
R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 7 SO ... second consecutive complete game for first
time in career ... allowed no runs and one hit over final 7.0
frames • 2/25 vs. USC – W, 9.0 IP, 4 H, 2 BB, 12 SO ... first
career shutout • 2/18 at Texas – L, 3.1 IP, 9 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 1
SO • 2/12 vs. Kansas (Gm. 1) – W, 7.1 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 6
SO • 2/4 at Cal State Fullerton – L, 5.2 IP, 4 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 5 BB,
3 SO • 1/30 vs. Fresno State (Gm. 2) – W, 5.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 4
BB, 5 SO
• Jeff Stimpson (#37, SO., RHP, R/R • 0-2, 0, 5.62, 8.0, 2) – Has
an 0-2 record and a 5.62 ERA in five appearances with two
strikeouts in 8.0 innings Career vs. Arizona: 2 APP, 0-0, 7.71 ERA,
4.2 IP, 2 SO Career: 26 APP, 1-4. 4.87 ERA, 1 SV, 1 CBO, 40.2 IP,
25 SO Career-Highs: IP – 4.0 • SO – 6 Season-Highs: IP – 2.0 • SO –
1 Individual Game Notes 5/10 at Santa Clara – L, 1.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R,
1 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO • 5/9 at California – ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB • 4/12
vs. San Francisco – ND, 1.2 IP, 1 H, 4 BB • 4/5 vs. Santa Clara –
ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 SO • 3/29 vs. Pacific – L, 1.0 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 2
ER, 1 BB, 1 SO • 2/27 vs. USC – ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H
• David Stringer (#39, FR., RHP, R/R • 0-0, 0, 0.00, 0.0, 0) – Has
not pitched Career vs. Arizona: Has not pitched Career: Has not
pitched
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MARK MARQUESS
Head Coach 29th Season Stanford (1969)
CWS Titles (2): (1987, '88) CWS Runners-Up (3): (2000, '01, '03)
CWS Appearances (13): (1982, '83, '85, '87, '88, '90, '95, '97,
'99, 2000, '01, '02, '03) NCAA Regional Titles (13): (1982, '83,
'85, '87, '88, '90, '95, '97, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03) NCAA Super
Regional Titles (5): (1999, 2000, '01, '02, '03) Pac-10 Regular
Season Titles (12): (1983, '84, '85, '87, '90, '94, '97, '98, '99,
2000, '03, '04) NCAA Championship Appearances (23): (1981, '82,
'83, '84, '85, '86, '87, '88, '90, '91, '92, '94, '95, '96, '97,
'98, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '04) Overall Record: 1220-584-5
(.676) Stanford Record: Same NCAA Postseason Record: 107-48 (.690)
CWS Record: 34-23 (.596) Pac-10 Record: 488-310 (.612) All-Time
Division I Victory Rank: 15th Action Division I Victory Rank: 8th
NCAA Coach of the Year: 3 (1985, '87, '88) Pac-10 Coach of the
Year: 9 (1983, '85, '87, '90, '94, '97, '98, '99, 2003)
MARQUESS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall (Pac-10) NCAA 1977 43-23 (5-13)
----- 1978 35-20-1 (6-12) ----- 1979 35-23 (13-17) ----- 1980 29-24
(13-17) ----- 1981 43-22 (16-14) Regional 1982 49-18-1 (20-10)
5th-T CWS 1983 41-17-1 (20-10)* Regional 1984 38-26-1 (18-12)*
Regional 1985 47-15 (23-7)* 5th-T CWS 1986 38-23 (18-12) Regional
1987 53-17 (21-9)* CWS Champs 1988 46-23 (18-12) CWS Champs 1989
30-28 (12-18) ----- 1990 59-12 (24-6)* 3rd-T CWS 1991 39-23 (18-12)
Regional 1992 39-23 (17-13) Regional 1993 27-28 (10-20) ----- 1994
36-24 (21-9)* Regional 1995 40-25 (20-10) 5th-T CWS 1996 41-19
(19-11) Regional 1997 45-20 (21-9)* 3rd-T CWS 1998 42-14-1 (22-8)*
Regional 1999 50-15 (19-5)* 3rd-T CWS 2000 50-16 (17-7)* 2nd CWS
2001 51-17 (17-7) 2nd CWS 2002 47-18 (16-8) 3rd-T CWS 2003 51-18
(18-6)* 2nd CWS 2004 46-14 (16-8)* Regional 2005 30-19 (10-8) N/A
*Pac-10 Champions Totals 1220-584-5 (488-310) Championships 2
College World Series 5 NCAA Super Regional 13 NCAA Regional 12
Pac-10
STANFORD COACHING STAFF
STANFORD HEAD COACH MARK MARQUESS One of the nation's premier
collegiate coaches and the winningest coach in Stanford Baseball
history, Mark Marquess is in his 29th season at the helm of the
Cardinal in 2005 with a 1220-584-5 (.676) record in 1809 career
games with equally impressive records in postseason (107-48, .690)
and Pac-10 (488-310, .611) action. Marquess is currently ranked
eighth among all active NCAA Division I coaches in victories and
tied for 15th all-time among Division I coaches. He became the 23rd
coach in the history of NCAA Division I baseball to reach the
1000-win mark with a victory over Florida State on February 9,
2001. Just over two years later, he picked up win No. 1100 versus
Nevada on February 17, 2003. He became only the 16th NCAA Division
I head baseball coach to win 1200 collegiate games just over
another two years after that when the Cardinal defeated California
at Sunken Diamond on March 5. He also won his 100th career
postseason game in Stanford's NCAA Super Regional clinching victory
over Long Beach State (June 7, 2003). The 1969 Stanford graduate
has led the Cardinal to two CWS titles and three runner-up showings
in five CWS championship appearances, as well as 13 College World
Series trips, five NCAA Super Regional titles, 13 NCAA Regional
championships and 12 Pac-10 crowns (includes Southern Division and
shared titles). Stanford's two CWS crowns under Marquess came in
back-to-back fashion in 1987 and 1988 as the Cardinal is just one
of four teams to have ever won back-to-back Division I College
World Series titles. Stanford has also qualified for the NCAA
Championships 22 times in the first 28 years under Marquess prior
to this season. He has been named NCAA Coach of the Year three
times and has received Pac-10 or Pac-10 Southern Division Coach of
the Year honors on nine occasions, most recently with his Pac-10
selection in 2003. The Cardinal has had 28 winning campaigns in the
first 29 seasons (includes 2005) under his leadership, while
finishing either first or second in the prestigious Pacific-10
(formerly Pac-10 Southern Division) 22 times in the last 24 years.
Stanford has had 121 players drafted by professional baseball in
the past 20 seasons, including 15 in the last 18 years that were
drafted either in the first round or as a Compensation A pick. A
member of the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame,
Marquess was the head coach of the 1988 United States Olympic
baseball team that captured the gold medal. He was also an
accomplished football and baseball standout on The Farm and is a
member of the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame. He is one of only six
collegiate baseball head coaches to have both played and coached in
the College World Series. Marquess was the starting first baseman
and a First Team All-American on Stanford's 1967 CWS squad and
played four seasons of minor league baseball with the Chicago White
Sox organization.
STANFORD COACHING STAFF Dean Stotz is in his 29th campaign with
Stanford Baseball and his sixth season as associate head coach
after he was promoted to the position prior to the 2000 campaign.
Stotz served for 23 years as an assistant. Stotz currently coaches
third base while also handling various offensive and defensive
aspects of the game. Tom Kunis is in his sixth season as Stanford's
pitching coach, while Dave Nakama is in his sixth year overall as a
Stanford assistant coach.
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NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL ALL-TIME COACHES WIN LIST
Coach, Current or Last School (Yr.) Wins 1. Augie Garrido, Texas
(37th) 1527 2. Gene Stephenson, Wichita State (28th) 1498 3. Cliff
Gustafson, Texas (29) 1427 4. Larry Hays, Texas Tech (35th) 1423 5.
Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech (46th) 1422 6. Mike Martin, Florida
State (26th) 1384 7. Rod Dedeaux, USC (44) 1342 8. Larry Cochell,
Oklahoma (39) 1330 9. Bob Bennett, Fresno State (34) 1300 10. Ron
Polk, Mississippi State (32nd) 1268 11. Ron Fraser, Miami (30) 1267
12. Jack Stallings, Georgia