HISTORY & RECORDS IN THIS SECTION

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1 2007 LOBO BASEBALL - 89 HISTORY & RECORDS IN THIS SECTION Team Records Last Time Hitting - Pitching Records Year-By-Year Team Stats & Leaders Coaching Records Conference Records All-Americans Lobos In The MLB Draft Postseason Records All-time Letterwinners Year-By-Year Results

2 TEAM RECORDS AT-BATS 58 vs. New Mexico State, 2/9/02 57 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 56 vs. Air Force, 5/2/03 54 vs. Hawaii, 3/14/97 54 vs. New Mexico State, 2/24/72 53 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 53 vs. Colorado State, 3/17/73 53 vs. Northern Colorado, 2/27/05 RUNS 31 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 (W, 31-11) 28 vs. N.M. Highlands, 2/9/03 (W, 28-5) 28 vs. N.M. State, 3/30/99 (W, 28-18) 27 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 (W, 27-26) 27 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 (W, 27-26) 27 vs. Iowa, 3/24/85 (W, 27-13) 27 vs. Creighton, 3/26/71 (W, 27-5) 26 vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 (W, 26-11) 26 vs. Utah, 3/13/93 (W, 26-8) 26 vs. Hartford, 3/16/86 (W, 26-12) HITS 32 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 30 vs. Hawaii, 3/14/97 29 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 28 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 27 vs. Air Force, 5/2/03 26 vs. Northwestern, 2/22/97 26 vs. Washington, 3/26/95 25 vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 25 vs. Air Force, 5/27/04 25 vs. Ohio State, 3/10/02 25 vs. Northwestern, 2/24/02 25 vs. Utah, 3/13/93 25 vs. Iowa, 3/24/85 25 vs. New Mexico State, 2/25/72 RBI 28 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 27 vs. Iowa, 3/24/85 26 vs. N.M. Highlands, 2/9/03 26 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 26 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 25 vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 24 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 24 vs. Utah, 4/23/94 DOUBLES 13 vs. N.M. Highlands, 2/9/03 9 vs. Northern Colorado, 3/5/06 9 vs. Utah, 3/16/02 9 vs. UNLV, 4/4/98 8 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 8 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 8 vs. UTEP, 4/18/80 8 vs. So. Colorado, 5/17/75 8 vs. San Diego State, 3/17/00 TRIPLES 7 vs. So. Colorado, 3/27/76 6 vs. Hartford, 3/16/86 4 vs. Eastern New Mexico, 4/30/97 4 vs. Colorado State, 3/20/75 4 vs. NE Illinois, 4/18/78 4 vs. UTEP, 5/11/73 4 vs. Northern Illinois, 3/27/72 HOME RUNS 10 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 8 vs. Air Force, 4/18/04 6 vs. Air Force, 4/13/06 (2) 6 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 6 vs. UNLV, 5/9/99 6 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 6 vs. New Mexico State, 2/25/98 6 vs. Utah, 5/15/94 6 vs. Air Force, 4/26/86 6 vs. Air Force, 4/25/86 STOLEN BASES 9 vs. Wayland Baptist, 4/13/94 8 vs. Maine, 3/18/94 8 vs. New Mexico State, 2/11/00 8 vs. Brigham Young, 4/8/00 7 vs. Toledo, 3/10/02 7 vs. N.M. Highlands, 2/10/98 7 vs. Grand Canyon, 5/4/96 LONGEST GAME (Innings) 15-New Mexico St. 4, UNM 3, 2/9/02 15-UNM 9, Gonzaga 8, 3/31/72 14-UNM 9, Colorado State 8, 3/17/73 14-UNM 8, E. New Mexico 7, 2/5-6/96 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING NO-HIT GAMES (2) Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona, 4/17/70 (9 innings) Mike Connell vs. N.M. Highlands, 3/24/77 (7 inn.) ONE-HIT GAMES (8) Tommy Bruskas at New Mexico State, 5/8/59 Lloyd Randel at Eastern New Mexico, 4/28/62 Cliff Fowler at UTEP, 3/6/65 (7 innings) Stan Quintana vs. Colorado St., 3/22/65 (7 inn.) Cliff Fowler vs. San Francisco State, 4/25/65 Cliff Fowler vs. UTEP, 3/23/67 (7 innings) Tony Sexton and Chuy Armendariz at NMSU, 3/9/68 (6 innings) Ron Sims vs. NMSU, 3/25/73 (7 innings) 2007 LOBO BASEBALL - 90 SINGLE GAME STRIKEOUTS 18 Jim Kremmel vs. ENMU, 3/30/70 18 Jim Kalk vs. Colo. St., 3/14/64 (7) 17 Jim Serrano vs. Pt. Loma, 2/17/98 17 Tommy Bruskas at NMSU, 5/8/59 17 Cliff Fowler at NMSU, 3/19/65 (8) 17 Bob McAulay vs. Ariz. State, 4/29/66 16 Gig Brummel vs. NMSU, 4/29/61 (7) 16 Gary Jacobs vs. Colo. State, 3/23/70 16 Arnie Marzullo vs. Colorado, 3/16/73 15 Jim Kalk vs. Air Force, 3/29/64 15 Jim Kalk vs. NMSU, 4/11/64 15 Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 4/7/66 (7) 15 Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 5/13/66 15 Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona State, 4/10/70 15 Chris Cooper vs. S. Utah, 2/25/00 14 James Vermilyea vs. NMSU, 2/21/03 INNINGS PITCHED 12 Jim Coleman vs. SDSU, 5/15/92 11 Tom Bepko vs. South Dakota St., 3/27/75 INDIVIDUAL MISCELLANEOUS HIT FOR CYCLE (8) Perry Danforth vs. NMSU, 2/24/73 Jay Slotnick vs. Texas Tech, 2/10/85 Jay Slotnick vs. Iowa, 3/27/85 Dave Kirkpatrick vs. Air Force, 5/14/88 Mark Wulfert vs. Air Force, 4/3/94 Chad Alevras vs. E. New Mexico, 4/30/97 Todd Stroud vs. Air Force, 3/23/02 Ian Hollick vs. Air Force, 4/13/06 (game 2) TRIPLE PLAY (2) 4-6-3: Eric Torres, Ray Granillo, Greg Dunn at Wyoming, 5/7/ : Mike DeMore, Travis Young, Ronnie Meng vs. Wyoming, 5/6/95 Larry Harrison hit 31 triples in his Lobo baseball career, tied for secon all-time in NCAA history.

3 TEAM RECORDS GAMES PLAYED WINS LOSSES WINNING STREAK (twice) HOME WINS ROAD WINS WIN PCT. (min. 40 games) AT-BATS RUNS HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES HOME RUNS RBI TOTAL BASES SLUGGING PCT BATTING AVERAGE WALKS (BATTERS) STRIKEOUTS (BATTERS) STOLEN BASES HIT BY PITCH (BATTERS) FIELDING PCT INNINGS PITCHED ERA STRIKEOUTS (PITCHERS) WALKS ( PITCHERS) COMPLETE GAMES SAVES SHUTOUTS LOBO BASEBALL - 91

4 LAST TIME STATS THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED IN LOBO BASEBALL... BATTING CATEGORIES Grand slam: Chris Carlson vs. UNLV, 5/23/06 Hit for the cycle: Ian Hollick vs. Air Force (game 2), 4/13/06 Four hits: Daniel Stovall vs. Utah, 5/25/06 Five hits: Chris Carlson vs. UNLV, 5/23/06 Six hits: Cory Robbins vs. New Mexico State, 3/23/99* Five runs: Jordan Pacheco vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 Six runs: Sean Murray vs. Air Force, 5/15/04* # Six RBI: Jay Russell and Daniel Stovall vs. Northern Colorado, 3/5/06 10 RBI: Mark Gulseth vs. San Diego State, 4/19/92 * Three doubles: Ryan Barba at BYU, 5/7/05 Four doubles: Joe Salas at Air Force, 4/17/04 * # Two triples: Ryan Barba vs. SDSU, 5/13/05 * Inside-the-Park home run: Chris Dabbs at Air Force, 5/20/05 Two home runs: Ryan Barba at UNLV, 5/13/06 Three home runs: Mark Wulfert vs. Air Force, 5/13/95 * Two home runs in one inning: Josh Mader at Utah, 4/8/04 Two or more players with multi-homers: Chris Carlson and Ryan Barba vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 Back-to-back homers: Chris Dabbs and Ryan Barba vs. Utah, 4/22/06 Back-to-back-to-back homers: G. Haymore, C. Carlson, D. Stovall at AF, 5/19/05 Multiple back-to-back homers in same game: (2), Joe Salas and Daniel Stovall, vs. Air Force, 5/16/04 Four strikeouts: Daniel Stovall at Arizona, 2/17/06 No strikeouts: Feb. 26, 2006 vs. Utah Valley State (29 At Bats) PITCHING CATEGORIES: No-hitter (7-inning game): Mike Connell vs. N.M. Highlands, 3/24/77 No-hitter (9-inning game): Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona, 4/17/70 One-hitter: Ron Sims vs. New Mexico State, 3/25/73 Complete game: Danny Ray Herrera at San Diego State, 4/8/06 Complete-game shutout: Danny Ray Herrera vs. Utah Valley State, 2/25/06 10 or more strikeouts: 12, Karsten Gaarder at AF, 5/19/05 15 strikeouts: 15, Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 5/13/66 15 or more strikeouts (staff): 15 at Air Force, 4/17/04 No walks: 3/11/06 vs. Oregon State 10 or more walks (staff): 11 at #5 Oregon State, 4/28/06 FIREWORKS The 1993 New Mexico Lobos were among the nation's leaders in batting (.344) and runs scored (9.23 a game). UNM's offensive prowess was never more evident than in a March 13, 1993, contest against Utah. The Lobos scored 20 runs in the sixth and won, 26-8, banging out 25 hits to tie a school record at the time. At the time, UNM set NCAA records for an inning with 25 plate appearances and 17 RBI while the 20 runs was one short of the NCAA mark. New Mexico's historic half-inning consisted of 12 hits (nine singles, two home runs, one triple) and nine walks. Lobo outfielder Jonathon Gallegos put his name in the NCAA record book as well. Gallegos batted three times in the inning, producing a grand slam and a pair of two-run singles. The eight RBI equaled the national record held by six other players. KREMMEL S NO-NO Wherever former Lobo pitcher Jim Kremmel is today, there is no doubt he will always remember April 17, 1970, in Tucson, Ariz. That is the day Lobo baseball history was made when the hard-throwing lefty from Columbia, Illinois, tossed the only documented 9-inning no-hitter in school history. UNM's alltime strikeout king walked two, struck out 11 and allowed just one Arizona runner to advance to second base (on a walk and a sacrifice fly in the sixth). The Lobos won the game 1-0 with an unearned run in the seventh inning. UNM's Mike Connell threw a 7-inning no-hitter on March 24, 1977, against New Mexico Highlands. Similar greatness has been flirted with by eight other Lobo hurlers by allowing just one hit in a game. FIELDING CATEGORIES No errors: 5/23/06 vs. UNLV (W, 17-2) Five errors: 2/27/05 vs. Western Carolina A Lobo committed three or more errors: 3, Josh Mader vs. BYU, 5/21/03 Eight or more assists: 8, Ryan Barba at New Mexico State, 2/7/06 15 or more putouts: 16, Daniel Stovall vs. Cal Poly, 4/29/06 Triple play: Mike DeMore, Ray Granillo, Greg Dunn at Wyoming, 5/7/89 UNM hit into a triple play: 5/16/04 vs. Air Force INNING CATEGORIES: 10 or more runs in an inning: 10 vs. Utah, 4/22/06 15 or more runs in an inning: 15 vs. Savannah St., 3/11/05 4 or more homers in an inning: 4 at Air Force, 5/19/05 5 or more doubles in an inning: 5, vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05 10 or more hits in an inning: 13 vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05* 10 or more Consecutive Hits: 11, vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05* 10 or more Consecutive Batters to Reach Base: 16 vs. Savannah St., 3/11/05 SCORING AND MISC. CATEGORIES A Lobo stole home: Ryan Barba vs. Savannah State, 3/13/05 UNM tied: 2/22/04 vs. Northwestern (3-3) UNM was shut out: 2/10/06 vs. Texas State (L, 2-0) UNM shut out opponent: 2/25/06 vs. Utah Valley State (W, 3-0) Five or more home runs: 6, at Air Force (game 2), 4/13/06 20 or more hits: 23, vs. Utah, 5/25/06 Allowed 20 or more hits: 20, vs. TCU, 5/19/06 20 or more runs: 26, at Air Force, 4/14/06 Allowed 20 or more runs: 28, vs. San Diego State, 5/14/05 30 or more runs: 31, at Air Force, 4/17/04 * # 20 or more RBI: 28, at Air Force, 4/17/04 # 50 or more total bases: 53, at Air Force, 4/17/04 # 15 or more walks: 16, at Air Force, 4/17/04 # Won an extra-inning game: 3/29/06 vs. San Diego State (3-2, 12 innings) Lost an extra-inning game: 4/29/06 vs. Cal Poly (6-4, 10 innings) Won on last at-bat: 4/23/06 vs. Utah (9-8) Lost on last at-bat: 5/12/06 at UNLV (12-8) UNM swept Non-conference series: vs. Northern Colorado, 3/3-5/2006 UNM swept MWC series: vs. Air Force, 4/13-14/2006 UNM was swept in a Non-conference series: Texas Tech, 2/14, 4/11, 4/25, 5/10/06) UNM was swept in a MWC series: TCU, 5/18-20/2006 * Denotes school record; # Denotes Mountain West record Mark Gulseth s 10 RBIs on April 19, 1992 against San Diego State is still a school record for a single game LOBO BASEBALL - 92

5 HITTING RECORDS At-Bats Game: 8, Josh Mader vs. Air Force (5/2/03) 8, Hank Garcia vs. Gonzaga (3/31/72) 8, Chris Armstrong vs. Fresno St. (4/1/99) Season: 262, Scott Candelaria (1999) Career: 895, Travis Young, ( ) Runs Game: 6, Lon Yamaguchi vs. NMSU (2/25/98) 6, Sean Murray vs. Air Force (5/15/04) Season: 86, Jim Fregosi (1985) Career: 248, Lon Yamaguchi ( ) Hits Game: 6, Aaron Santini vs. Regis (3/6/93) 6, Ronnie Meng vs. Nebraska (3/19/95) 6, Cory Robbins vs. NMSU (3/23/99) Season: 125, Keith Hagman (1980) Career: 340, Travis Young ( ) Total Bases Game: 16, Walt Arnold vs. UTEP (4/18/80) Season: 207, Keith Hagman (1980) Career: 496, Lon Yamaguchi ( ) Stolen Bases Game: 5, Cory Robbins vs. N.M. Highlands (2/10/98) Season: 56, Luke Oglesby (1993) Career: 123, Travis Young ( ) Walks Game: 5, Luke Oglesby vs. Texas Tech (2/25/93) Season: 56, Mike Foote (1980) Career: 152, Lon Yamaguchi ( ) Hit by Pitch Game: 3, Paul Huitt vs. Highlands (Feb. 28, 1990) Season: 19, Aaron Santini (1992) Career: 28, Aaron Santini ( ) Keith Hagman holds the NCAA record for season batting avg. (.551) and triples (17). RBI Inning: 8, Jonathan Gallegos vs. Utah (3/13/93) Game: 10, Mark Gulseth vs. SDSU (4/19/92) Season: 95, Keith Hagman (1980) Career: 203, Lon Yamaguchi ( ) Doubles Game: 4, Dusty Young vs. N.M. Highlands (2/9/03) 4, Joe Salas vs. Air Force (4/17/04) Season: 35, Robert Gonzales (1998) Career: 68, Robert Gonzales ( ) Triples Game: 2 (42 times), last Ryan Barba vs. SDSU (5/13/05) Season: 17, Keith Hagman (1980/NCAA record) Career: 31, Larry Harrison ( ) Home Runs Game: 3, Walt Arnold vs. UTEP (4/18/80) 3, Jim Fregosi vs. Iowa (3/26/85) 3, Kenny Copeland vs. Utah (5/15/94) 3, Mark Wulfert vs. Air Force (5/13/95) Season: 24, Aaron Sisk (2000) Career: 53, Aaron Sisk ( ) Mark Wulfert is one of UNM s alltime most powerful hitters. He holds the season and career records for grand slams. Aaron Sisk holds UNM s all-time season and career home run records with 24 in 2000 and 53 overall. Grand Slams Game: 2, Mark Gulseth vs. SDSU (4/19/92) Season: 3, Mark Wulfert (1995) Career: 5, Mark Wulfert ( ) Jim Fregosi s 86 runs in 1985 is still a Lobo season record LOBO BASEBALL - 93 Aaron Santini liked to hit and be hit. He holds UNM s season and career records for times hit by a pitch and most hits in a single game.

6 HITTING RECORDS GAMES PLAYED (Season) 67 Jim Fregosi, Larry Harrison, Bobby Martinez, Keith Hagman, Walt Arnold, Larry Harrison, 1980 GAMES PLAYED (Career) 244 Larry Harrison, Tom Francis, Lon Yamaguchi, Travis Young, Joe Salas, AT-BATS (Season) 275 Troy Cairns, Dusty Young, Daniel Stovall, Scott Candelaria, Robert Gonzales, 1998 AT-BATS (Career) 895 Travis Young, Dusty Young, Lon Yamaguchi, Tom Francis, Larry Harrison, RUNS (Season) 86 Jim Fregosi, Luke Oglesby, Lon Yamaguchi, Jordan Pacheco, Cory Robbins, Mike Foote, Matt Young, 2003 RUNS (Career) 248 Lon Yamaguchi, Travis Young, Tom Francis, Larry Harrison, Matt Young, HITS (Season) 125 Keith Hagman, Robert Gonzales, Scott Candelaria, Dusty Young, Robert Gonzales, 1998 HITS (Career) 340 Travis Young, Tom Francis, Lon Yamaguchi, Dusty Young, Larry Harrison, RBI (Season) 95 Keith Hagman, Chris Alexander, Mark Gulseth, Aaron Sisk, Robert Gonzales, 1998 RBI (Career) 225 Chris Alexander, Lon Yamaguchi, Aaron Sisk, Joe Salas, Antonio Fernandez, BATTING AVERAGE (Season).551 ( ) Keith Hagman, 1980*.445 (94-211) Jim Fregosi, (95-215) Travis Young, (88-201) Mark Wulfert, (85-196) Greg Hall, 1985 BATTING AVERAGE (Career).460 ( ) Keith Hagman, ( ) Robert Gonzales, ( ) Greg Hall, ( ) Tom Francis, Chris Carlson, ( ) Travis Young, ( ) Mark Wulfert, ( ) Barry Brunenkant, DOUBLES (Season) 35 Robert Gonzales, Robert Gonzales, Donny Sevieri, Barry Brunenkant, Keith Hagman, 1980 DOUBLES (Career) 69 Dusty Young, Robert Gonzales, Joe Salas, Lon Yamaguchi, Daniel Stovall, Mark Okano, Travis Young, TRIPLES (Season) 17 Keith Hagman, 1980* 12 Matt Young, Jim Fregosi, Aaron Cain, Larry Harrison, Jim Johnson, 1968 TRIPLES (Career) 31 Larry Harrison, Tom Francis, Keith Hagman, Travis Young, Ron Bunt, Aaron Cain, HOME RUNS (Season) 25 Chris Alexander, Aaron Sisk, Chris Carlson, Aaron Sisk, Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 HOME RUNS (Career) 53 Aaron Sisk, Chris Alexander, Joe Salas, Lon Yamaguchi, Chris Carlson, TOTAL BASES (Season) 207 Keith Hagman, Jim Fregosi, Robert Gonzales, Chris Alexander, Aaron Sisk, Aaron Sisk, 2000 TOTAL BASES (Career) 496 Lon Yamaguchi, Joe Salas, Travis Young, Tom Francis, Aaron Sisk, SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (Season).912 ( ) Keith Hagman, ( ) Jim Fregosi, (86-107) Tracy Young, ( ) Mark Wulfert, ( ) Lon Yamaguchi, LOBO BASEBALL - 94 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (Career).736 ( ) Chris Carlson, ( ) Keith Hagman, ( ) Aaron Sisk, ( ) Mark Wulfert, ( ) Robert Gonzales, STOLEN BASES (Season) 56 Luke Oglesby, Mark Wulfert, Travis Young, Travis Young, Aaron Cain, 1979 STOLEN BASES (Career) 123 Travis Young, Aaron Cain, Mark Wulfert, Tom Francis, Mark Okano, WALKS (Season) 56 Mike Foote, Matt Young, Steve McKee, Lon Yamaguchi, Gerardo Yepiz, 1992 WALKS (Career) 152 Lon Yamaguchi, Matt Young, Gerardo Yepiz, Jim Fregosi, Johnny Barros, STRIKEOUTS (Season) 56 Donny Sevieri, Chad Kuhn, Aaron Sisk, Chris Dabbs, Lon Yamaguchi, 1997 STRIKEOUTS (Career) 183 Lon Yamaguchi, Jeff Grady, Donny Sevieri, 1999-' Aaron Sisk, Mark Okano, 1998-'01 HIT BY PITCH (Season) 19 Aaron Santini, Matt Foote, Chris Alexander, Chris Armstrong, Antonio Fernandez, 1993 HITTING STREAK (Season) 39 Dusty Young, 2003 % 32 Troy Cairns, Aaron Sisk, Antonio Fernandez, Scott Candelaria, 2000 * - NCAA Record % - Ninth Longest Streak In NCAA History Chris Carlson holds the best career slugging percentage at.736.

7 PITCHING RECORDS APPEARANCES (Season) 32 Joe Coleman, Joe Salas, Joe Warren, David Waites, Bill Irwin, 1971 APPEARANCES (Career) 77 Brian Clark, Joe Coleman, David Steinberg, Joe Salas, Kevin Letz, COMPLETE GAMES (Season) 10 Russell Alexanderson, Pat Fetty, Rob Hoover, Arnie Marzullo, Ken Wilp, Eddie Misquez, 1999 COMPLETE GAMES (Career) 20 Rob Hoover, Russell Alexanderson, Pat Fetty, Jim Kremmel, Arnie Marzullo, Kent Seaman, GAMES STARTED (Season) 18 James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, James Vermilyea, Chris Cooper, Chris Cooper, Eddie Misquez, Ken Wilp, 1983 GAMES STARTED (Career) 47 Rob Hoover, Dean Duane, Danny Ray Herrera Jim Kremmel, Kurt Hildebrandt, , '95 WINS (Season) 14 Dean Duane, Danny Ray Herrera, Luis Gonzalez, Rob Hoover, Chris Cooper, Mike Albers, Jim Serrano, Bob McAulay, Jim Kremmel, Ron Adair, Chris Baum, 1994 WINS (Career) 27 Rob Hoover, Bob McAulay, Dean Duane, Danny Ray Herrera, Jim Kremmel, WIN PCT. (Season Min. 8 Dec.) (14-0) Dean Duane, (10-0) Danny Ray Herrera, (7-1) Jim Coleman, (7-1) Chris Baum, (9-2) Chris Baum, (9-2) Bob McAulay, 1968 WINNING PCT. (Career Min. 15 Dec.).772 (17-5) Luis Gonzalez, (12-4) Jim Coleman, (17-7) Chris Baum, (19-8) Ralph Sallee, (11-5) Joe Coleman, INNINGS (Season) James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, James Vermilyea, Eddie Misquez, Jim Serrano, 1998 INNINGS (Career) Rob Hoover, Jim Kremmel, James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, Ron Adair, ERA (Season) 1.13 Lloyd Randel, Bob McAulay, Jim Kremmel, Rick Bodle, Jack Wilson, 1977 ERA (Career) 2.46 Jack Wilson, Arnie Marzullo, Bob McAulay, Jim Kremmel, Rick Bodle, STRIKEOUTS (Season) 137 Jim Serrano, Jim Kremmel, Bob McAulay, Bob McAulay, Ralph Sallee, 1967 STRIKEOUTS (Career) 356 Jim Kremmel, Bob McAulay, Ralph Sallee, James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, WALKS (Season) 68 Jim Serrano, Ken Yonker, Dean Duane, Ken Wilp, Barry Kiess, 1997 WALKS (Career) 160 Barry Kiess, Moe Camilli, Dean Duane, Kurt Hildebrandt, Jim Kremmel, LOSSES (Season) 11 Ty Van Dyke, Ken Wilp, James Vermilyea, Craig Cuthbert, Kevin Andersh, Jay Higgins, LOBO BASEBALL - 95 LOSSES (Career) 21 Barry Kiess, Ty Van Dyke, Kevin Andersh, Brian Clark, Kurt Hildebrandt, SAVES (Season) 11 Ed Bartholomew, David Meng, Jeff Perez, Joe Abell, J.C. Ortiz, 1999 SAVES (Career) 13 Ed Bartholomew, Joe Salas, David Meng, Joe Abell, David Waites, Rob Hoover posted a school record 27 wins for UNM from James Vermilyea was a workhorse for the Lobos, holding the season records for starts (18) and innings (131.1).

8 YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM BATTING STATS BATTING Year G AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB-SA SO BB HBP S-SF SLG. PCT Not Available Not Available LOBO BASEBALL - 96

9 YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM PITCHING STATS PITCHING Year IP H R ER BB SO WP HP W-L ERA CG SV Not available Not available * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Denotes tie 2007 LOBO BASEBALL - 97

10 YEAR-BY-YEAR STAT LEADERS GAMES PLAYED 1962 Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Max Forrest Three with Mark Johnson Two with Mike McLaughlin Two with Rick Laub Larry Minarsich Three with Four with Mike Pettenuzzo Two with Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio Aaron Cain Steve Muccio Three with Tom Francis Two with Two with Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Three with Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Eric Torres Colclough/Miller Huitt/Yost Roe/Yepiz Three with Three with Young/Sousa Young/Hosino Three tied Yamaguchi/Gonzales Candelaria/Sisk Aaron Sisk Troy Cairns Cairns/Alexander Four with Joe Salas/Matt Young Daniel Stovall Five with 59 AT-BATS 1962 Rubi/Ness Gary Ness Max Forrest Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Mike McLaughlin Jim Johnson Rick Wicks Faford/Smith Perry Danforth Perry Danforth Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Kyle Rutledge Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Tom Francis Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Steve McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Eric Torres Mark Colclough Paul Huitt Tommy Roe Antonio Fernandez Antonio Fernandez Travis Young Travis Young Travis Young Robert Gonzales Scott Candelaria Scott Candelaria Troy Cairns Chris Alexander Dusty Young Josh Mader Daniel Stovall Daniel Stovall 266 RUNS 1962 Isidro Rubi Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Two with Mike McLaughlin Bob Faford Ken Johnson Bob Faford Garcia/Mernick Dan Fitzgerald Mark Hiller Mark Hiller Bob Bartell Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Tom Francis LOBO BASEBALL Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Steve McKee Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Eric Torres Thane Miller Gerardo Yepiz Gerardo Yepiz Luke Oglesby Mark Wulfert Mark Wulfert Travis Young Travis Young Lon Yamaguchi Lon Yamaguchi Aaron Sisk Troy Cairns Matt Young Matt Young Matt Young Chris Carlson Jordan Pacheco 79 BATTING AVERAGE 1962 Isidro Rubi Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Ron Bunt Dave Chase Dave Chase Mike McLaughlin Bob Faford Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Hank Garcia Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio Duffy Ryan Tom Francis Keith Hagman.551* 1981 Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Brian Kubala Greg Hall Jim Fregosi Marc Iannaccone Nate Johnsen Jim Shevlin Eric Torres Gerardo Yepiz Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez.430

11 YEAR-BY-YEAR STAT LEADERS 1994 Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Robert Gonzales Lon Yamaguchi Okano/Armstrong Scott Candelaria Stanley/Cairns Josh Mader Sean Murray Josh Mader Jordan Pacheco Ian Hollick.376 HITS 1962 Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Gary Ness Ron Bunt Dave Chase Paul LaPrairie Mike McLaughlin Faford/Johnson Ron Wicks Bob Faford Perry Danforth Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Steve McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Eric Torres Tommy Roe Matt Yost Gulseth/Santini Antonio Fernandez Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales Scott Candelaria Scott Candelaria Troy Cairns Troy Cairns Dusty Young Josh Mader Jordan Pacheco Jordan Pacheco 87 RUNS BATTED IN 1962 Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Gary Ness Bunt/Pappan Dave Chase Mark Johnson Jim Palmer Jim Johnson Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Dan Fitzgerald Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio John Konitzer Steve Muccio Keith Hagman Larry Harrison Barry Brunenkant Fregosi/Kubala Greg Hall Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Johnsen/McKee Nate Johnsen Mark Pruessmann Mark Colclough Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Chad Alevras Chad Alevras Robert Gonzales Aaron Sisk Aaron Sisk Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Josh Mader Chris Carlson Chris Carlson 79 DOUBLES 1962 Ness/Rubi Dick Tessitore Gary Ness Ron Bunt Mark Johnson Paul LaPrairie Mike McLaughlin LOBO BASEBALL Jim Palmer Armando Reyes Bob Faford Adair/Fitzgerald Gary Stewart Gary Stewart Mark Hiller Mike Delmonico Kyle Rutledge Duffy Ryan Steve Muccio Keith Hagman Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Bob Gemignani Greg Hall Greg Hall Jim Logan Steve McKee Jim Shevlin Eric Torres Miller/Roe Paul Huitt Three with Keith Quigley Travis Young Mark Wulfert Young/Hosino Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales Aaron Sisk Donny Sevieri Troy Cairns Dusty Young Dusty Young Joe Salas Chris Carlson Daniel Stovall 25 TRIPLES 1962 Gary Ness Gary Ness Ron Bunt Ron Bunt Dave Chase Paul LaPrairie Jim Johnson Bob Faford Faford/R. Wicks Ken Johnson Dan Fitzgerald Dan Fitzgerald Pettenuzzo/Hiller Mike Pettenuzzo Delmonico/Bartell Bob Bartell Aaron Cain Mike Foote 7

12 YEAR-BY-YEAR STAT LEADERS 1980 Keith Hagman 17* 1981 Tom Francis Larry Harrison Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi McKee/Sparks Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Eric Torres Terance Frazier Mark Colclough Tommy Roe Fernandez/Wulfert Mark Wulfert Ryan Wright Travis Young Travis Young Four tied Lon Yamaguchi Troy Cairns Troy Cairns Troy Cairns Josh Mader Matt Young Garrick Haymore Dane Hamilton 4 HOME RUNS 1962 Isidro Rubi Ness/Tessitore Gary Ness Ness/Pappan Three with Greg With Johnson/Schawel Jim Johnson Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Garcia/Fitzgerald Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Kyle Rugledge Walt Arnold Walt Arnold Walt Arnold Andy Trujeque Mark Biren Brian Kubala Greg Hall Jim Fregosi Snyder/Young Kuhn/McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Roe/Torres Paul Huitt Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Adam Taylor Chad Alevras Lon Yamaguchi Aaron Sisk Aaron Sisk Donny Sevieri Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Daniel Stovall/Joe Salas Jordan Pacheco/Chris Carlson/Jeff Grady Chris Carlson 21 TOTAL BASES 1962 Isidro Rubi N/A 1964 Gary Ness Ron Bunt Dave Chase M. Johnson/With Mike McLaughlin Bob Faford Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Dan Fitzgerald Dan FItzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Kyle Rutledge Ryan/Arnold Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Steve McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Eric Torres Thane Miller Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales Aaron Sisk Aaron Sisk Troy Cairns LOBO BASEBALL Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Josh Mader Chris Carlson Chris Carlson 167 WALKS 1962 Isidro Rubi N/A 1964 Max Forrest James Pappan Paul LaPrairie Paul LaPrairie Jim Palmer K. Johnson/Palmer K. Johnson Bob Faford Dennis Mernick Ron Adair Mark Hiller Lloyd Thompson Joe Pistono Steve Muccio Kyle Rutledge Steve Muccio Mike Foote Bob Gemignani Barry Brunenkant Jim Fregosi Jim Fregosi Jim Fregosi Steve McKee Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Brian McGuire Gerardo Yepiz Gerardo Yepiz Gerardo Yepiz Aaron Santini Kenny Copeland Dan Sousa Adam Taylor Lon Yamaguchi Lon Yamaguchi Lon Yamaguchi Aaron Sisk Anthony Lovato Matt Young Matt Young Matt Young Chris Carlson Jordan Pacheco 39 STOLEN BASES 1965 BJ Thompson Two with Paul LaPrairie Glen Schawel 18

13 YEAR-BY-YEAR STAT LEADERS 1969 Ken Johnson Ken Johnson Larry Minarsich Dennis Mernick Dan Fitzgerald Mark Hiller Mark Hiller Art DeLao Aaron Cain Kyle Rutledge Aaron Cain Mike Foote Tom Francis Tom Francis Larry Harrison Jim Fregosi Jim Fregosi Steve McKee Steve McKee Jim Shevlin Eric Torres Terance Frazier Craig Jackson Aaron Santini Luke Oglesby Mark Wulfert Mark Wulfert Travis Young Travis Young Mike Campbell Mike Campbell Aaron Stanley Aaron Stanley Matt Young Cory Lizarraga Matt Young Matt Foote Matt Foote 24 SACRIFICES 1981 Ben Bregman Bobby Martinez Gemignani/Velasco Five with Three with Sparks/Velasco Pruessmann/Torres Tom Turner Granillo/Pruessmann Colclough/Yepiz Rob Jaramillo David Gomez Luke Oglesby Travis Young Mike DeMore David Hosino Lon Yamaguchi Miguel Montiel Three tied Troy Cairns Aaron Stanley D. Young/M. Young Mike Svetlic Matt Young/Josh Mader Matt Foote/Jeff Grady Jay Russell 12 SACRIFICE FLIES 1981 Mark Berardi Bobby Martinez Bob Gemignani Rob Hall Glen Russell Bob Velasco Jim Shevlin Dave Kirkpatrick McGuire/Orona Three with Matt Yost Gerardo Yepiz Antonio Fernandez Fernandez/Wulfert Mark Wulfert Three players Alevras/Young Robert Gonzales Candelaria/Sisk Aaron Stanley Chris Alexander Troy Cairns Three with Tim Grady/Matt Young Chris Carlson Chris Carlson 10 HIT BY PITCH 1980 Mike Foote N/A 1982 N/A 1983 Bob Gemignani Rob Hicks Greg Hall McKee/Snyder Steve McKee Mark Pruessmann Kirkpatrick/Pruessmann Paul Huitt Matt Yost Aaron Santini Luke Oglesby Three tied with Jaime Garcia Adam Taylor Jeff Hix Cory Robbins Chris Armstrong LOBO BASEBALL Dee Dennis Donny Sevieri Tajima/M. Young Chris Alexander Joe Salas Garrick Haymore Matt Foote 18 APPEARANCES 1965 Jim Kalk Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Rick Bodle Ron Sims Jim Kremmel Bill Irwin Rick Koch Koch/Miller Don Junick Beilsmith/Seaman Jack Wilson Jack Wilson Danny Muth Bobby Rivera Jim Sharpe Keil Higgins Hale/Steinberg Three with Bret Davis Ed Bartholomew Mark Schrewsbury Joe Coleman Joe Warren Craig Cuthbert Brian Clark Brian Clark Steve Foss Steve Foss David Meng Gonzalez/Meng David Waites David Waites Rick Gonzales J.C. Ortiz Abell/Cooper Jeff Perez Derek McCready Adrian Soto Joe Salas Javier Lopez Damon Miller 23

14 YEAR-BY-YEAR STAT LEADERS COMPLETE GAMES 1966 Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Joe Waid Arnie Marzullo Koch/Marzullo Kent Seaman Beilsmith/Seaman Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover Rob Hoover Rob Hoover Moe Camilli Bobby Rivera Keil Higgins Ken Wilp Three with Davis/Duane Cemy/Sparks Steve Paar Steve Paar Brian Clark Alexanderson/Fetty Tom Kelly Mike Gunderson Kurt Hildebrandt Three tied with Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Scott Strickland Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Jason Fernandez Karsten Gaarder/Danny Ray Herrera Danny Ray Herrera 3 WINS 1962 Lloyd Randel Gary Zahm Jim Kalk Jay Higgins Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Joe Waid Ron Adair Rick Koch Three with Beilsmith/Seaman Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover John Cherney Rob Hoover Bobby Rivera Higgins/Sharpe Keil Higgins Dean Duane Rod Nichols Dean Duane Three with Coleman/Warren Coleman/Parr Brian Clark Pat Fetty Pat Fetty Joe Romero Baum/Hildebrandt Chris Baum Gonzalez/Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Three tied Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Cooper/Albers Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Jason Fernandez Danny Ray Herrera Danny Ray Herrera 10 GAMES STARTED 1966 Bob McAulay Bob McAulay Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Adair/Marzullo Koch/Marzullo Three with Kent Seaman Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover Cherney/Hoover Rob Hoover Camilli/Rivera Bobby Rivera Jim Sharpe Ken Wilp Kevin Andersh Dean Duane Chris Cerny Ken Yonker Joe Coleman Ty Van Dyke Alexanderson/Fetty LOBO BASEBALL Pat Fetty Joe Romero Kurt Hildebrandt Doug Valdez Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Barry Kiess Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Cooper Eddy Darren Coltrinari Danny Ray Herrera 17 INNINGS 1962 Lloyd Randel N/A 1964 Jim Kalk Jay Higgins Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Arnie Marzullo Rick Koch Kent Seaman Pat Beilsmith Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover John Cherney Rob Hoover David Steinberg Bobby Rivera Keil Higgins Dean Duane Kevin Andersh Dean Duane Chris Cerny Steve Paar Steve Paar Ty Van Dyke Rus Alexanderson Pat Fetty Joe Romero Kurt Hildebrandt Doug Valdez Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Barry Kiess Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper 111.2

15 YEAR-BY-YEAR STAT LEADERS 2002 James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Jason Fernandez Danny Ray Herrera Danny Ray Herrera STRIKEOUTS 1962 Lloyd Randel Gary Zahm Jim Kalk Jay Higgins Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Arnie Marzullo Arnie Marzullo Kent Seaman Jim Weber Pat Beilsmith Jack Hollis Rob Hoover Rob Hoover Jim Sharpe Jim Sharpe David Steinberg Ken Wilp Kevin Andersh Bret Davis Chris Cerny Ken Yonker Coleman/Paar Ty Van Dyke Pat Fetty Fetty/Quinones Joe Romero Kurt Hildebrandt Ryan Mueller Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Scott Strickland Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Cooper Eddy Karsten Gaarder Danny Ray Herrera 104 ERA (min. 1 IP per game) 1962 Lloyd Randel N/A 1964 Jim Kalk Cliff Fowler Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Ron Adair Arnie Marzullo Rick Koch Kent Seaman Jim Weber Rob Hoover Jack Wilson Rob Hoover Greg Pardus Bobby Rivera Jim Sharpe David Steinberg Kevin Andersh Rod Nichols Dean Duane Chris Cerny Rus Alexanderson Steve Paar Brian Clark Rus Alexanderson Pat Fetty Steve Foss Chris Baum Chris Baum Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Scott Strickland Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Jeremy DeYapp James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Joe Salas Jesse Garcia-Perez Danny Ray Herrera 2.24 SAVES 1981 Keil Higgins Dan Hale Ed Bartholomew Bret Davis Ed Bartholomew Four with Joe Coleman Arbchsky/Warren N/A 1990 Craig Cuthbert Brian Clark Copeland/Foss Chris Adams David Meng Three tied with David Waites David Waites Rick Gonzales J.C. Ortiz Joe Abell Jeff Perez Joe Salas Joe Salas Joe Salas Karsten Gaarder/Javier Lopez/Peter Pacas Damon Miller 3 New Mexico All-Time Career Coaching Records Coach Years Overall Rec. Winning Pct. Conf. Rec. Winning Pct. Martin Angel 1906 (1) Ralph Hutchinson (8) John McGough (2) Roy Johnson , 1927, 1929 (5) John Dolzadelli (5) Gus Zielasko 1946 (1) George Petrol (19) Bob Leigh (11) Vince Cappelli (13) Rich Alday 1990-present (17) LOBO BASEBALL - 103

16 COACHING RECORDS George Petrol (.448) Bob Leigh (.593) Vince Cappelli (.523) Rich Alday (.502) YEAR COACH W L 1899 None None No baseball 1902 No baseball 1903 None None None Martin Angell None None No baseball 1910 Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson 4 2* 1915 Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson No baseball 1919 John McGough John McGough Roy Johnson Roy Johnson Roy Johnson No baseball 1925 No baseball 1926 No baseball 1927 Roy Johnson No baseball 1929 Roy Johnson No baseball 1939 John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli No baseball 1945 No baseball 1946 Gus Zielasko George Petrol George Petrol George Petrol George Petrol 4 13 OVERALL SKYLINE YEAR COACH W L W L FINISH 1951 George Petrol th-E 1952 George Petrol th-E 1953 George Petrol st-E 1954 George Petrol th-E 1955 George Petrol th-E 1956 George Petrol th-E 1957 George Petrol th-E 1958 George Petrol st-E 1959 George Petrol th-E 1960 George Petrol nd-E 1961 George Petrol nd-E 1962 George Petrol st-E 2007 LOBO BASEBALL OVERALL WAC 1963 George Petrol rd-S 1964 George Petrol 8 29* rd-S 1965 George Petrol rd-S 1966 Bob Leigh rd-S 1967 Bob Leigh 24 19* 4 8 3rd-S 1968 Bob Leigh T2nd-S 1969 Bob Leigh 30 17* rd-S 1970 Bob Leigh T2nd-S 1971 Bob Leigh th-S 1972 Bob Leigh rd-S 1973 Bob Leigh rd-S 1974 Bob Leigh rd-S 1975 Bob Leigh T3rd-S 1976 Bob Leigh rd-S 1977 Vince Cappelli rd-S 1978 Vince Cappelli rd-S 1979 Vince Cappelli 37 23* nd-S 1980 Vince Cappelli nd-S 1981 Vince Cappelli 24 30* 2 11 T3rd-S 1982 Vince Cappelli rd-S 1983 Vince Cappelli 25 41* 5 19 T3rd-S 1984 Vince Cappelli 31 26* rd-S 1985 Vince Cappelli st-S 1986 Vince Cappelli 26 21* nd-S 1987 Vince Cappelli nd-S 1988 Vince Cappelli 23 31* th 1989 Vince Cappelli 10 37* th 1990 Rich Alday th 1991 Rich Alday th 1992 Rich Alday 34 25* T3rd 1993 Rich Alday nd-E 1994 Rich Alday nd-E 1995 Rich Alday nd-E 1996 Rich Alday nd-E 1997 Rich Alday th-E 1998 Rich Alday rd-E 1999 Rich Alday 29 30* th OVERALL MWC W L W L FINISH 2000 Rich Alday st 2001 Rich Alday T3rd 2002 Rich Alday th 2003 Rich Alday th 2004 Rich Alday 26 29* nd 2005 Rich Alday th 2006 Rich Alday th E-Eastern Division S-Southern Division * ties not included in final record shaded - qualified for conference tournament LOBO RECORD BY DECADE W L T.Pct Overall Record s s s s s s s s s s s

17 CONFERENCE HONOREES RICH ALDAY 1992 WAC Coach of the Year, 1995 WAC Coach of the Year, 2000 MWC Coach of the Year TRAVIS YOUNG 1994 WAC Freshman of the Year, 1996 WAC Player of the Year LON YAMAGUCHI 1996 WAC Freshman of the Year SEAN MURRAY 2004 MWC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year VINCE CAPPELLI 1985 WAC Coach of the Year ANTONIO FERNANDEZ 1992 WAC Freshman of the Year, 1993 WAC Player of the Year MARK WULFERT 1995 WAC Player of the Year AARON SISK 2000 MWC Player of the Year DANNY RAY HERRERA 2006 MWC Co-Pitcher of the Year ALL-CONFERENCE HONOREES Skyline Conference Western Athletic Conference 2000-Current - Mountain West Conference 1962 Lloyd Randel (P); Gary Ness (UT); Fred Chreist (OF) 1966 Dave Chase (OF); Bob McAulay (P) 1967 Mark Johnson (OF); Greg With (3B) 1968 Dickie Baldizan (OF); Bob McAulay (P) 1969 Jim Johnston (SS); Jim Kremmel (P) 1970 Bob Faford (OF); Jim Kremmel (P); Larry Minarsich (3B); Rick Wicks (OF) 1971 Bob Faford (OF) 1972 Dan Fitzgerald (OF); Hank Garcia (3B) 1973 Dan Fitzgerald (OF); Hank Garcia (3B) 1974 Mike Pettenuzzo (OF) 1976 Mike Delmonico (OF) 1977 Mike Delmonico (OF); Steve Muccio (OF) 1978 Aaron Cain (OF) 1979 Walt Arnold (1B); Aaron Cain (OF); Steve Muccio (OF); Kyle Rutledge (C); Tom Francis (SS); Rob Hoover (P) 1980 Walt Arnold (1B); Mike Foote (SS); Keith Hagman (3B); Duffy Ryan (C) 1982 Barry Brunenkant (C); Keil Higgins (P) 1984 Kevin Andersh (P); Jim Fregosi (3B); Greg Hall (C); Brian Kubala (DH) 1985 Dean Duane (P); Jim Fregosi (SS); Greg Hall (C); John Snyder (1B) 1986 Glenn Russell (SS); Steve Sparks (OF) 1987 Steve McKee (OF) 1990 Terance Frazier (OF) 1991 Matt Yost (DH) 1992 Steve Foss (P); Mark Gulseth (1B) 1993 Antonio Fernandez (3B); Mark Gulseth (1B); Kurt Hildebrandt (P); Luke Oglesby (OF) 1994 David Meng (P); Mark Wulfert (OF) 1995 Jaime Garcia (C); Luis Gonzalez (P); Mark Wulfert (OF);Travis Young (2B) 1996 Travis Young (2B), Luis Gonzalez (P) 1997 Travis Young (2B), Robert Gonzales (OF) 1998 Lon Yamaguchi (SS) 1999 Lon Yamaguchi (2B), Aaron Sisk (3B); Chris Armstrong (C), Cory Robbins (OF) 2000 First team: Joe Abell (P), Chris Cooper (P), Donny Sevieri (OF), Aaron Sisk (3B), Scott Candelaria (SS) Second team: Troy Cairns (2B), Jake Little (C), Dee Dennis(1B) 2001 First team: Troy Cairns (2B) Second team: Anthony Lovato (DH), Chris Cooper (P) 2002 First team: Troy Cairns (2B), Matt Young (CF) Second team: James Vermilyea (P), Dusty Young (SS), Todd Stroud (DH) 2003 First team: Josh Mader (3B), Joe Salas (DH), James Vermilyea (P) Second team: Chris Alexander (1B), Cory Lizarraga (OF) 2004 Josh Mader (SS); Joe Salas (DH); Daniel Stovall (1B); Matt Young (OF) 2005 Chris Carlson (UT), Garrick Haymore (DH), Danny Ray Herrera (P), Jordan Pacheco (2B) 2006 First team: Jordan Pacheco (2B), Ian Hollick (3B), Chris Carlson (DH), Danny Ray Herrera (P) Second team: Daniel Stovall (1B) 2007 LOBO BASEBALL MWC PLAYERS/PITCHERS OF THE WEEK 2000 (9) Feb. 29 Aaron Sisk (Jr., 3B) March 8 Aaron Sisk (Jr., 3B) March 21 Donny Sevieri (So., OF) March 28 Donny Sevieri (So., OF) March 28 Chris Cooper (Jr., P) April 4 Mark Okano (Jr., OF) April 4 Chris Cooper (Jr., P) May 1 Mark Okano (Jr., OF) May 15 Aaron Sisk (Jr., 3B) 2001 (6) Feb. 20 Donny Sevieri (Jr., OF) March 13 Mike Semprevivo (Sr., P) April 3 Troy Cairns (So., 2B) April 10 Donny Sevieri (Jr., OF) May 1 Jeremy DeYapp (Jr., P) May 8 Anthony Lovato (Jr., 1B) 2002 (8) Feb. 11 James Vermilyea (So., P) Feb. 25 Chris Alexander (Jr., 1B) Feb. 25 Cheyenne Rushton (Sr., P) March 12 Troy Cairns (Jr., 2B) March 12 Jeremy DeYapp (Sr., P) April 15 Dusty Young (Jr., SS) April 15 Matt Bullen (Jr., P) May 20 Chris Alexander (Jr., 1B) 2003 (6) Feb. 10 James Vermilyea (Jr., P) Feb. 24 Chris Alexander (Sr., 1B) March 10 Sean Murray (Jr., OF) March 18 Chris Alexander (Sr., 1B) March 25 Dusty Young (Sr., SS) April 21 James Vermilyea (Jr., P) 2004 (7) Feb. 23 Matt Young (Jr., OF) March 1 Jason Fernandez (Jr., P) March 8 Cooper Eddy (Jr., P) March 22 Cooper Eddy (Jr., P) April 12 Josh Mader (Jr., SS) April 19 Daniel Stovall (Fr., 1B) & NCBWA Co-Hitter of the Week May 24 Josh Mader (Jr., SS) 2005 (6) Feb. 14 Karsten Gaarder (Sr., P) Daniel Stovall (So., 1B) March 7 Jeff Grady (Sr., C) March 14 Chris Carlson (So., OF) May 9 Danny Ray Herrera (So., P) May 16 Karsten Gaarder (Sr., P) 2006 (6) Feb. 20 Matt Foote (Jr., CF) Feb. 27 Danny Ray Herrera (Jr., P) March 6 Daniel Stovall (Jr., 1B) March 13 Danny Ray Herrera (Jr., P) April 17 Chris Carlson (Jr., DH) April 24 Ryan Barba (Sr., SS)

18 ALL-AMERICANS SAM SUPLIZIO - UNM'S FIRST ALL-AMERICAN The original superstar in New Mexico baseball was the late Sam Suplizio, a center fielder in the early 1950's. An all-skyline performer for George Petrol from , Suplizio was the Lobos' initial first team All-America, an honor he earned in He hit.435 in his freshman year,.450 as a sophomore and.509 as a junior when he earned All-America accolades. The Lobos went during his three-year career, but won the Skyline Conference championship during his junior year, with a 10-2 record in league play. Following his junior campaign, Suplizio signed a $40,000 contract with the New York Yankees. Manager Casey Stengel thought so highly of Suplizio that he moved a prospect named Mickey Mantle to right field and groomed the former Lobo as his centerfielder. Unfortunately, Suplizio injured his arm and was forced to retire in Suplizio remained in baseball, however, and went on to become the chairman and founder of the NCAA Junior College World Series in Grand Junction, Colo., at the 10,000-seat Sam Suplizio Field. He was also co-chairman of a committee which brought major league baseball to Denver, in the form of the Colorado Rockies, and he was a scout for the Yankees, Cincinnati, Baltimore, and Anaheim. A 1954 UNM graduate with a BS in Education, Suplizio was named to the UNM Alumni Lettermen Hall of Honor in As his guest of honor to the induction banquet, Suplizio brought with him Angel Hall-of-Famer Rod Carew. He passed away Friday, Dec. 29, 2006 at the age of 74. Larry Minarsich (3B) (Academic) Aaron Cain (OF) 1977 Duffy Ryan (C) 1980 Keith Hageman (3B) 1980 Jim Fregosi (SS) 1985 Dean Duane (P) 1985 Luke Oglesby (OF) 1993 Mark Gulseth (1B) 1993 Antonio Fernandez (3B) Mark Wulfert (OF) 1995 Second Team 1994 (Academic) Lon Yamaguchi (SS) 1996 Freshman All-American Travis Young (SS/2B) 1994 Freshman All-American, 96 First Team 96, 97 (Academic) Aaron Sisk (3B) 1999 Honorable Mention 2000 Second Team Matt Young (CF) 2002 Freshman All-American Chris Alexander (1B) 2003 Third Team Dusty Young (SS) 2003 Third Team & Academic Sean Murray (OF) 2004 (Academic) Daniel Stovall (1B) 2004 Freshman All-American Jordan Pacheco (2B) 2005 Freshman All-American, 2005 All-American Third Team Chris Carlson (DH) 2005 & 2006 First teams 2005 Academic Second team 2006 Academic First team Danny Ray Herrera (P) 2006 Second Team 2007 LOBO BASEBALL - 106

19 LOBOS IN THE MLB DRAFT PLAYER TEAM *ROUND Abell, Joe ( ) Colorado 19th Alevras, Chad ( ) Boston 14th Alexander, Chris ( ) Texas 15th Andersh, Kevin ( ) Pittsburgh Armstrong, Chris ( ) Houston Free Agent Barba, Ryan ( ) Brunenkant, Barry ( ) Milwaukee Texas Free Agent 16th Cain, Aaron ( ) San Diego Cairns, Troy ( ) Cincinnati Reds 46th Candelaria, Scott ( ) Milwaukee 22nd Carlson, Chris ( ) Detroit 29th Cerny, Chris ( ) Los Angeles Cooper, Chris ( ) Cleveland 35th Danforth, Perry ( ) Milwaukee Davis, Bret ( ) Seattle Duane, Dean ( ) Kansas City 19th Eddy, Cooper (2004) Elzy, Steve (1999) Boston New York Mets 36th 15th Fernandez, Antonio ( ) San Diego 47th Fitzgerald, Dan ( ) Philadelphia Foote, Mike ( ) Cincinnati 30th Francis, Tom ( ) San Diego Fregosi, Jim ( ) St. Louis Garcia, Jaime ( ) Montreal 25th Gonzalez, Luis ( ) Pittsburgh 22nd Gonzales, Rick ( ) St. Louis 24th Gonzales, Robert ( ) Montreal Free Agent Gulseth, Mark ( ) San Francisco 19th Hagman, Keith ( ) Atlanta 7th Hall, Greg ( ) San Diego Herrera, Danny Ray ( ) Texas 45th Hicks, Rob ( ) Philadelphia Higgins, Keil ( ) Minnesota 17th Hiller, Mark ( ) NY Yankees Hollis, Jack ( ) Montreal 9th Johnson, Jim (1969) Houston Kiess, Barry ( ) Arizona Free Agent Kremmel, Jim ( ) Chicago Cubs Kuhn, Chad ( ) Oakland Logan, Jim ( ) NY Yankees Mader, Josh ( ) Philadelphia 29th Melek, Nate (2006) Toronto 43rd Meng, David ( ) NY Mets 51st Messer, Brian ( ) Pittsburgh 41st Muccio, Steve ( ) San Diego Nichols, Rod ( ) Cleveland Oglesby, Luke (1993) Ortiz, J.C. ( ) Kansas City Houston 26th 34th Rutledge, Kyle ( ) Ryan, Duffy ( ) Cincinnati California 32nd Salas, Joe ( ) Pittsburgh 24th Santini, Aaron ( ) Minnesota 20th Serrano, Jim (1998) Montreal 18th Sisk, Aaron ( ) Toronto 7th Slotnick, Jay ( ) Montreal Steinberg, Dave ( ) Minnesota Strickland, Scott ( ) Montreal 10th Taylor, Adam ( ) Thompson, Lloyd ( ) Cleveland Montreal 23rd 18th Vermilyea, James ( ) Toronto 9th Waites, David ( ) Oakland 26th Weber, Jim ( ) Chicago Cubs Wulfert, Mark ( ) San Diego 11th Young, Travis ( ) San Francisco 11th * information on draft position not made available by all MLB teams 2007 LOBO BASEBALL ROUND PLAYER TEAM 7th Keith Hagman ( ) Atlanta Aaron Sisk ( ) Toronto 9th Jack Hollis ( ) James Vermilyea ( ) Montreal Toronto 10th Scott Strickland ( ) Montreal 11th Mark Wulfert ( ) Travis Young ( ) San Diego San Francisco 14th Chad Alevras ( ) Boston 15th Steve Elzy (1999) Chris Alexander ( ) New York Mets Texas 16th Barry Brunenkant ( ) Texas 17th Keil Higgins ( ) Minnesota 18th Lloyd Thompson ( ) Jim Serrano (1998) Montreal Montreal 19th Dean Duane ( ) Kansas City Mark Gulseth ( ) San Francisco Joe Abell ( ) Colorado 20th Aaron Santini ( ) Minnesota 22nd Luis Gonzalez ( ) Scott Candelaria ( ) Pittsburgh Milwaukee 23rd Adam Taylor ( ) Cleveland 24th Rick Gonzales ( ) Joe Salas ( ) St. Louis Pittsburgh 25th Jaime Garcia ( ) Montreal 26th Luke Oglesby (1993) David Waites ( ) Kansas City Oakland 29th Josh Mader ( ) Chris Carlson ( ) Philadelphia Detroit 30th Mike Foote ( ) Cincinnati 32nd Kyle Rutledge ( ) Cincinnati 34th J.C. Ortiz ( ) Houston 35th Chris Cooper ( ) Cleveland 36th Cooper Eddy (2004) Boston 41st Brian Messer ( ) Pittsburgh 43rd Nate Melek (2006) Toronto 45th Danny Ray Herrera ( ) Texas 46th Troy Cairns ( ) Cincinnati Reds 47th Antonio Fernandez ( ) San Diego 51st David Meng ( ) NY Mets Free Agent Barry Kiess ( ) Arizona Robert Gonzales ( ) Montreal Chris Armstrong ( ) Houston Ryan Barba ( ) Milwaukee Unknown Jim Kremmel ( ) Chicago Cubs Jim Johnson (1969) Houston Perry Danforth ( ) Milwaukee Dan Fitzgerald ( ) Philadelphia Jim Weber ( ) Chicago Cubs Mark Hiller ( ) NY Yankees Aaron Cain ( ) San Diego Steve Muccio ( ) San Diego Duffy Ryan ( ) California Tom Francis ( ) San Diego Dave Steinberg ( ) Minnesota Kevin Andersh ( ) Pittsburgh Rob Hicks ( ) Philadelphia Jim Fregosi ( ) St. Louis Rod Nichols ( ) Cleveland Jim Logan ( ) NY Yankees Bret Davis ( ) Seattle Jay Slotnick ( ) Montreal Greg Hall ( ) San Diego Chris Cerny ( ) Los Angeles Chad Kuhn ( ) Oakland

20 POSTSEASON 1958 Skyline Championship BYU 11, New Mexico 2 BYU 9, New Mexico NCAA Tournament (District 7 - Greeley, Colo.) New Mexico 9, Brigham Young 2 Northern Colorado 11, New Mexico 2 Air Force 2, New Mexico WAC Championship (Provo, Utah) Utah 14, New Mexico 13 Hawaii 12, New Mexico WAC Championship (San Diego) San Diego State 8, New Mexico 4 Wyoming 11, New Mexico WAC Championship (Provo, Utah) Hawaii 6, New Mexico 3 Brigham Young 22, New Mexico 8 NEW MEXICO IN THE POSTSEASON 2003 MWC Championship Albuquerque, N.M. - (Isotopes Park) BYU 7, New Mexico 6 UNLV 12, New Mexico MWC Championship (Las Vegas) UNLV 15, New Mexico 9 New Mexico 23, Air Force 2 New Mexico 9, Utah 8 San Diego State 24, New Mexico MWC Championship (Salt Lake City) Utah 2, New Mexico 0 New Mexico 11, Air Force 9 San Diego State 7, New Mexico MWC Championship (Las Vegas) New Mexico 17, UNLV 2 TCU 18, New Mexico 6 New Mexico 12, Utah 10 UNLV 8, New Mexico 6 The 2000 New Mexico Lobos won the Mountain West Conference regular season title with a overall record and 22-8 record in conference games WAC Championship (Honolulu) Hawaii 7, New Mexico 1 New Mexico 7, Brigham Young 3 New Mexico 2, San Diego State 1 (12 inn.) New Mexico 7, Hawaii 2 Hawaii 5, New Mexico 3 (Championship) 1998 WAC Championship (San Diego) Rice 15, New Mexico 11 New Mexico 2, Grand Canyon 1 New Mexico 7, San Diego State 6 Fresno State 3, New Mexico 2 (10 inn.) 1999 WAC Championship (Fresno, Calif.) Rice 2, New Mexico 1 Hawaii 7, New Mexico MWC Championship (Las Vegas) New Mexico 17, Air Force 3 Utah 6, New Mexico 4 Brigham Young 6, New Mexico MWC Championship (San Diego) New Mexico 7, Utah 4 New Mexico 5, UNLV 2 Brigham Young 12, New Mexico 7 San Diego State 12, New Mexico MWC Championship (Provo, Utah) San Diego State 8, New Mexico 2 Utah 9, New Mexico 8 POSTSEASON RECORD BREAKDOWN All Games NCAA Skyline WAC Mountain West vs. Air Force vs. Brigham Young vs. Fresno State vs. Grand Canyon vs. Hawaii vs. Northern Colorado vs. Rice vs. San Diego State vs. TCU vs. UNLV vs. Utah vs. Wyoming CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS SKYLINE Skyline Eastern Divison Skyline Eastern Division Skyline Eastern Division WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Southern Division MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE MWC Regular Season 2007 LOBO BASEBALL The 2007 Mountain West Conference Championship will be held at Earl E. Wilson Stadium on the campus of UNLV for the second consecutive year.