Assistant Coach... Tony Schifano (UC Davis 97) ...

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1 Guide Contents GENERAL INFO 2010 Quick Facts...1 Head Coach Rex Peters...2 Associate Head Coach Matt Vaughn...2 Assistant Coach Tony Schifano...3 Volunteer Assistant Jason Armstrong...3 Pronunciation Guide Roster...15 PLAYER PROFILES Kyle Mihaylo/Justin Schafer...4 Tom Briner/Daniel Cepin/Scott Chew...5 Scott Heylman...6 Michael Aldrete/Tim Busbin...7 Alex Dreyfuss/Scott Heinig/Eric Johnson...8 Scott Kalush/Anthony Kupbens/Matthew Lewis/Scott Lyman...9 Joseph Medeiros/David Popkins...10 Dayne Quist/Nathan Slater/Scotty Walker...11 Justin Andrade/Seth Batty/C.J. Blom/Matt Derr...12 Kevin Grove/Karl Kobler/Drew Lassen/Brett Morgan...13 Paul Politi/Kyle Sanders/Sean Watson/Evan Wolf RECAP Game-by-Game Results...16 Individual Statistics...17 Big West Conference RECORD BOOK Year-by-Year Leaders Year-by-Year Team Statistics Postseason History...26 School Records Season Top 10 Lists Career Top 10 Lists Year-by-Year Records...35 Award Winners All-Time Letterwinners CAMPUS SECTION This is UC Davis...i-ii UC Davis Athletics Staff...iii-iv Facilities Overview... vii-viii Serving The Student-Athlete... ix Quick Facts School... University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Address... One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA Established/Founded /1908 Enrollment... 32,153 Nickname... Aggies Colors... Yale Blue & Gold National Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Big West Conference Home Stadium... Dobbins Baseball Complex (3,500) Dimensions... Lines: 310, Alleys: 385, Center: 410 Chancellor... Dr. Linda Katehi (Athens Polytechnic 77) Director of Athletics... Greg Warzecka (California 73) Senior Associate A.D... Compliance, Eligibility & Sports Med... Nona Richardson (Michigan State 83) Ext. Affairs & Resource Dev.:... Cindy Spiro (Pacific 76) Executive Assistant A.D... Mike Bazemore (Sam Houston State 82) Assistant A.D.s Media Relations:... Mike Robles (Cal Poly 88) Football Ops & Event Mgmt:... Josh Flushman (UC Davis 00) Marketing & Promotions:... Scott Brayton (UC Davis 94) Compliance:... Jennifer Cardone (Adelphi 90) Development:... Mike Angius (UC Davis 77) Faculty Athletic Rep... Dr. Kimberly Elsbach (Iowa 85) Head Athletic Trainer... Jeff Hogan (UC Davis 81) Director of Academic Services... Michelle Roppeau (Carleton) Head Coach... Rex Peters (Cal State Fullerton 89) Office Hickey Gym.... One Shields Avenue.... Davis, CA rwpeters@ucdavis.edu Phone... (530) Career Record - UC Davis (7 years) Career Record - All (16 years) Associate Head Coach... Matt Vaughn (UC Davis 92) ... mlvaughn@ucdavis.edu Phone... (530) Assistant Coach... Tony Schifano (UC Davis 97) ... aeschifano@ucdavis.edu Vol. Assistant Coach... Jason Armstrong (Trinity 04) ... jparmstrong@ucdavis.edu 2009 Record Big West Conference Record (9th) Letterwinners Ret./Lost... 20/14 Starters Ret./Lost... 5/3 Starting Pitchers Ret./Lost... 5/1 Media Relations Contact... Amanda Piechowski (San Diego 06) ... ajpiechowski@ucdavis.edu Media Relations Phone... (530) Media Relations FAX... (530) Aggies on the Web UC DAVIS BASEBALL

2 Coaching Staff REX PETERS Head Coach 8th Year Cal State Fullerton 89 MATT VAUGHN Associate Head Coach 18th Year UC Davis 92 Few coaches enjoyed a more auspicious start to a career than Rex Peters has at UC Davis. In 2003, he guided the Aggies to a season and their first NCAA Div. II postseason berth since UC Davis swept through the West Region tournament highlighted by back-to-back shutout victories and advanced to the national tournament for only the second time in school history. For his part, Peters was honored as the ABCA/Diamond Sports West Region Coach of the Year. Then the following year as if in defiance to baseball s notorious sophomore jinx Peters struck again. The Aggies finished with a record, including a 32-7 ledger in the program s final year with the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Although no longer eligible for postseason play as part of its transition to Division I status, UC Davis finished atop the conference standings by better than a seven-game margin. Along the way, the Aggies enjoyed school-record streaks of 16 straight victories and 20 consecutive conference wins. Since then, Peters charge has been to guide the Aggie program through its transition to official Division I status and membership in the tough Big West Conference. In 2008, the Aggies went and earned a berth in the NCAA Regional at Stanford. The season featured three different series sweeps and three victories against region rival Stanford. Peters arrived at the UC Davis program after spending the previous nine seasons as head coach at Chapman University in Southern California, where he compiled a overall record. He led the Panthers to three appearances in the NCAA Division III College World Series, including a third-place finish in Peters, the winningest coach in Chapman history both in terms of wins and percentage led the Panthers to the NCAA West Regional five times and three times was named West Region Coach of the Year. Additionally, he coached six All- Americans, two Academic All-Americans, nine Academic All-District players and 29 All-Region selections. Combining his Chapman credits with his mark at UC Davis, Peters now owns a career win-loss record of (.569). He posted his 400th career victory in the Aggies March 15, 2008 doubleheader sweep against Santa Clara. Prior to his head coaching duties, Peters served one season as the Panthers assistant coach under Gary Henderson. Peters had spent the previous four years playing in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization after being drafted by the club in the 24th round of the 1989 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. While in the Dodgers system, Peters advanced as high as Double-A San Antonio before beginning his coaching career. In 1989, his first season in professional baseball, he was named the MVP for the Salem Dodgers. Peters graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 1989 with his bachelor s in physical education. He was an honorable mention All-American for the Titans, helping lead them to a third-place finish at the 1988 NCAA Division I College World Series. He earned his master s degree in education, with an emphasis in physical education, from Azusa Pacific University in The veteran of the Aggie baseball staff, Matt Vaughn enters his 18th season with the program, now as associate head coach. He has been an integral part of the Aggies success in that time, including two trips to the Division II College World Series (1995 and 2003) and one to the Division I postseason (2008). During his career, Vaughn s duties have included development of the Aggie pitching staff, recruiting and the numerous day-to-day duties of running a collegiate baseball program. In his UC Davis tenure, Vaughn has coached 31 players who have gone on to sign professional contracts, including 18 pitchers. Ten Aggies have earned a total of 12 All-America honors and three have been named West Region Pitchers of the Year. In 2004, one of his protegés Michael Potter captured California Collegiate Athletic Association Pitcher of the Year honors. In Vaughn s tenure as pitching coach, five of his pitchers have been selected as conference pitcher of the year. In 1997, in a national setting, Vaughn was one of six coaches named to the USA Baseball support staff for its 1997 National Team Trials in Tampa, Fla., where he assisted in player evaluation and development. Internationally, Vaughn spent two summers working for Major League Baseball International in Europe. In the summer of 1992, he served as a baseball envoy to Czechoslovakia and Poland. Then in 1994, he was the pitching coach for the Great Britain National Team as they played in the European B Pool Championships. Vaughn pitched for the Aggies from , winning nine games while starting 26 and relieving in 11 others. He was an honorable mention All-NCAC selection his senior year and won his last four decisions as an Aggie, including his final three starts. Vaughn graduated from UC Davis in 1992 with a degree in biological sciences. He received his master s degree in management from National University in He and his wife, Dana, were married on New Year s Eve, They have a son, Jackson, and a daughter, Casey. PETERS COACHING RECORD W L T Pct. UC Davis (7 years) Chapman (9 years) CAREER TOTAL (16 years) UC DAVIS BASEBALL

3 Coaching Staff TONY SCHIFANO Assistant Coach 3rd Year UC Davis 97 JASON ARMSTRONG Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Year Trinity 04 In 2008, former Aggie great Tony Schifano returned to his alma mater following a 10-year professional baseball career and a recent stint as an assistant coach at Los Gatos High School. Schifano s primary duties include coaching the infielders and serving as the third base coach during games. He also assists with baserunning, hitting and recruiting. During his time at Los Gatos, the team accumulated 90 wins over four seasons and won a Central Coast Section title in Schifano enjoyed a stellar collegiate career with the Aggies from During that time he was a three-time All-Northern California Athletic Conference first-team selection, adding two All-West Regiono awards and a third-team ABCA All-America nod as a senior. He was a member of the 1995 team that won a regional championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II College World Series under legendary Aggie coach Phil Swimley. He was also a member of the 1994 squad that won the final NCAC championship for UC Davis. Schifano signed as an undrafted free agent with the Florida Marlins in 1997 and worked his way through the minor league system until making it to the Triple-A level with the Houston Astros in He also played professionally with the independent Central League and Northern League. In 2000, Schifano was a member of Team USA at the Panama Cup. When he graduated in 1997, Schifano held the career record for hits (214), and was second in games played (194) and at bats (678). He continues to remain in the top five in those categories and also appears on the all-time list in runs scored (135) and triples (12). Additionally, Schifano still holds the single season record for most chances without an error (103). Appropriately, he was selected to the program s all-time All-Defensive Team by the voters of the UC Davis Baseball of Hall of Fame. First year volunteer assistant coach Jason Armstrong comes to UC Davis from Trinity University in Texas where he served as the Tigers associate head coach, recruiting coordinator, and hitting coach. Armstrong s primary duties with the Aggies will include coaching the outfielders and hitters and he will serve as first base coach during games. In his only year at Trinity, Armstrong helped lead one of the best offensive attacks in Division III, as the Tigers hit.327 as a team and led the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in almost every category. Prior to coaching at Trinity, Armstrong set several single season and career records as a player. A four-time All-SCAC honoree, Armstrong led the Tigers to a No. 3 national ranking in 2004 and was selected as the 2004 SCAC Player of the Year. In addition, he was named West Region Player of the Year, was a first team All-American selection and was runner-up in the National Player of the Year voting. That same season, Armstrong set the school s single season record for hits (90), doubles (20), and triples (6). He currently holds the career hits record at Trinity with 281 hits which is also second highest in the SCAC record books and fifth best in Division III history. His 42-game hitting streak in 2004 also stands as third longest in Division III. Following a standout career with the Tigers, Armstrong was selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 25th round of the 2004 MLB draft. During his five-year career, Armstrong worked his way up to the Advanced-A Level before retiring due to a career-ending shoulder injury. In 2005, Armstrong experienced his most successful season at the professional level. While batting.290 with the Class A Lansing Lugnuts, he was selected to represent the Western Divison in the Midwest League All-Star Game. Armstrong was amongst the league leaders in batting average and hits and led the Lugnuts in most offensive categories while starting 118 games. That same season, Armstrong was selected as the Lugnuts Offensive MVP and named to the Blue Jays Top 40 Prospect List. In addition to his years as a coach and player, Armstrong spent one year as a member of the San Francisco Giants minor league scouting department, and is an ISSA certified personal trainer, having received a professional certificate in personal training from San Diego State University in This past summer, Armstrong served as the hitting and infield coach for the Brewster Whitecaps of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League UC DAVIS BASEBALL

4 Meet the Aggies KYLE MIHAYLO JUSTIN SCHAFER 24 Infielder Senior Bats/Throws: R-R Aliso Viejo, Calif. Aliso Niguel HS Infielder Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Los Gatos, Calif. Los Gatos HS : Saw action in 42 games, starting Batted.237 (32-for-135) overall but improved to.316 (18-for-57) in Big West Conference games... Ranked 2nd on team with 10 doubles, including 3 in 3-for-5 game vs. UCLA (2/22)... Enjoyed strong final week of season, hitting 3-for-4 vs. Stanford (5/19) then 5-for-13 in three-game home series with Cal State Northridge... Hit solo homer vs. San Francisco (2/24). 2008: Started 40 of 49 games, mostly in right field... Batted.284 (44- for-155) with a.516 slugging average... Compiled.385 on-base average, thanks in part to 8 HBP... Finished 2nd on team with 6 home runs... Also had 16 doubles and 32 RBIs... Posted 12 multi-hit and 6 multi-rbi games... Enjoyed 12-game hiiting streak from 4/30-5/18, batting.465 (20-for-43) with 8 doubles, 9 runs and 10 RBIs during that run... Earned Big West Player of the Week (5/5) as part of the streak... Tallied four extrabase hits (2 doubles, triple, homer) with 3 runs and 5 RBI at Washington State (4/4)... Only Aggie to post a five-rbi game... Hit.374 (3-for-8) with the bases loaded and.447 (17-for-38) when leading off an inning. 2007: ALL-DIV. I INDEPENDENT HONORABLE MENTION... Started 26 of 36 games played as a true freshman... Batted.260 (25-for- 96) with 15 runs scored and 17 RBIs... Finished 4th on team in home runs (3) and stolen bases (6-for-7)... Had 7 multi-hit games, two of the 3-hit variety... Went 11-for-30 (.367) with runners in scoring position... Was 6-for-10 (.600) with runners on third base... Two of his homers were vs. Sacramento State (3/11 & 5/16), the latter in a 3-for-5 game. ALISO NIGUEL HS 06: Batted.413 with 7 homers and 27 RBI, earning first-team All-Sea View League and Offensive Player of the Year honors as a senior... Also won first-team All-SVL merit in 2005, batting.434 with 6 homers and a.925 slugging average... Helped team to three straight league championships... Four-year Scholar-Athlete... Selected as class valedictorian, graduating with GPA of better than Also played for Orange County Angels for three years, winning numerous tournaments plus the state title. PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif... Exercise biology major... Parents are Fred & Brenda Mihaylo... Career highlight was his four-hit, five-rbi performance at Washington State in Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Totals : Led Aggies in batting (.338), runs (31), stolen bases (7) and on-base average (.411)... Started 38 of 41 games... Mostly split his starts at second (19) or third (15)... Hit 50-for-148 for the season, striking out just 13 times... Improved to 33-for-87 (.379) with.517 slugging in Big West Conference games... Broke out of slow start with 4-for-4 game at San Diego State (4/4)... Enjoyed a consecutive-game hitting streak of 10 games soon after (4/10-4/24), batting 14-for-39 (.359)... Later hit safely in 12 straight contests in a 22-for-49 (.449) tear, mostly against conference opponents... Finished with 17 multi-hit games... Launched first collegiate home run in 2nd inning vs. Pacific (3/28). 2008: Played 12 games before season ended due to injury... Granted clock extension by NCAA due to medical hardship... Made six starts at third base... Batted.217 (5-for-23) with 4 runs scored and 3 doubles... Went 3-for-6 with two doubles in first two games of the season vs. Fresno State (2/22-2/23). 2007: Started 34 of 40 games played as a true freshman, mostly at shortstop... One of six Aggies to hit better than.300 (.301, 37-for-123)... Added 12 walks and 5 HBP to vault on-base average to Hit 2-for-4 vs. Pepperdine in collegiate debut (2/9), then was 2-for-3 with 2 runs the following day... Had 10 multi-hit games... Batted 3-for-3 wth a double vs. Portland (3/3)... Hit 3-for-5 vs. Loyola Marymount later in the month (3/25)... Drove in 2 RBIs in 2-for-3 game vs. San Francisco (4/24). LOS GATOS HS 06: Hit.453 with school records for 48 hits and 13 doubles as a senior... Selected to All-Central Coast Section first team that year... Earned first-team All-De Anza Athletic League distinction in junior and senior seasons... Named team MVP and won Gold Glove award in Team went 28-5 and won league and section titles under head coach Brad Sanfilippo, who starred for UC Davis in mid- 1990s. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are Randy & Stacey Schafer... Nicknamed Chief... Career highlight was leading LGHS to 2006 section championship. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Totals UC DAVIS BASEBALL

5 Meet the Aggies 10 TOM BRINER Pitcher Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Redding, Calif. Foothill HS : Pitched in 16 games, including eight starts... Finished 2-5 with 5.53 ERA... Enjoyed strong finishes in wins vs. UC Riverside (5/9) and Stanford (5/19)... Fired 2.2 scoreless innings to earn the win vs. Highlanders... Fanned 3 with no walks in 2.0 frames vs. Cardinal. 2008: Made 11 relief apperances... Finished with 1-1 record and 7.15 ERA, striking out 10 in 11.1 innings of work... Longest outing was 3.0 innings vs. Washington State (4/6), in which he earned his first collegiate victory. FOOTHILL HS 07: Earned Northern Section MVP honors as a senior... Batted.513 with 31 RBIs as a third baseman, while posting 8-1 record with 1.59 ERA from the mound... Captured All-Eastern Athletic League accolades for three straight seasons... Helped team win EAL titles in 2005 and 2007, including Northern Section banner in Added All-Redding Record Searchlight honors in basketball as a forward, averaging 10.4 points and 4.9 rebounds per game... Played summer ball for the Redding Stars from PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif... Majoring in communication... Parents are Kevin & Kalin Maple... Career highlight was winning a Northern Section title... Best athletes he has faced are Jeff Maehl (now of Oregon) and Aaron Westlake (now at Vanderbilt)... First on the list of places he d like to visit: Fenway Park. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO Totals DANIEL CEPIN Outfielder Junior Bats/Throws: B-R Coronado, Calif. Coronado HS : Started all but one of 49 games played... Made most starts in center (31 games) with nearly equal time split between corners (8 in left, 9 in right)... Batted.269 (49-for-182) while sharing team lead with 31 runs scored... Team s leadoff man in 38 games (41-for-149)... Also led team with sacrifice hits (8)... Tagged first collegiate HR, a three-run shot off San Diego State s Nate Solow (4/5)... Hit 6-for-11 in three-game series with Sac State (3/13-3/15)... Later matched the feat of three straight 2-hit games vs. Pacific (3/28 & 3/29) and Fresno State (3/31)... Went 4-for-9 with a double and four runs in doubleheader vs. Portland (3/7)... Batted 19-for-55 (.345) in March... Opened year with 2-for-5 and 2 walks vs. UCLA (2/22)... Earned Big West All-Academic honors. 2008: Played in 32 games, starting three... Entered as a pinch runner 13 times, and as a pinch hitter seven times... Batted.261 (6-for-23) with 5 runs scored (4 as a pinch runner)... Had best game in Utah doubleheader (3/1), hitting 2-for-4 with an RBI. CORONADO HS 07: Selected to All-Western League second team as a senior... Won Under Armour Preseason All-America status to open 2007 season... Helped lead team to San Diego Section title in Earned team s Coaches Award as a sophomore, batting Two-year All-Academic honoree by San Diego Union-Tribune. PERSONAL: Born in Chula Vista, Calif... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Daniel & Monica Cepin... Says few people don t know that he s half-dominican and half-spanish... Career plans, if he doesn t play professional baseball, are in sports medicine or finance/ accounting. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Totals SCOTT CHEW Pitcher Junior Bats/Throws: L-L Milpitas, Calif. Milpitas HS : Started 10 of 14 appearances... Finished 2nd on team in with 61.1 innings... Went 1-9 with 6.75 ERA... Scattered 3 hits and a run in 7.0 innings vs. Cal State Fullerton (4/25)... Struck out 8 against just one walk in 8.0 innings during win over Sacramento State (3/14). 2008: Did not play. 2007: Made 15 appearances with one start... Finished 1-2 record and 6.65 ERA... Struck out 16 batters in 23.0 innings pitched... Lone start came against Fresno State (3/27)... Best outing was 3.1 scoreless innings with 5 strikeouts vs. Portland (3/2)... Fanned two batters in 3.0 shutout innings against Santa Barbara (2/18) in his only victory of the season... Pitched 7.2 straight scoreless relief innings across four appearances (2/18-3/6). MILPITAS HS 06: Four-time All-Santa Clara Valley Athletic League honoree, including first-team in 2005 and Added All-Central Coast Section second-team accolades as a senior, finishing 9-3 with a 1.08 ERA... Spun no-hitters against Cupertino HS and Indepenence HS. PERSONAL: Born in Mountain View, Calif... Majoring in biological sciences... Parents are Frank & Deborah Chew. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO did not play Totals UC DAVIS BASEBALL

6 Meet the Aggies SCOTT HEYLMAN 7 Infielder Junior Bats/Throws: R-R San Diego, Calif. Point Loma HS : Played in 44 games, starting Split his starts between short (27 games) and second (12)... Finished.279 (36-for-129) with 17 runs and 12 RBIs... Also had 7 doubles and a pair of triples... Improved to.347 (17-for-49) in Big West Conference games... Enjoyed 11 multi-hit games, starting with 2-for-6 with a double and triple vs. UCLA (2/22)... Collected 3 hits vs. Pepperdine the following week (2/27)... Hit 5-for-14 vs. Cal State Northridge in final weekend (5/22-5/24), including walk-off RBI single in 10th during season finale. 2008: Started 40 of 43 games, mostly at short... Batted.231 (30-for- 130) with 4 doubles, a triple and 13 RBIs... Drew 19 walks and 7 HBPs to boost on-base average to Had seven multi-hit games, including 3-for-5 performance vs. Utah (3/1)... Twice earned 3 RBIs: vs. Santa Clara (3/15) and Gonzaga (3/24). POINT LOMA HS 07: Captured first-team All-Western League honors as a junior... Batted.356 with 6 homers and 26 RBIs as a senior, living up to Puma Preseason All-America nod... Earned San Diego Union- Tribune All-Academic distinction... Attended the Bishop s School as a freshman, claiming team s Rookie of the Year award... Played summer ball for San Diego Sun Devils from PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Mike & Joan Heylman... Full name is Michael Scott Heylman... Career highlight was his first home run in Little League... Moment in history he would like to have seen was Barry Bonds recordsetting homer. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Totals Dobbins Baseball Complex A 3,500-seat facility, the James M. & Ann Dobbins Baseball Complex serves as the home for baseball at many levels in the Davis community. In addition to being the home of the Aggies since 1986, the stadium has hosted Babe Ruth Baseball and various adult leagues throughout the spring, summer and fall. In a massive effort spearheaded by then head baseball coach Phil Swimley, Dobbins Stadium was built almost completely with volunteer time, materials and funds. Previously known as Community Stadium, the Dobbins ballpark hosted its first UC Davis home game on February 18, However, the facility was still incomplete at that time. The volunteer efforts continued through that decade to transform the stadium into a full-service collegiate facility. In 2002, Dobbins Stadium was further enhanced to include permanent concessions, restroom facilities, a press box. The result of this community effort was a stadium whose playing surface is one of the best in Northern California. Its drainage system has the Aggies playing when many other teams in the area are postponed due to wet grounds. The Dobbins stadium dimensions are 310 feet down each line, 385 in the alleys and 410 to straight-away center. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Michael ALDRETE: all-dreh-tee Justin ANDRADE: ANN-drad Daniel CEPIN: seh-peen Scott HEINIG: HIGH-nig Scott HEYLMAN: HIGH-uhl-man Scott KALUSH: kah-loosh Karl KOBLER: KOHB-ler Paul POLITI: poll-lit-ee Tony SCHIFANO: shih-fah-noh UC DAVIS BASEBALL

7 Meet the Aggies MICHAEL ALDRETE TIM BUSBIN 22 Infielder Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Salinas, Calif. Salinas HS Pitcher Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Mountain View, Calif. College of San Mateo/Loyola Marymount/Saint Francis HS : Started 26 of 32 games, all at shortstop... Hit 13-for-75 (.173) for the year, 10-for-44 (.227) in Big West games... Also had 3 doubles, 6 runs and 4 RBIs... Finished T2nd on team with 7 sacrifice hits... Went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles and 4 RBIs at Cal Poly (4/19). SALINAS HS 08: Captured first-team All-Tri-County Athletic League and All-Monterey County honors during final two seasons... Added All- Central Coast Section first-team and All-State Underclassmen distinction as a junior... Batted.410 with 32 RBIs and 19 stolen bases in Also posted 2-0 record with 1.25 ERA and seven saves on the mound... Hit.350 with 5 homers, 27 RBIs and 12 bags in Led Cowboys to backto-back 20-win seasons and quarterfinal berth at 2008 CCS tournament... Earned second-team All-TCAL accolades as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in Carmel, Calif... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Mike & Gina Aldrete... Father starred at Stanford then played 10 seasons in majors, earning a 1996 World Series ring with New York... Sports hero is Derek Jeter (also a member of that 96 Yankees squad)... Career aspirations are to play major league baseball then go into agriculture. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Timely Hitting As a team, the Aggies batted.253 in non-conference, but.287 in Big West action. Individually, seven players including 2010 returners Kyle Mihaylo, Michael Aldrete, Scott Helyman and Justin Schafer improved their averages by better than 70 points in conference games (among those with 50 at-bats overall): Conference Non-Conf. Player AB H Avg AB H Avg. Diff. Rikki Foster KYLE MIHAYLO MICHAEL ALDRETE Grant Hirneise SCOTT HEYLMAN JUSTIN SCHAFER Tony Bongiovanni : Made 16 relief appearances... Finished 2-1 with a 4.98 ERA... Struck out 14 with 19 walks in 21.2 innings... Earned first win as an Aggie in 1.2 scoreless innings vs. Saint Mary s (4/21)... Longest outing was 3.1 innings at Cal Poly (4/18), in which he allowed just one hit and fanned two... Fired 2.0 no-hit frames in season finale vs. Cal State Northridge (5/24), finishing the game and earning the win... Also saw action at the plate as a DH, pinch hitter and first baseman... Hit 7-for-23 (.304), including two 2-for-3 games. COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO: Earned first-team All-Coast Conference honors (utility) in Also nabbed California Community College Baseball All-American honors... Led team with a.337 batting average, 11 doubles, 8 home runs, 47 RBIs and 94 total bases while also striking out 35 batters and earning 2 wins and 5 saves in 21 appearances... Helped San Mateo win seventh straight North Coast division title and earn playoff appearance. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT: Teammate of current Aggie Ty Kelly... Appeared in seven games in 2007, making one start and registering four strikeouts in 7.2 innings of work. SAINT FRANCIS HS 06: Earned first-team All-West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) honors as a senior with a 7-2 record and a 1.57 ERA... Also named first-team All-Palo Alto Daily News and Central Coast Section honorable mention... Served as a team captain that season... Played on 2004 SFHS team that went 29-3 and won a WCAL championship. PERSONAL: Born in Stanford, Calif... Majoring communication... Parents are Mark & Kazuko Busbin, both of whom he lists as his nonsports heroes... Career highlight was hitting two home runs and then earning a save in a victory over league rival Cañada College... Best facility he s played at was Principal Park in Des Moines, Iowa, home of the Chicago Cubs AAA team. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB UC DAVIS BASEBALL 7

8 Meet the Aggies 3 ALEX DREYFUSS Infielder Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Mountain View, Calif. Saint Francis HS : Did not play due to injury. 2008: Played in 11 games, starting five... Hit.263 (5-for-19) with a double and 4 RBIs... Made collegiate debut with double vs. Fresno State (2/23)... Went 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs in doubleheader vs. Utah (3/1). 2007: Redshirted. SAINT FRANCIS HS 06: Batted.581 with 3 home runs, setting West Catholic Athletic League batting record... Selected to All-WCAL first team, Central Coast Section second team as a catcher... Garnered All-WCAL honorable mention as a junior, batting.333 with 3 homers... Played for former Aggie relief pitcher Neal Swank. PERSONAL: Born in Denver, Colo... Majoring in communication... Parents are Bruce & Dorian Dreyfuss... Lists Johnny Bench as his sports hero, Stephen Hawking as his non-sports hero. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB SCOTT HEINIG Pitcher Senior Bats/Throws: R-R Davis, Calif. Cosumnes River College/ Davis HS 06 DAVIS HS 06: Named Monticello Empire League Player of the Year as a senior... Led Blue Devils to back-to-back MEL titles... Named to Sacramento Bee All-Metro squad in 2006, batting.408 with 30 RBIs and 14 stolen bases. PERSONAL: Born in Woodland, Calif... Majoring in economics, with career plans of becoming a financial analyst... Parents are Mark & Jane Heinig... Jane, who earned her Ph.D. at UC Davis, is an administrator with the Department of Nutrition... Older sister, Adrienne, graduated from UC Davis in ERIC JOHNSON Infielder Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Los Altos, Calif. Bellarmine Prep : Played in 32 games, starting Saw most action at first, but also caught in four games... Batted.276 (24-for-87) with 2 doubles, 2 triples and a homer... Scored 7 runs and drove in 9 more... Had seven 2-hit games... Hit safely in eight straight games (2/28-3/15)... Rapped out a triple and 2 RBI on two occasions: vs. Sacramento State (3/14) and Cal State Northridge (5/24)... Had pinch-hit single in 9th to beat Matadors (5/23)... Made Big West All-Academic squad. 2008: Redshirted. BELLARMINE PREP 07: Earned All-West Catholic Athletic League honorable mention as a junior and senior... Team went combined 69-9 in those two years, earning national rank, claiming two WCAL pennants and capturing Central Coast Section title in Batted.327 with 20 runs and 19 RBIs as a senior,.412 with 31 runs and 23 RBIs as a junior... Named to Bay Area World Series III All-Tournament squad in Also selected to play in North-South All-Star Game. PERSONAL: Born in Mountain View, Calif... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Dean & Lori Johnson... Uncle, Steve Enos, played football and baseball at UC Davis... Career highlight was winning the CCS title as a junior at Bellarmine. 2009: Made 10 relief appearances... Finished with ERA in 14.2 innings... Best stint was 2.0 scoreless vs. San Francisco, allowing no hits with four strikeouts (2/24)... Also served as a pinch runner in three games, scoring a run vs. Santa Clara (5/12). COSUMNES RIVER COLLEGE: Selected to All-Big 8 first team (utility) in Tied for conference lead with 6 saves... Led team with.331 batting (44-for-133) with 9 doubles, 2 tripes and 23 RBIs... Finished 3-4 with 3.40 ERA and 44 strikeouts in 55.2 innings pitched... Helped team upset No. 1 Fresno City College in playoffs to advance to state super regional... Earned team MVP in American Legion ball (Yolo Post 77s), batting.385 to go with 7-1, 1.36 ERA pitching numbers. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO UC DAVIS BASEBALL

9 Meet the Aggies SCOTT KALUSH MATTHEW LEWIS 42 Catcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R San Mateo, Calif. Aragon HS Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Redding, Calif. Shasta College/Enterprise HS : Started 37 of 46 games played, all at catcher... Hit 20-for-100 (.200) with 12 runs and 14 RBIs... Drew 15 walks toward.310 OPB... Knocked out 5 doubles and a triple... Went 3-for-4 and 2-for-4 in two games at San Diego State (4/4-4/5)... Including 2-for-5 game vs. Fresno State the previous week (3/31), hiked his average 80 points to.302 in that span... ARAGON HS 08: Named to All-Peninsula Athletic League second team and Palo Alto Daily News All-County third team as a senior... Finished season with.456 on-base average... Helped lead the Dons to Central Coast Section playoff berths in final three seasons, including quarterfinal appearance in PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif... Majoring in mechanical engineering... Parents are Ed & Joyce Kalush... Older brother Steve plays baseball for Santa Clara. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB ANTHONY KUPBENS Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: L-L San Jose, Calif. Valley Christian HS : Appeared in 8 games, starting 3... Went 2-1 with 4.88 ERA in 24.0 innings... Toughest Aggie pitcher to hit, allowing.224 average against him... Surrendered just one hit in 6.0 scoreless vs. Santa Clara (5/12), earning first collegiate win... Fanned six batters with no walks in 7.0 a week later for win vs. Stanford (5/19). VALLEY CHRISTIAN HS 08: Twice earned All-West Catholic Athletic League honors, helping team to league and Central Coast Section titles as a junior and senior... Also won All-San Jose Mercury News secondteam distinction in Credited as winning pitcher in CCS title game that year... Combined for 19-3 record during final two seasons... Played club ball for Starmaker Titans in San Mateo from PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif... Majoring in political science... Parents are Carlos & Loraine Kupbens... Lists Sandy Koufax as his sports hero, Ronald Reagan as his non-sports hero. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO : Made 15 relief appearances.. Finished 0-1 with ERA... Fanned 11 batters in 13.1 innings. SHASTA COLLEGE: Played 2007 only, sitting out true freshman year due to injury... Went 3-3 with 2 saves and 4.82 ERA... Struck out 34 in 37.1 innings. ENTERPRISE HS 06: Lettered in baseball and soccer, earning Scholar-Athlete honors in each... No other information provided. PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif... Majoring in environmental policy analysis & planning... Parents are Gary & Billie Lewis... Career highlight was firing a 159-pitch no-hitter... Hopes to write a novel by the time he s 30 years old. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO SCOTT LYMAN Infielder/Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Alamo, Calif. Monte Vista HS : Pitched in 13 games for 39.1 innings... Went 0-5 with 2 saves and 6.41 ERA... Made 9 relief appearances, than 4 starts... Best outing was in long relief vs. Saint Mary s (4/21), striking out 4 with three hits and one run in 4.0 complete. MONTE VISTA HS 08: Earned All-East Bay Athletic League honors during final two seasons, including first-team honors as a senior... Added second-team All-NorCal and San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro distinction... Batted.370 with 15 stolen bases in 2008, helping Mustangs to North Coast Section playoff berth... Led EBAL with 30 hits and 24 runs as a junior... Played summer ball for NorCal Baseball Club, helping team capture Junior Olympics title in NorCal finished 2nd at World Wood Bat National Championship in PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Tom and Margy Lyman... Older brother, Jeff, plays in the Atlanta Braves system... Proudest personal accomplishment was coming back from elbow injury to play for both UC Davis and in Cape Cod League in Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO UC DAVIS BASEBALL 9

10 Meet the Aggies JOSEPH MEDEIROS DAVID POPKINS 18 Catcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Merced, Calif. Buhach Colony HS Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: B-R San Diego, Calif. St. Augustine HS : Appeared in 37 games, starting Batted.333 (28-for-84) with five doubles, a homer and 10 RBI... First collegiate home run was a 3-run shot of Matt Flemer of California (4/15)... Enjoyed two 3-hit games: 3-for-4 vs. Stanford (3/25), 3-for-3 vs. Santa Clara (5/12). BUHACH COLONY HS 08: Named All-Central California Conference MVP as a senior after capturing All-CCC honorable mention as a junior... Earned first-team All-Valley Oak League as a freshman... Helped lead team to Sac-Joaquin subsection title and CIF-SJS runner-up finish in Played Legion ball for Merced Volunteers... Garnered Western Region Player of the Year award in Selected as Pueblo Colorado All-Tournament catcher in 2006 and Also starred in football, earning three straight all-conference awards as a linebacker... Tallied back-to-back seasons with more than 100 tackles... Voted team MVP as a junior, Outstanding Linebacker as a sophomore and senior... Three-year All-Academic honoree in both sports, graduating as class salutatorian. PERSONAL: Born in Merced, Calif... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Kevin & Mary Ann Navarra... Best athletes he has faced are Michael Turner (now of Atlanta Falcons) and Cody Martin (now a pitcher at Gonzaga)... Few know he danced with a Portuguese folklore group from ages 3 to Career highlight was hitting 10 homers for American Legion Volunteers in Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB : Pitched in 11 games with one start (San Diego State, 4/3)... Went 0-1 with ERA in 21.1 innings... Fanned two in 2.0 scoreless vs. Sacramento State (3/15)... Longest outing was 4.1 vs. Pacific (3/28), allowing just two hits and one ER... Also batted 2-for-18 (.111) in pinchhitting and DH appearances. ST. AUGUSTINE HS 08: Received first-team All-Eastern League honors as a junior and senior, including Player of the Year distinction in Also captured All-San Diego Section acclaim each year... Added first-team all-state (medium schools) as a senior... Batted.422 with 8 homers, 42 RBIs and a.525 OBA in 2008, while posting 5-2 record and 3.02 ERA on the mound... Also played quarterback, throwing for 1,304 yards and 16 touchdowns in his senior season. PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif... Has not declared a major... parents are Michael and Delores Popkins... Career plans, if not professional baseball, are to become an attorney or sports agent... A moment in history he wishes he could have witnessed is the 1903 World Series. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO Multi-Hit/Multi-RBI Games Multi-Hit Leaders Tot Ty Kelly Justin Schafer Ryan Scoma Daniel Cepin Scott Heylman Kyle Mihaylo Eric Johnson Grant Hirneise Joseph Medeiros Multi-RBI Leaders Tot Ty Kelly Ryan Scoma Tony Bongiovanni Grant Hirneise Daniel Cepin Jared Thompson UC DAVIS BASEBALL

11 Meet the Aggies DAYNE QUIST NATHAN SLATER 6 Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: L-L Santa Cruz, Calif. Santa Cruz HS Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: L-L Fresno, Calif. Fresno HS : Appeared in 17 games, including 8 starts, for team-high 67.1 innings... Finished 2-6 with 5.48 ERA... First career start was among his best: 7.0 innings with 3 hits, 2 ER and season-high 6 strikeouts in win vs. Fresno State (3/31)... Also finished strong, firing 5.0 complete with one unearned run and 4 whiffs vs. Cal State Northridge (5/23). 2008: Redshirted. SANTA CRUZ HS 07: Captured All-Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League honors for three straight years... Posted 8-3 record with 2.20 ERA and 75 strikeouts as a senior, adding All-Santa Cruz County distinction... Went 3-2 with 1.24 ERA as a junior, 5-2 with 2.50 ERA as a sophomore... Team won All-SCCAL titles all four of his years, advancing to Central Coast Section semifinal in PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif... Majoring in human development... Parents are Robert Strickler and Linette Quist... Owned horses and was an avid rodeo competitor when he was younger... Sports hero is Satchel Paige... Career highlight was beating Los Gatos HS standout Kyle Blair with a complete-game victory. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO Numerical Roster 2 Jason ARMSTRONG Vol. Asst. 3 Alex DREYFUSS C 4 Justin ANDRADE IF 6 Dayne QUIST LHP 7 Scott HEYLMAN IF 8 Anthony KUPBENS LHP 9 Seth BATTY OF 10 Tom BRINER RHP 11 Daniel CEPIN OF 12 Scotty WALKER LHP 13 Kyle SANDERS C 14 Brett MORGAN OF 15 Matt DERR RHP 16 Scott CHEW LHP 17 Rex PETERS Head Coach 18 Joseph MEDEIROS C 19 Eric JOHNSON IF 20 David POPKINS RHP/OF 21 Tony SCHIFANO Asst. Coach 22 Michael ALDRETE IF 23 Justin SCHAFER IF 24 Kyle MIHAYLO OF 26 Nathan SLATER LHP 27 Tim BUSBIN RHP 29 Matt VAUGHN Assoc. HC 30 Scott LYMAN OF/RHP 31 Scott HEINIG RHP 32 C.J. BLOM IF/LHP 33 Sean WATSON LHP 34 Paul POLITI IF 35 Karl KOBLER OF 41 Drew LASSEN OF 42 Scott KALUSH C 43 Matthew LEWIS RHP 44 Kevin GROVE OF 48 Evan WOLF IF/RHP 2009: Made 14 appearances, including 4 starts... Went 0-2 with 4.40 ERA, 2nd on team among those with 25-plus innings... Struck out 19 in 28.2 frames, allowing.243 batting average... Longest outing was first collegiate start: 7.0 innings with 5 hits, 2 ER and 5 strikeouts vs. Fresno State (4/1)... Fired 2.1 of scoreless relief vs. Sac State (3/13). 2008: Redshirted. FRESNO HS 07: Went 4-2 with 1.05 ERA as a senior, 5-4 and 1.42 ERA as a junior... Won Fresno Easter Baseball Classic Scholarship in Voted as team s Most Improved as a junior, Rookie of the Year as a sophomore... Four-year Honor Roll member and Fresno Bee Academic All-Star, graduating No. 1 in his class. PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif... Majoring in economics... Parents are Mark & Lisa Slater... Career highlight was firing two-hit shutout against rival Edison HS... Best athletes he has faced are Trent Soares (now of Fresno State) and Stephen Pistoresi (now at Cal). Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO SCOTTY WALKER Pitcher Sophomore Bats/Throws: L-L Rocklin, Calif. Del Oro HS : Lone appearance was 0.2 innings vs. UCLA (2/20). 2008: Redshirted. DEL ORO HS 07: Named team MVP and garnered first-team All- Sierra Foothill League honors in 2006 and Went 5-6 with 2.49 ERA as a senior, 5-1 and 1.29 ERA as a junior... Fanned 139 batters in 108 innings during those two seasons... National Honor Society member... Played summer ball for El Dorado Hills Vipers from PERSONAL: Born in Rocklin, Calif... Majoring in communication... Parents are Greg and Denise Walker... Career highlight was pitching against nationally ranked Houston Heat at the Jr. Olympics, winning 3-1 with a 10-strikeout performance... If he won $1 million, he d take his two little brothers to every big league stadium. Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO UC DAVIS BASEBALL 11

12 Meet the Aggies JUSTIN ANDRADE C.J. BLOM 4 Infielder Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Hollister, Calif. Hartnell College/San Benito HS Infielder/Pitcher Freshman Bats/Throws: L-L Napa, Calif. Napa HS 09 HARTNELL COLLEGE: Earned All-Coast Conference first-team honors as a sophomore, batting.384 with 10 doubles and 6 triples... Named team MVP... Pounded out.359 average with 9 doubles as a freshman in Moved from third to second between freshman and sophomore seasons... Made Dean s List both years, graduating summa cum laude (3.8+ GPA). SAN BENITO HS 07: Garnered two All-Tri-County Athletic League honors, including a first-team nod in Batted.380 overall,.500 in TCAL games as a senior... Made All-Central Coast Section second team that year... Helped team to back-to-back league titles, plus CCS 2nd-place finish in Won team s Highest GPA award twice, ranking 12th in graduating class of 575 students... Winner of P.J. Galvan Memorial Scholarship... Runner-up in race for Scholar-Athlete of the Year, behind his twin brother (see below)... Played summer ball for Clovis Outlaws. PERSONAL: Born in Hollister, Calif... Majoring in mechanical engineering... Parents are Joseph & Mary Andrade... Older brother, Ryan, graduated from UC Davis in Twin brother, Jason, was an aquatics star at SBHS and is currently a standout diver for the Aggies... Career plans are to create alternative fuels. 9 SETH BATTY Outfielder Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Fresno, Calif. Buchanan HS 09 BUCHANAN HS 09: Earned first-team Tri-River Athletic Conference, second-team All-Central Section in both 2008 and Named team s Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Offensive Player as a junior, compiling.465 average with four homers... Had.545 OBP and.634 slugging for OPS... Made all-state second team among underclassmen that year... Hit.375 with 34 runs scored as a senior... Played summer ball for Central California Blaze. PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif... Majoring in pre-managerial economics... Parents are Damon & Kimberly Batty... Older sister, Brieann attends, Fresno State... Nicknamed Battman... Career highlight was his walk-off grand slam vs. Clovis West. NAPA HS 09: Two-sport standout, earning All-Monticello Empire League and All-Napa County honors in both baseball and football... Batted.422 with four homers and 40 RBI as a first baseman, adding 0.90 ERA as a pitcher in Named county s Offensive Player of the Year... Played center for football team, helping lead NHS to two conference titles plus the 2007 Sac-Joaquin Section banner... Won Lineman of the Year distinction... Played summer ball for Napa RiverDogs, earning all-tournament honors in Chico in Team won region and area championships. PERSONAL: Born in Goleta, Calif... Majoring in chemistry... Parents are Mike & Shawn Blom... Full name is Collin Jan Blom... Best athletes he s faced were at American Legion state tournament (baseball) or those at Merced High (football). 15 MATT DERR Pitcher Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Napa, Calif. Napa Valley Colllege/Napa HS 06 NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE: Won All-Bay Valley Conference honorable mention as a sophomore in NAPA HS 06: Starred in both baseball and football... Earned firstteam All-Monticello Empire League and Napa County Pitcher of the Year honors in Won first-team All-MEL and All-Napa County in football (strong safety) during the previous fall... Added All-Sac-Joaquin Section honorable mention on the grid. PERSONAL: Born in Vallejo, Calif... Pre-managerial economics major... Parents are John & Ann Derr... Non-sports heroes are filmmakers Sergio Leone and Quentin Tarantino UC DAVIS BASEBALL

13 Meet the Aggies KEVIN GROVE DREW LASSEN 44 Outfielder R-Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Gilroy, Calif. Gilroy HS Outfielder Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Concord, Calif. Clayton Valley HS : Redshirted. GILROY HS 08: Earned All-Tri-County Athletic League honors for three years, including first-team accolades as a junior and senior... Twotime All-Central Coast Section honoree... Went 7-1 as a pitcher in 2007, helping team reach CCS semifinals... Also starred in soccer, earning league MVP and Defender of the Year awards as a senior... Three-time All-CCS honoree, including first-team distinction as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Gilroy, Calif... Majoring in civil engineering... Parents are Joe & Kim Grove... Proudest personal accomplishment was winning a CCS title in soccer then playing in football section championship and baseball section semifinal in the same year... Hopes to visit all MLB ballparks with his father and grandfather. CLAYTON VALLEY HS 09: Earned All-Bay Valley Athletic League honors in 2007 and 2008, then All-Diablo Valley Athletic League distinction in Hit.348 with 23 runs, 27 RBIs and five homers in 26 games as a senior, helping Eagles to 24-3 record, a North Coast Section title and No. 24 state ranking... Also lettered three years in basketball, earning two Mr. Defense nods... Played club ball for Delta Indians in Pittsburg, Calif. from PERSONAL: Born in Concord, Calif... Majoring in pre-managerial economics, with career plans in accounting... Parents are John & Chris Lassen... Event in history he would have liked to have witness was the Buckner error in the 1986 World Series... Career highlight was winning 2009 NCS title. KARL KOBLER BRETT MORGAN 35 Outfielder Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Sebastopol, Calif. Cardinal Newman HS Outfielder Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Tracy, Calif. San Joaquin Delta College/ Tokay HS 07 CARDINAL NEWMAN 09: Two-time All-North Bay League honoree... Batted.471 with 30 runs and 38 RBIs as a senior,.425 with 30 runs, 12 doubles and 19 RBIs as a junior... Swiped 24 bases in those two years... Slugged.659 in 2009, pounding out 11 extra-base knocks in 85 at-bats... Also named to Santa Rosa Press-Democrat All-Empire and San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro squads. PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif... Majoring in classical civilization... Parents are Otto Kobler & Barbara Benson... Best athlete he has faced was Max Stassi of Yuba City HS. SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE: Batted.395 as a sophomore in 2009, earning first-team All-Big 8 Conference... Did not commit one error as team s starting center fielder... Played for Reed Peters, twin brother of UC Davis coach Rex Peters. TOKAY HS 07: Earned All-Tri-City Athletic League honors as a junior (second team) and senior (first team)... Batted.350 and.420 in those respective seasons. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif... Majoring in communication... Parents are Richard and Nicole Morgan... Formerly an accomplished wakeboarder (which he considers his favorite sport), but chose baseball as he got older UC DAVIS BASEBALL 13

14 Meet the Aggies PAUL POLITI SEAN WATSON 34 Infielder R-Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Los Gatos, Calif. Los Gatos HS Pitcher Senior Bats/Throws: L-L Lafayette, Calif. California/Acalanes HS : Redshirted. LOS GATOS HS 08: Earned All-De Anza League first-team honors as a junior and senior, after capturing honorable mention as a sophomore... Picked up first-team All-Central Coast Section acclaim in Helped team to consecutive DAL pennants in 2006 and 2007, including a CCS title in Head coach was former Aggie outfielder Brad Sanfilippo... Batted.477 with 17 doubles, 4 homers and.590 on-base average as a senior... Nabbed MVP honors in North-South all-star game... Selected to All-Bay World Series first team... Played for Los Gatos All-Net from , helping team claim national runner-up finish. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif... Majoring in civil engineering... Parents are Dennis & Deb Politi... Hopes to play professional baseball then start a career in construction after graduating from UC Davis & 2009: Did not play. CALIFORNIA: Redshirted 2006 season, then played in Appeared in 12 games, including one start... Finished with 1-1 record and 9.95 ERA in 12.2 innings... Lone win was in relief against Washington State (3/31/07). ACALANES HS 05: Went 10-2 with 1.62 ERA as a junior, then 7-3 with 1.83 ERA in Two-time All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League pick, including Pitcher of the Year as a senior... Ranked 33rd among left-handers by Team One Baseball, competing in its 2004 Showcase in Arizona. PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif... Majoring in sociology... Parents are John & Diane Watson, both UC Davis grads... John was an Aggie golfer in the 1970s... Perhaps not surprisingly, sports hero is another tall lefty pitcher: Randy Johnson. 13 KYLE SANDERS Catcher Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Shingle Springs, Calif. American River College/ Ponderosa HS EVAN WOLF Infielder/Pitcher Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Clovis, Calif. Clovis HS 09 AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE: Played two years under head coach Doug Jumelet, earning starting nod in Batted.280 with five doubles and 15 RBIs as a sophomore. PONDEROSA HS 07: Batted.254 with 10 runs as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are Mark & Denise Sanders... Career highlight was hitting a 10th-inning walk-off double to lead ARC past Delta College... Hopes for career in human resources, preferably for ESPN. CLOVIS HS 09: Helped Cougars capture back-to-back Tri-River Athletic Conference championships... Batted.303 with three homers and 25 RBIs as a junior to earn All-TRAC honors... Also served as a reliever, fanning 20 in 25 innings in PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif... Has not declared a major... Parents are Kerry & Stephanie Wolf... Chose UC Davis because he would be allowed to pitch and play first base UC DAVIS BASEBALL

15 2010 Roster PITCHERS (12) Pos. Ht. Wt Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 10 Tom BRINER** RHP Jr. R-R Redding, Calif. Foothill HS 07 Communication 27 Tim BUSBIN* RHP Sr. R-R Mountain View, Calif. LMU/Coll. of San Mateo/Saint Francis HS 06 Communication 16 Scott CHEW** LHP Jr. L-L Milpitas, Calif. Milpitas HS 06 Biological Sciences 15 Matt DERR RHP Jr. R-R Napa, Calif. Napa Valley College/Napa HS 06 Pre-Managerial Economics 31 Scott HEINIG* RHP Sr. R-R Davis, Calif. Cosumnes River College/Davis HS 06 Economics 8 Anthony KUPBENS* LHP So. L-L San Jose, Calif. Valley Christian HS 08 Political Science 43 Matthew LEWIS* RHP Jr. R-R Redding, Calif. Shasta College/Enterprise HS 08 Env. Policy Analy. & Planning 20 David POPKINS* RHP/OF So. B-R San Diego, Calif. St. Augustine HS 08 Undeclared 6 Dayne QUIST* LHP So. L-L Santa Cruz, Calif. Santa Cruz HS 07 Human Development 26 Nathan SLATER* LHP So. L-L Fresno, Calif. Fresno HS 07 Economics 12 Scotty WALKER* LHP So. L-L Rocklin, Calif. Del Oro HS 07 Spanish 33 Sean WATSON LHP Sr. L-L Lafayette, Calif. California/Acalanes 05 Sociology CATCHERS (4) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 3 Alex DREYFUSS* C Jr. R-R Mountain View, Calif. Saint Francis HS 06 Communication 42 Scott KALUSH* C So. R-R San Mateo, Calif. Aragon HS 08 Mechanical Engineering 18 Joseph MEDEIROS* C So. L-R Merced, Calif. Buhach Colony HS 08 Exercise Biology 13 Kyle SANDERS C Jr. R-R Shingle Springs, Calif. American River College/Ponderosa HS 07 Organizational Studies INFIELDERS (8) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 22 Michael ALDRETE* IF So. R-R Salinas, Calif. Salinas HS 08 Undeclared 4 Justin ANDRADE IF Jr. R-R Hollister, Calif. Hartnell College/San Benito HS 07 Mechanical Engineering 32 C.J. BLOM IF/LHP Fr. L-L Napa, Calif. Napa HS 09 Chemistry 7 Scott HEYLMAN** IF Jr. R-R San Diego, Calif. The Bishop s School 07 Community & Regional Dev. 19 Eric JOHNSON* IF So. R-R Los Altos, Calif. Bellarmine Prep 07 Sociology 34 Paul POLITI IF RFr. R-R Los Gatos, Calif. Los Gatos HS 08 Env. Hort. & Urban Forestry 23 Justin SCHAFER*** IF Jr. R-R Los Gatos, Calif. Los Gatos HS 06 Organizational Studies 48 Evan WOLF IF/RHP Fr. R-R Clovis, Calif. Clovis HS 09 Exploratory OUTFIELDERS (8) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 9 Seth BATTY OF Fr. R-R Fresno, Calif. Buchanan HS 09 Pre-Managerial Economics 11 Daniel CEPIN** OF So. B-R Coronado, Calif. Coronado HS 07 Exercise Biology 44 Kevin GROVE OF RFr. R-R Gilroy, Calif. Gilroy HS 08 Civil Engineering 35 Karl KOBLER OF Fr. R-R Sebastopol, Calif. Cardinal Newman HS 09 Classical Civilization 41 Drew LASSEN OF Fr. R-R Concord, Calif. Clayton Valley HS 09 Pre-Managerial Economics 30 Scott LYMAN* OF/RHP So. R-R Alamo, Calif. Monte Vista HS 08 Undeclared 24 Kyle MIHAYLO*** OF Sr. R-R Aliso Viejo, Calif. Aliso Niguel HS 06 Exercise Biology 14 Brett MORGAN OF Jr. R-R Tracy, Calif. San Joaquin Delta College/Tokay HS 07 Communication *denotes years on UC Davis varsity 17 Rex PETERS.Head Coach, 8th Year (Cal State Fullerton 89) 29 Matt VAUGHN.Associate Head Coach (Pitching), 18th Year (UC Davis 92) 21 Tony SCHIFANO Assistant Coach (Infielders), 3rd Year (UC Davis 97) 2 Jason ARMSTRONG Volunteer Assistant Coach (Outfielders/Hitters), 1st Year (Trinity 04) 2010 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 15

16 2009 Game-by-Game Results Date Opponent W/L Score Rec Big West Pitcher of Record R-H-E R-H-E Att Time Feb. 20 at UCLA L McChesney (L, 0-1) :13 Feb. 21 at UCLA L Suiter (L, 0-1) :44 Feb. 22 at UCLA W (11) Quist (W, 1-0) :04 Feb. 24 SAN FRANCISCO L Bremer (L, 0-1) :48 Feb. 27 PEPPERDINE L McChesney (L, 0-2) :59 Feb. 28 PEPPERDINE L Suiter (L, 0-2) :44 Feb. 28 PEPPERDINE W Bennett (W, 1-0) :57 Mar. 6 at Portland L McChesney (L, 0-3) :10 Mar. 7 at Portland L Bennett (L, 1-1) :10 Mar. 7 at Portland L Briner (L, 0-1) :23 Mar. 10 NEVADA L (11) Busbin (L, 0-1) :32 Mar. 11 SANTA CLARA L Quist (L, 1-1) :54 Mar. 13 SACRAMENTO STATE L Briner (L, 0-2) :47 Mar. 14 at Sacramento State W Chew (W, 1-0) :46 Mar. 15 SACRAMENTO STATE L McChesney (L, 0-4) :49 Mar. 24 at San Francisco L Chew (L, 1-1) :32 Mar. 25 STANFORD L Kupbens (L, 0-1) :15 Mar. 27 at Pacific* L Briner (L, 0-3) :31 Mar. 28 at Pacific* L Chew (L, 1-2) :12 Mar. 29 at Pacific* L Lyman (L, 0-1) :32 Mar. 31 FRESNO STATE W Quist (W, 2-1) :27 Apr. 1 FRESNO STATE L Bennett (L, 1-2) :47 Apr. 3 at San Diego State L Popkins (L, 0-1) :52 Apr. 4 at San Diego State L Briner (L, 0-4) :34 Apr. 4 at San Diego State L Chew (L, 1-3) :05 Apr. 5 at San Diego State W McChesney (W, 1-4) :59 Apr. 9 UC SANTA BARBARA* L Quist (L, 2-2) :44 Apr. 10 UC SANTA BARBARA* L Slater (L, 0-1) :03 Apr. 11 UC SANTA BARBARA* W Bennett (W, 2-2) :39 Apr. 14 at Saint Mary s L Lewis (L, 0-1) :59 Apr. 15 CALIFORNIA L Slater (L, 0-2) :20 Apr. 17 at Cal Poly* L (10) Bennett (L, 2-3) :01 Apr. 18 at Cal Poly* L Chew (L, 1-4) :39 Apr. 19 at Cal Poly* L McChesney (L, 1-5) :16 Apr. 21 SAINT MARY S W Busbin (W, 1-1) :28 Apr. 24 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L Quist (L, 2-3) :47 Apr. 25 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L Chew (L, 1-5) :12 Apr. 26 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L McChesney (L, 1-6) :21 Apr. 28 at Nevada L Lyman (L, 0-2) :04 May 1 at Long Beach State* L Chew (L, 1-6) :19 May 2 at Long Beach State* L Quist (L, 2-4) :20 May 3 at Long Beach State* L Lyman (L, 0-3) :54 May 5 at California L Briner (L, 0-5) :34 May 8 UC RIVERSIDE* W McChesney (W, 2-6) :16 May 9 UC RIVERSIDE* W Briner (W, 1-5) :58 May 10 UC RIVERSIDE* L Quist (L, 2-5) :58 May 12 at Santa Clara W Kupbens (W, 1-1) :00 May 15 at UC Irvine* L Chew (L, 1-7) :20 May 16 at UC Irvine* L Lyman (L, 0-4) :09 May 17 at UC Irvine* L Quist (L, 2-6) :56 May 19 at Stanford W Kupbens (W, 2-1) :58 May 21 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD L Chew (L, 1-8) :26 May 22 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L Lyman (L, 0-5) :58 May 23 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W Briner (W, 2-5) :37 May 24 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W (10) Busbin (W, 2-1) :34 * = Conference game HOME GAMES IN CAPS UC DAVIS BASEBALL

17 2009 Individual Statistics BATTING sorted by batting average Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SF SH HP BB SO SB CS Slg. Obp. JUSTIN SCHAFER JOSEPH MEDEIROS Ryan Scoma Ty Kelly TIM BUSBIN SCOTT HEYLMAN ERIC JOHNSON Grant Bauer DANIEL CEPIN Grant Hirneise Tony Bongiovanni Jared Thompson KYLE MIHAYLO SCOTT KALUSH MICHAEL ALDRETE Rikki Foster DAVID POPKINS Corbin Cutshaw Will Chapman SCOTT HEINIG Jeremy McChesney AGGIES Opponents PITCHING sorted by ERA W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO HB HR WP OBA Grant Hirneise Tyler Bremer NATHAN SLATER ANTHONY KUPBENS TIM BUSBIN DAYNE QUIST TOM BRINER SCOTT LYMAN SCOTT CHEW TOM BRINER Jeremy McChesney Adam Bennett Andy Suiter Will Chapman SCOTT HEINIG MATTHEW LEWIS DAVID POPKINS SCOTTY WALKER AGGIES Opponents UC DAVIS BASEBALL 17

18 2009 Big West Conference Recap STANDINGS W L GB Pct. W L T Pct. Home Away Neut. UC Irvine* Cal State Fullerton Cal Poly UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara Long Beach State Pacific Cal State Northridge UC DAVIS * - Conference co-champion - NCAA Tournament participant CONFERENCE AWARDS PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ben Orloff, UC Irvine PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Matt Jensen, Cal Poly CO-FRESHMAN PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton; Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton COACH OF THE YEAR: Mike Gillespie, UC Irvine ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM Francis Larson C Jr. UC Irvine Jared Clark 1B Sr. Cal State Fullerton Matt Jensen 2B Fr. Cal Poly Ryan Goetz 3B Jr. UC Riverside Ben Orloff SS Sr. UC Irvine Khris Davis OF Jr. Cal State Fullerton Josh Fellhauer OF Jr. Cal State Fullerton Eric Deragisch OF Sr. UC Irvine Nick Longmire OF So. Pacific Michael Hur DH Jr. UC Riverside Adam Buschini UTL Jr. Cal Poly Daniel Bibona SP So. UC Irvine Daniel Renken SP So. Cal State Fullerton Joe Gardner SP Jr. UC Santa Barbara Nick Ramirez RP Fr. Cal State Fullerton Eric Pettis CP Jr. UC Irvine ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Kurt Wideman C Sr. Pacific Eric Oliver 1B Sr. UC Santa Barbara J.B. Brown 2B So. Pacific Casey Stevenson 2B Jr. UC Irvine Mike Walker 3B Jr. Pacific Kyle Smith SS Jr. Cal Poly Ryan Lee OF Sr. Cal Poly Carl Uhl OF Sr. UC Riverside Ronald Shaeffer DH Fr. UC Irvine Joey Centanni UTL Sr. Pacific Paul Applebee SP Jr. UC Riverside Christian Bergman SP Jr. UC Irvine Adam Wilk SP Jr. Long Beach State Dustin Emmons RP So. UC Riverside Brian Slover CP So. Cal State Northridge BIG WEST TEAMS IN THE NCAA POSTSEASON Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) Cal State Fullerton 18, Utah 2 Cal State Fullerton 7, Gonzaga 4 Cal State Fullerton 16, Utah 3 Regional (Irvine, Calif.) UC Irvine 4, Fresno State 2 Virginia 5, UC Irvine 0 UC Irvine 14, San Diego State 3 Virginia 4, UC Irvine 1 Regional (Tempe, Ariz.) Oral Roberts 13, Cal Poly 3 Kent State 10, Cal Poly 9 Super Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) Cal State Fullerton 12, UCLA 2 Cal State Fullerton 2, UCLA 1 Super Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) Cal State Fullerton 12, Louisville 0 Cal State Fullerton 11, Louisville 2 College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Arkansas 10, Cal State Fullerton 6 Virginia 7, Cal State Fullerton 5 ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION (UC Davis honorees only) Ty Kelly 3B Jr UC DAVIS BASEBALL

19 2009 Big West Conference Recap BATTING AVERAGE Adam Buschini, Cal Poly.422 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton.396 Nick Longmire, Pacific.385 J.B. Brown, Pacific.378 Richard Cates, Cal State Northridge.374 Michael Hur, UC Riverside.372 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton.363 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine.358 Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton.357 Eric Deragisch, UC Irvine.355 SLUGGING AVERAGE Adam Buschini, Cal Poly.730 Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton.642 Nick Longmire, Pacific.596 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton.590 Michael Hur, UC Riverside.583 Kurt Wideman, Pacific.572 TJ Mittelstaedt, Long Beach State.551 J.B. Brown, Pacific.550 Matt Valaika, UC Santa Barbara.545 Francis Larson, UC Irvine.532 ON-BASE AVERAGE Adam Buschini, Cal Poly.488 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton.480 Richard Cates, Cal State Northridge.456 Nick Longmire, Pacific.448 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton.448 Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton.442 Casey Stevenson, UC Irvine.441 Eric Deragisch, UC Irvine.438 Kyle Smith, Cal Poly.435 Ryan Cavan, UC Santa Barbara.435 AT-BATS Ryan Lee, Cal Poly 265 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 259 Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton 255 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 254 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 243 Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 232 Carl Uhl, UC Riverside 228 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton 227 Richard Cates, Cal State Northridge 222 J.B. Brown, Pacific 222 RUN SCORED Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton 82 Ryan Lee, Cal Poly 65 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 64 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 62 Nick Longmire, Pacific 60 Brian Gump, UC Santa Barbara 59 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 57 Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 53 Carl Uhl, UC Riverside 53 4 tied at 50 HITS Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton 91 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 91 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton 90 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 88 Ryan Lee, Cal Poly 87 RUNS BATTED IN Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 82 Adam Buschini, Cal Poly 61 J.B. Brown, Pacific 58 Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 58 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton 55 Matt Jensen, Cal Poly 53 Michael Hur, UC Riverside 52 Eric Oliver, UC Santa Barbara 48 TJ Mittelstaedt, Long Beach State 46 2 tied at 45 DOUBLES Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 25 Kurt Wideman, Pacific 24 Carl Uhl, UC Riverside 20 TY KELLY, UC DAVIS 20 Casey Stevenson, UC Irvine 19 Eric Oliver, UC Santa Barbara 19 TRIPLES Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 7 TJ Mittelstaedt, Long Beach State 7 Nick Longmire, Pacific 6 Joe Scott, Cal State Fullerton 4 Francis Larson, UC Irvine 4 Gunnar Terhune, UC Santa Barbara 4 Jeff Pruitt, Cal State Northridge 4 HOME RUNS Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 16 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 12 Adam Buschini, Cal Poly 11 Ryan Pineda, Cal State Northridge 10 Nick Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton 10 TOTAL BASES Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 149 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 138 Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton 135 Adam Buschini, Cal Poly 135 Nick Longmire, Pacific 130 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 128 J.B. Brown, Pacific 122 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton 120 Francis Larson, UC Irvine tied at 116 WALKS Khris Davis, Cal State Fullerton 34 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 32 Luke Yoder, Cal Poly 32 Ryan Cavan, UC Santa Barbara 31 Eric Oliver, UC Santa Barbara 29 Matt Jensen, Cal Poly 29 HIT BY PITCH Casey Stevenson, UC Irvine 22 Jeff Newman, Cal State Fullerton 19 Christian Colon, Cal State Fullerton 18 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 17 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton 16 Eric Deragisch, UC Irvine 16 SACRIFICE HITS Joe Scott, Cal State Fullerton 25 Jeff Newman, Cal State Fullerton 15 Adam Melker, Cal Poly 12 Joey Centanni, Pacific 11 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 10 Grian Gump, UC Santa Barbara 10 Taylor Krick, Long Beach State 10 4 tied at 9 SACRIFICE FLIES D.J. Gentile, Cal Poly 11 Jared Clark, Cal State Fullerton 9 Ryan Cavan, UC Santa Barbara 7 Tony Nix, UC Riverside 7 Joey Centanni, Pacific 6 Wes Dorrell, Cal Poly 6 Marty Mullins, UC Santa Barbara 6 Dustin Garneau, Cal State Fullerton 6 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 6 Josh Fellhauer, Cal State Fullerton 6 STOLEN BASES Ryan Lee, Cal Poly 27 Jeff Pruitt, Cal State Northridge 24 Gary Brown, Cal State Fullerton 23 Jordan Casas, Long Beach State 22 Brian Gump, UC Santa Barbara 22 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine 2.63 Daniel Renken, Cal State Fullerton 2.69 Adam Wilk, Long Beach State 2.78 Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton 3.33 Joe Gardner, UC Santa Barbara 3.40 Christian Bergman, UC Irvine 3.50 Paul Applebee, UC Riverside 3.74 Matt Andriese, UC Riverside 3.93 Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton 4.06 Ryan Platt, UC Riverside 4.15 OPPOSING BATTING Daniel Renken, Cal State Fullerton.206 Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine.209 Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton.227 Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton.247 Paul Applebee, UC Riverside.250 Ryan Platt, UC Riverside.250 INNINGS PITCHED Daniel Renken, Cal State Fullerton Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton DJ Mauldin, Cal Poly Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton STRIKEOUTS Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine 108 Daniel Renken, Cal State Fullerton 103 Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton 100 Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton 74 Joe Gardner, UC Santa Barbara 69 Ryan Platt, UC Riverside 67 Christian Bergman, UC Irvine 66 DJ Mauldin, Cal Poly 65 Paul Applebee, UC Riverside 63 Jared Eskew, Cal Poly 57 WINS Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine 12 Daniel Renken, Cal State Fullerton 11 Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton 11 Paul Applebee, UC Riverside 10 Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton 9 Christian Bergman, UC Irvine 9 Crosby Slaught, UC Irvine 8 5 tied at 7 SAVES Eric Pettis, UC Irvine 17 Joseph Kelly, UC Riverside 12 Charlie Ruiz, Long Beach State 11 Brian Slover, Cal State Northridge 9 Nick Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton 7 APPEARANCES Mark DeVincenzi, Cal Poly 31 David Born, Long Beach State 30 Brian Slover, Cal State Northridge 29 Eric Pettis, UC Irvine 29 Dustin Rasco, Long Beach State 29 Jimmy Jolicoeur, Cal State Northridge 29 GAMES STARTED Daniel Renken, Cal State Fullerton 17 Tyler Pill, Cal State Fullerton 16 Crosby Slaught, UC Irvine 16 Daniel Bibona, UC Irvine 15 Christian Bergman, UC Irvine 15 DJ Mauldin, Cal Poly 15 Noe Ramirez, Cal State Fullerton UC DAVIS BASEBALL 19

20 Year-by-Year Leaders GAMES PLAYED 2009 Ty Kelly Jake Jefferies...58 Ryan Royster...58 Ty Kelly Daniel Descalso...56 Aaron Hanke Lukas Kirby...49 Tyler LaTorre Daniel Descalso...56 Lukas Kirby...56 Brandon Oliver Matt Kamigawachi...53 Robby Tulk Matt Kamigawachi Matt Kamigawachi...58 Robby Tulk Adam Wilson Dennis Flippen...52 David Gordon...52 Chris Stretch Dan Overholt...56 Carl Velleno tied with Tony Schifano tied with Tony Schifano Greg Morris...59 Joe Massucco Dave Ray...57 Dale Noleroth...57 Joe Massucco Jason Wright...45 Matt Lefer Jason Wright Warren Buck...56 Jim Reiley Terry Pedretti Tony Frey Not available 1986 John LeBeau...48 Steve Roberts John LeBeau...49 Jim Grant...49 Gary Conn John LeBeau tied with Steve Keeney...42 Dave LeBeau Tim Nelson...45 Mike Vogt...45 Steve Keeney Jim Saunders...47 Fred Patterson...47 Mike Vogt tied with Rob Temple Lee Wilcox...48 Tom Wilson Don Briggs Don Briggs...49 Guy Kissner Jerry Reedy John Repetto...43 Rick Hennes Clay Sigg Clay Sigg Rick Yenovkian...41 Gary Schlagenhauf Chris Mietus Terry Scranton Chris Mietus...33 Fred Parker Dave Sargent...33 Glenn Dufour Not available 1964 Not available 1963 Jack Anderson...26 Ron Conway...26 Dick Carriere...26 BATTING AVG. (Min 100 AB) 2009 Justin Schafer Ty Kelly Daniel Descalso Tyler LaTorre Daniel Descalso Matt Blankenheim Andy Reisinger Ryan Coultas Shaun McCullough Dennis Flippen Carl Velleno Matt Zumstein Tony Schifano Dave Nix Dave Nix Rich Watts Troy Hess Jason Wright Jai Khanna Jason Wright Warren Buck Tony Frey Kevin Ross John LeBeau John LeBeau Don Hayes John Macon Steve Keeney Tim Nelson Mark Swinney Jim Saunders Jeff Hart Rob Temple Rich Martini Rich Martini Bill Barker Jerry Reedy John Repetto Jim Fiack Rick Hennes Dan White Chris Mietus Gary Schlagenhauf Gary Schlagenhauf Paul Fiack Dave Sargent Jack Anderson Jack Anderson Jack Anderson Al Stevenson RUNS 2009 Daniel Cepin...31 Justin Schafer Ryan Royster Daniel Descalso Tyler LaTorre Brandon Oliver Robby Tulk David Butterworth...44 Robby Tulk Robby Tulk Adam Wilson Adam Wilson Dan Overholt Matt Zumstein Brad Sanfilippo Tony Schifano Dave Nix Jason Shapiro Jason Shapiro Matt Lefer...31 Jai Khanna Jason Wright Jason Wright Terry Pedretti Tony Frey Rob Rinaldi John LeBeau Jim Grant Dave Hartley Dave Hartley Steve Keeney Steve Keeney Jim Saunders...39 Fred Patterson Fred Patterson...40 Gregg Hilderbrand Gregg Hilderbrand Rich Martini Rich Martini Don Briggs Jerry Reedy...40 Rich Lautze Rick Hennes Rick Hennes Rick Hennes Gary Schlagenhauf Chris Mietus...26 Steve Goetz Gary Schlagenhauf Chris Mietus Paul Fiack Bill Matty Jack Anderson...28 Dick Carriere Jack Anderson Jack Anderson...11 Dick Carriere Tony Migliaccio...13 HITS 2009 Ty Kelly Jake Jefferies Daniel Descalso Tyler LaTorre Daniel Descalso Matt Kamigawachi Matt Kamigawachi Matt Kamigawachi Adam Wilson Dennis Flippen...72 Chris Stretch Greg Gaunt Matt Zumstein Tony Schifano Tony Schifano Dave Nix Rich Watts Dave Ray Jason Wright Jason Wright Jason Wright Terry Pedretti Tony Frey Kevin Ross Steve Roberts John LeBeau John LeBeau Dave LeBeau Steve Keeney Tim Nelson Jim Saunders...57 Mike Vogt Jim Saunders Rob Temple Rich Martini Rich Martini Bill Barker Jerry Reedy John Repetto Jim Fiack Clay Sigg Gary Schlagenhauf Chris Mietus Gary Schlagenhauf Gary Schlagenhauf Paul Fiack Dave Sargent...23 Bill Matty Jack Anderson...42 Dick Carriere Jack Anderson Jack Anderson Al Stevenson...22 DOUBLES 2009 Ty Kelly Jake Jefferies Daniel Descalso Aaron Hanke Lukas Kirby Matt Kamigawachi Ryan Coultas Dennis Flippen Darin Heredia Chris Stretch...17 Nolan Sturgeon Carl Velleno Casey Cote Greg Carlson Jeff Ellis Dave Nix Jason Shapiro Troy Hess Jason Wright Jason Wright...14 Jason Shapiro Warren Buck Terry Pedretti Tony Frey Rob Rinaldi Steve Roberts John LeBeau UC DAVIS BASEBALL

21 Year-by-Year Leaders 1984 John LeBeau John Macon Steve Keeney Tim Nelson Jim Saunders Jim Saunders Gregg Hilderbrand...11 Jeff Hart...11 Larry Willett Rich Martini Don Briggs Don Briggs Don Briggs John Repetto...10 Rich Lautze Jim Fiack Clay Sigg Gary Schlagenhauf Dan White Gary Schlagenhauf Gary Schlagenhauf Paul Fiack Rich Smith Dale Weishahn...5 Earl Koberlein...5 Ron Conway Jerry Gimenez Dick Carriere Ray Crawford...3 Tom Giacomini...3 Jan Swanson...3 TRIPLES 2009 Eric Johnson...2 Daniel Cepin Ryan Royster...2 Ryan Scoma Aaron Hanke Lukas Kirby...2 Jimmy Goetz Ryan Royster Robby Tulk Matt Kamigawachi...3 Robby Tulk Ryan Coultas Shaun McCullough David Gordon Dan Overholt Greg Carlson...3 Dan Overholt Brad Sanfilippo Curtis Fields Dave Nix...5 Tony Schifano Chris Walsh...3 Hayward Cook players with Jai Khanna Jai Khanna Jason Wright Warren Buck Sandy Torres Alex Case...3 Terry Pedretti Scott Ruther Rich Waltz Don Hayes Dave Hartley Dave LeBeau Mike Vogt Fred Patterson Fred Patterson Steve Hargrave Mark Schrupp Rich Martini players with Jerry Reedy...3 Rich Lautze Rick Hennes Jim Fiack Rick Hennes Rick Yenovkian Steve Goetz Terry Scranton Gary Schlagenhauf Paul Fiack Rich Smith...3 Dave Sargent Ron Conway Jack Anderson Jack Anderson...2 Ron Conway...2 Goulard players with...1 HOME RUNS 2009 Ty Kelly Ryan Royster Aaron Hanke Michael Hernandez Lukas Kirby Robby Tulk David Butterworth Dennis Flippen Darin Heredia Dennis Flippen Greg Gaunt Casey Cote Carl Velleno Jeff Ellis Chris Walsh...8 Sanjay Sharma Rich Watts Jason Shapiro Matt Lefer Matt Lefer...4 Darren Rounsaville Jason Wright Kevin Elam Tony Frey Alex Case...4 Kevin Ross Steve Roberts John LeBeau...13 Jim Grant...13 Steve Roberts Joe Breider Dave LeBeau John Whelehan Tim Nelson Jim Saunders Jim Saunders...6 Eric Parker Gregg Hilderbrand Mark Schrupp Lee Wilcox Rich Lautze...9 Don Briggs Don Briggs...5 Mike DeRoss Larry DiPietro Jim Fiack Sam Viney Gary Schlagenhauf Chris Mietus Gary Schlagenhauf Gary Schlagenhauf Paul Fiack Reg Powell...1 Dave Sargent...1 Paul Burton Dale Weishahn Jack Anderson...3 Jerry Gimenez Jack Anderson...2 Ron Conway Tony Migliaccio...2 Jack Anderson...2 RUNS BATTED IN 2009 Ty Kelly Jake Jefferies Daniel Descalso Tyler LaTorre Daniel Descalso Robby Tulk David Butterworth Dennis Flippen Adam Wilson Dennis Flippen Carl Velleno Greg Carlson Tim Adams Dave Nix Chris Walsh Rich Watts Troy Hess Jason Wright Jason Wright...35 Jason Shapiro Jason Wright Terry Pedretti Tony Frey Kevin Ross Steve Roberts John LeBeau John LeBeau Dave LeBeau John Whelehan Tim Nelson Jim Saunders Gregg Hilderbrand Gregg Hilderbrand Mark Schrupp Lee Wilcox Don Briggs Jerry Reedy John Repetto Jim Fiack Sam Viney Gary Schlagenhauf Sam Viney Gary Schlagenhauf Gary Schlagenhauf Dave Sargent Paul Burton Jack Anderson...31 Dale Weishahn Jack Anderson Jack Anderson Tony Migliaccio...12 STOLEN BASES 2009 Justin Schafer Ryan Royster Ryan Royster Brandon Oliver Brandon Oliver Robby Tulk Ryan Coultas Mark Wells Adam Wilson Chris Stretch Matt Zumstein Matt Zumstein Tony Schifano Tony Schifano Matt Sparks Jason Shapiro Jason Shapiro Matt Lefer Matt Lefer Bart Greene Warren Buck Gary Omi Jamie Williams Scott Ruther Jim Grant Not available 1983 John Macon...8 Don Hayes Dave LeBeau Ron Wilkinson Mike Vogt Gregg Hildebrand John Lucido Rich Martini Rich Martini Bill Barker Jerry Reedy Dennis Pfyl...9 Guy Kissner Jim Fiack Rick Hennes Chris Mietus Steve Goetz Steve Goetz...8 Terry Scranton Terry Scranton Bob Delaney Dave Sargent Dick Carriere Jack Anderson players with Dwight Davenport...2 WINS (Pitching) tied at Brad McAtee Jeff Reekers Michael Potter Dave McKae Vince DeCoito Michael Potter Greg Bruso Luke Steidlmayer UC DAVIS BASEBALL 21

22 Year-by-Year Leaders WINS, cont John Holtkamp Justin Reid R.Conners-Copeland...6 Justin Reid Josh Willert R.Conners-Copeland...8 Anthony Dellamano Colby Craig Matt Pool Cam Bullock...7 Mike Prelock...7 Andy Craig Cam Bullock Andy Craig Rudy Taub...7 Dave Schwartz Randy Taub Kevin Grindy Ken Tappin...3 Dan Hubert...3 Ron Staub Gary Rowe Andy Calbreath Gary Rowe Phil Staehle Brad Mettler Ron Whyte Ron Whyte Brian Buckley Steve Brown John Reilly Barry Biggerstaff...8 Steve Brown Bill Axelgard Keith Richman Jim Crawford Ross Merritt Ross Merritt John Clay...5 Lee Jackson Fred Parker John Clay Ed Newell John Clay...2 Steve McCarthy...2 Rich Smith Jim Holmes...2 Reg Powell Earl Koberlein Earl Koberlein...4 SAVES 2009 Scott Lyman Justin Fitzgerald Justin Fitzgerald Nik Aurora Eddie Gamboa Joel Needham Joel Needham Dave McKae Jason Hershfield Sam Nickelsen Sam Nickelsen Rick Parmenter Sam Nickelsen Bill Brelsford Neal Swank Neal Swank Tony Franchi Tony Franchi Aaron Patella Kevin Grindy Dave Schwartz Anthony Osburn Dan Hubert Ken Tappin John Emme...2 Chris Ernesto Ron Fritsch Not available 1982 Phil Staehle Paul Petrovich Paul Petrovich...1 Ron Whyte...1 Pete Larsen...1 Brian Johnson Greg Blake tied with Jim Bowin Roger McKay Not available 1974 Jeff Sheehan Not available 1972 Jim Crawford...4 Tom Grovhoug...4 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Min. 1 IP per team game) 2009 Dayne Quist Eddie Gamboa Brad McAtee Michael Potter Dave McKae Michael Potter Dave McKae Greg Bruso Luke Steildmayer Luke Steidlmayer Justin Reid Justin Reid Justin Reid R.Conrs-Coplnd Colby Craig Colby Craig Matt Pool Andy Craig Cam Bullock Rudy Taub Brent Haley Kevin Grindy Andy Calbreath Chris Ernesto Andy Calbreath Gary Rowe Brad Mettler Brad Mettler Paul Petrovich Paul Petrovich Brian Buckley Steve Brown Mike Moroski Barry Biggerstaff Oscar Pacheco Roger McKay Jim Crawford Tom Grovhoug Rob Stewart Fred Parker Fred Parker Ed Newell Ed Hauk John Clay Rich Smith Earl Koberlein Earl Koberlein STRIKEOUTS 2009 Tom Briner Bryan Evans Bryan Evans...57 Brad McAtee Michael Potter Dave McKae Michael Potter Dave McKae Greg Bruso Luke Steidlmayer Luke Steidlmayer John Holtkamp Justin Reid Justin Reid Justin Reid Ryan Conners-Copeland Colby Craig Matt Pool Cam Bullock Cam Bullock Cam Bullock Rudy Taub Brent Haley Kevin Grindy Andy Calbreath Gary Rowe Andy Calbreath Chris Stromberg Brad Mettler Brad Mettler Paul Petrovich Ron Whyte Brian Buckley Steve Brown Steve Brown Steve Brown Roger McKay Mark Rickabaugh Mark Rickabaugh Dave Rose Lee Jackson John Clay Lee Jackson John Clay Ed Newell Rich Smith Rich Smith Rich Smith Mike Sloss...59 INNINGS PITCHED 2009 Dayne Quist Brad McAtee Brad McAtee Michael Potter Dave McKae Michael Potter Michael Potter Luke Steidlmayer Luke Steidlmayer John Holtkamp Justin Reid Justin Reid Justin Reid Neal Swank Anthony Dellamano Colby Craig Matt Pool Cam Bullock Cam Bullock Andy Craig Rudy Taub Brent Haley Kevin Grindy Ken Tappin Gary Rowe Andy Calbreath Gary Rowe Brad Mettler Brad Mettler Ron Whyte Ron Whyte Brian Buckley Steve Brown Mike Moroski Steve Brown Oscar Pacheco Keith Richman Jim Crawford Dave Rose Lee Jackson John Clay Lee Jackson John Clay Ed Newell John Clay Rich Smith Earl Koberlein Mike Sloss UC DAVIS BASEBALL

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24 Year-by-Year Statistics Year G Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB TB HBP / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / NA NA 548 NA NA NA.1986 was first year Aggies played at UC Davis Community Stadium (now Dobbins Stadium) UC DAVIS BASEBALL

25 Year-by-Year Statistics Year W-L PCT. ERA SV CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO HR NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA School records in bold.1986 was first year Aggies played at UC Davis Community Stadium (now Dobbins Stadium) 2010 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 25

26 Postseason History NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008 Stanford Regional in Stanford, Calif. UC Davis 4, Stanford 2 Pepperdine 7, UC Davis 4 Stanford 8, UC Davis 4 Stanford won regional 2003 Nationals in Montgomery, Ala. Kennesaw State (Ga.) 9, UC Davis 5 UC Davis 5, Abilene Christian (Texas) 3 Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 5, UC Davis 3 UC DAVIS FINISHED T-5TH Central Missouri State won national 2003 West Regional in Hays, Kan. UC Davis 12, Sonoma State 8 UC Davis 3, Fort Hays State (Kan.) 0 UC Davis 5, Sonoma State 0 UC DAVIS WON REGIONAL 1995 Nationals in Montgomery, Ala. UC Davis 12, New Haven (Conn.) 9 Georgia College 10, UC Davis 4 Central Missouri State 15, UC Davis 8 UC DAVIS FINISHED T-5TH Florida Southern won national 1995 West Regional in Davis, Calif. UC Davis 3, San Francisco State 1 UC Riverside 3, UC Davis 0 UC Davis 3, UC Riverside 1 UC Davis 7, UC Riverside 6 UC DAVIS WON REGIONAL 1978 West Regional San Diego 9, UC Davis 4 San Diego 4, UC Davis 3 UC Davis 9, Chico State 6 San Diego won regional NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES: 8 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES: 2 OVERALL NCAA RECORD: RECORD AT NATIONALS: 2-4 CCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2003 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. UC Davis 14, Chico State 1 Sonoma State 17, UC Davis 4 Chico State 6, UC Davis CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. UC Davis 8, Grand Canyon 5 UC Davis 4, Chico State 1 Cal St. San Bernardino 13, UC Davis 12 Cal St. San Bernardino 11, UC Davis CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. Chico State 5, UC Davis 3 UC Riverside 15, UC Davis 4 CCAA TOURNEY APPEARANCES: 3 CCAA TOURNEY RECORD: West Regional in Riverside, Calif. UC Davis 7, Cal St. Dominguez Hills 5 UC Riverside 12, UC Davis 9 UC Davis 9, UC Riverside 5 UC Riverside 9, UC Davis 3 UC Riverside won regional 1993 West Regional in San Luis Obispo, Calif. UC Davis 15, Cal Poly Pomona 14 Cal Poly 16, UC Davis 9 UC Davis 9, Cal Poly 5 Cal Poly 6, UC Davis 1 Cal Poly won regional, finished 2nd nationally 1990 West Regional UC Riverside 12, UC Davis 11 UC Davis 13, Cal St. Northridge 5 UC Riverside 8, UC Davis 7 Northridge won regional, finished 2nd nationally Dave McKae provided one of the biggest highlights of the Aggies 2003 postseason run, firing the first nine-inning no-hitter in school history against Fort Hays State in the West Region semifinal game. The top-seeded Tigers had been the nation s top-hitting team during the season West Regional UC Davis 7, Chapman 6 Cal Poly Pomona 3, UC Davis 1 UC Davis 6, Chapman 3 Cal Poly Pomona 8, UC Davis 7 Cal Poly Pomona won regional UC DAVIS BASEBALL

27 School Records INDIVIDUAL BATTING BATTING AVG. Season (Min. 70 AB) Sam Viney, (32-for-74).4324 John Nedderman, (38-for-88).4318 Season (Min. 100 AB) Dave Nix, Career (4 yr) Jack Anderson, Career (3 yr) John LeBeau, Career (2 yr) Rich Watts, GAMES Season Tony Schifano, Career Robby Tulk, AT BATS Season Jake Jefferies, Matt Kamigawachi, 2003 Career Matt Kamigawachi, RUNS Game Matt Zumstein vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/ Sam Viney, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 1969 Season Jason Shapiro, Jim Grant, 1985 Career Jason Shapiro, HITS Game Greg Gaunt vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/ Clay Sigg, vs. Nevada, 1972 Season Dave Nix, Career (4-yr) Matt Kamigawachi, Career (3 yr) Daniel Descalso, Career (2 yr) Ty Kelly, DOUBLES Game KYLE MIHAYLO, vs. UCLA, 2/22/ Jake Jefferies, vs. UC Santa Barbara, 4/12/08 Dustin Soderman, 4/29/03 Andrew Reisinger, 2/21/03 Matt Zumstein vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 Casey Cote vs. Sonoma State, 4/25/98 Sanjay Sharma, vs. Sonoma State, 1993 Jim Saunders, vs. Nevada, 1979 Don Briggs, vs. Saint Mary s, 1974 Gary Schlagenhauf, vs. Cal State L.A., 1970 Robin Rivett, vs. Sonoma State, 1967 Season Jim Saunders, Career Robby Tulk, TRIPLES Game Dwight Barker, vs. Mather AFB, Season Jason Wright, Career Jason Wright, TOTAL BASES Game Greg Gaunt vs. Hayward, 3/27/ Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 Season Robby Tulk, Career Robby Tulk, HOME RUNS Game Greg Gaunt vs. Hayward, 3/27/ Season Steve Roberts, Career (4 yr) Dennis Flippen, Career (3 yr) Steve Roberts, Career (2 yr) Sam Viney, 1969, RUNS BATTED IN Game Daniel Descalso vs. Cal State Northridge, 5/5/ Dan Overholt at Cal State L.A., 3/5/99 Tim Adams vs. Cal State Hayward, 1997 Al Gardner, vs. Fresno State, 1971 Season John LeBeau, Career (4 yr) Matt Kamigawachi, Career (3 yr) John LeBeau, Career (2 yr) Rich Watts, WALKS Game JUSTIN SCHAFER, vs. Sac State, 3/11/ Matt Zumstein, vs. Riverside, 5/7/99 Carl Velleno vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 Jason Shapiro, vs. San Francisco, 1992 Kevin Elam, vs. Chico State, 1991 Guy Kissner, vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 Sam Viney, vs. San Jose State, 1971 Rick Yenovkian, vs. Sonoma, 1970 Chris Mietus, vs. San Francisco, 1970 Steve Weiss, vs. California, 1960 Jerry Hinsdale, vs. California, 1959 Season Jim Grant, Career Jason Shapiro, STOLEN BASES Game Joe Massucco, vs. S.F. State, Season Jason Shapiro, Career Jason Shapiro, RBI IN INNING Darren Rounsaville, vs. Pacific, TIMES REACHED BASE IN GAME Daniel Descalso, vs. Nevada, Jai Khanna, vs. Pacific, 1991 Clay Sigg, vs. Nevada, 1972 Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in UC DAVIS BASEBALL 27

28 School Records INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIT BY PITCH Season David Butterworth, Career Jason Shapiro, SACRIFICES Season Matt Sparks, 1995 & SLUGGING PCT. Season Sam Viney, GRAND SLAMS Career Jason Shapiro, Jai Khanna, Gary Schlagenhauf, Sam Viney, 1969, 71 HITTING STREAK Career Greg Morris, HITS IN DOUBLEHEADER Jack Anderson, vs. Cal State Hayward, RBI IN DOUBLEHEADER Casey Cote vs. Sonoma State, 4/25/ Jack Anderson, vs. Cal State Hayward, 1964 TOTAL BASES IN DOUBLEHEADER Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, Jack Anderson, vs. Hayward, 1964 MISCELLANEOUS FIELDING CHANCES WITHOUT ERROR (2B-3B-SS) Tony Schifano, TEAM BATTING BATTING AVERAGE Season GAMES Season AT BATS Game* vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 4/17/ Season ,121 RUNS Inning vs. Univ. of Pacific, 1991 (15th inn.)...15 Game vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/ vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 Season HITS Inning vs. Univ. of Pacific, 1991 (15th inn.)...11 Game vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/ Season DOUBLES Game vs. Cal Poly, 4/17/ Season TRIPLES Game vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 4/18/ Season HOME RUNS Game at Nevada, 5/17/94 (Shapiro 2, Cook, Morris, Watts)...5 vs. Chico, 1989 (Buck 2, Elam, Crutchley, Soares) vs. Stanford, 1975 (Lautze 2, Briggs 2, Town) Season WALKS Game vs Lewis & Clark, Season STOLEN BASES Game vs. Cal State Hayward, 3/28/ vs. Saint Mary s, 2/25/96 Season STRIKEOUTS (Hitters) Game at California, 5/4/ Season HIT BY PITCH Game vs San Jose State, 2/26/ Season SACRIFICES Game# FRESNO STATE, 3/31/ Season # Some team game stats available since 93 MISCELLANEOUS CONSECUTIVE WINS CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS LONGEST GAME (Innings) vs. Chico, 1966 (L, 7-5)...17 DOUBLE PLAYS (Defensively) FIELDING PERCENTAGE (Season) CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in UC DAVIS BASEBALL

29 School Records INDIVIDUAL PITCHING WINS Season Matt Pool, Career (4 yr) Michael Potter, Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, Matt Pool, Career (2 yr) Colby Craig, GAMES Season Andy Suiter, Career Nik Aurora, LOSSES Season Lee Jackson, SAVES Season Justin Fitzgerald, Career Justin Fitzgerald, COMPLETE GAMES Season Steve Brown, Career Steve Brown, EARNED RUN AVG. (Min. 1 IP/Team Game) Season Tom Grovhoug, 1972 (54.2 IP) Career (4 yr) Fred Parker, (181.0 IP) Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, (267.0 IP) Career (2 yr) Rob Stewart, (181.0 IP) INNINGS PITCHED Season Colby Craig, Career Michael Potter, STRIKEOUTS Game (9 inn) Ed Newell, vs. Sonoma, Game (7 inn) John Clay, vs. Sonoma, Season Justin Reid, Career (4 yr) John Clay, , Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, Career (2 yr) Rudy Taub, GAMES STARTED Season Colby Craig, Career Michael Potter, TEAM PITCHING VICTORIES Season EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season STRIKEOUTS Game 2/22/91 vs Cal State Stanislaus...20 Season HITS ALLOWED Season WALKS ALLOWED Season LOW HIT GAMES NO HITTERS Dave McKae,.....vs. Fort Hays State, 5/17/03....(9 innings, won 3-0 in NCAA West Regional) Dave Schwartz, vs. S.F. State, 4/14/90....(7 innings, won 2-1) Brian Buckley, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 2/17/79....(7 innings, won 2-0) Ed Newell, vs. San Jose State, (7 innings, lost 1-0) ONE-HITTERS Vince DeCoito, vs. Grand Canyon, 3/27/04....(9 innings, won 4-1) Ryan Conners-Copeland, vs. Chico State, 4/13/96....(7 innings, won 3-0) Mike Prelock, vs. Cal State Hayward, 3/4/95....(7 innings, won 4-0) Ryan Greene, vs. Cal State L.A., 2/18/95....(7 innings, won 9-0) Mike Prelock, vs. S.F. State, (7 innings, won 9-0) Roger McKay, vs. Cal State Hayward, (7 innings, won 1-0) Ross Merritt, vs. Cal State Hayward, (7 innings, won 1-0) Mike Sloss, vs. Humboldt State, (9 innings, won 1-0) Bill Lovelace, vs. Chico State, (7 innings, lost 2-1) LOSSES Season COMPLETE GAMES Season SHUTOUTS Season SAVES Season UC DAVIS BASEBALL 29

30 Season Top 10 Lists BATTING BATTING AVG. (Min. 100 AB) 1. Dave Nix, Ty Kelly, Daniel Descalso, Steve Keeney, Rich Watts, Carl Velleno, Jake Jefferies, Jerry Reedy, Ryan Coultas, Dennis Flippen, RUNS T1. Jason Shapiro, T1. Jim Grant, Jason Shapiro, Ryan Royster, T5. Matt Kamigawachi, T5. Dave Ray, Dan Overholt, T8. Brad Sanfilippo, T8. Chris Walsh, T8. Rich Martini, HITS 1. Jake Jefferies, Dave Nix, Ty Kelly, Daniel Descalso, Rich Watts, Matt Kamigawachi, Dave Ray, T8. Ryan Royster, T8. Matt Kamigawachi, Tony Schifano, RUNS BATTED IN 1. John LeBeau, Rich Watts, T3. Troy Hess, T3. Steve Roberts, Greg Morris, Jake Jefferies, Tim Nelson, RYAN SCOMA, T9. Robby Tulk, T9. Dennis Flippen, T9. Carl Velleno, T9. Jai Khanna, T9. Tim Adams, DOUBLES 1. Jim Saunders, Daniel Descalso, T3. Ty Kelly, T3. Jake Jefferies, T3. Ryan Coultas, T3. Dave Nix, T7. Robby Tulk, T7. Dennis Flippen, Carl Velleno, T10. Ty Kelly, T10. Matt Kamigawachi, T10. Andrew Reisinger, T10. Matt Kamigawachi, T10. Nolan Sturgeon, T10. Chris Stretch, T10. Warren Buck, TRIPLES T1. David Gordon, T1. Jason Wright, T3. Dave LeBeau, T3. Rich Martini, T3. Rick Hennes, T6. Robby Tulk, T6. Ryan Coultas, T6. Dan Overholt, T6. Brad Sanfilippo, T6. Tony Schifano, T6. Dave Nix, T6. Ron Conway, HOME RUNS 1. Steve Roberts, T2. Dennis Flippen, T2. Carl Velleno, T2. John LeBeau, T2. Jim Grant, T2. Steve Roberts, Lee Wilcox, T8. Robby Tulk, T8. David Butterworth, T8. Dennis Flippen, T8. Sam Viney, T8. Tim Nelson, STOLEN BASES 1. Jason Shapiro, Jason Shapiro, Tony Schifano, T4. Tony Schifano, T4. Dave Ray, Jim Grant, T7. Matt Sparks, T7. Matt Lefer, T9. John Lucido, T9. Rich Martini, CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in UC DAVIS BASEBALL

31 Season Top 10 Lists PITCHING VICTORIES 1. Matt Pool, T2. Colby Craig, T2. Gary Rowe, T2. Steve Brown, T5. Greg Bruso, T5. Luke Steidlmayer, T6. Michael Potter, T6. Neal Swank, T6. Colby Craig, T6. Mike Prelock, T6. Brian Buckley, T6. Ross Merritt, SAVES 1. Justin Fitzgerald...15 T2. Joel Needham, T2. Neal Swank, T2. Dan Hubert, T5. Dave McKae, T5. Bill Brelsford, T7. Nik Aurora, T7. Joel Needham, T7. Tony Franchi, T7. Jim Bowin, STRIKEOUTS 1. Justin Reid, Justin Reid, Luke Steidlmayer, John Clay, Brian Buckley, T6. Dave McKae, T6. Luke Steidlmayer, T6. Greg Bruso, Justin Reid, Steve Brown, INNINGS PITCHED 1. Colby Craig, Brian Buckley, Steve Brown, Matt Pool, John Clay, Dave McKae, Gary Rowe, Cam Bullock, Mike Prelock, Dave Rose, CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in 2009 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Min. 1 IP per team game) 1. Tom Grovhoug, Rob Stewart, Fred Parker, Luke Steidlmayer, John Clay, Justin Reid, Colby Craig, Earl Koberlein, Greg Bruso, Ed Hauk, Justin Reid struck out a school-record 125 batters in a mere 94.1 innings pitched in His strikeout ratio of 11.9 per nine innings ranked 11th in Division II that year UC DAVIS BASEBALL 31

32 Career Top 10 Lists BATTING GAMES 1. Robby Tulk, Matt Kamigawachi, Jason Shapiro, Tony Schifano, T5. Jai Khanna, T5. Don Briggs, T7. Andy Reisinger, T7. Matt Zumstein, Brandon Oliver, Chris Walsh, AT BATS 1. Matt Kamigawachi, Robby Tulk, Jai Khanna, T4. Tony Schifano, T4. Jason Shapiro, Don Briggs, Brandon Oliver, Rick Hennes, Daniel Descalso, Matt Zumstein, RUNS 1. Jason Shapiro, Robby Tulk, Don Briggs, Jason Wright, Matt Zumstein, Rick Hennes, T7. Tony Schifano, T7. John LeBeau, Matt Kamigawachi, Jai Khanna, HITS 1. Matt Kamigawachi, Robby Tulk, T3. Tony Schifano, T3. Don Briggs, Jason Shapiro, Daniel Descalso, Jason Wright, Jai Khanna, Brandon Oliver, John LeBeau, RUNS BATTED IN 1. John LeBeau, Matt Kamigawachi, Don Briggs, Robby Tulk, Carl Velleno, Steve Roberts, Jason Wright, Chris Walsh, Greg Carlson, Dennis Flippen, DOUBLES 1. Robby Tulk, T2. Matt Kamigawachi, T2. Don Briggs, Jason Shapiro, T5. Nolan Sturgeon, T5. Carl Velleno, Daniel Descalso, Ryan Coultas, T9. Aaron Hanke, T9. Andrew Reisinger, T9. Greg Carlson, T9. John LeBeau, TRIPLES 1. Jason Wright, T2. Rick Hennes, T2. Jai Khanna, Tony Schifano, T5. Ryan Coultas, T5. Robby Tulk, T5. Jack Anderson, T8. Dan Overholt, T8. Ron Conway, HOME RUNS 1. Steve Roberts, Dennis Flippen, Don Briggs, T4. Carl Velleno, T4. John LeBeau, Robby Tulk, Jason Shapiro, T8. Gary Schlagenhauf, T8. Chris Mietus, T10. Sam Viney, 1969 & T10. Jim Grant, CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in UC DAVIS BASEBALL

33 Career Top 10 Lists WALKS 1. Jason Shapiro, Don Briggs, Kevin Elam, Robby Tulk, John LeBeau, Rich Lautze, Chris Walsh, Matt Zumstein, Rick Hennes, Chris Mietus, STOLEN BASES 1. Jason Shapiro, Tony Schifano, Matt Zumstein, Joe Massucco, Matt Sparks, Dave Ray, T7. Jim Grant, T7. Matt Lefer, Rich Martini, T10. Adam Wilson, T10. Jeff Ellis, T10. Don Briggs, T10. John Lucido, HIT BY PITCH 1. Jason Shapiro, Carl Velleno, David Butterworth, Chris Walsh, T5. Brandon Oliver, T5. Matt Sparks, Jeff Ellis, T8. Michael Jacobellis, T8. Dan Overholt, T8. Matt Zumstein, BATTING AVG. (Min. 300 AB) 1. Rich Watts, (136/354) 2. Dave Nix, (115/300) 3. Steve Keeney, (127/343) 4. Tim Nelson, (117/320) 5. John LeBeau, (196/545) 6. Ty Kelly, (160/452) 7. Jim Saunders, (131/373) 8. Adam Wilson, (131/375) 9. Jack Anderson, (121/348) 10. Rich Martini, (132/380) PITCHING VICTORIES 1. Michael Potter, T2. Luke Steidlmayer, T2. Steve Brown, T4. Dave McKae, T4. Neal Swank, T4. Andy Craig, T7. Colby Craig, T7. Mike Prelock, T7. Mike Moroski, SAVES 1. Justin Fitzgerald, Chris Stromberg, Joel Needham, Dave McKae, Neal Swank, Tony Franchi, Sam Nickelson, T8. Nik Aurora, T8. Bill Brelsford, Dan Hubert, GAMES PITCHED 1. Nik Aurora, Dave McKae, Neal Swank, Justin Fitzgerald, Andy Craig, Tony Franchi, Jeremy McChesney, T8. Eddie Gamboa, 2005, T8. Michael Potter, T8. Greg Bruso, T8. Mike Prelock, CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in 2008 Catcher Rich Watts set UC Davis career batting average record, hitting.384 in his two-year career from Watts was inducted into the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame in UC DAVIS BASEBALL 33

34 Career Top 10 Lists PITCHING, cont. GAMES STARTED 1. Michael Potter, Greg Bruso, Andy Craig, John Clay, , T5. Steve Brown, T5. Lee Jackson, T7. Justin Reid, T7. Mike Prelock, T9. Julio Marquez, T9. Luke Steidlmayer, T9. Mike Moroski, INNINGS PITCHED 1. Michael Potter, John Clay, , Steve Brown, Greg Bruso, Andy Craig, Lee Jackson, Mike Prelock, Justin Reid, Dave McKae, Luke Steidlmayer, STRIKEOUTS 1. Justin Reid, John Clay, , Luke Steidlmayer, Dave McKae, Greg Bruso, Michael Potter, Steve Brown, Lee Jackson, Bryan Evans, Rich Smith, COMPLETE GAMES 1. Steve Brown, Lee Jackson, Mike Moroski, John Clay, , Greg Bruso, Luke Steidlmayer, Colby Craig, Dave McKae, SHUTOUTS 1. Greg Bruso, Ryan Conners-Copeland, Dave McKae, T4. Colby Craig, T4. Andy Craig, T4. Rudy Taub, T4. Steve Brown, T4. John Clay, , T4. Fred Parker, ERA (Min. 125 Innings) 1. Fred Parker, (180.1ip) 2. Rob Stewart, (181.2ip) 3. Ed Newell, (136.0ip) 4. Dave McKae, (265.0ip) 5. John Clay, , (318.1ip) 6. Oscar Pacheco, (125.1ip) 7. Justin Reid, (267.0ip) 8. Colby Craig, (229.2ip) 9. Brad Mettler, (192.1ip) 10. Jim Crawford, (162.1ip) WINNING PCT. (Min. 10 decisions) 1. Tom Grovhoug, (12-3) 2. Matt Pool, (19-5) 3. Ross Merritt, (15-5) 4. Tony Franchi, (12-4) 5. Justin Reid, (19-7) 6. Barry Biggerstaff, ( 8-3) 7. Gary Rowe, 1984 & (18-7) 8. Colby Craig, (20-8) 9. Cam Bullock, (16-7) 10. Oscar Pacheco, ( 9-4) STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNS. (Min. 125 Inns.) 1. Justin Reid, (267.0ip) 2. Luke Steidlmayer, (262.0ip) 3. Ed Newell, (136.0ip) 4. Dave McKae, (265.0ip) 5. John Clay, , (318.1ip) 6. Greg Bruso, (304.2ip) 7. Rich Smith, (214.0ip) 8. Jim Crawford, (162.1ip) 9. Mike Sloss, (145.0ip) 10. Lee Jackson, (290.2ip) CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in UC DAVIS BASEBALL

35 Year-by-Year Records Overall League Year Coach W-L-T Pct. W-L-T 2009 Peters (9th) 2008 Peters (6th) 2007 Peters Peters Peters Peters (1st-rs) 2003 Peters (3rd) 2002 Swimley (2nd) 2001 Swimley (6th) 2000 Swimley (7th) 1999 Swimley (5th) 1998 Swimley (3rd) 1997 Swimley (3rd) 1996 Swimley (2nd) 1995 Swimley (2nd) 1994 Swimley (1st) 1993 Swimley (1st) 1992 Swimley (2nd) 1991 Swimley (3rd) 1990 Swimley (T1st) 1989 Swimley (3rd) 1988 Swimley (3rd) 1987 Swimley (5th) 1986 Swimley (2nd) 1985 Swimley (T1st) 1984 Swimley (1st) 1983 Swimley (3rd) 1982 Swimley (2nd) 1981 Swimley (5th) 1980 Swimley (5th) 1979 Swimley (1st) 1978 Swimley (3rd) 1977 Zimmerman (4th) 1976 Swimley (1st) 1975 Swimley (2nd) 1974 Swimley (3rd) 1973 Swimley (1st) 1972 Swimley (2nd) 1971 Swimley (T3rd) 1970 Swimley (4th) 1969 Swimley (6th) 1968 Swimley (T4th) 1967 Swimley (2nd) 1966 Swimley (6th) 1965 Lakie (7th) 1964 Lakie (4th) 1963 Lakie (3rd) 1962 Lakie (5th) 1961 Lakie (6th) 1960 Sells (6th) Overall League Year Coach W-L-T Pct. W-L-T 1959 Stromgren (6th) 1958 Lotter (6th) 1957 Lotter (6th) 1956 Lotter (6th) 1955 Lotter (6th) 1954 Lotter (6th) 1953 Lotter (4th) 1952 Boyer (4th) 1951 Boyer (1st) 1950 Boyer (T3rd) 1949 Boyer (T3rd) 1948 Hickey (3rd) 1947 Hickey (4th) 1946 Hickey no league (No season - World War II) (No season - World War II) (No season - World War II) Hickey no league 1941 Hickey no league 1940 Hickey no league 1939 Hickey no league 1938 Hickey no league COACHING RECORDS 1938-PRESENT Overall League Coaches (Yrs.) W-L-T W-L-T Rex Peters (2003-Present) (.487) (.591) Phil Swimley ( , 78-02) (.520) (.586) Fred Zimmerman (.458) 9-9 (.500). (1977) Bill Lakie (.344) (.373). ( ) Jim Sells 3-16 (.158) 1-9 (.100). (1960). George Stromgren 7-12 (.368) 1-7 (.125). (1960). Will Lotter (.315) (.196). ( ). Carl Boyer (.303) (.500). ( ). Vern Hickey (.361) 6-9 (.400). ( , 46-58) UC DAVIS BASEBALL 35

36 Award Winners ALL-AMERICANS 2008 Jake Jefferies, C, Third Team 2002 Greg Bruso, P, Second Team 2001 Luke Steidlmayer, P, Second Team 1999 Justin Reid, P, Second Team 1998 Justin Reid, P, Second Team 1997 Tony Schifano, SS, Third Team 1996 Dave Nix, OF, Third Team 1995 Dave Nix, OF, Third Team 1994 Matt Pool, P, Second Team Jason Shapiro, OF, Second Team Rich Watts, C, Second Team 1993 Dave Ray, 2B, Second Team Mike Prelock, P, Third Team 1986 John LeBeau, 1B, Second Team 1979 Gregg Hilderbrand, OF, Second Team 1973 John Repetto, SS, First Team 1971 Sam Viney, OF, First Team 1964 Jack Anderson, 1B, Second Team ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1980 Eric Parker, OF 1974 Jerry Reedy, SS 1973 Jim Crawford, P 1972 Tom Grovhoug, P CAL AGGIE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME BASEBALL INDUCTEES Jack Anderson, Jim Anderson, Don Briggs, Steve Brown, Brian Buckley, Dick Carriere, Steve Chorak, Ray Crawford, Jim Fiack, Tim Indart, Rich Martini, Mike Moroski, John Nedderman, David Nix, John Repetto, Colby E. Babe Slater, Sam Viney, Rich Watts, Dale Weishahn, ALL-REGION 2008 Jake Jefferies, C, 2nd Team (ABCA) 2007 Daniel Descalso, 3B, 1st Team (ABCA) 2004 Michael Potter, P, 2nd Team (NCBWA) Dave McKae, P, 2nd Team (NCBWA) Robby Tulk, CF, 2nd Team (NCBWA) 2003 Dustin Soderman, OF, 2nd Team (ABCA) Ryan Coultas, SS, 2nd Team (ABCA) 2002 Greg Bruso**, P, 1st Team (NABC) Ryan Coultas, SS, 1st Team (NABC) Dennis Flippen, 1B, 1st Team (NABC) Robby Tulk, OF, 2nd Team (NABC) 2001 Luke Steidlmeyer, P, 1st Team (ABCA) 1999 Justin Reid, P, 1st Team (ABCA) Carl Velleno, 1B, 1st Team (ABCA) 1998 Justin Reid, P, 2nd Team (ABCA) Casey Cote, OF, 2nd Team (ABCA) 1997 Tony Schifano, SS, 1st Team (ABCA) Tim Adams, DH, 2nd Team (ABCA) 1996 Dave Nix, OF, 1st Team (ABCA) Scott Winton, IF/OF, 2nd Team (ABCA) Tony Schifano, SS, 2nd Team (ABCA) Ryan Connors-Copeland, P, 2nd Team (ABCA) 1995 Chris Walsh, C, 1st Team (ABCA) Tony Schifano, SS, 1st Team (ABCA) Dave Nix, OF, 1st Team (ABCA) Colby Craig, P, 2nd Team (ABCA) 1994 Rich Watts, C, 1st Team (NABC) Greg Morris, IF, 1st Team (NABC) Jason Shapiro, OF, 1st Team (NABC) Matt Pool**, P, 1st Team (NABC) Colby Craig, P, 1st Team (NABC) Neal Swank, P, 1st Team (NABC) 1993 Dave Ray*, IF, 1st Team Greg Morris, IF, 1st Team Mike Prelock, P, 1st Team Rich Watts, C, 2nd Team Troy Hess, 1B, 2nd Team Jai Khanna, SS, 2nd Team Joe Massucco, OF, 2nd Team Andy Craig, P, 2nd Team Cam Bullock, P, 2nd Team 1992 Matt Lefer, OF, 2nd Team 1990 Rudy Taub, P, 1st Team Jason Wright, DH, 1st Team 1989 Terry Pedretti, 3B, 1st Team 1988 Kevin Grindy, P... * Player of the Year... ** Pitcher of the Year... AGGIES IN THE PROS Player, Pos., Team...Yr. Signed/Drafted Andy Suiter, P, Los Angeles (NL) (10th round) Ty Kelly, IF, Baltimore (13th round) Ryan Scoma, OF, San Francisco (36th round) Jake Jefferies, C, Tampa Bay (3rd round) Justin Fitzgerald, P, San Francisco (11th round) Ryan Royster, OF, Seattle (13th round) Bryan Evans, P, Florida (14h round) Eddie Gamboa, P, Baltimore (21st round) Andy Suiter, P, New York (AL) (32nd round)* Brad McAtee, P, Colorado (45th round) Daniel Descalso, 3B, St. Louis (3rd round) Aaron Hanke, OF, Arizona (38th round) Ryan Royster, OF, Cleveland (44th round)* Tyler LaTorre, OF, San Francisco (Free Agent) Dave McKae, P, San Francisco (Free Agent) Ryan Coultas, SS, New York (NL) (6th round) Robby Tulk, OF, Detroit (25th round) Joel Needham, RHP, Milwaukee (32nd round) Ryan Coultas, SS, Chicago (NL) (13th round)* Luke Steidlmayer, RHP, San Diego (8th round) Greg Bruso, RHP, San Francisco (16th round) Jake Wilson, 3B, Anaheim (Free Agent) Justin Reid, RHP, Pittsburgh (4th round) Tim Adams, DH, Anaheim (26th round) Ryan Greene, RHP, Atlanta (Free Agent) Tony Schifano, SS, Florida (Free Agent) Anthony Dellamano, RHP, Texas (12th round) Greg Morris, IF, California (5th round) Hayward Cook, OF, Florida (9th round) Rich Watts, C, Pittsburgh (11th round) Matt Pool, P, Colorado (15th round) Jason Shapiro, OF, Chicago (AL) (Free agent) Bart Greene, OF, Detroit (Free agent) Dave Schwartz, P, Minnesota (Free agent) Steve Roberts, OF, Toronto (29th round) Dave LeBeau, SS, Atlanta (14th round) Brad Mettler, P, Boston (Free agent) Steve Keeney, OF, San Francisco (20th round) Jim Saunders, C-1B, San Francisco (Free agent) Brian Buckley, P, California (20th round) Steve Brown, P, California (Free agent)** Rich Martini, OF, Texas (18th round)* Rich Martini, OF, Los Angeles (23rd round)* Barry Biggerstaff, P, Los Angeles (Free agent) Jerry Reedy, SS, Philadelphia (22nd round) Jim Fiack, C, Los Angeles (32nd round) Sam Viney, OF, Montreal (10th round) Jim Fiack, C, St. Louis (40th round)* Sal Balderrama, SS, Kansas City (Free agent) Gary Schlagenhauf, OF, Kansas City (33rd round) List excludes independent pro leagues * Did not sign ** Reached major leagues UC DAVIS BASEBALL

37 Award Winners FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 2008 Jake Jefferies, C* Ryan Scoma, DH 2007 Daniel Descalso, 3B 2006 Tyler LaTorre, OF Michael Potter, P 2005 Dave McKae, P 2004 Michael Potter, P** Dave McKae, P Robby Tulk, OF 2003 Ryan Coultas, SS Matt Kamigawachi, 3B Dustin Soderman, OF David Butterworth, AL 2002 Greg Bruso, P** Dennis Flippen, 1B Ryan Coultas, SS Matt Kamigawachi, 3B Robby Tulk, OF 2001 Luke Steidlmayer, P** 2000 John Holtkamp, P Chris Stretch, OF 1999 Justin Reid, P** Carl Velleno, 1B 1998 Justin Reid, P 1997 Tim Adams, DH Tony Schifano, SS 1996 Dave Nix, OF* Ryan Conners-Copeland, P Anthony Dellamano, P Tony Schifano, SS Scott Winton, 1B 1995 Dave Nix, OF Tony Schifano, SS Chris Walsh, C 1994 Jason Shapiro, OF* Matt Pool, P** Colby Craig, P Greg Morris, SS Chris Walsh, DH Rich Watts, C 1993 Dave Ray, 2B* Mike Prelock, P** Andy Craig, P Jai Khanna, SS Joe Massucco, OF Greg Morris, 3B Rich Watts, C 1992 Tony Franchi, P Jai Khanna, SS Matt Lefer, OF 1991 Jason Wright, 1B 1990 Jim Reiley, SS Rudy Taub, P Jason Wright, 1B 1989 Terry Pedretti, 3B 1988 Kevin Grindy, P ** 1987 Jamie Williams, SS 1986 John LeBeau, 1B Steve Roberts, OF 1985 Andy Calbreath, P ** Jim Grant, 3B Dan Hayes, OF John LeBeau, 1B* 1984 Gary Rowe, P ** Dave Hartley, 2B John LeBeau, 1B 1983 Dave LeBeau, SS Brad Mettler, P 1982 Steve Keeney, OF Tim Nelson, C 1981 Steve Keeney, OF Tim Nelson, 1B 1980 Jim Saunders, 1B 1979 Brian Buckley, P ** Gregg Hilderbrand, OF * Jeff Hart, SS 1978 Steve Brown, P ** Jeff Hart, SS Gregg Hilderbrand, OF 1977 Don Briggs, SS Rich Martini, OF 1976 Rich Martini, OF * Barry Biggerstaff, P Don Briggs, SS Steve Brown, P Lee Wilcox, 1B 1975 Oscar Pacheco, P ** Don Briggs, SS * Bill Barker, 1B Rich Lautze, OF John Woods, C 1974 Rick Hennes, OF Rich Lautze, OF Alex Perales, 2B Jerry Reedy, SS 1973 Jim Crawford, P Dennis Pfyl, 1B John Repetto, SS 1972 Jim Fiack, C Ross Merritt, P John Repetto, SS Clay Sigg, OF 1971 Dennis Pfyl, Utility John Repetto, SS Rob Stewart, P Sam Viney, OF 1970 Sal Balderrama, SS John Clay, P Dan White, OF 1969 Chris Mietus, 1B Fred Parker, P 1967 John Clay, P Gary Schlagenhauf, OF 1966 Paul Fiack, OF 1964 Jack Anderson, 1B Dick Carriere, OF 1963 Jack Anderson, 1B Dick Carriere, OF Jan Swanson, C 1962 Jack Anderson, 1B * - Conference Player of the Year ** - Conference Pitcher of the Year AFFILIATIONS Pre-1982: Far Western Conference : Northern California Athletic Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association : Div. I Independents 2008-Present: Big West Conference 2010 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 37

38 All-Time Roster Aaronson, Will Adams, Donald Howard Adams, George D. 13 Adams, Timothy R Alamano, Thomas Melvin Alarcon, Kenneth Thomas Alberg, Anthony John Alderson, James 19 Aldine, Donan Rogers Aldrete, Michael 09 Alger, Wayne R Alioto, Joe 00 Allen, Dolph C Allen, George H. 26 Allison, Gary Lynn 60 Altick, Frank Lawrence 73 Anderson Jr., James William Anderson, Clarence O. 26 Anderson, John B. Jack Anderson, Raymond Paul Anderson, Robert Henry 41 Anderson, Rusty 87 Andres, Evan Arthur 89 Angelo, Eugene E. 54 Ankeny, James Biscenius Antich, Steven Wade 92 Applegate, Edwin S. 16 Aranda, Enrique 25 Arano, Raymond A Archer, Thomas Spencer 67 Ariola, Daniel Christopher 84, 86 Arnese, Gary E. 61 Arnold, Albert M. 25 Arnold, David Peter 54 Arnson, Dane Trenton 84 Ashurst II, Griffith Park 46 Aurora, Nik Austin, Michael Thomas 92 Axelgard, William Christian Baccaglio, Frank Vincent Baker, Edward Allen Baker, James S Baker, John G Balderrama Jr., Salvador Baldini, Dan Baldo, Edward Frank 47 Ball, Howard J. 35 Ballantyne, Thomas E. 24 Ballard, Eugene C. 22, 24 Banta, Arthur R. 15 Barass, Glen I. 21, 23 Barber, James H Barker, Dwight Latta 53 Barker, William Dennis Barovetto, John L. 59 Barry Jr., George S. 16 Barry, George LeRoy 35 Bartholf, Byron LeRoy 51 Barton, Gregory William 91 Bauer, Grant Bauman, Michael Paul 73 Baxter, Patrick Ryan Beach, Robert James 47 Bear, William Howard Bearden, Travis Becker, Harvey Paul 40 Becker, Vernon Carroll Becket, James William , 55 Beeman, William Turner Beers, Duane Harrison 67 Behrendt, Richard John Behrens, Josh Benner, John G. 23 Bennett, Adam 09 Bennett, Brian Richard Berger, Gideon Olen Berryman, Phillip Curtis 25 Bertelsen, Brian Phillip Berton, Mars F. 16 Bertotti, Joseph 81 Bertrand, James F Betow, Michael T Bettencourt, D Bettencourt, Joseph Francis Bielar, Charles F. 25 Bigelow, Roy E. 25 Biggerstaff, Barry Clayton 76 Bignami, Frank W Bishop, Burnett L. 36 Bizzini, William Ernest Blaine, Gordon B Blake Jr., Donald James 67 Blake, Gregory E Blankenheim, Matt Blason, Ariel Ivan 87 Boas, Andy 06 Boesch, Michael C. 81 Bogart, George McKinley Bohna, Haydn Robert 42 Bolander, Edwin M Bonelli, Benjamin Parish 42 Bongiovanni, Tony 09 Bonnheim Jr., Walter Edward 42 Borel, Gene Dennis Bormann, Luther H. 18 Borrelli, James V. 38 Bosworth, Charles Lansing 15, 17 Bowin, James Neil Bowyer, John Francis Boydston, Solon B. 11 Boyl, Jack Bratten, John Clayton 69 Braun, William Edward 25 Bravo, Fred S Breider Jr., Wayne Joseph Brelsford, William L Bremer, Tyler 09 Breschini, Leslie Don Breuleux, Philip Stanley 66 Brewer, William M Bridge, Lewis Dundas 40 Briggs, Donald Paul Briner, Tom Broady, Ralph Brocker, Raymond 47 Brodeur, James O. 24 Brown, Charles L. 11 Brown, Elwin F. 21 Brown, Emory Clayton Brown, Howard Clyde 14 Brown, Lytell V. 26 Brown, Melville Steuart 47 Brown, Robert Edward 24, 26 Brown, Scott Edward 84, 86 Brown, Steven Elbert Browning, William B. 18 Bruso, Greg Brutlag, Andy Bryggman, Mark Lorenz 75 Buck Jr., Warren Lee Buckley, Brian J Bullock, Cambell John Cam Bundgard, Norman F. 39 Burlington, Ralph Arthur 42 Burnett, Howard Vernon Burson, Lesley G Burton, William Paul Busbin, Tim 09 Bushnell, Robert B Bustamante, Theodore Robert 82 Butterworth, David Byer, Buzz 02 Cagle, Henry Arthur Caire III, John 80 Calbreath, Andrew John Caldwell, Henry H Calhoun, Chester P. 21 Callejon, Rick Edward Cannon, Herbert Edwin 35 Carlson, Gregory R Carreon, Mario Trinidad 93 Carriere, Richard Wilfred Carrion, John Carter, Kenneth W. 60 Case, Alexander Christopher Cashore, Randy 76 Cass, William T Castillo, Jaime Castles, Matthew Thomas 92 Cebull, Stanley Edward 53 Cecil, Alfred Steve Cepeda, Gilbert 75 Cepin, Daniel Ceriani, Ryan Cervenka, Frank 17 Chamberlin, Jerome D. 26 Chambers, Roland Bogue 48 Chancey, Joseph Emile 41 Chapman, Will 09 Chase, John L Chevalier, Jean Jacques UC DAVIS BASEBALL

39 All-Time Roster Chew, Scott 07, 09 Chiappari, Edward Anthony Chiles, Raymond Frank Chorak, Stephen Paul Christensen, Chad D. 95 Christiansen, Harry Richard 41 Claudius, Harold C. 13 Clay, John William Cleary, James David 35 Cleaveland, Alan David Clifford, James Edward 73 Colburn, Darrel Vance Colletto, Brian Joseph 89 Colombo, Steven Ernest 80 Conger, E.M. 13 Conlan Jr., Thomas J. 58 Conn, Gary Brian Conners-Copeland, Ryan E Connolly, Mark William Conran, Philip B. 58 Conway, Ronald Lee Cook, Hayward Robert Coombes, John Michael Cooper, Brandt Neven 73, 75 Cooper, Stanton Moore Cote, Casey Cottrell, Shirley Norton 36 Coultas, Ryan Cox, George E. 21 Craig, Andrew Allen Craig, Colby J Craig, Dennis William 61 Crandall, Dennis James Crane, Ellis M. 19 Crawford Jr., Raymond Everett Crawford, James Spencer Cripps, Scott Erwin Cromwell, Lawrence M. 95 Crowe, Timothy Edward 80, Crutchley, Bryan John Cullen Jr., Neil J. 47 Cuneo, Raymond Eugene 40, 46 Cutshaw, Corbin 09 Davenport, R. Dwight Davies, Raymond Emery 74 Davis, Richard Lyle Dawson, Dale Henry 60 DeCoito, Vince Delaney, Arthur J Delaney, Robert William Dellamano, Anthony 96 Dempsey, Matt Demuth, Daniel Charles Dennis, Steven Lloyd 65 DePaul, Lawrence Michael 89 DeRoss, Michael Joseph Descalso, Daniel Dewar, Herbert D Dewhirst, Mark William Dezuriek, Jeffrey Paul Dezzani, Michael James 86 Diachenko, Alek 07 Dibble, John Elmer 47 Dickson, Irl Daniel Willy 12 Dietz, John Frederick Dinkelspiel, Edward Gaines 23 DiPietro, Lawrence Lee Dobbins, James Morton Dobransky, Thomas John 68, 70 Dodd, Gary Francis 66 Donald, Adam W. 95 Donati, Richard John Donnell, Richard D. 53 Donovan, Leo O Doolittle, Jefferson Jennings 23 Dooner, Thomas H. 20 Dorman, Walter Adelbert 19 Dorr, Daniel 80 Dove, John Robert 87 Downing, Bernard Clyde 51 Dreyfuss, Alex 08 Draper, Barton Driscoll, Daniel Patrick 84 Duarte, Alfred R Duffelmeyer, Thomas 37 Dufour III, Glenn Duffy Durst, Robert Miller 35 Duston, Charles Francis 46 Duston, James Joseph 46 Dutra, Anthony R. 57 Duvall, David L Eames, Edmund Curtis Bud Elam, Kevin Jonathan Elam, Richard F. 36 Eldredge, Edward William Ted 84 Ellis, Jeffrey Scott Elliston, Brett 03 Emme, John William Englebrecht, Eldon Glen Jim Ergo, Richard Allen Erickson, David Erik Ernesto, Christopher Robert Erreca, Brett 03 Evans, Bryan Fade, Brandon E. 96 Fagundes, Mark C Farmer, Zack 46 Fawcett, Richard G Fechter, Milton Joseph 26 Fennochio, Daniel Aaron Fenstermaker, Ross 06 Fiack, James Gregory Fiack, Paul Michael Field, Ronald 67 Fields, Curtis D Fiorini, Harold 25 Firebaugh Jr., Joseph Peter 50 Fishburn, Ian Fisher, Ronald Douglas Fissell, Forest 12 Fitch, Michael Eugene Fitzgerald, Justin Fletcher, Desmond H Flippen, Dennis Flood, Edmund Lawrence 16 Flynn, John Francis 41 Foley, Leo M. 50 Foott, John Hambley Forbes, Robert Lyle 40 Forster, Hugo A. 26 Foss, Gerald Russell Foster, Rikki Foster, Robert Lewis Fotos, Dan Fox, Roger William Fox, Trevor Francella, S. 40 Franchi, Anthony Raymond Francis, George Maurice 46 Francis, Richard 39 Francis, Stephen Michael 87 Franklin, Douglas Eugene Freccero, Michael Angelo Frederick, Curtiss Scott French, Glenn George Frey, Anthony George 88 Friedli, Orlan D. 56 Fritsch, Ronald William 84 Frost, Goodwin B. Mike Fruhling, Arthur Gene Fukuchi, Raymond K. 51 Galatro, Joseph James 42 Gale, Donald Herbert 46 Galios, Matthew Stephen 83 Gamboa, Eddie Garber, Paul Harrison Garbooshian, Michael J Gardner, Kendall Woodrow 61, 65 Gardner, Leslie Allan Garvey, Kevin Francis 72 Gaunt, Greg Gay, Ernest C. 17 Gay, Ralph I. 26 Geandrot, Robert Weston Gedestad, Douglas Alan 72 Geiger, Bernard Richard Gerdtz, Marvin 54 Gertsen, Kenneth E , 63 Giacomini, Robert W. 56 Giacomini, Thomas James Giddings, Edwin Wright 26 Giffen, Jon Ross 78, 80 Gillette, Glenn Neumann Duke Gilmore, John Landrum Gilmore, Marcus H. 25 Gimenez, Gerald W. 63 Ginocchio, Peter H Giovannoni Jr., Louis Theodore 42 Goetz, Jimmy UC DAVIS BASEBALL 39

40 All-Time Roster Goetz, Steve Joseph Gogna, Michael Ernest 69 Gonzales, Paul Goodman, Gregg Stephen Goodyear, Andrew 01 Gordon, David 00 Gotelli, Rinaldo John 42 Gottschalk, Chris 03 Goulard, Cary J Gould, Dennis Jay 59 Gould, Jack Scott , 47 Gowan, David C. 59 Grabow, Garry Leonard Grady, Edward J. 35 Graf Jr., Emil David 41 Granger, Michael 02 Grant, James Edward Gravelle, Howard John 66 Gray, Arthur I. 35 Gray, John Edwin 68 Greco, Justin 97 Green, Harry E. 22 Greene, James Bart 90 Greene, Ryan M Greive, Walter S. 11 Grey, Derek Matthew Grieves, Charles W. 23 Grieves, Jack 17 Griffin, Jonathan 01 Griffiths, Kenney G. 60 Grifantini, Marco Grimsley, Bert 38 Grindy, Kevin Raymond Grovhoug, Thomas Richard Grubbs, Kenneth Arnold Guerrero, David A Gutierrez, Abraham 00 Hackett, Norbert A. 52 Haley, Brent Andrew 87 Hall, Francis Fischer Hira Hall, Parker L Halliday, David Wesley Hammond, David J. 51 Handy Jr., Richard Hubert , 39 Hanke, Aaron Hanley Jr., Hubert Sweeney Hardy, Kevin C Hargitt, Chin J Hargrave, Steve Hallett Harkey, William P Harms, Bradley Guy Harnetiaux, Brian M Harper Jr., Joseph Virgil Harper Jr., William Tolliver Harper, Dewey L. Red Harper, George Harvey 76 Harrison, Howard N Harrison, Jon Scott 65 Hart, Jeffrey Dow Hartley, David Scott 81, Harvey, Kenneth Leslie Harvey, Kenneth Paul 48 Harwood, Harold A. Dutch Hauk, Edward Joseph Hawes, Harry S. 25 Hayes, Daniel D Hayford, Clarence G. 18 Haynie, Terry K Hefner, Donald Raymond 37, , 46 Heinig, Scott 09 Hennes, Richard Alan Rick Heredia, Darin Hernandez, Michael Herr, Scott Robert Herringer, Lester Steven 40 Hershfield, Jason Hess, Ryan Michael Hess, Troy David Heyl, Michael Alexander Heylman, Scott Higgins, Leland L. 14 Hilderbrand, Gregg Wesley Hilliard, Leo R Hinsdale, Jerry W Hirneise, Grant 05, Hitchcock, Milton Maurice 26 Hollander, Marvin Stanley Holmes, Denny Lee Holmes, James Howard Holtkamp, John Hoskings, Henry D. 15 Huber, Otto J Hubert, Daniel James 87 Huberty, James L. 35 Hudson, Evan Huffman, David Hull, Melvin Kenneth 40 Hunt, Brian Hunt, Scott Edwin Hutton, Jack Wilken 42, Hutton, Jerry Thomas 42, 47 Indart, Timothy J Inman IV, William Henry Iritani, Kenneth George 79 Irving, Kyle Isaacs, Hal Vernon Ishimoto, I. Kiyoshi Jackson, Leland Francis Jacobellis, Michael Jacobson, Bo 00 Jacobson, Donald 39 Jacobson, Robert Eugene 39 James, Kevin Jarrett Jr., Harry Leroy Jefferies, Jacob Jefferson, Parish Dior Jeffrey, Brian Lee 58 Jensen Jr., Norman Boyd 49 Jensen, Scott 97 Johansen, Ralph H. 54 Johansen, Richard John 67 Johnson Jr., Millard Lee 53 Johnson, Andrew Robert 86 Johnson, Bernard Darold Johnson, Brian David Johnson, Eric 09 Johnson, Grant 08 Johnson, Gregory 78 Jones, Lester Carl Jones, Raymond Stanley 77 Jones, Robert A. 51 Jones, Thomas M. 94 Jordison, Richard Charles 51 Judson, Charles LeRoy 22 Julian, Edward A. 49 Kalush, Scott 09 Kamigawachi, Matt Kane, Kelly Douglas 82 Kane, Mark S. 49 Kane, Michael Dennis 81 Kardash, Donald J. 89 Karn, O.W Karson, James W Kauffman, Larry Douglas Kaufman, Jonathan Albert Kaupke, Charles R. 52 Keeney, Steven Lee Kehr, Dan 99 Keller, Kenneth A. 21 Kelley, Lester D Kelley, Michael James 68 Kelly, Charles Scott Kelly, Ty Kenyon, Frederick Kern, James Richard Khanna, Jaipal Singh Kim, John Gary 64 Kimura, Clarence 35 Kirby, James J. 25 Kirby, Lukas Kissner, Guy William George Kitay, Norik 91 Kiyomura, Takashi Kiyo Kjome, David Christopher 85, Klaus, Steve James 90 Kleid, Donald Allan Kloos, Andrew Kluse, Michael Robert Knox, Patrick M Koberlein, Earl W Koeppen, Kurt Karl Kondo, Dennis Jiro Kramer, Robert Daniel Kugler, Richard Gary 70 Kulper, Fred L. 14 Kupbens, Anthony 09 Laird Jr., Lee E. 54 Lamkin, Howard Norman UC DAVIS BASEBALL

41 All-Time Roster Lampert, Flint M Lampkin, Michael 77 Larsen, Peter David LaTorre, Tyler Lauth, Edward John Lautze Jr., Richard Joseph Lawlor, Norman O. 35 LeBeau, David Francis LeBeau, John M LeClair, Jay 39 Lefer, Matthew Paul Legg, Merle A. 18 Leggitt, Glenn Paul Leggitt, Guy Thomas Leinen, Mike 99 LeMarr Jr., Harold E. 57 Leonard, Kyle 99 Leslie Jr., Hector Raymond 57 Levy, Bert J. 25 Lewis, Matthew 09 Lewis, Paul 86 Lewis, Paul E Lile, Francis C. 55 Lillie, Theren C. 18 Lockwood, Marcus Wade Long, Ted Neal Louie, Walter Lovelace, Charles William Lowery, James 37 Lucia, Vincent M Lucido, John Paul Luhrs, Elmo K. 13 Luke, Hing Kai 22 Lundgren, Charles E Lydon III, Edward C. Sandy 58, 60 Lyman, Scott 09 MacFarlane, W. 40 MacLeod-Roemer, Taylor Macon, John E. 83 Maddocks, William H Madley, Gordon Charles Mandella Jr., Dominic Richard 61 Maney, Robert 49 Manfredi, Ryan P. 96 Mang, Daniel A. 35 Manhard, Stephen Christopher Maroni Jr., George Joseph Marquez, Julio Martin, Kenneth 22 Martin, Kenneth 41 Martin, Wilbur Roderick Will Martini, Richard William Martz, Bradley E. 94 Massucco, Joseph Peter Mastagni, Michael A. 95 Masuda, Mamoru James 39 Mathewson, Robert Clayton Rob Matty, Charles William Bill Maxey, Leonard H Mayeda, Hiroshi Mayfield, Robert Wayne 58 Mays, Marven E. 57 Mazzera Jr., Rollin Wallace Rick McAtee, Brad McBurney, Robert R. 54 McCabe, Herbert Leslie McCallum, Roy D. 16 McCandless, Edward G. 39 McCarthy, Stephen Leo 65-66, 69 McChesney, Jeremy 05-06, McClosky, Fred G. 17 McCormack, Bruce Wilbert 40 McCrea, Whitney Bruce McCullough, Shaun McCusker, Colin McFarland, William G. 16 McGaughey, Ryan 97 McGeein, Donald Francis 42, McGrath, William T. 36 McGregor, Robert Bruce McIntyre, Scott Anthony McIntyre, Thomas R. 40 McIntyre, Todd Rollins 86 McKae, Dave McKay, Roger Douglas McKellar, Norman A McKenzie, George Stanley 40 McLean, Dave 99 McLean, Harold J. 18 McNeish, Larry Melvin McPhee, Robert Charles Bobby Medeiros, Joseph 09 Melvin, Christopher Matthew Mermod, Jack Horace Merritt, Ross Allen Messerli, Robbin Lane Mettler, Bradley Lloyd Mettler, Raymond A. 38 Meyer, Lyle E. 42 Michalak, Ryan 98 Michel, Clarence A. 25 Mietus, Christopher Michael Migliaccio, Anthony P Mihaylo, Kyle Milano Jr., Robert Louis Millay, James Lloyd 42 Miller, Max Ferris 62 Millsap, Floyd C. 38 Mitchell, Adam Moak, Donald M. 64 Mobley, Delmar R. 57 Moffett, Robert E. 25 Moffitt, Harold R. 56 Moisan, Charles R. 26 Montgomery, Herman L. Fred Moody, Gilman D Moore, Glenwood Ernest 49 Moore, Matthew William Moore, Myrel Reed 58 Mordaunt, Mike 00 Moroski, Michael Henry Morris, Gregory Scott Morris, Thomas Brian Morse, Arthur E. 18 Moss, Donald M. 50 Moulton, Larry E Mullen, Michael Robert Mickey 90 Mulvany, Michael Herbert 76 Murdoch, Michael 01 Myers, Charles G Myers, Jeffrey Lee Myers, Louis J. 19 Nagata, Fred Hiroshi 65 Nakagi, Scott Shigeru Nava, Louis James Naviaux, James Lee 54 Nedderman, John Henry Needham, Joel Neighbors, Gregory Trevor 90 Nelson, Christopher Jonathan 90 Nelson, David 99 Nelson, Peter Nelson, Timothy Michael Newell, Edward Albert Newmann, Michael Nichols, Brent Nickels, Thomas M. 95 Nickelsen, Sam Nilson, Irving Lawrence 42 Nix, Davis Douglas Noghera, Cody Noleroth, Dale Anthony Norris, Edgar L. Bruno 26 Norris, Michael Nute, Frank Albert 35 O Connor, Jack W. 46 O Donnell, Ryan 99 O Dowda, James M. Lefty O Hara, Cecil Cornelius 15 O Leary, Daniel P. 49 Oehlman, Walter Karl 53 Oglesby, John William 49 Ojeil, Patrick 01 Oldershaw, Terry Neil 60 Oliver, Brandon Olson, Grant Joseph Omi, Gary Takayuki Onstott, Hobart G. 15 Ontiveros, Lawrence Anthony 81 Ordway, Charles A. 17 Ortega, Richard Manuel Ortiz, John 60 Osborn, Anthony M Overholt, Daniel Oversier, Paul 73 Owen, Elmer E. 16 Pace, Milton D. 57 Pacheco, Oscar L Palleschi, John L UC DAVIS BASEBALL 41

42 All-Time Roster Pandel, James Pandelis 42 Paris, Michael Roy Park, James Caldwell 60 Parker III, William Davis Parker, Eric Christopher Parker, Fred Thomas Parmenter, Rick Patella, Aaron Joseph 88-89, 91 Patella, John Anthony Patterson, Fredrick Douglass Paynton III, Earle F. 90 Pecchenino, Bradley Celestino 49 Pedretti, Terrill Frank Terry Pepple, Mark William 65, Perales, Alex Perez Pereira, Mitchell Joseph Peters, Melvin George 66 Petersen, Ruben J. 26 Peterson, Harold Lloyd 40 Petrovich, Paul Sylvester Petrucelli, David Pettitt, Richard Joseph Pfyl, Dennis Edward Phillips, Harold P Phillips, Lyman P. 50 Phillips, Michael Piccini, Joseph Emil Pinkerman, Norvin Adrian Piombo, Christopher Vincent Pogue, Henry B. 21 Pohli Jr., Emil 15 Poli, LeRoy Leo Polk, Isaac H. 21 Pond, Perry S. 25 Pool, Matthew Jason Popkins, David 09 Post, George Randall Potter, Michael Powell, Reggie Dean Prelock, Michael Thomas Pugal, Mark Purcifull, Daniel E Quijano, Alejandro Quist, Dayne 09 Rahn, William F. 54 Raitano, Arthur Bartholomew Rapp, Fenton L. 36 Rasmussen, Phil 06 Ratto, David Joseph Ray, David Eugene Reagan, William Burroughs 78 Record, Todd C Redden, Ivan E. Pinky Redlick, Michael 80 Reed, Edward C Reed, Marcus David Reedy, Jerome William 74 Reekers, Jeff Reich, Carl P. 50, 52 Reid, Justin Reiley, James Jeffrey Reilly, John Robert Reilly, Thomas Claude 72 Reisinger, Andrew Remmers, Marty Renner, Ervin Charles 42 Repetto, John Louis Richard, Raymond Paul Richards, Jeffrey 36 Richardson, Kent David Richman, Keith Stuart Rickabaugh, Mark Douglas Rinaldi, Robert Joseph Rob Rinder, Raymond William 52 Rivera Jr., Ralph Rivett, Robin Lee Rivett, Ron Lane 67 Roberts, John Montgomery Roberts, Steven Michael Robinson, Cordon James 49 Robinson, Theodore Albert 47 Rock, Peter Michael 81 Rockwell, Jack Ackerman 47 Rodriques, Lupe John 47 Roel, Raul 19 Rogaski, Chester A. 65 Rohlfing, Jonathan Rominger, Richard Elmer 49 Rooney, Sean 05 Rosa, Jeff 01 Rose, David Ray Ross, Floyd Thomas Ross, Kevin John Roundtree, Harold H Rouney, Louis R. 19 Rounsaville, Darren R. 91 Rounsaville, Robert Ray Bobby Rowe, Gary Lee 84, 86 Royster, Ryan Rubin, Earl V. 16 Rucker, Edward A. 35 Ruedy, Brent William Rushton, Michael Douglas 67 Ruther, Scott Edward 86 Rutherford, Ronald D Saigo, Roy Hirofumi 59 Sale, David Dandridge 48, Salisbury, James Brian 86 Sanfilippo, Bradley A Sanger, Samuel 17 Sargent, David Wallace Sartori, Haydn Jack 26 Saunders, James Stewart Saviez, Frank Lionel 48, 50, 52 Sbragia, Ronald Joseph 62 Schafer, Justin Schaffer, Alvin W. 23 Schammel, Alvin C Schaper, John Jeffrey Lynn 77 Schauer, Robert Frederick Schauer, Thomas Jacob Scheer, Arnold H Scheerer Jr., George William 46 Schifano, Anthony E Schlagenhauf, Gary Byron Schmidt Jr., Paul G. 39 Schmidt, John Fred 41 Schofield, Michael 02 Schroepfer, Daniel Vincent Schrupp, Mark Allen Schuldt, Richard Robert Schumann, Delwin Lenning 12, 14 Schwall, Floyd J. Chick Schwartner, William Albert Schwartz, David Adam Scoma, Ryan Sconyers, Harold Walter 50 Scranton, Terry Wayne 65, Seabourne, Steven Curtiss Sells, Stanley 84 Sentous, Frank L Sentous, John C. 20 Serpa, Albert George Sevier, Ernest William 35 Shackelford, Lee Stephen Shallott, Ryan Frederick 91 Shapiro, David Shapiro, Jason Howard Sharma, Sanjay Sharp Jr., LeRoy Bassett Sheehan, Jeffrey William Shepherd, Richard Allen Shimizu, Todd Gordon 93 Shreve, Robert L. 25 Shreve, Robert McKillop 56-57, 59 Shutts, Zach 06 Siefert, Brent 98 Siemens, John C. 54 Sigg, Clay Walker Sigler, Jay L. 52 Silva, Milton Gilbert Sims, Joseph B Sims, Prairie 95 Sims, William A Skeen, Spencer Christian Slater, Colby E. Babe 16 Slater, Nathan 09 Slater, Robert J Slater, Thomas Slatter, Harold G. 35 Slaybaugh, Russell C. 26 Slingerland, Johannes Petres John Sloss, Michael Stanley Smith, Edward Michael 51 Smith, Eric Stephen 92 Smith, John Jay Smith, Nate 06 Smith, Richard Joseph Smith, William Edgar 35 Snow, Richard L UC DAVIS BASEBALL

43 All-Time Roster Snyder, Steve 02 Soares Jr., Alfred L Soares, Martin Anthony Soderman, Dustin Soekland, Roy Daniel Sommer, Brett 02 Soskin, Peter Spangler, James Lysle 56 Sparks, Matthew T Spaulding, George Thomas 42 Spurlock, John Payton Spurr, Allen Harlie Staehle, Phillip Charles Stafford, Keith I. 51 Stahl, Mark Nicholas 92 Stam, Roger G. 57 Starnater, Burnell E. 25 Starr, David Graham 65 Stassi, John B Staub, Ronald Frank Stay, William Reuben Steacy, James D. 50 Steele, Chester T. 17 Steidlmayer, Luke Stein, Matthew 08 Stein, Roger Jordan 81, Stephenson, Robert Kim Stetson, Charles J. 12 Stevenson Jr., Albert Franz Stewart, Robert Franklin Rob Stilson, Keith Robert Stine, Timothy R Stitt, Lloyd S. Babe Stock, Garrett L. 12 Stoddard, Edward B Stoddard, Robert Joseph Stoffers, William Henry Stollberg, Jim Stout, Dewey D. 22 Straw, Brandon 98 Stretch, Chris Stromberg, Christian Stuart, Edward Earl 50 Sturgeon, Nolan Sturges, Elmer C Styles, Robert B Suiter, Andrew Sumner, Herbert Bradford 47 Suthers, Gary Lee Sutter, Robert W. 56 Swagerty, Terry L Swank, Neal Kean Swanson, Jan C Swearingen, Roger Kent Sweeney, Michael P Swimley Jr., Phillip Steve Swinney, Mark Richard 80 Sylvester, Craig M. 65 Symens, Milford Henry Tabor, Greg 80 Takaki, Matthew Takeo Taku, Hakaru Tappin, Kenneth Raymond Tarriba, Manuel E. 12 Taub, Rudy Nicholas Tavernetti, James F Tavernetti, James Romeo Tavernetti, Thomas Frederick 40 Taylor, M. Elvin 39 Teevan, Starbuck Temple, Richard William Rip 79 Temple, Robert Frank Rob Teter, L. Hulan 11 Thomas, Jesse Harriman 35 Thompson, Jared 09 Thompson, Ryan Thornton, Trevor Thrasher, William Curtis 58 Tipton, Clyde Toller, Mick Torres, Sandy Joseph Towne, Robert Douglas Tracy, Norris B. 51 Trainor, James F Treat, David Trevor Jr., Frank 49 Trotts, William Victor Trumbull, Terry A. 65 Trummer, David John Tucker, Lee E. 36 Tulk, Robby Turner, Ollie Uchishiba, George M Van Orden, Matt 07 Vanderpan, David Allan Vaughn, Matthew Lee Vawter, Ralph R Veerkamp Jr., Elwin Fowler 53 Velleno, Carl A Verdugo, George Edward 88 Vignau, Jeff Vignau, Steven Robert 73 Viney, Samuel 69, 71 Vogt, Michael K Vom Steeg, Alvern Lee 57, Walker, Oliver H. 21 Walker, Scotty 09 Wallace, Clifford Michael 68 Walsh, Christopher William Walter, R. Donald Waltz, Richard Chapman Ward, Terry W. 11 Warner, Ross Warren, John Harlan Wasserburger, John J Watson Jr., Frank H. 18, 20 Watson, Thomas Mills 61 Watts, Richard Montgomery Wear, Larry Clive 88 Weaver, Gary R. 61 Weeks, John Armin 73 Weeth, Waldo W. 26 Wehmueller, John Edward Weishahn, Dale B Weiss, Stephen E Weldon, Jesse Pale 42 Wells, Mark Wesnousky, Steven Glenn 71 West, Eric John David West, George Beal Emmanuel Wetzel, Burt Louis Whelehan, John Kevin Whitaker, Thomas Wallace 23 White, Alfred Kent White, Alvin S White, Daniel Peter Whyte, Ronald Scott Wilcox, Elbert Hughes 35 Wilcox, Lee Arthur Wilds, Victor J Wilkinson, Rollin L. 55 Wilkinson, Ronald B. 81 Willert, Joshua Willett, Lawrence Bruce Williams Jr., Arleigh T. 61 Williams, Brian Edward Williams, Eleazer Deming 39 Williams, Geoff 99 Williams, James Joseph Jamie Williamson, John Herbert 39 Wilson, Adam Wilson Jr., John Hamilton 53 Wilson, Charles Beninghoff Wilson, Derek D Wilson, Donald Edwin 48 Wilson, Francis P. 17, 19, 21 Wilson, Francis Reese Wilson, Jake Wilson, Mark Douglas 82 Wilson, Patrick Allan 91 Wilson, Rudolph E. 20 Wilson, Shawn Patrick Daniel 88 Wilson, Thomas Edward Winton, Scott A Woods, John Barnard Woodward, J. Hoke 21 Woodward, James Alan Worswick, George Drape 13 Wright, Carol Willard Wright, Jason Michael Yarbrough, William Yiadom, Yaw 03 Yenovkian, Richard Haig Rick Young, Randall Sutton Zeitler, John C. 37 Zimmerman, Frederick Earl Zumstein, Matthew D UC DAVIS BASEBALL 43

44 UC Davis offers more than 100 undergraduate majors the widest variety of any University of California campus. Aeronautical Science and Engineering African American & African Studies Agricultural Systems and Environment American Studies Animal Biology Animal Science Animal Science & Management Anthropology Applied Physics Art History Art Studio Asian American Studies Atmospheric Science Avian Sciences Biochemical Engineering Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biological Science Biological Systems Engineering Biomedical Engineering Biotechnology Cell Biology Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering/Material Science Engineering Chemistry Chicana/Chicano Studies Chinese Civil Engineering Classical Civilization Clinical Nutrition Communication Community & Regional Development Comparative Literature Computational Applied Science Computer Engineering Computer Science Computer Science & Engineering Crop Science & Management Design Dramatic Art East Asian Studies Economics Electrical Engineering English Entomology Environmental & Resource Sciences Environmental Biology & Management Environmental Horticulture & Urban Forestry Environmental Policy Analysis & Planning Environmental Toxicology Evolution, Ecology & Biodiversity Exercise Biology Fiber & Polymer Science Film Studies Food Science French Genetics Geology German History Human Development Hydrology International Agricultural Development International Relations Italian Japanese Landscape Architecture Linguistics Managerial Economics Materials Science & Engineering Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Medieval Studies Microbiology Music Native American Studies Natural Sciences Nature & Culture Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior Nutrition Science Optical Science & Engineering Philosophy Physics Plant Biology Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Russian Sociology Soil & Water Science Spanish Statistics Textiles & Clothing Viticulture & Enology Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology Women and Gender Studies i THIS IS ACADEMICS UC Davis comprises three colleges (Agricultural & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters & Science), five professional schools (Education, Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine) plus the Division of Biological Sciences. With 103 undergraduate majors and 80 graduate programs, the university offers the most expansive and diverse range of academics among any of the University of California campuses. Additionally, students also have the opportunity to combine majors or customize their field of study by creating an individual major. For those interested in graduate degrees whether it be a master s degree or a doctorate UC Davis offers advising services to help students craft their education toward those goals. An estimated 86 percent of UC Davis students applying to graduate schools earn acceptance to either their first or second choices. COMMUNITY With a population of approximately 60 thousand, Davis is widely known for being a safe, active and socially innovative community. The downtown area boasts a multitude of specialty shops, restaurants, theaters and art galleries; while the city s numerous parks offer recreational opportunities for active students. ACTIVITIES On campus, UC Davis students can rally around the highly successful athletics department by joining the Aggie Pack spirit organization, or enjoy a first-class performance at the Robert & Magrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts. The university also offers hundreds of student clubs and organizations, including cultural clubs, fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizations and the Associated Students of UC Davis student government. For the active Aggie, students may participate in the diverse intramural sports program or join one of the 30-plus sports clubs. In 2004, the Activities & Recreation Center (ARC) opened its doors, providing the campus with its own state-of-the-art fitness venue. In April, UC Davis hosts Picnic Day, an annual student-run open house. The popular event showcases all that the campus has to offer, attracting students, staff, faculty, parents, alumni and members of the surrounding communities. GETTING AROUND Nestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city of Davis rests just 15 minutes from an international airport, and contains a downtown station serviced by Greyhound and Amtrak. Centrally located in the Sacramento Valley, the town sits equally close to both the finest ski resorts and the Pacific Ocean s top beaches. Within Davis and its neighboring towns, both Yolobus and the student-operated Unitrans bus systems offer free transportation to registered undergraduates. The town boasts more bicycles per capita than any other city in the nation. More than 50 miles of bike paths make the entire town conducive to both riders and pedestrians.

45 CAMPUS LEADERSHIP LINDA KATEHI Linda Katehi became the sixth chancellor of the University of California, Davis, on August 17, As chief executive officer, she oversees all aspects of the university s teaching, research and public service mission. Chancellor Katehi (kah-tay-hee) also holds UC Davis faculty appointments in electrical and computer engineering and in women and gender studies. A member of the National Academy of Engineering, she chairs the President s Committee for the National Medal of Science and is chair of the Secretary of Commerce s committee for the National Medal of Technology and Innovation. She is a fellow and board member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and a member of many other national boards and committees. Previously, Chancellor Katehi served as provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; the John A. Edwardson Dean of Engineering and professor of electrical and computer engineering at Purdue University; and associate dean for academic affairs and graduate education in the College of Engineering and professor of electrical engineering and UC Davis Chancellor computer science at the University of Michigan. Since her early years as a faculty member, Chancellor Katehi has focused on expanding research opportunities for undergraduates and improving the education and professional experience of graduate students, with an emphasis on underrepresented groups. She has mentored more than 70 postdoctoral fellows, doctoral and master s students in electrical and computer engineering. Twenty-one of the 42 doctoral students who graduated under her supervision have become faculty members in research universities in the United States and abroad. Her work in electronic circuit design has led to numerous national and international awards both as a technical leader and educator, 16 U.S. patents, and an additional six U.S. patent applications. She is the author or co-author of 10 book chapters and about 600 refereed publications in journals and symposia proceedings. She earned her bachelor s degree in electrical engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece, in 1977, and her master s and doctoral degrees in electrical engineering from UCLA in 1981 and 1984, respectively. FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs on August 1, Dr. Wood oversees programs and services that enhance the academic and personal development of students, including intercollegiate athletics. He also provides administrative leadership to a Division of over 50 student support programs and to a team of over 800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget of over 30 million dollars. He advises the Chancellor on matters relating to students, enrollment, access, retention, and campus climate. Wood earned his bachelor s and Ph.D. from UC Davis in Chemistry in 1980 and Soon after graduating, he began his faculty appointment in Chemistry and also served the College of Letters and Science as the Associate Dean, a position he held for 13 years. Most recently he served as the Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies and Interim Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies. He is a 2003 graduate of the Harvard University Executive Leadership and Management Institute, and also a graduate of the University of California Management Institute. Dr. Wood is a member of several professional organizations including American College Personnel Association, National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, and the National Association of College and University Business Officers. He also serves on the Council of Deans and Vice Chancellors at UC Davis, as well as over twenty different committees and councils on and off campus. Several priorities he is focusing on in Student Affairs include building bridges within Student Affairs and with academic affairs; increasing the diversity of our student population by reaching out to students who are disadvantaged and underrepresented; recruitment and admissions; increasing the number of students transferring to UC Davis from community colleges and helping with their transition; develop an inclusive community for all of our students; work to help new students effectively navigate the university; improve retention and graduation; improve accountability and transparency; improve student health; increase fundraising efforts to help support our units and their needs; maintaining affordability for students to attend college; and keeping up with the latest technology to provide our staff, faculty and students with the most up to date and accurate information. Dr. Wood continues to teach undergraduate students while serving in his administrative role and maintaining a focus on continually improving the services available to undergraduate and graduate students. ii

46 UC DAVIS ATHLETICS GREG WARZECKA On August 1, 1995, Greg Warzecka became the 11th director of athletics at UC Davis. In the decade-plus since, the Aggie athletics program has enjoyed unprecedented success under his guidance. Warzecka s penchant for progress began from his first year as director when he was charged with the task of fully engaging the campus in dicussions regarding whether or not UC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. One year later, the campus announced the launch of its first-ever grant-in-aid program. Warzecka has also overseen UC Davis transition into two conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggies moved from the now-defunct Northern California Athletic Conference to the powerful California Collegiate Athletic Association. Then in 2003, the UC Davis program announced that it would join the Big West Conference and thus reclassify from NCAA Division II to Division I status. Under Warzecka s guidance, the Aggie athletics program increased its grant-inaid allocation nearly tenfold to approximately $5 million. During this period, he also engineered a substantial upgrade in athletics facilities, most notably the Schaal Aquatics Center (2004), the Marya Welch Tennis Center (2005) and the multi-use Aggie Stadium (2007). Director of Athletics During Warzecka s tenure, UC Davis captured six NACDA Division II Directors Cups as the most outstanding overall program in the country. For his part, NACDA selected Warzecka as its A.D. of the year for the D-II West Region in Furthermore, the editors of Sports Illustrated magazine lauded the Aggie program on three different occasions. In 1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UC Davis as the top Division II school for women athletics. One year later, SI selected UC Davis as its top D-II school for the year. Before turning to administration, Warzecka had been a successful baseball coach, first as an assistant at his alma mater, UC Berkeley. He then served as head coach at San Francisco State, then at the University of Chicago, where he also served his first post as men s athletics director. Warzecka returned to California in 1989 to become the A.D. at the University of Redlands, where he remained until he joined the Aggie athletics staff. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education from Cal in 1975 and his Master of Science with an emphasis in athletic administration from Cal State Hayward in iii NONA RICHARDSON Nona Richardson was named Senior Associate Athletics Director at UC Davis in March She brings extensive experience to her role at UC Davis which includes overseeing compliance, student services and sports medicine programs, as well as sport supervision. Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athletics from a variety of roles, most recently during her tenure at Ball State, where she served as the senior woman administrator. There she oversaw daily operations for sports medicine, and strength and conditioning while also supervising seven sports, including women s basketball and women s volleyball.her contributions at Ball State also included studentathlete services, community outreach programming, career development education, student-athlete awards, and other related areas while also serving as a Title IX and gender equity resource. Prior to Ball State, Richardson was Associate Director of Athletics and SWA at Valparaiso University for seven years, where she served in similar capacities while also serving as Compliance Coordinator for the 18-sport athletics program. Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, event management and other key administrative responsibilities. Richardson has served on numerous committees throughout her distinguished career, including the NCAA Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator Division I Volleyball Committee ( ) and Volleyball Officials Sub-Committee ( ). She has also been a member of committees for the Mid-Continent Conference and the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA), the latter for which she also served as a board member. Richardson has presented at several national conferences, is a member of NACWAA and the National Association of Girls and Women in Sports, and has won several awards including NACWAA s Dr. Nell Jackson Award (2000). Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded by a volleyball coaching career that was highlighted by head coaching positions at Eastern Michigan ( ) and Valparaiso ( ) and an assistant coaching assignment at Kentucky ( ). Richardson was also an assistant coach at the U.S. Olympic Sports Festival in Richardson was a standout volleyball player at Michigan State ( ) where she was a team co-captain, MVP and a member of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) All-State team. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from Michigan State in 1983 and her Master of Arts and Liberal Studies in Human Behavior and Society from Valparaiso University in 1999.

47 UC DAVIS HEAD COACHES Carissa Adams Women s Rowing Bob Biggs Football Vianney Campos Field Hockey Steve Doten Men s Water Polo Jamie Holmes Women s Volleyball Barbara Jahn Women s Swimming John Lavallee Women s Gymnastics Daryl Lee Men s Tennis Bill Maze Women s Tennis Peter Motekaitis Men s Swimming Rex Peters Baseball MaryClaire Robinson Women s Soccer Dwayne Shaffer Men s Soccer Sandy Simpson Women s Basketball Gary Stewart Men s Basketball Deanne Vochatzer Women s Track & Field Jon Vochatzer Men s Track & Field Anne Walker Women s Golf Drew Wartenburg M/W Cross Country Cy Williams Men s Golf Jamey Wright Women s Water Polo Karen Yoder Softball Lennie Zalesky Wrestling iv

48 HOME OF THE AGGIES The palatial Activites & Recreation Center (ARC) offers a wide array of fitness areas, including fullsize basketball courts, a multi-use activity center for indoor soccer or hockey, a running/jogging track, weight rooms, aerobics facilities, squash and racquetball courts, and a rock-climbing wall. Additional amenities include a wellness center, student lounges and opportunities for conferences and special events. ACTIVITIES & RECREATION CENTER THE PAVILION HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER The Pavilion, formerly known as Recreation Hall, serves as home court for UC Davis basketball, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics, as well as concerts and special events. With a seating capacity of nearly 8,000, the Pavilion ranks as one of the largest on-campus arenas in Northern California. LA RUE FIELD The former Lower Hickey Gym, the first home of women s athletics in the post-title IX era, was converted to a first-class practice facility for the Aggie gymnastics team in Recognized in 1999 as Softball Field of the Year by the Sports Turf Managers Association, La Rue Field hosted five NCAA West Region Softball Championships in the past decade. Recent additions include batting cages, covered dugouts and improved press areas. SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER v The Ted & Rand Schaal Aquatics Center hosted its first event in January of The complex features an Olympic-sized pool, locker rooms, team rooms, office space and permanent seating for approximately 500 spectators. The aquatics center will allow UC Davis to host championship events, including the 2006 NCAA Women s Water Polo Championships.

49 AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM Both Aggie Stadium (left), the home of soccer, and the James & Ann Dobbins Baseball Complex (below) were the result of volunteer efforts dating back to the mid-1980s. TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK Built in the late 1940s, Toomey Field has hosted numerous championship events for football, track & field and lacrosse. During the 2000 Olympic Trials, standouts Marion Jones and Michael Johnson used the Woody Wilson Track as a practice facility. Dobbins boasts one of the finest playing services in Northern California. In 2002, the stadium was enhanced to include a press box, a renovated entrance and permanent concession/restroom facilities. DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER Dedicated in April 2005, the Marya Welch Tennis Center represents an expansion of the former Hickey Tennis Courts. Recent additions include grandstands and canopied benches for the north courts. AGGIE STADIUM TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM UC Davis student-athletes welcomed the expanded weight room, located inside Toomey Field. In addition to nearly tripling in size the previous facility, the upgrade also included all new equipment, restrooms and office space. Aggie Stadium serves as the home facility for the football, women s lacrosse and women s field hockey teams. The multiuse venue features an all-weather Sportexe playing surface, a first-class press box, full locker rooms, restrooms and concessions. The initial design has seating for 11,000 to 15,000 spectators, with an eventual build-out to as many as 30,000. vi

50 SERVING THE UC DAVIS STUDENT-ATHLETE STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES 204/208 Hickey Gym (530) Michelle Roppeau Director of Athletic Academic Advising UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All- District/America honorees, and has claimed a record three winners of the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. Student-Athlete Academic Services deserves much of the credit for these accomplishments. The office started in 1988 with a single staff member serving as a centralized resource for academic advising, eligiblity information and campus referrals. The office has since expanded to include additional academic advisors, an athletic aid coordinator, an assistant eligibility coordinator and an administrative assistant. It is headed by Nona Richardson, senior associate director of athletics. The Student-Athlete Academic Services office provides a range of services to student-athletes on all 26 intercollegiate athletics teams, including assistance with course and major selection as well as interpretation and clarification of eligibility rules and issues. UC Davis student-athletes typically have a minimum of three academic advisors: an athletic academic advisor assigned by sport, a college advisor, and a major advisor (if the student has a declared major). Although appointments with the athletic academic advisors are not mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes might choose to see their athletic academic advisor for issues including: General education (GE) requirements Dropping/adding courses Time management/study skills Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form Study hall for student-athletes Personal issues that affect academic performance Choosing a major/career Declaring or changing a major Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics Preparation for graduate programs Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships and other national awards ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINE Dick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) (530) The Pavilion Training Room (530) Jeff Hogan Head Athletic Trainer Known collectively as The Healer of Champions, the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises five full-time certified athletic trainers, a full-time physical therapist/certified athletic trainer and approximately 24 student athletic trainers. Together, they are responsible for providing medical care to the 800-plus student-athletes that compose UC Davis 26 varsity teams. The student athletic trainers serve two to three years with the program, logging in more than 1,500 hours and gaining valuable clinical education in a hands-on environment. The internship is ideal for any student interested in a graduate program in athletic training, as well as any medical or allied medical profession. The ARC Pavilion training room contains extensive resources and equipment for the rehabilitation of injured athletes. The staff physical therapist is headquartered there as well. vii OTHER RESOURCES Cowell Student Health Center Peer Counselors In Athletics (PCA) Internship & Career Center Learning Skills Center Student Employment Center Counseling Center The House (Peer Counseling) Cross Cultural Center Education Abroad Center Student Disability Center International House Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Resource Center Women s Resource & Research Center FINANCIAL SUPPORT Undergraduate Scholarship Office Financial Aid Office Dean Witter Fund Residential Services