SANTA CLARA BASEBALL PRESEASON PROSPECTUS

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1 2010 SANTA CLARA BASEBALL PRESEASON PROSPECTUS THE UNIVERSITY Location... Santa Clara, Calif. Founded Enrollment... 8,685 President...Michael Engh, S.J. Athletic Director... Dan Coonan Sr. Woman Administrator... Staci Gustafson Sr. Associate Athletic Director... Jon Clough Assistant Athletic Director, Development... Fred Smith Assistant Athletic Director, Bronco Bench Foundation... Rusty Weekes Assistant AD, Compliance and Student Services... Jeff Mitchell Director of... Michelle Schmitt Director of Facilities and Operations... Chelle Pell Director of Sports Medicine... Mike Cembellin Manager, Marketing & Promotions... John Schuster Facilities Manager... Dan Keane Manager of Ticket Operations... Ed Kelly Coordinator, Athletic Tickets and Travel... Taylor Thorn Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...West Coast Nickname... Broncos Colors...Red and White Athletic Dept. Phone... (408) Athletic Dept. Fax... (408) Mailing Address... Santa Clara University Athletics El Camino Real...Santa Clara, CA BASEBALL STAFF Head Coach... Mark O Brien Years at Santa Clara... 9th year Alma Mater...San Jose State 93 Career Record (Seasons) Record at SCU...Same Pitching Coach/Recruiting Coordinator... Mike Zirelli (Cal Poly 02) Years at Santa Clara... 8th year Assistant Coach... Chad Baum (CS Fullerton 99) Years at Santa Clara...4th year Volunteer Assistant Coach... Shawn Epidendio (SCU 05) Years at Santa Clara... 3rd year Strength and Conditioning Coach... Ron Forbes Athletic Trainer... Neil Coverstone Santa Clara s Stephen Schott Stadium Santa Clara All-America catcher Tommy Medica has fully recovered from a shoulder injury which kept him sidelined in HOME FIELD Ballpark... Stephen Schott Stadium Capacity... 1,500 Opened Surface... Bluegrass-Rye Dimensions...LF-340, LC-375, CF-402, RC-385, RF-335 Press Box Phone... (408) BASEBALL HISTORY First year of Baseball Years of competition Overall All-Time Record NCAA Appearances (most recent) (1997) CWS Appearances (most recent)...1 (1962) MLB Draft Picks MLB Draft Picks... 2 TEAM INFORMATION 2009 Overall Record WCC Record (Finish) (8th) Home Record Road Record Nuetral Field Record Postseason Results... N/A Starting Position Players Returning/Lost... 5/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost... 8/7 Newcomers SPORTS INFORMATION Director of... Michelle Schmitt Office Phone mschmitt@scu.edu Assoc. Director of (BASEBALL)... Nick Mirkovich Office Phone Cell Phone nmirkovich@scu.edu Sports Info. Assistant... Julie Juarez Office Phone jryder1@gmail.com Fax

2 2010 Roster 2010 Santa Clara Baseball Team: FRONT ROW (l-r): Justin Viele, Alex Rivers, Blake Leyva, Spencer Waddell, Brian Roby, Evan Peters, Drew Ozanne, Matt Paradise. KNEELING (l-r): Jeremy Fujimoto, Lucas Herbst, Chris Mendoza, Matt Ozanne, Curtis Wagner, Ryan Rieger, Andrew Biancardi, Ian O Connor, Nate Garcia, J.R. Graham, Anthony Martinez. STANDING (l-r): Assistant Coach Mike Zirelli and Assistant Coach Chad Baum, Tommy Medica, Stephen Takahashi, Cory Hall, Jason Westerberg, Rhett Nelson, Mike Couch, Paul Twining, Strength and Conditioning Coach Ron Forbes, Volunteer Assistant Coach Shawn Epidendio, Head Coach Mark O Brien. BACK ROW (l-r): Brock Simon, Kenny Treadwell, Joe Supple, Joshua Bninski, Jon Hughes, Pat Stover, Patrick Terry, Geoff Klein, Quinton Perry, Thain Simon Santa Clara Baseball Roster # NAME POS HT WT B/T YR (EXP) Hometown/Last School 19 Biancardi, Andrew OF/DH R/R SO (1V) Aptos/Aptos HS 41 Bninski, Joshua INF R/R SO (1V) Aiea. HI/Punahou School 18 Couch, Mike RHP R/R RS FR (RS) Menlo Park/Bellarmine College Prep 9 Garcia, Nate RHP R/R SR (3V) San Jose/Bellarmine College Prep 13 Graham, J.R. OF/RHP R/R SO (1V) Livermore/Livermore HS 38 Hall, Cory RHP R/R RS JR (1V) Regina, Sask., Canada/Taft College 4 Herbst, Lucas OF/LHP L/L SO (1V) Monterey/Monterey HS 11 Hughes, Jon RHP L/R RS FR (RS) Morgan Hill/Valley Christian HS 31 Kalush, Steve RHP R/R SR (3V) San Mateo/Aragon HS 27 Klein, Geoff C/INF B/R SR (3V) Huntington Beach/Ocean View HS 7 Leyva, Blake 2B/SS R/R FR (HS) Lake Forest/Santa Margarita HS 26 Martinez, Anthony C R/R FR (HS) Westchester/Bishop Montgomery HS 8 Medica, Tommy C/INF R/R RS JR (2V) San Jose/Bellarmine College Prep 30 Mendoza, Chris RHP R/R FR (HS) San Jose/Branham HS 23 Nelson, Rhett RHP/INF L/R FR (HS) Lindon, UT/Timpanogos HS 45 O Connor, Ian INF R/R SR (3V) San Luis Obispo/Mission Prep 10 Ozanne, Drew INF R/R FR (HS) Scottsdale, AZ/Notre Dame Prep 15 Ozanne, Matt OF R/R FR (HS) Scottsdale, AZ/Notre Dame Prep 40 Paradise, Matt 3B/INF R/R FR (HS) San Clemente/JSerra Catholic HS 3 Perry, Quinton C R/R FR (HS) Susanville/Lassen HS 6 Peters, Evan SS/2B R/R JR (JC-TR) Red Bluff/San Joaquin Delta CC 17 Rieger, Ryan INF L/L RS FR (RS) Roseville/Woodcreek HS 1 Rivers, Alex RHP R/R SR (3V) Lodi/Tokay HS 32 Roby, Brian OF L/R JR (JC-TR) Los Gatos/De Anza College/St. Francis HS 21 Simon, Brock RHP R/R FR (HS) El Dorado Hills/Jesuit HS 29 Simon, Thain RHP R/R JR (2V) El Dorado Hills/Jesuit HS 25 Stover, Pat OF R/R FR (HS) Rocklin/Rocklin HS 37 Supple, Joe RHP R/R JR (2V) Astoria, OR/Jesuit HS 42 Takahashi, Stephen OF R/R FR (HS) Palos Verdes Estates/Palos Verdes HS 33 Terry, Patrick C R/R SR (2V) Sammamish, WA/Eastside Catholic HS 16 Treadwell, Kenny RHP R/R FR (HS) Carmel/Robert Louis Stevenson HS 39 Twining, Paul RHP R/R SO (1V) Shoreline, WA/Seattle Prep 22 Viele, Justin 2B/SS R/R FR (HS) Yorba Linda/Esperanza HS 28 Waddell, Spencer C L/R FR (HS) Half Moon Bay/Half Moon Bay HS 34 Wagner, Curtis 1B/DH L/R JR (2V) Manhattan Beach/Loyola HS 35 Westerberg, Jason RHP R/R RS SO (1V) Napa/Napa HS 12 Mark O Brien - Head Coach (9th season at SCU; San Jose State 93) 44 Mike Zirelli - Pitching Coach/Recruiting Coordinator (8th season at SCU; Cal Poly 02) 36 Chad Baum - Assistant Coach (4th season at SCU; CSU Fullerton 99) 20 Shawn Epidendio - Assistant Coach (3rd season at SCU; Santa Clara 05) Ron Forbes - Strength and Conditioning Coach (1st season at SCU; Florida 95) 2010 Santa Clara Baseball NUMERICAL 1 Alex Rivers - RHP 3 Quinton Perry - C 4 Lucas Herbst - OF/LHP 6 Evan Peters - SS/2B 7 Blake Leyva - 2B/SS 8 Tommy Medica - C/INF 9 Nate Garcia - RHP 10 Drew Ozanne - INF 11 Jon Hughes - RHP 12 Mark O Brien 13 J.R. Graham - OF/RHP 15 Matt Ozanne - OF 16 Kenny Treadwell - RHP 17 Ryan Rieger - INF 18 Mike Couch - RHP 19 Andrew Biancardi - OF/DH 20 Shawn Epidendio 21 Brock Simon - RHP 22 Justin Viele - 2B/SS 23 Rhett Nelson - RHP/INF 25 Pat Stover - OF 26 Anthony Martinez - C 27 Geoff Klein - C/INF 28 Spencer Waddell - C 29 Thain Simon - RHP 30 Chris Mendoza - RHP 31 Steve Kalush - RHP 32 Brian Roby - OF 33 Patrick Terry - C 34 Curtis Wagner - INF 35 Jason Westerberg - RHP 36 Chad Baum 37 Joe Supple - RHP 38 Cory Hall - RHP 39 Paul Twining - RHP 40 Matt Paradise - 3B/INF 41 Josh Bninski - INF 42 Stephen Takahashi - OF 44 Mike Zirelli 45 Ian O Connor - INF

3 2010 SANTA CLARA BRONCOS SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME FRI FEB. 19 NEVADA SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SAT FEB. 20 NEVADA SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. SUN FEB. 21 NEVADA SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. FRI FEB. 26 Houston Houston, TX 6:30 p.m. SAT FEB. 27 Houston Houston, TX 6:30 p.m. SUN FEB. 28 Houston Houston, TX 1 p.m. FRI MAR. 5 SAN JOSE STATE SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SAT MAR. 6 San Jose State San Jose, CA 1 p.m. SUN MAR. 7 SAN JOSE STATE SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. TUE MAR. 9 Fresno State Fresno, CA 6:05 p.m. THU MAR. 11 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS# SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SAT MAR. 13 AIR FORCE# SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. SAT MAR. 13 UC DAVIS# SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SUN MAR. 14 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS# SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. SAT MAR. 20 San Diego State San Diego, CA 6 p.m. SUN MAR. 21 San Diego State San Diego, CA 1 p.m. MON MAR. 22 San Diego State San Diego, CA 6 p.m. TUE MAR. 23 San Diego State San Diego, CA 1 p.m. FRI MAR. 26 PRINCETON SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SAT MAR. 27 PRINCETON (DH) SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. SUN MAR. 28 PRINCETON SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. TUE MAR. 30 ALBANY SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. THU APR. 1 PORTLAND* SANTA CLARA, CA 7 p.m. FRI APR. 2 PORTLAND* SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SAT APR 3 PORTLAND* SANTA CLARA, CA 12 p.m. TUE APR. 6 PACIFIC SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. FRI APR. 9 PEPPERDINE* SANTA CLARA, CA 7 p.m. SAT APR. 10 PEPPERDINE* SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SUN APR. 11 PEPPERDINE* SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. TUE APR. 13 STANFORD SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. FRI APR. 16 San Diego* San Diego, CA 3 p.m. SAT APR. 17 San Diego* San Diego, CA 1 p.m. SUN APR. 18 San Diego* San Diego, CA 1 p.m. TUE APR. 20 Stanford Stanford, CA 5:30 p.m. FRI APR. 23 ST. MARY S* SANTA CLARA, CA 7 p.m. SAT APR. 24 ST. MARY S* SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SUN APR. 25 ST. MARY S* SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. MON APR. 26 STANFORD SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. WED APR. 28 Pacific Stockton, CA 6 p.m. FRI APR. 30 Gonzaga* Spokane, WA 6:30 p.m. SAT MAY 1 Gonzaga* Spokane, WA 1 p.m. SUN MAY 2 Gonzaga* Spokane, WA 1 p.m. WED MAY 5 UC DAVIS SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. FRI MAY 7 SAN FRANCISCO* SANTA CLARA, CA 7 p.m. SAT MAY 8 SAN FRANCISCO* SANTA CLARA, CA 6 p.m. SUN MAY 9 SAN FRANCISCO* SANTA CLARA, CA 1 p.m. MON MAY 10 Stanford Stanford, CA 5:30 p.m. WED MAY 19 UC Davis Davis, CA 2:30 p.m. FRI MAY 21 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, CA 7 p.m. SAT MAY 22 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, CA 6 p.m. SUN MAY 23 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, CA 1 p.m. FRI MAY 28 Loyola Marymount* Los Angeles, CA 3 p.m. SAT MAY 29 Loyola Marymount* Los Angeles, CA 1 p.m. SUN MAY 30 Loyola Marymount* Los Angeles, CA 1 p.m. FRI-MON JUNE 4-7 NCAA Regionals TBD TBD FRI-MON JUNE NCAA Super Regionals TBD TBD SAT-WED JUNE College World Series Omaha, NE TBD ALL HOME GAMES IN CAPS AT STEPHEN SCHOTT STADIUM All times local game times # Jack Gifford Memorial Tournament (Santa Clara, CA) * West Coast Conference Game

4 BRONCOS HAVE POTENTIAL IN PROVEN STARS by Brandon Rebboah As the spring approaches the Bronco Baseball team is hard at work getting ready for what they hope will be successful season. The Santa Clara roster is filled with new talent which includes two MLB Draft picks to complement a nucleolus of returning upperclassmen. All-America sluggers, Tommy Medica and Geoff Klein, join No. 1 starter Nate Garcia as the leaders of a team that consists of 20 first year players, including 14 true freshmen. Led by ninth-year head coach Mark O Brien, the Broncos should figure into the West Coast Conference title race, with the team s aim to qualify for postseason play. The 2010 schedule has been crafted to test them the team throughout the season. The Broncos open the season Friday, February 19, against the University of Nevada. After the Nevada series, the Broncos travel to play at the University of Houston. One of the things we ll always do here is schedule quality non-conference opponents, said O Brien. This year we travel out to Houston which means getting us out of our comfort zone, and into an environment that we might not necessarily see on the West Coast. If we reach our potential and make it into the postseason, I want our guys to be used to that Season Preview Medica, who has twice been named a First Team All-WCC catcher and was the league s Freshman of the Year in There are a lot of good teams, a lot of well coached teams. It ll definitely be a fight. Both Medica and Klein have taken on the role of developing some of the Santa Clara s newest players most all who ve come to the Mission Campus directly from high school. Sacramento area signee Pat Stover was selected in the 17th round of the 2009 MLB Draft after hitting.451 and slugging.756 as a senior at Rocklin High School last spring. True freshman outfielder Matt Ozanne was also drafted by MLB in June but instead chose to attend Santa Clara. There is going to be some adversity during the year, there always is. How our leadership handles it may be the difference for us this season. --SCU Head Coach Mark O Brien. We have a lot of young guys on the team, a lot of new guys, that need to get adjusted to D-1 baseball, says Klein. The game is lot quicker than high school or junior college. We have to get them used to it, help them out with their work in the cage or bullpen, and show them how to prepare to get them ready to play real games. I think it helps coming from us rather than the coaches. While the team has aspirations for postseason play and will play some tough opponents, O Brien s philosophy is not to highlight any specific games as key games. For me, you never want to go into a game saying this is a huge game, says O Brien. We try to treat each game equally; it goes back to our philosophy of one out at a time, one inning at a time, one game at a time. O Brien stresses the importance and influence his leaders will play in the team s success. Medica, Klein and Garcia must all perform to their capabilities, which not only includes leading by example, but also motivating their teammates to perform to a high level as well. Upperclassmen (l-r) Tommy Medica, Nate Garcia and Geoff Klein have already established themselves as three of the best players in school history. Santa Clara s non-conference opponents also include some of the premier teams in California Stanford University, Cal State University, Fullerton and Fresno State University. In addition, the Broncos home field at Stephen Schott Stadium will also host the first annual Jack Gifford Memorial Tournament, a duel site venue co-hosted by San Jose State University. I think it s extremely important that we play teams that will prepare us for our conference and I think we ve done that, adds O Brien. We ll be tested early and we ll be tested often. It s hard not to be excited about the schedule and upcoming season, especially considering the caliber of the players O Brien and his staff have assembled on the 2010 roster. The heart of Santa Clara s batting order features two players who have won WCC batting titles: junior Tommy Medica and senior Geoff Klein. Medica who played for the USA National Team in 2007 has fully recovered from a shoulder injury that kept him sidelined in Klein is coming off an All-WCC season in which he hit.373 with 21 doubles. It s always going to be a battle at this level, especially in the WCC, says I have to live up to my potential, says Klein, a preseason All-America honorable mention pick by Ping!Baseball. I have to hold myself accountable to what I m capable of. After that, I think my biggest responsibility is to do the same for everyone else on the team. There is going to be some adversity during the year, there always is. How our leadership handles it may be the difference for us this season, says O Brien. Medica, Klein Tabbed as Preseason All-Americans Santa Clara s Tommy Medica and Geoff Klein were named honorable mention preseason All-America catchers by Ping!Baseball, the online publication announced. Medica returns for his redshirt junior season as one of the nation s most accomplished collegiate catchers. The San Jose native and Bellarmine College Preparatory alumnus played for the USA National Team in 2007 following an All- America season as a true freshman. Klein took over the catching duties for Medica last season and turned in one of the best offensive seasons in Santa Clara s 125-year baseball history. Klein won the 2009 West Coast Conference batting crown, hitting.379 with 21 doubles. Klein owns a.343 career batting average, which ranks 8th all-time in the SCU record books Santa Clara Baseball

5 Coaching Staff The O Brien File 22 MLB Draft picks in eight seasons at Santa Clara 26 future MLB players coached by O Brien 28 All-Americans 9 Bronco All-Americans 43 All-WCC Selections 3rd coach in Santa Clara s 125-year baseball history to reach 200+ wins 3 College World Series 3-straight top-40 recruiting classes at Cal Poly 1 WCC MVP 1 WCC Freshman of the Year 1 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American O Brien s Career Record Overall Career WCC nd^ nd^ nd* rd* T-5th T-4th rd th Career ^Coast Division; *West Division MARK O BRIEN HEAD COACH SAN JOSE STATE 93 9TH SEASON Santa Clara University head baseball coach and Bay Area native Mark O Brien, owns 218 career victories, just the third coach in SCU s 125-year baseball history to reach the 200-win milestone. His 2009 SCU team had a pair of players drafted into the MLB, five were named All-WCC performers and two more earned WCC All-Academic honors. O Brien signed a multi-year contract extension in 2008 after leading the Broncos to their best season in more than a decade. O Brien s 2008 squad twice beat NCAA Champion Fresno State University en route to posting a overall record highlights included: 10 All-WCC selections, an All-America honoree and six players signing professional contracts. Currently in his ninth-year, O Brien became Santa Clara s 35th head coach when he was hired on June 11, Immediate success ensued. In his second season, he guided the Broncos to their first winning season since 1997, posting a record and a 21-9 mark in league play in He became only the fourth coach in program history to win his 50th game in only his second season as head coach, joining Sal Taormina, Jerry McClain and John Oldham. The win was a savory one as he watched his team defeat the second-ranked Stanford Cardinal 2-0 in Sunken Diamond, giving him his second career win over his former team. The three years prior to joining the Broncos, O Brien served as an assistant coach at Stanford. O Brien assisted with all aspects of the program, as the Cardinal s hitting and fielding instructor and handled the duties of first base coach. During those three seasons Stanford qualified for the College World Series, taking home a third place finish in 1999 and back-to-back national runners-up in 2000 and O Brien s infielders led the nation in 2001 with a.977 fielding percentage and was among the top-five in the nation in 1999 and Throughout his extensive coaching career, O Brien has tutored 28 All-Americans. In his first three-years as the Broncos skipper, O Brien produced four All-Americans, becoming the first coach in school history to produce four All-Americans in such a short amount of time. Joey Gomes was a first-team selection in 2002 followed by Scott Dierks and Patrick Overholt in 2003, who earned honorable mention and Freshman All-America honors respectively. In 2004, Anthony Rea was a second-team honoree. In 2006, Matt Long and Matt Wickswat earned freshman team honors, while catcher Tommy Medica was named a Freshman All-American in Pitcher Thain Simon was the most recent to join that list in Following the 2009 season, O Brien saw standout infielder Jon Karcich drafted in the 7th-round of the MLB First Year Player Draft. O Brien was a critical component to the recruiting efforts while at Stanford. The recruited class in 2001 was ranked No. 1 in the nation, while the classes in 1999 and 2000 were ranked in the top-10. His talents of recruiting can be traced back even to his earlier days at De Anza and Cal Poly. At De Anza, O Brien was able to recruit 12 local high school seniors within a two-week period, while helping all nine sophomores already on the team continue on to four-year institutions. While at Cal Poly, O Brien assisted in recruiting three-straight classes that were ranked in the top-40 by Collegiate Baseball. In his one season as head coach at De Anza, O Brien led the Dons to a third-place finish in the Coast Conference. At Cal Poly, he served as recruiting coordinator, academic advisor and third base coach, as well as hitting and infield instructor. During the summers of 1996 and 1997, O Brien served as head coach of the Anchorage Bucs in the Alaska Summer League. He led the Bucs to a record and a league championship in 1996, while coaching four eventual first-round draft picks (Matt Ginter, Danny Peoples, Mark Redman and Alvie Shepard). Throughout his coaching career O Brien has helped over 77 players advance on to professional baseball, including 10 first-round draft picks. O Brien s list of first-rounders includes: Joe Borchard, Justin Wayne, Jason Young and the four players from the Anchorage Bucs. He also coached the 1999 Minor League `Player of the Year and future Oakland A s outfielder Adam Piatt. Currently, there are 26 players in the major leagues that have played under O Brien at some level. Mark O Brien has coached the Broncos to five top-three WCC finishes. 22 SCU players under O Brien have been MLB Draft picks. He owns over 200 career victories. Other notable players that O Brien has coached at some critical point of their career include: current Chicago White Sox slugger Carlos Quentin, Stanford s all-time leading hitter and World Series winner John Gall, threetime All-American and Pac-10 RBI record-holder Andrew Beinbrink, Santa Clara All-American Bill Mott, NCAA alltime career saves leader Jack Krawczyk, and MLB veterans Ryan Garko and Sam Fuld. O Brien played collegiately at San Jose State from and was the Spartans team captain in his final year. He was also named an Alaska Summer League All-Star in 1991 after coming to SJSU from St. Francis High School and De Anza College. O Brien was recently elected into the St. Francis High School Hall of Fame. He resides in Los Gatos with his wife Staci Duncan, a former women s soccer All-American at UCLA and the Bruins all-time leader in points scored. In 2008, Staci was elected into the Hall of Fame at her prep alma mater, Archbishop Mitty High School. The couple welcomed daughter, Brooklyn, in August of

6 mike ZIRELLI PITCHING COACH/ RECRUITING COORDINATOR CAL POLY 02 8TH SEASON Pitching coach and recruiting coordinator Mike Zirelli is in his eighth season on the baseball coaching staff at Santa Clara University. The 2010 campaign will mark Zirelli s sixth as the Broncos pitching coach and third directing all aspects of player recruitment. Taking over as pitching coach midway through the 2004 season, Zirelli has been instrumental in developing four Santa Clara pitchers into All-Americans. A record-setting pitcher at Cal Poly, Zirelli was originally hired as SCU s director of baseball operations in chad BAUM ASSISTANT COACH Coaching Staff CSU FULLERTON 99 4TH SEASON Chad Baum was hired as an assistant baseball coach at Santa Clara University prior to the 2007 season. A veteran of four NCAA College World Series as a player and coach, Baum is the Broncos primary hitting instructor. He also coaches third base, works with the team s catchers and assists in recruiting. Baum has 10 years of Division I coaching experience. Prior to coming to the Mission Campus, Baum served as an assistant coach to current Fullerton head coach Dave Serrano at UC Irvine and now-university of Oregon head coach George Horton at Cal State Fullerton. At UC Irvine he was the Anteaters first-base coach, specializing in hitting instruction and tutoring the catchers. As a volunteer assistant coach at his alma mater from 2001 to 2004, Baum helped the Titans to three College World Series appearances, including an NCAA National Championship in As a player, Baum captained the 1998 and 1999 Titan squads, leading Cal State Fullerton to the College World Series his senior season. A catcher, his expertise behind the plate also helped him tutor Fullerton s 2004 First Team All-American Kurt Suzuki, who was a second-round MLB draft choice of the Oakland Athletics. Mike Zirelli is a proven recruiter and coach, bringing some of the West Coast s best young players to Santa Clara. Zirelli has coached some of the nation s best young players in a pair of prestigious wood bat summer leagues. He served as the pitching coach for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox of the Cape Cod League in 2004, helping lead the Red Sox to a league championship. During the summer of 2003, he mentored the pitchers for the Mat-Su Miners in the Alaska Baseball League. A graduate of Cal Poly, Zirelli played for the Mustangs from While on the San Luis Obispo campus, Zirelli established himself as one of the best collegiate pitchers to ever wear a Cal Poly uniform. He was an All-Big West Conference award-winner and a freshman All-American. He also earned Player of the Decade recognition from Cal Poly in Following his time with the Mustangs, the San Francisco Giants selected Zirelli in the 23rd round of the 1999 MLB First Year Player Draft. During his time in the Giants minor league system he played for the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, the Bakersfield Blaze and the San Jose Giants. Despite his professional commitments, Zirelli found time to return to Cal Poly and earn his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology in A Bay Area native, Zirelli was selected as the Santa Clara County player of the year while playing at St. Francis High School. He was named a prep All- American at the AAU Junior Olympics in Knoxville, Tenn., where his team claimed the bronze medal in He also earned Player of the Year honors for both the Central Coast Section and the Western Catholic Athletic League. Zirelli is married to the former Amanda Martin. The couple welcomed their first child, Zack, on Dec. 17, 2006 and the family resides in San Carlos, Calif. Chad Baum possesses 10 years of NCAA Division I coaching experience and is a veteran of four NCAA College World Series Santa Clara Baseball

7 Coaching Staff shawn EPIDENDIO VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH SANTA CLARA 05 3RD SEASON Former Santa Clara University baseball standout Shawn Epidendio was added to the Broncos coaching staff prior to the 2008 season. Epidendio continues to be an integral part of the SCU program, working closely developing the team s outfielders, assisting with the hitters and coaching first base. In the summer of 2009, Epidendio gained head coaching experience, leading the North Fork Ospreys of the Hampton s Collegiate Baseball League on Long Island. His team finished winning the regular season league title and advancing to the league s championship series. Epidendio gained head coaching experience this offseason, leading the North Fork Ospreys to a league title in the Hampton s Collegiate Baseball League in New York. As a coach at SCU in 2008, Epidendio was instrumental in helping the Broncos win 33 games. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Epidendio served as assistant coach for the Archbishop Mitty varsity baseball team. He also gained professional experience a representative for M.E. Fox and Company. Prior to coaching at Archbishop Mitty, Epidendio spent two summers coaching in the Alaska Collegiate Summer League, tutoring a number of MLB Draft picks. Epidendio appeared in 151 games during his playing career at Santa Clara from , starting 93 at third base. As a junior, Epidendio hit.338 and led the team with a.443 on base percentage. As a senior, he finished with an on-base percentage of.415 and recorded 42 hits in 149 at-bats. He ended his collegiate career with over 100 hits, 47 runs and 42 RBI. ron FORBES STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH FLORIDA 95 1ST SEASON Ron Forbes comes to the Mission Campus to work exclusively with the Santa Clara University baseball program after serving as the Director of Sports Performance at Stanford University from His college baseball experience spans two College World Series teams and five years directing the athletic development of two different nationally-ranked programs. Forbes oversaw 35 NCAA Division I programs, including a BCS football team during his tenure at Stanford. He trained numerous NCAA Division I Championship teams and worked directly with several current and future US Olympic Team members. While on The Farm, Forbes had 22 studentathletes selected in the NFL Draft. He managed a staff of nine full-time strength and conditioning coaches, designing and implementing all aspects of strength and speed development, nutrition, off-season and pre-season training, testing and evaluation. Forbes came to Stanford in April of 2002 after a seven-year stint with the University of Florida strength and conditioning program, where he spent his final four years ( ) at the school as the Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. He was a graduate assistant and volunteer strength and conditioning coach with the Gators in 1996 and 1997, following one season in 1995 as an undergraduate assistant for the Florida football program. As a member of the Gators football program, Forbes participated in seven consecutive bowl games under head coach Steve Spurrier. In 1996, he was a member of the Gator squad that went 12-1 and beat Florida State in the Sugar Bowl for the national championship. The Gators went 10-2 and defeated Penn State the following season in the Citrus Bowl. In 1998, Florida finished 10-2 after knocking off Syracuse in the Orange Bowl. The Gators went 9-4 in 1999 and 10-3 in 2000 despite back-to-back bowl defeats to Michigan State and Miami. In his final season with the Gators in 2001, Florida beat Maryland in the Orange Bowl. Along with his responsibilities for the football program, Forbes also worked with the Gators women s soccer team from During this time, Florida won four straight Southeastern Conference titles and one NCAA championship (1998). Forbes was a guest lecturer at the University of Florida Center for Exercise Science Symposium. Along with the Gators head strength coach, Forbes also ran the Gator Speed and Strength clinics. He is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the American College of Sports Medicine. Forbes is also a USA Weightlifting club coach. A native of St. Petersburg, Florida, Forbes earned a Bachelor s degree in Exercise Science (Exercise Physiology) from the University of Florida in Forbes and his wife, Emelda, have three sons: Zeno, Keanu and Dalton. 21

8 2010 Roster Position Players (18) Catchers (6) Pitchers (16) Scouting Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Previous School 4 Herbst, Lucas OF/LHP L/L SO 1V Monterey, Calif. Monterey HS 6 Peters, Evan SS/2B R/R JR JC-TR Red Bluff, Calif. San Joaquin Delta CC 7 Leyva, Blake 2B/SS R/R FR HS Lake Forest, Calif. Santa Margarita HS 10 Ozanne, Drew INF R/R FR HS Scottsdale, Ariz. Notre Dame Prep 13 Graham, J.R. OF/RHP R/R SO 1V Livermore,, Calif. Livermore HS 15 Ozanne, Matt OF R/R FR HS Scottsdale, Ariz. Notre Dame Prep 17 Rieger, Ryan INF L/L RS-FR RS Roseville, Calif. Woodcreek HS 19 Biancardi, Andrew INF R/R SO 1V Aptos, Calif. Aptos HS 22 Viele, Justin 2B/SS R/R FR HS Yorba Linda, Calif. Esperanza HS 23 Nelson, Rhett RHP/INF L/R FR HS Lindon, Utah Timpanogos HS 25 Stover, Pat OF R/R FR HS Rocklin, Calif. Rocklin HS 27 Klein, Geoff C/INF B/R SR 3V Huntington Beach, Calif. Ocean View HS 32 Roby, Brian OF L/R JR JC-TR Los Gatos, Calif. De Anza College 34 Wagner, Curtis 1B/DH L/R JR 2V Manhattan Beach, Calif. Loyola HS 40 Paradise, Matt 3B/INF R/R FR HS San Clemente, Calif. JSerra Catholic HS 41 Bninski, Joshua INF R/R SO 1V Aiea, Hawaii Punahou School 42 Takahashi, Stephen OF R/R FR HS Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Palos Verdes HS 45 O Connor, Ian INF R/R SR 3V San Luis Obispo, Calif. Mission Prep No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Previous School 3 Perry, Quinton C R/R FR HS Susanville, Calif. Lassen HS 8 Medica, Tommy C/INF R/R RS-JR 2V San Jose, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep 26 Martinez, Anthony C R/R FR HS Westchester, Calif. Bishop Montgomery HS 27 Klein, Geoff C/INF B/R SR 3V Huntington Beach, Calif. Ocean View HS 28 Waddell, Spencer C L/R FR HS Half Moon Bay, Calif. Half Moon Bay HS 33 Terry, Patrick C R/R SR 2V Sammamish, Wash. Eastside Catholic HS No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Previous School 1 Rivers, Alex RHP R/R SR 3V Lodi, Calif. Tokay HS 4 Herbst, Lucas OF/LHP L/L SO 1V Monterey, Calif. Monterey HS 9 Garcia, Nate RHP R/R SR 3V San Jose, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep 11 Hughes, Jon RHP L/R RS-FR RS Morgan Hill, Calif. Valley Christian HS 13 Graham, J.R. OF/RHP R/R SO 1V Livermore, Calif. Livermore HS 16 Treadwell, Kenny RHP R/R FR HS Carmel, Calif. Robert Louis Stevenson HS 18 Couch, Mike RHP R/R RS-FR RS Menlo Park, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep 21 Simon, Brock RHP R/R FR HS El Dorado Hills, Calif. Jesuit HS 23 Nelson, Rhett RHP/INF L/R FR HS Lindon, Utah Timpanogos HS 29 Simon, Thain RHP R/R JR 2V El Dorado Hills, Calif. Jesuit HS 30 Mendoza, Chris RHP R/R FR HS San Jose, Calif. Branham HS 31 Kalush, Steve RHP R/R SR 3V San Mateo, Calif. Aragon HS 35 Westerberg, Jason RHP R/R RS-SO 1V Napa, Calif. Napa HS 37 Supple, Joe RHP R/R JR 2V Astoria, Ore. Jesuit HS 38 Hall, Cory RHP R/R RS-JR 1V Regina, Saskatchewan Taft College 39 Twining, Paul RHP R/R SO 1V Shoreline, Ore. Seattle Prep Pronunciation Guide Ryan RIEGER Tommy MEDICA Steve KALUSH THAIN Simon Justin VIELE Josh BNINSKI Spencer WADDELL Paul TWINING Shawn EPIDENDIO REE-grrr MED-e-CAH KAH-loo-sh rhymes with plain vee-lay BIN-in-ski WAH-dell TWINE-ing EP-i-DEN-dio

9 Meet The Broncos andrew BIANCARDI OF/DH R/R Sophomore 1V Aptos, Calif. Aptos 2009 WCC All-Freshman Team Hit.412 with RISP and.400 with runners on base in FRESHMAN (2009): WCC All-Freshman Team... started 33 of Santa Clara s 53 games as the DH... Hit.299 and tied for fourth on the team with 22 RBI... mostly hit sixth in the SCU lineup... hit.412 with RISP and.400 with runners on base... ended the year on a nine-game hitting streak... had eight doubles, one triple and scored 16 runs... made his first collegiate appearance as the designated hitter against URI (Feb. 21)... had his first college hit, run and double against NC State (Feb. 22)... made his first collegiate start in left field at San Jose State (Feb. 27)... started as the DH in games three and four against Oregon (Mar. 7-8)... registered his first two career RBIs against UC Davis (Mar. 11)... went 2-for-2 in game three against Cornell (Mar. 15), with two runs, two RBIs and his first collegiate stolen base... had a season-high three hits against LMU (Mar. 29) and vs. Long Beach State (Mar. 31)... started in left field against San Diego (Apr. 4)... doubled and scored a run against Stanford (Apr. 15)... scored the Broncos lone run against USF (Apr. 18)... hit is first collegiate triple and posted a season-high three RBIs against San Jose State (Apr. 29) and against SMC (May 10)... scored one run in the season finale against then-no. 18 Cal Poly (May 18). joshua BNINSKI INF R/R Sophomore 1V Aiea, Hawaii Punahou School michael COUCH RHP R/R RS Freshman RS Menlo Park, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep 26 FRESHMAN (2009): Made only appearance of the year and his collegiate debut in game three against Dartmouth (Mar. 22), was hit by a pitch in his only plate appearance. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii... played for Eric Kadooka... helped the team to four state championships from was named the 2007 all-state shortstop Punahou team was ranked No. 25 nationally by The USA Today... also played volleyball... aided Punahou in winning two volleyball state championships... graduated high school with honors. PERSONAL: Born in Honolulu, Hawaii... son of John and Louise Bninski... both parents attended the University of Hawaii... has one older brother, Matthew... enjoys surfing and listening to music... aspires to be a doctor... majoring in engineering. BNINSKI S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / /0 Career.000 1/ /0 18 FRESHMAN (2009): Utilized a redshirt season as a true freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Calif.... played for Gary Cunningham... named to the All-Western Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) Team in 2007 and All-Central Coast Section (CCS) Honorable Mention in held the lowest ERA in the WCAL at Bellarmine was ranked No. 2 in the country in was named to the Bay Area World Series All-Tournament Team in Andrew Biancardi finished his rookie season hitting safely in nine straight games and was named to the WCC All-Freshman Team. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Aptos High School in Aptos, Calif.... played for coaches Randy Kramer, Mark Eichorn and Matt King... earned first-team all league honors in Aptos won league titles in 2007 and 2008 while finishing as the All-Central Coast Section (CCS) runners-up in also played basketball and earned first-team honors in PERSONAL: Born in St. Louis, Mo.... parents are Bob and Suzanne Couch... has two older brothers, Ted and Dan... brother Ted plays soccer at Pomona College and grandpa Jim Groom played football at the University of Cincinnati... cousin Andy Groom played football at Ohio State... enjoys spending time with friends and family, hiking, fishing and eating... wants to work in sports marketing after earning degree... majoring in business. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Maria, Calif.... parents are Andy and Donna Biancardi... has three older brothers including twins Jeremy and Jason, and Ryan... enjoys basketball, football and going to sporting events... wants to graduate and be a successful businessman... majoring in business. BIANCARDI S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / /2 Career / / Santa Clara Baseball

10 Meet The Broncos nate GARCIA RHP R/R Senior 3V San Jose, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep & 2009 All-WCC First Team 2009 WCC leader in K s (96), innings (95.2) and complete games (3) No. 6 all-time at SCU in strikeouts (245) Opening Day starter in 2008 & WCC All-Freshman Team JUNIOR (2009): Santa Clara s Friday night starter... All-West Coast Conference First Team pitcher... led the WCC in innings pitched (95.2), strikeouts (96) and complete games (3)... went 7-5 with a 4.33 ERA... No. 6 all-time at SCU in strikeouts (245)... named WCC Co-Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 23) after beating Xavier (Feb. 20) on Opening Day in Raleigh, N.C., tossing seven innings, striking out eight and allowing just three hits... took his first loss of the season after six innings against SJSU (Feb. 27)... named WCC Pitcher of the Week (Mar. 9) after improving to 2-1 with a complete game victory over Oregon (Mar. 6), striking out a season-high picked up win No. 3 after eight innings against Cornell (Mar. 14), striking out eight... tallied win No. 4 with 6.1 innings of work and five strikeouts against Dartmouth (Mar. 21)... stuck-out nine but suffered a loss against LMU (Mar. 27) after seven innings... earned win No. 5 and a complete game against Portland (Apr. 9), striking out eight... tossed his fifth career complete game against USF (Apr. 17), striking out 10 and giving up just one run... tossed eight innings against Gonzaga (Apr. 24), struck out seven... faced his fourth loss of the season against San Diego State (May 1), after seven innings of five runs and nine strikeouts... earned win No. 7 after eight innings at SMC (May 8), striking out six... faced his fifth loss in his final start of the season after 5.1 innings at Pepperdine (May 15). SOPHOMORE (2008): First Team All-WCC pitcher... ranked ninth in wins (7), sixth in strikeouts (75) and tied for second in shutouts (1)... made 14 appearances, starting in tossed two complete games... finished the year leading the Broncos in innings (86.1) and K s (75)... second on the team in ERA (3.65), wins (7)... was named WCC Pitcher of the Week twice... struck out seven, allowing one run in 7.2 innings on Opening Day against Utah Valley (Feb. 22)... earned his second win of the season after pitching 6.0 innings against SJSU (Feb. 29), striking out four batters... pitched his first complete game of his collegiate career in the series opener against then- No. 14 San Diego (Mar. 28)... tossed seven innings against Gonzaga (Apr. 11), striking out six Bulldogs... posted his first collegiate shutout against San Francisco (Apr. 18) going all nine-innings, allowing only four hits and striking out nine batters... earned his sixth win of the season after seven innings of work and eight Ks against Saint Mary s (May 9)... registered win No. 7 against No. 13 Pepperdine (May 16) after 7.2 innings of work, striking out a season-high 11 batters. FRESHMAN (2007): Named to the WCC All-Freshman Team... started all 16 games in which he appeared... went 5-6 with a 5.06 ERA, and 74 strikeouts in 90.1 innings... earned first win after striking out five in five innings against Utah on Feb struck out eight and allowed only one run on three hits at San Diego State on Feb. 10, but got a no-decision... got another no-decision against Cal Poly on Feb. 24, allowing only two runs on six hits over six innings while striking out six... didn t allow an earned run in six innings for second win March 4 at San Jose State... struck out five and allowed only three runs on six hits over 8.1 innings of work Apr. 5 at San Francisco... struck out career-high 13 batters, including nine batters in a row at one point, against Gonzaga on Apr struck out six and allowed only three runs over seven innings in win over Saint Mary s on May 4... got fifth win of the year by striking out six and allowing only three runs over eight innings against Sacramento State on May 19 Nate Garcia is on pace to finish his Santa Clara career as one of only five pitchers to total 300 or more strikeouts.. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, Calif... highly accomplished prep player: 2006 `Louisville Slugger High School All-American, Central Coast Section (CCS) Play er of the Year, San Jose Mercury News All-CCS First Team, Bellarmine Varsity MVP, All-Western Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) First Team Utility Player and WCAL Pitcher of the Year, Sports Focus POY, CalHi Sports POY, and The USA Today National Pitcher of the Week... in 2006 was named first team all-state Bellarmine Varsity MVP as a junior, All-WCAL First Team Pitcher, San Jose Mercury News Second Team Central Coast Section (CCS)... played for Coach Gary Cunningham and alongside current Santa Clara teammate Tommy Medica while at Bellarmine. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Clara, Calif... son of Gilbert and Brenda Garcia... father, Gilbert, is a Santa Clara University alumnus... has two older siblings, Jonathan and Vanessa... enjoys bowling, golfing and wakeboarding... aspires to play professional baseball. GARCIA S CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / / / Career /

11 Meet The Broncos j.r. GRAHAM INF/RHP R/R Sophomore 1V Livermore, Calif. Livermore cory HALL RHP R/R RS Junior 1V Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Thom Collegiate / Taft College Gonzaga FRESHMAN (2009): The only true two-way player on Santa Clara s 2009 roster... made 16 starts in right field, mostly batting eighth in the lineup... hard-throwing right-hander who was used 19 times out of the bullpen... went a season-high 3 2/3 innings against Stanford (Apr. 15) in which he fanned a season-high six... struck out 35 in 34 innings, picked up one save, issued just 13 walks and finished the year 0-3 with a 7.15 ERA... his ERA was inflated by allowing 17 earned runs in three outings which totaled 2 1/3 innings... after giving up RS SOPHOMORE (2009): Sunday starter opening weekend at N.C. State (Feb. 22) in Raleigh, taking the loss in three innings of six-hit ball... would be used mostly in relief and three more times as a spot starter... gave up 60 hits in 34 2/3 innings while striking out went 1-4 on the year with a 8.31 ERA... had a solid relief outing against Cal (Mar. 25), striking out four... worked a season-high seven innings against Long Beach State (Mar. 31)... earned his first collegiate win after 4 2/3 innings of long-relief in SCU s 13-9 victory over Stanford (May 6). RS FRESHMAN AT TAFT COLLEGE (2008): Named to the 2008 All- Central Valley Conference (CVC) First Team... posted a record of 5-9 spanning IP, striking out 92 K while walking only threw five complete games and owned an ERA of AT GONZAGA (2007): Utilized a redshirt season, did not play. J.R. Graham hit his first collegiate home run against Stanford on May 6, nine earned runs in his first two collegiate games, Graham settled in to post four scoreless relief appearances from Feb. 28-Mar was not used in the outfield until mid-march, scoring two runs and walking twice against UC Davis (Mar. 11)... also tossed two innings in that game against UC Davis (Mar. 11), striking out four... made his second start in right field against Cornell (Mar. 14), hitting his first collegiate double... went on to start 11-of- 13 games in right field from Mar. 11-Apr hit his first college homerun against Stanford (May 6) and would earn his first career save in two innings of relief, striking out three. HIGH SCHOOL: Livermore High School s team MVP as a senior in led the Cowboys to a 24-3 record and an appearance in the North Coast Section (NCS) semifinals... it was Livermore s first East Bay Athletic League Championship in 29 years... named the 2008 NCS `Player of the Year and garnered all-state honors... also tabbed the `East Bay Athlete of the Year... set three single-season school records at Livermore, including hitting streak (16 games), runs scored (31), and saves (15)... as a senior he hit.418 with 20 RBIs and an on-base percentage of on the mound Graham went 4-1 with a 1.10 ERA in 31 innings... he was ranked as the 123rd best 2008 prospect nationally by Perfect Game Cross Checker and 200th by Baseball America... he was also selected to play in the Area Code Games, Perfect Game Nationals, and the Bay Area World Series... batted.357 with 12 SB as a junior in posted a pitching record of 4-0 in 49 IP, 65 K, nine saves and a 1.46 ERA in also a 2007 All-East Bay honoree as a junior... played for coaches Dave Perotti, Marshall Collins and Tom Fletcher. PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... parents are Brian and Julie Graham... has one younger sister, Brianna... enjoys golf, and wakeboarding... wants to pursue a career in professional baseball... majoring in business. GRAHAM S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / /3 Career / /3 Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / Career / HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Thom Collegiate High School in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada... named Thom Collegiate s `Male Athlete of the Year... Thom s 2003 `Rookie of the Year as a prep freshman... tabbed as team MVP for three consecutive seasons ( )... played for coaches Mick Panko and Colin Back... part of Canada s bronze medal winning team at the 2006 World Junior Baseball Championships... also an All-Star on Thom s basketball team and its MVP. PERSONAL: Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada... parents are Brian and Audrey Hall... has one younger sister Kelsey... enjoys ping-pong, poker, college basketball and country music... majoring in marketing. HALL S CAREER STATISTICS AT SCU Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / Career / lucas HERBST OF/LHP L/L Sophomore 1V Monterey, Calif. Monterey FRESHMAN (2009): Opening Day starter in right field... six-straight starts to begin his college career... in the lineup, hitting down in the order in eight of Santa Clara s first 10 games... was hitting.350 (7-for-20) after a three-hit day against San Jose State (Feb. 28)... just seven hits in his remaining 46 at-bats en route to posting a.212 average... inserted into the starting lineup in a three-game series at USF (Apr ) and responded by hitting a two-run homer in his first at-bat Friday night, helping SCU win came in to pitch and walked two during a lopsided loss to San Diego (Apr. 4), his lone appearance on the mound. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Monterey High School in Monterey, Calif.... led the Toreadores to three Monterey Bay League titles and one Central Coast Section (CCS) championship from earned First Team All-Monterey Bay honors three times ( )... named league MVP senior, hitting.424 with five home runs, while also posting a 1.45 ERA Santa Clara Baseball

12 Meet The Broncos Herbst continued... with a 5-0 record on the mound... was named to the First Team All-Monterey County by the Monterey County Herald and Salinas Californian... voted team MVP by his teammates... was ranked the 251st best 2008 propsect nationally by Perfect Game Cross Checker... played in the Bay Area World Series and the Perfect Game Nationals... received all-tournament team honors at the Bay Area World Series in 2006 and Monterey County Herald s 2005 `Player of the Year and `Pitcher of the Year... was 9-3 with a 3.60 ERA, striking out 58 over 61 innings in also in 2005, named team MVP and `Offensive Player of the Year by his teammates... batted.478 with 32 RBI, six home runs and 24 stolen bases in `05... played for Mike Groves and J.J. Sherill. steve KALUSH RHP R/R Senior 3V San Mateo, Calif. Aragon 31 PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... parents are Mark and Suzanne Herbst... has two siblings, Mark and Maria... aspires to play baseball as a professionally and earn his degree... major is undeclared. HERBST S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / /2 Career / /2 Senior Steve Kalush has averaged 53 strikeouts per season. 11 jon HUGHES RHP L/R RS Freshman RS Morgan Hill, Calif. Valley Christian SUMMER (2009): Pitched for the Southhampton Breakers in Long Island s Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League... averaged 13 strikeouts per nine innings, used primarily in relief. RS FRESHMAN (2009): Utilized a redshirt season as a true freshman at Santa Clara in HIGH SCHOOL: Led Valley Christian to back-to-back Central Coast Section (CCS) titles... went 14-1 with a near-perfect 0.89 ERA as a senior, striking out 83 batters in 72 innings... also batted.421 playing third base, hitting third in the lineup... honored as an 2008 EA Sports First Team All-America pitcher... San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News 2008 Division I Player of the Year... first team all-state pitcher as both a junior and senior... CalHiSports named him the 2008 Player of the Year by Northern California s CalHiSports... Western Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) allconference honors three straight years... played three varsity seasons at Valley Christian for Warriors head baseball coach John Diatte. PERSONAL: Born in Mountain View, Calif.... son of Daryll and Debi Hughes... has three younger siblings: Katelynn, Zachary and Benjamin... mother, Debi, played basketball at Warner Pacific University in Portland, Oregon... enjoys fishing and hanging out with friends... aspires to own his own company and play professional baseball... studying in the Learey School of Business West Coast Conference All-Freshman Team 13 strikeouts vs. Utah Valley (Feb. 22, 2008) Ranks 10th all-time at Santa Clara in career saves JUNIOR (2009): Posted a team-leading four saves, finishing the year tied for No. 10 all-time at SCU with eight... fanned 46 batters in 66 innings of work... made 21 appearances, five as a starter... earned his first save of the season after two innings of work against Xavier (Feb. 20) on Opening Day... took his first loss of the season in game three against Oregon (Mar. 7)... earned his first win of the season after 5.1 innings against Cornell (Mar. 14), allowed no runs, three hits and struck out five... tallied save No. 2 after two innings and striking out four against Dartmouth (Mar. 21)... registered save No. 3 after 2 1/3 no-run, one hit innings against Portland (Apr. 11)... went a career-high 7.2 innings against San Diego State (May 3)... came in for relief and pitched the final out against St. Mary s (May 8)... made his fifth start of the year, tossing seven innings and striking out four at Pepperdine (May 17) in the final WCC game of the season. SOPHOMORE (2008): Made 17 appearances, starting in seven games... finished the year ranking third in wins (5) and strikeouts (61) for a Santa Clara team that won 33 games... pitched five innings of no-hit ball and struck out a career-high 13 in 6 2/3 innings against Utah Valley (Feb. 22)... pitched three innings against No. 20 Oklahoma State (Mar. 8) striking out five... threw two hitless innings of relief against Cal Poly (Mar. 12)... struck out five batters in 2 2/3 relief innings against No. 11 Cal (Mar. 25)... earned his first win of the season tossing two no-hit innings of relief against Pacific (Apr. 2)... earned his second win after 1 1/3 innings against Portland (Apr. 5), allowing one hit but no runs and striking out three... earned his third win, against Fresno State (Apr. 22), allowing one hit, one walk and no runs... earned his fourth win against LMU (May 4), allowing five hits, one run and striking out four... tossed 6 2/3 innings, matching his then-career-high, for the win against Saint Mary s (May 11), striking out seven Gaels. FRESHMAN (2007): Named to 2007 West Coast Conference All-Freshman Team... tied for fifth in WCC and led SCU with 28 appearances, all in relief... led team with 3.13 ERA and with four saves and 53 strikeouts in 54 2/3 innings pitched... earned first win after tossing 2 2/3 scoreless innings against Utah (Feb. 19)... earne save against Cal Poly on (Feb. 23), striking out five and allowing only one hit in four scoreless... picked up second save at Portland (Apr. 1), pitching four scoreless... struck out six in three scoreless innings of work against No. 6 USD (May 11)... struck out the side in the ninth to earn third save at Sacramento State (May 19)... struck out two over final 1 1/3 innings to earn fourth save against Sacramento State (May 20)... was named the WCC Pitcher of the Week (May 14-20) after striking out seven over 4 1/3 scoreless innings and picking up two saves. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Aragon High School in San Mateo, Calif.... played baseball for coaches Mike Chanteloup and Jimmy Escalante... in 2006 was named a first team all-county player, league Player of the Year and county co-player of the Year... overall statistics: 0.88 ERA, 96 strikeouts,.160 opponents batting average with a 11-2 overall record. PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif.... son of Ed and Joyce Kalush... has one younger brother, Scotty... enjoys sports, television, movies, rollercoaster s, and music... uncle, Bobby Kalush plays professional hockey. KALUSH S CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / / / Career /

13 Meet The Broncos geoff KLEIN C/INF B/R Senior 3V Huntington Beach, Calif. Ocean View 2009 All-WCC First Team catcher 2009 co-wcc batting champion (.379 BA).343 career hitter, eighth all-time in SCU history 21 doubles in 2009, sixth all-time in SCU single-season history 27 JUNIOR (2009): Led the team in virtually every offensive category en route to earning All-West Coast Conference First Team honors... split the league s batting title with a.379 season average... hit.386 with RISP and.380 with two outs... team-leader in hits (81), RBI (56), doubles (21), homers (5), total bases (117), slugging % (.547) and average (.379)... ranked 53rd in the NCAA in doubles (21)... ranked in the top-5 among all WCC players in hits, RBI and doubles... hit safely in 43 of 53 games multihit games and 15 multi-rbi games were both team-high s... began the year starting nine games as the DH, appeared in the remaining 44 at catcher... went 2-for-4 on opening day against Xavier (2/20), driving in three runs... went on to hit safely in 11 of the first 13, hitting a three-run homer against San Jose State (2/28)... matched a season-high with three hits at UC Davis (3/11), beginning a stretch of three games where he went 7-for-11 with eight RBI... enjoyed a season-high nine-game hitting streak March 28-April 9, hitting 18-for-39 (.461 BA) against LMU, Long Beach State, Stanford, San Diego and Hawaii... caught fire in late April-early May, hitting.516 in eight contests - seven of which were multi-hit games. SOPHOMORE (2008): Started in 45 of 47 games played... made four starts as catcher... finished the year tied for third on the team in triples... had a career-high five at bats and two doubles against Kansas State (Feb. 23)... Klein continued... registered a career-high two RBIs and had two runs against Pacific (Feb. 27)... went 2-for-3 in game one against San Jose State (Feb. 29) with two runs and two RBIs... made his first start of the season at the catcher s spot against Fresno State (Fresno State), going 1-for-3 with one double and one RBI... hit his first collegiate home run against No. 11 San Diego (Mar. 6)... hat a career-high three hits and three RBIs against SDSU (Mar. 7)... went 3-for-4 against then-no. 20 OK-State with two RBIs, two doubles and one run... registered his second home run of the season against Cal Poly (Mar. 12)... went 3-for-4 in game one against cal Poly (Mar. 22), driving in three runs and hitting his third home run of the season... hit his first collegiate triple against then-no. 14 San Diego (Mar. 29)... made his third start as catcher against Pacific (Apr. 2), recording 13 putouts. FRESHMAN (2007): Appeared in 19 games, starting one... batted.286 with an RBI... went 2-for-4 with an RBI in only start Feb. 19 against Utah... went 2-for-2 and scored twice March 16 at UC Riverside... singled in his only at-bat against Fresno State on Apr. 24 and at Nevada on May 8. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Ocean View High School in Huntington Beach, Calif.... played for Coach Aaron Kavanagh... in 2004, 2005, and 2006 team was Goldenwest League Champions, and 2005 CIF Southern Section Champions... as a junior was named 2005 All-League catcher... managed CIF Championship team to a 1.91 ERA in as a senior in 2006 was named Goldenwest League MVP, All-CIF First Team, selected to the 2006 Orange County All-Star Team s Southern Squad, and was the Navy Student-Athlete Award winner... in 2006 batted.444 in league,.373 overall, with three homeruns, six doubles, twenty RBI s, and 19 walks as a clean-up hitter... threw out 79% of attempted base stealers... also played on the So- Cal Renegades, helping them win the Connie Mack State Championship... qualified for 2006 Connie Mack World Series... played with the Arizona Western Regional Champions. PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif.... son of John Klein and Patrice Pineda... has one younger sister, Brenna... enjoys working out, surfing, playing video games, fishing and golfing... wants to play professional baseball or become a doctor in sports medicine. KLEIN S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / / / / / /2 Career / /2 blake LEYVA 2B/SS R/R RS Freshman HS Lake Forest, Calif. Santa Margarita 7 HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in three-year varsity letter-winner for the Eagles baseball team hit.367 and posted an on-base percentage of.431 playing primarily at second base as a senior also scored 20 runs in 27 games as a senior en route to earning All-Trinity League honors for the third straight season named to the Anaheim Lions All-Tournament Team in April of 2009 led the Eagles in batting average (.337) as a junior. Geoff Klein hit.386 with RISP and.380 with two outs in PERSONAL: Born in Loma Linda, Calif. as the son of Frank and Mary Leyva has two siblings, Jeff and Danielle father, Frank, played baseball at UCLA enjoys travel and scuba diving chose to attend Santa Clara because of the academics, coaches and facilities majoring in Political Science Santa Clara Baseball

14 Meet The Broncos tommy MEDICA C/INF R/R RS Junior 2V San Jose, Calif. Bellarmine College Prep 8 Medica continued... reached the Gold Medal Game before losing to Cuba, Medica went 1-for-3 with a run scored in the semifinal win over Brazil. Career.361 hitter, 3rd-best in SCU history 2008 All-WCC First Team 2008 All-Cape Cod League 29-game hitting streak (April 5-May 20, 2008) USA National Team member (2007 Pan-American Games) Baseball America Freshman All-American (2007) Collegiate Baseball Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American (2007) 2007 WCC Batting Champion (.373 BA) 2007 All-WCC First Team and All-WCC Freshman Team REDSHIRT (2009): Made nine appearances on the season before redshirting the remainder of the year due to a shoulder injury... was batting.429 with nine runs, seven doubles and one home run prior to his injury... scored one run with a double and a stolen base against URI (Feb. 21)... had two runs, two RBIs, a double and the Broncos first homer of the season against NC State (Feb. 22)... hit his third double of the season against Cal (Feb. 25)... had two runs against SJSU (Feb. 27)... went 4-for-4 at bat with two runs against SJSU (Feb. 28)... tied his career-high two doubles against Oregon (Mar. 6)... was injured in game three of the series against Oregon (Mar. 7)... finished the year 3rd all-time at SCU in batting average (.361) and 7th in slugging percentage (.522). SUMMER (2008): Played for the Harwich Mariners in the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League where he finished third in the Cape in hitting with a.352 average, totaling 16 RBI in 32 games... he was honored by the CCBL as a member of the 2008 All-League team... Harwich won the league title... named a top-50 player nationally by The College Baseball Blog. SOPHOMORE (2008): Earned his second All-WCC First Team honor as a unanimous selection... named to the Johnny Bench Award and Brooks Wallace Award watch lists... started in all 55 games - 51 as catcher, 2 in left field and 2 as the DH... produced a career-high and team best 29-game hitting streak (Apr. 5-May 20) that included 27 multi-hit games, four home runs and six doubles... led SCU in on-base percentage (.438), fourth in batting average (.342), tied for second in doubles (15) and tied for third in RBIs (44)... ranked 15th in the WCC in batting average, 10th in hits and 8th in on-base percentage... had a career-high six at bats in game one against Utah Valley (Feb. 22), registering two runs, two hits and two RBIs... was 4-for-6 and tallied his first double of the season against Pacific (Feb. 27)... went 5-for-12 in the series against SJSU (Feb. 29-Mar. 2), with two RBIs and three doubles... started in left field against Fresno State (Mar. 4) before resuming duties behind the plate... hit his first home run of the season against then- No. 11 San Diego (Mar. 6)... homered again in game two of a doubleheader against UC Davis (Mar. 15)... hit a two-run double that beat then-no. 14 San Diego (Mar. 29)... posted his first triple of the season against LMU (May 2)... was a double shy of hitting for the cycle against LMU (May 3) as he registered his second triple of the season and his fourth homer... posted home run No. 5, a 3 RBI shot, against Pacific (May 7)... drove in three runs and scored two in game one against Saint Mary s (May. 9)... posted home run No. 6 against Pepperdine (May 17)... tied a season-high three hits against Pepperdine (May 18). SUMMER (2007) - USA NATIONAL TEAM: Played for the USA National Team the summer after freshman season, joining the top freshman and sophomore collegiate baseball players in the country in competing in the Pan-American Games in Brazil and the World Port Tournament in the Netherlands... also played in the 36th Annual USA vs. Japan Collegiate Championship Series in Durham, NC, where Medica enjoyed a great deal of success against international pitching, launching his first home run of the summer over the famed Durham Bull... helped Team USA go 11-5 in its pre- Pan-American Games schedule, which included series against Chinese Taipei and Japan... at the Pan-American Games, Medica and the Americans Tommy Medica has been named a 2010 preseason All-America catcher. FRESHMAN (2007): Turned in a spectacular rookie campaign in 2007, capturing the West Coast Conference batting title with a.373 average en route to being named to both the All-WCC First Team and All-Freshman Team... Collegiate Baseball Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American... Baseball America Freshman All-American... All-Ping! Baseball Freshman Team... despite missing 11 games and parts of three others due to a hand injury that shelved him for a month early in the season, Medica managed to hammer out 60 hits on the year, including nine doubles, four triples, and a home run... he also drove in 23 runs while scoring appeared in 44 games, starting had multi-hit games at Hawaii on Jan. 28, and against Utah on Feb. 2 and 4... suffered a hand injury Feb. 9 at San Diego State that forced him to miss 11 games and serve in pinch-hit capacity for three others... returned to lineup full-time on March 10 at Fresno State... began a 13-game hitting streak at Portland on March 30 with a 3-for-4 effort that included two doubles and three runs scored... streak last from March 30-April 21, in which he batted.518 (29-for-56) with six doubles, three triples, six RBIs, and 13 runs scored... batted.706 with a double and two triples in four games over the week of Apr. 2-8, including a 5-for-5 effort at San Francisco on Apr. 7, and earned WCC Player of the Week and Collegiate Baseball News National Honor Roll recognition... hit safely in 22 of 23 games from March 30-May 8... went 3-for-4 with a double and career-high six RBIs against Fresno State on Apr tripled and drove in three runs against Loyola Marymount Apr went 3-for-4 with a pair of RBIs and runs scored at Stanford May 1... went 2-for-2 with a two-run homer, his first at the collegiate level, in the season finale against Sacramento State on May 20. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, Calif.... West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) MVP leading Bellarmine to the Central Coast Section (CCS) title as a senior... also named a All-WCAL First Team player, Bellarmine s team MVP, and was honored by The Mercury News on its All-CCS First Team... in 2005 Bellermine ranked No. 1 in the WCAL and went to the playoffs... named All-WCAL First Team player in All-WCAL Honorable Mention... played for Coaches Gary Cunningham, Tom Medica, Al Bacosa and alongside current Santa Clara teammate Nate Garcia while at Bellarmine... participated in the 2004 AAU Junior Olympics and USA Baseball Junior Olympics Summer Series Wood Bat Tournament player... in 2006 invited to USA Baseball Junior National Team Trials. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... son of Tom and Carole Medica... has one older sister, Kim... enjoys playing golf, cars and hanging out with friends... aspires to play professional baseball and own a successful business. MEDICA S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / / / / / /1 Career / /10

15 Meet The Broncos chris MENDOZA RHP R/R Freshman HS San Jose, Calif. Branham 26 anthony MARTINEZ C R/R Freshman HS Westchester, Calif. Bishop Montgomery HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity letter-winner at Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance, Calif. played baseball and football helped Bishop Montgomery to an finish in 2008 and its first CIF Division V semifinal appearance since 1975 led the team in homeruns tied the school s single-game record for doubles (3) coached by Andy Marafino. PERSONAL: Born in Torrance, Calif. son of Dave and Carmen Martinez has two older brothers, David and Alex enjoys watching college football and spending time with family and friends... business accounting major. 30 Nelson continued... National High School Baseball Coaches Association (NHSBCA) all-district selection also earned all-region honors as a sophomore in 2007 entered senior season ranked as the state s top pitcher by the Provo Daily Herald and was a preseason Under Armour All-America nominee featured by KUTV Channel 2 News as its Prep Athlete of the Week named the No. 2 prep recruit in Utah by The Utah High School Baseball Coaches Association won seven games and hit.415 as a senior in 2009 and was named a First Team All-State player by the Deseret News 2009 Timpanogos Team MVP. PERSONAL: Born in Provo, Utah son of Scott and Julie Nelson has three siblings, Whitney, Karley and Scooter also enjoys ping pong and basketball... majoring in business. 45 ian O CONNOR INF R/R Senior 3V San Luis Obispo, Calif. Mission Prep JUNIOR (2009): Played in nine games, starting two at shortstop... posted three hits and was hit by a pitch twice... made his first appearance of the season as a defensive replacement at shortstop against URI (Feb. 21)... was a defensive replacement at shortstop against Cornell (Mar. 15), had one at-bat... was a shortstop defensive replacement in game three against Dartmouth (Mar. 22)... had his first collegiate hit against then-no. 23 San Diego (Apr. 5)... made his first collegiate start at shortstop against SMC (May 10), tallied one hit... made his second career start against UC Davis (May 12), tallied a hit and was hit by a pitch. HIGH SCHOOL: Established new school records in career wins, singleseason wins, strikeouts, innings pitched and ERA at San Jose s Branham High School four-year letterman who was twice named a First Team All- Valley Athletic League performer 2009 ESPN Rise All-Bay Area honoree South Bay representative and All-Star at the 2008 Rawlings NorCal World Series A 2008 San Jose Mercury News All-Area Honorable Mention in 2007, Mendoza was named the San Jose Mercury News Sophomore of the Year served as team captain as a senior. PERSONAL: Born March 20, 1991 in San Jose, Calif. son of Art and Shelly Mendoza scholar athlete in high school; choose to attend Santa Clara because of its academic reputation enjoys anything sports related... majoring in business. 24 rhett NELSON RHP/INF L/R Freshman HS Lindon, Utah Timpanogos HIGH SCHOOL: Highly accomplished prep player at Timpanogos High School in Orem, Utah led the Timberwolves to the 2008 Utah Class 5A state title went 10-0, including a 3-0 mark during the title run winning the state championship game Nelson totaled 78 strikeouts and owned an ERA of 2.02 as a junior in while also hitting.441 playing third base and hitting third in the lineup named the A State Tournament MVP and a MaxPreps.com Junior All-American garnered Player of the Year honors from the Salt Lake Tribune, Provo Daily Herald and named 5A MVP by the Deseret News 2008 Utah Class 5A First Team All-State, all-region and Ian O Connor is one of six seniors on Santa Clara s 2010 roster. SOPHOMORE (2008): Appeared in two games was a defensive replacement at second base in the first game of the season against Utah Valley State (Feb. 22), recording an assist... entered the game against Pacific (Apr. 2) as a defensive replacement at second base, recording an assist and made a putout. FRESHMAN (2007): Appeared in one game on the year... entered game at San Jose State on March 4 as a defensive replacement... recorded an assist and made a putout. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Mission Prep in San Luis Obispo, Calif.... played for coach Casey Candell... three-sport athlete, starring in baseball, football and basketball... was named first-team all-league in baseball in his junior and senior years... batted.357 as a senior, leading the team in hits, runs, doubles, and steals... helped lead team to Division V quarterfinal appearance... helped the Mission Prep basketball team to CIF Division V titles from was an all-county wide receiver in football, 2010 Santa Clara Baseball

16 Meet The Broncos O Connor continued... totaling 61 catches for 913 yards and eight touchdowns in made the honor roll all four years. PERSONAL: Born in San Luis Obispo, Calif.... son of Casey and Kathy O Connor... has three younger siblings: Madison, Carson, and Riley... enjoys golfing, surfing, and snowboarding... goals include becoming a successful businessman... majoring in business. O CONNOR S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / / / / / /0 Career / /0 Arizona Diamondbacks 2009 MLB Draft pick 10 drew OZANNE INF R/R Freshman HS Scottsdale, Ariz. Notre Dame Prep HIGH SCHOOL: Starred at Notre Dame Prep in Scottsdale, one of the nation s top programs helped the Saints rank as high as No. 2 nationally according to Baseball America three-time state runners-up in Arizona s Class 4A-II twice named All-Black Canyon Region third baseman Notre Dame Prep went during his three years on varsity hit.443 as a senior going 35-for-79 and scoring 34 runs also had 16 extra-base hits and 27 RBI finished second in the Black Canyon Region batting race 2009 Arizona Republic Class 4A All-State honorable mention Notre Dame went 29-4 in PERSONAL: Born in Scottsdale, Ariz. twin brother, Matt, also plays baseball at Santa Clara son of Mark and Paula Ozanne chose to attend Santa Clara because of the academic reputation and opportunity to play college baseball with his brother completed over 150 hours of community service outside of the classroom in high school... majoring in public health. 15 matt OZANNE OF R/R Freshman HS Scottsdale, Ariz. Notre Dame Prep HIGH SCHOOL: Phenomenal high school career at Notre Dame Prep in Scottsdale, one of the nation s best programs ranked as the No. 1 outfielder in the state by Perfect Game Crosschecker... selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 46th round (1,386 overall) of the 2009 MLB First Year Player Draft helped the Saints rank as high as No. 2 nationally according to Baseball America three-time state runners-up in Arizona s Class 4A-II Notre Dame Prep went during his three years on varsity hit.412 with nine homers, stole a school record 41 bases and drove in 35 runs as a senior in Arizona Republic First Team Class 4A All-State honoree twice named a first team all-league and all-region player 2009 ESPN Rise All-Area pick led off the bottom of the first inning with a homerun at Chase Field on April 6, 2009, helping Notre Dame beat Prescott 11-5 in a game that immediately followed the Diamondback s season-opener Matt Ozanne continued... as a junior in 2008, hit.403 with three homeruns set a school record with 24 stolen bases as Notre Dame s leadoff hitter (he would shatter his own stolen base record the next year with 41 in 2009) Notre Dame went 29-4 in 2008 began the game by reaching base 21-of-33 times participated in the 2008 Area Code Games as a member of the Cincinnati Reds also a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks scout team. PERSONAL: Born in Scottsdale, Ariz. twin brother, Drew, also plays baseball at Santa Clara son of Mark and Paula Ozanne also enjoys soccer... hopes to graduate in four years with a degree majoring in business. 40 matt PARADISE 3B/INF R/R Freshman HS San Clemente, Calif. JSerra Catholic HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Coach Brett Kay and helped JSerra Catholic High School in Orange County win its first baseball Trinity League Championship as a senior in three-time team captain... hit.325 as a junior and drove in 20 runs in 28 games... twice named JSerra s Defensive MVP (2007 and 2008)... earned All-Trinity League honors in 2007, 2008, and 2009 set the school record starting 110 consecutive varsity games at third base ranked 25th in the state of California by Perfect Game USA in its class of 2009 infielders. PERSONAL: Born in Boston, Massachusetts... has a younger sister, Nicole... son of John and Susan Paradise, cousin Mike Paradise played baseball at Clemson and was a first round draft pick of the Baltimore Orioles... enjoys music, movies, the beach and following all Boston sports chose to attend Santa Clara University because of its academic and athletic excellence... majoring in communication. quinton PERRY C R/R Freshman HS Susanville, Calif. Lassen HIGH SCHOOL: Recognized as one of the top two-sport athletes in Northern California, starring in baseball and football at Lassen High School in Susanville All-Northern Athletic League (NAL) first baseman as a junior in 2008 played in the 2008 Northern California Area Code games hit.407, drove in 35 runs and slugged.670 as a sophomore in 2007 all-state nominee by CalHiSports.com in both baseball and football quarterback of Lassen s football team, throwing for 1,697 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior en route to earning the 2008 Northern Athletic League MVP led the Grizzles to the 2008 NAL football title and into the second round of the playoffs his 1,626 passing yards as a junior was best in the league while also rushing for 411 yards named 2008 All-NAL quarterback by the Redding Record Searchlight. PERSONAL: Born in Susanville, Calif. son of Eric and Deanne Perry has two siblings, Arason and Daniel father, Eric, played professional baseball in the Chicago Cubs organization enjoys fishing and snowboarding chose Santa Clara for the quality of its academic experience. 3

17 Meet The Broncos evan PETERS SS/2B R/R Junior JC-TR Red Bluff, Calif. Red Bluff San Joaquin Delta CC 6 alex RIVERS RHP R/R Senior 3V Lodi, Calif. Tokay 1 AT SAN JOAQUIN DELTA: Unanimous 2008 All-Big 8 Conference shortstop at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton hit.376 as a true freshman, ranking fifth in the league in hits (59) named 2008 team MVP went on to lead San Joaquin to the 2009 state championship game as a sophomore, helping the Mustangs finish as the top team in Northern California. HIGH SCHOOL: Starred at Red Bluff High School led the team with a.446 batting average as a senior in 2007 slugged.772, hitting 13 doubles in 28 games helped Red Bluff compile a record of and advance to the section championship named all-district hit.333 as a junior in 2006 and.326 as a sophomore in PERSONAL: Born in Red Bluff, Calif. son of Skiff and Denise Peters of Red Bluff has three older siblings, Saxon, Allegra and Gannon enjoys fishing, racquetball and basketball... majoring in economics. ryan RIEGER INF L/L RS Freshman RS Roseville, Calif. Woodcreek 17 REDSHIRT (2009): Utilized a redshirt season due to NCAA Clearinghouse regulations. HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked as one of the nation s Top 50 prospects by Baseball America and Rivals.com as a prep start at Woodcreek High School in Roseville, Calif.... hit.472 as a senior, with 34 hits and 24 RBI in 27 games All-Sierra Foothill League First Team honoree 2008 Sacramento Bee All-Metro Team selection... all-state nominee by CalHiSports.com slugged.525 as a junior, leading the Timberwolves in virtually every offensive category named Woodcreek s Offensive MVP selected to play in the 2007 California Baseball Coaches Association North-South Showcase event participated in the Area Codes Games and played for the Colorado Rockies scout team also played football. PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... parents are Jerry and Nancy Rieger... has one older sister, Michelle... enjoys going to the gym, hanging out with friends and family, and watching movies... aspires to own a sporting goods store... majoring in business. WCC Pitcher of the Week (3/23/09) Seven no-hit innings and 11 Ks vs. Dartmouth (3/21/09) 2007 WCC All-Freshman Team JUNIOR (2009): Made 18 appearances on the year, starting in tossed two complete games... finished second on the team with a 4.85 ERA posted a 5-5 record and totaled 67 strikeouts... made his first appearance of the season in relief against N.C. State (Feb. 22) during the opening weekend, throwing three innings and striking out four... made his first start of the season against Oregon (Mar. 7), going 6 1/3 innings and striking out five... earned his first win of the season after six quality innings against Cornell (Mar. 15), allowing just one run on three hits and striking out four... registered another win after seven no-hit innings against Dartmouth (Mar. 21), also struck out a career-high 11 batters... named the WCC Pitcher of the Week (Mar. 23)... earned his first save of the season after one inning against Portland (Apr. 11)... registered win No. 3 against Portland (Apr. 11), tossing 6 2/3 scoreless innings and striking out eight... earned win No. 4 and his first collegiate complete game against San Diego State (May 2), surrendering just two runs on four hits and striking out seven... tossed his second career complete game for the series win against St. Mary s (May 10). SOPHOMORE (2008): Made 19 appearances, starting eight games... finished the season fifth on the team in ERA (5.77) and wins (3)... was second on the squad in saves (3) and innings pitched (64.0)... struck out a thencareer-high four batters in 2 1/3 innings against Utah Valley (Feb. 22)... earned his first save of the season after pitching three innings and fanning three against San Jose State (Feb. 29)... picked up his second save of the season to help the Broncos win the Rivalry Series with San Jose State... threw a then-career-high 4 2/3 innings against then-no. 11 San Diego (Mar. 6)... tallied his third save of the season against Cal Poly (Mar. 12)... threw a career-high 7.1 inning and struck out a then-personal-best six batters in game two of the doubleheader against UC Davis (Mar. 15)... struck out a careerhigh seven batters against Portland (Apr. 5)... earned his second win of the season against USF (Apr. 20), tying his career-high seven batters struck out... registered his third win of the season against Hawaii Hilo (Apr. 27)... tossed three innings, striking out two against then-no. 13 Pepperdine (May 18)... closed out the season with two innings of work against Pacific (May 20). FRESHMAN (2007): Did not allow an earned run in eight straight outings from March 30-Apr. 27 and was named to the WCC All-Freshman Team... Made 27 relief appearances on the year went 2-2 with a 3.35 ERA 33 strikeouts in 48.1 innings pitched... struck out three batters in 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief against Utah (Feb. 2)... earned first win by going 3 2/3 scoreless innings and striking out two at Portland (March 30)... played shortstop in the ninth inning of an 11-1 win over Loyola Marymount on Apr. 29 and made an assist... picked up his second win by striking out one in the final inning during a comeback win over No. 6 San Diego (May 13). HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Tokay High School in Lodi, Calif... led Tokay to the 2005 South Section title... team was 2006 Tri-City League Champions also in 2006 was named Tri-City Athletic Association MVP, Stockton Record Player of the Year, CalHiSports.com All-State Second Team honoree, Louisville Slugger All-America Honorable Mention and top 200 recruit according to Baseball America played for Coach Aaron Misasi and Paul Lovotti. PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif... son of John and Gina Rivers... has three younger siblings, Lauren, Brett and Kyle... enjoys hanging out with friends, video games, and playing golf Santa Clara Baseball

18 Meet The Broncos Rivers continued brock SIMON RHP R/R Freshman HS El Dorado Hills, Calif. Jesuit HIGH SCHOOL: Led Sacramento s Jesuit High School to back-to-back Division I state titles in 2008 and 2009 winning pitcher in Game One of the state championship series both years helped the Marauders earn a national ranking in 2009 also ranked No. 1 in the state went 8-1 with a 1.89 ERA, allowing just 32 hits in 55+ innings as a senior also hit.357 with four homers and 20 RBI went 3-0 in the 2009 playoffs throwing a perfect game also turned-in an eight-strikeout effort in Game One of the championship series and hit a three-run homer in Game Two twice named an All-Metro player by the Sacramento Bee 2009 All-Delta River League First Team Sacramento River Cats 2009 All-City baseball team honoree played with three other NCAA Division I baseball signees as a senior at Jesuit won seven straight games as a junior, going 7-2 with a 1.97 ERA pitched into the seventh inning in Game 1 of the 2008 Division I Championship Series, fanning seven and allowing just two runs named Jesuit s Pitcher of the Year in 2008 and 2009 threw a no-hitter in the East Cobb Georgia Tournament playoff round in summer ball also participated in the Rawlings NorCal World Series in both 2007 and Alex Rivers threw two complete games as SCU s Sunday starter in RIVERS CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / / / Career / brian ROBY OF L/R Junior JC-TR Los Gatos, Calif. St. Francis De Anza College AT DEANZA COLLEGE ( ): Named the 2008 Offensive Player of the Year and a first team all-league honoree hit.352 as a sophomore with 41 hits and two homers two-time Honor Roll Student-Athlete award winner, posting a G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher also garnered DeAnza s Leadership Award. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended nearby St. Francis High School St. Francis went in 2006 and in the West Catholic Athletic League volunteered for over 15 hours of community service all four years. PERSONAL: Born in Palo Alto, Calif. son of Philip and Sherie Roby has three siblings, Jennifer, Matt and Tyler father, Philip, is a Santa Clara alumnus and played baseball for the Broncos, leading the team in saves in 1972 enjoys modifying cars, snowboarding and spending time with friends. 5 PERSONAL: Born August 7, 1991 in Toronto, Canada son of Chris and Debra Simon older brother, Thain, plays baseball at Santa Clara relatives, Thain and Cullen Simon, played hockey for the Detroit Red Wings excellent student, AP scholar with distinction majoring in business... aspires to attend law school. Collegiate Baseball and NCBWA Freshman All-American (2008) 2008 WCC Freshman of the Year 2008 WCC All-Freshman Team WCC Pitcher of the Week (3/31/08) Ping!Baseball Spotlight Performer of the Week (3/31/09) WCC All-Academic Team (2010): Expected to sit out the 2010 season. thain SIMON RHP R/R Junior 2V El Dorado Hills, Calif. Jesuit 29 SOPHOMORE (2009): Santa Clara s No. 2 starter, making 11 Saturday starts and one on Sunday... struck out 51 in 65+ innings... was 3-5 with a 6.30 ERA won his first start, throwing six frames against URI (Feb. 21) opening weekend without allowing an earned run... allowed three earned runs and lost to San Jose State (Feb. 28)... struck out seven in 5 2/3 innings but lost at Oregon (Mar. 7) threw seven innings and tied his season-high with seven strikeouts to improve to 2-2 with a win over Dartmouth (Mar. 22)... tossed a season-high 7 2/3 inning and struck out six, beating Portland (Apr. 11)... tied his season-high with seven strikeouts vs. USF (Apr. 18). FRESHMAN (2008): Outstanding rookie season, becoming the first Bronco since 2000 to be named the WCC Freshman of the Year... also earned WCC All-Freshman Team honors and Collegiate Baseball Louisville Slugger and Pro-Line Athletic/National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Freshman All-America honors... third in the WCC in ERA (2.59) and

19 Meet The Broncos Thain Simon continued... wins (9), seventh in strikeouts (71)... made 20 appearances, starting in six games... finished the year 9-2 with two saves made his collegiate debut in relief against Utah Valley (Feb. 22), pitching one inning and striking out two batters... earned his first collegiate win against Pacific (Feb. 27), pitching 1 2/3 innings of relief and striking out four batters... earned his second collegiate win against Fresno State (Mar. 4), pitching one inning of relief... earned his third win of the season pitching 2 2/3 innings against then-no. 11 San Diego (Mar. 6)... earned win No. 4 after 1 2/3 innings of relief against Cal Poly (Mar. 12)... registered win No. 5 in game one of a doubleheader against Cal Poly (Mar. 22) after 2 1/3 innings of relief... threw two no hit, no run innings of relief to earn his sixth win of the season against then-no. 11 Cal (Mar. 25)... registered his first collegiate save after three innings of work allowing one hit, no runs and striking out four against then-no. 14 San Diego (Mar. 29)... tallied his second save after one inning of scoreless baseball against then-no. 14 San Diego (Mar. 30)... named WCC Pitcher of the Week (Mar. 31)... earned Ping!Baseball Spotlight Performer of the Week honors (Mar. 31)... took his first collegiate loss against Portland (Apr. 4) after 2 1/3 innings of work allowing two runs but striking out three batters... got his first collegiate start against Gonzaga (Apr. 13), tossing 5.1 innings and striking out three... struck out a season-high eight batters but lost his second start of the year against USF (Apr. 19)... earned his eighth win of the season after 5+ innings against Hawaii Hilo (Apr. 26), where he tied his season high with eight strikeouts... picked up win No. 9 against LMU (May 3) after a then-season-high 7 2/3 innings of work and again matching a season-high with eight strikeouts... struck out six batters in five innings of starting work against Saint Mary s (May 10)... tossed a season-high eight innings, striking out six batters against Pepperdine (May 17). HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate of Jesuit High School in Sacramento, Calif.... went 7-1 as a senior with a 0.80 ERA... tallied 68 strikeouts in 52 innings... received Sacramento Bee All-Metro Second Team honors in compiled a 6-3 record and 2.56 ERA while striking out 53 batters in 55 innings in was selected to the All-Delta League First Team... led the Marauders to the sub-section finals as a junior while throwing four no-hitters... was named a Puma All-American as well as to the California Baseball Coaches Association North/South Invitational played for Joe Potuluy. PERSONAL: Born in Toronto, Canada... son of Chris and Debra Simon... outstanding student has one younger sibling, Brock, who is a freshman on Santa Clara s baseball team... enjoys golfing, music, traveling and reading... aspires to play professional baseball and become a successful businessman. SIMON S CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / / Career / Oakland Athletics 2009 MLB Draft pick pat STOVER OF R/R Freshman HS Rocklin, Calif. Rocklin 25 HIGH SCHOOL: Outstanding athlete at Rocklin High School in Northern Calif. selected by the Oakland Athletics in the 17th round (513 overall) of the 2009 MLB First Year Player Draft led the Thunder to the 2009 CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division II baseball state title Rocklin finished 23-8 overall and 15-3 in the Sierra Foothill League (SFL) led Rocklin with a.451 average and slugged.756 as a senior... hit safely in 21 of the 25 games he played (missed the start of the season due to the basketball playoffs) Sacramento River Cats 2009 All-City baseball team honoree 2008 Sacramento Bee All-Metro League First Team selection 2008 CalHiSports.com Stover continued... All-State Second Team outfielder member of the NY Yankees Area Code team participated in both the Rawlings NorCal World Series and the California Baseball Coaches Association North-South games... Rocklin s baseball team captain as a senior three-year starter on the Thunder s basketball team, helping Rocklin to the CIF Division II state championships at Arco Arena Sacramento Bee and MaxPreps.com 2009 All-SFL First Team basketball player. PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, Calif. son of Carol and Jeff Stover has three older siblings, Teylor, Matt and Katie brother, Matt, plays basketball at Humboldt State and sister, Katie, is on the swim team at UC Santa Barbara enjoys movies, weightlifting, eating, cycling and ballet family is related to John Quincy Adams and John Adams. joe SUPPLE RHP R/R Junior 2V Astoria, Ore. Jesuit 37 SOPHOMORE (2009): Made 12 relief appearances, working a season-high 3 2/3 innings in a victory over UC Davis... posted a 1-1 record... struck out 12 batters on the year... was sharp in first relief appearance opening weekend against URI (Feb. 21), tossing two innings and tying his career-high with three strikeouts... fanned two in one inning against Stanford (Apr. 15)... called upon against USF (Apr. 18), tossing one inning of no-hit, no-run ball finished the season with three scoreless outings in his last five appearances. FRESHMAN (2008): Made 14 appearances, all in relief... saw his first collegiate action against Kansas State (Feb. 23), pitching 1 2/3 innings... threw 1 1/3 innings with his first collegiate strikeout coming against then-no. 12 Oregon State (Mar. 9)... pitched one inning against Pacific (Apr. 2), striking out one... used in relief against then-no. 5 California (Apr. 9)... worked one inning of relief against Gonzaga (Apr. 11), striking out one... tossed a season-high two innings vs. then-no. 5 Stanford (Apr. 21)... struck out a season-high three batters against UHH (Apr. 25). HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate of Jesuit High School in Beaverton, Ore.... played for Don Lovell... compiled an 18-4 career record... led his team to Metro League Championships in 2006 and squad was also playoff quarterfinalist in both seasons... registered a 7-1 record as a senior... as a sophomore, junior and senior, was named a Metro League All-Star... in 2006 was named an OSAA & Dairy Farmers of America Academic All-State honoree... posted a 6-2 record as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in Longview, Wash.... son of Dan and Kim Supple... father played baseball at UC Riverside... great grandfather played baseball for Oregon State from enjoys golfing, reading and running... would like to pursue a degree in law and policy. SUPPLE S CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / / Career / Santa Clara Baseball

20 Meet The Broncos 42 stephen TAKAHASHI OF R/R Freshman HS Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Palos Verdes HIGH SCHOOL: Starred at Palos Verdes High School in Los Angeles helped the Sea Kings go 25-5 as a senior and win its second straight Bay League title hit.388 in 30 games, as the leadoff hitter scored 34 runs and totaled 22 RBI posted a.492 on-base percentage, striking out just 13 times 2008 and 2009 First Team All-Bay League honoree three-years on varsity batted.368 as a junior in 2008, hitting 10 doubles and driving in 21 runs led Palos Verdes to the 2008 CIF Division II semifinals twice named an allarea player also played football as an underclassman. PERSONAL: Born in Torrance, Calif. son of Matt and Darlene Takahashi has one sister, Stephanie... enjoys watching football and playing pickup basketball... majoring in economics. patrick TERRY C R/R Senior 2V Sammamish, Wash. Eastside Catholic 33 JUNIOR (2009): Played in eight games, all as a sub... had four at-bats... made his first appearance of the season as a defensive replacement at catcher against Cornell (Mar. 15)... was a defensive replacement at catcher in games one and three against Dartmouth (Mar )... was a defensive replacement at catcher against Stanford (Apr. 15). SOPHOMORE (2008): Appeared in three games in his first college season... made his collegiate debut appearing as a pinch-hitter against Pacific (Apr. 1), and doubling up the middle... scored his first collegiate run after pinchhitting against Gonzaga (Apr. 11)... pinch-hit vs. Saint Mary s (May 11). Terry continued... to positively change the community. TERRY S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / / / /0 paul TWINING RHP R/R Sophomore 1V Shoreline, Wash. Seattle Prep 16 kenny TREADWELL P R/R Freshman HS Carmel, Calif. Robert Louis Stevenson HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport star in baseball and basketball at Robert Louis Stevenson High School in Pebble Beach 2009 Mission Trail Athletic League (MTAL) baseball Player of the Year CalHiSports.com 2009 Small School All-State pitcher Salinas Californian and the Monterey County Herald All-Monterey County selection First Team All-MTAL pick led Stevenson to a 19-win season in 2009 and the Central Coast Section Division III playoffs was 18-3 and hit over.400 during his junior and senior seasons participated in the 2008 Rawlings NorCal World Series MaxPreps.com 2009 All-MTAL and Monterey Herald All-County basketball player. PERSONAL: Born in Los Altos, Calif. son of Ken and Lisa Treadwell has two brothers, Trever and Robby chose SCU for the track record of player development and the facilities... business major. 39 FRESHMAN (2009): Made 14 appearances and four midweek starts... went 0-2 as a starter, fanning 13 and walking four in 14 1/3 innings two of those starts came against Stanford and a third against then-no. 18 Cal Poly struck out a season-high five in his first collegiate start, going four innings vs. Stanford (Apr. 15) used 10 times out of the bullpen, registering a strikeout in all but one relief appearance finished the year with 22 Ks in 25 2/3 innings. Patrick Terry doubled in his first collegiate at-bat as a sophomore in HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Eastside Catholic in Bellevue, Wash.... played for Kurt Towy... advanced to the 3A Washington State Quarterfinals in was a unanimous First Team All-Metro selection... was also named team MVP... hit.480 with a.512 OBP... also played golf. PERSONAL: Born in Bellevue, Wash.... son of Rocky and Colleen Terry... has two sisters, Stephanie and Jessica... enjoys sports, anything active, movies and music... would like to break into the medical field and find solutions HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Seattle Prep in Seattle, Wash.... played for Coach Ed Paulter... captained his baseball and football teams in named an All-Metro League First Team outfielder and pitcher as both a junior and senior... team-leader in wins and strikeouts as a senior, helping Seattle Prep to a top 10 state ranking... Seattle Prep won the 2008 Metro League title in 2008 and advanced to state tournament play for the third consecutive season... also played football and was an all-league quarterback in PERSONAL: Born in Seattle, Wash.... son of Dan and Theresa Twining... has three older siblings: Jimmy, Anne Marie and Jeff... enjoys playing football and watching sports on TV excellent student who scored a perfect 800 on the math section of the SAT... majoring in engineering. TWINING S CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / Career /

21 Meet The Broncos justin VIELE 2B/SS R/R Freshman HS Yorba Linda, Calif. Esperanza 22 HIGH SCHOOL: Team MVP at Esperanza High School in Anaheim two-time All-Sunset League middle-infielder hit.366 and posted a.500 on-base percentage as a senior led the league with 14 stolen bases scored 26 runs in 26 games, helping Esperanza reach the 2009 playoffs hit.338 as a junior with a.452 on-base percentage selected to play in Perfect Game USA s California Showcase event in 2008 and 2009 an the California Baseball Coaches Association North-South games played on the Angeles Elite Team. also a member of the SoCal Yankees scout team named to the National Classic All-Tournament team. PERSONAL: Born in Fullerton, Calif. son of Paul and Jana Viele has one sister, Jennifer hobbies include playing the drums, weightlifting, watching movies and ping pong Santa Clara was his top choice of universities to attend. 28 curtis WAGNER INF L/R Junior 2V Manhattan Beach, Calif. Loyola 34 SOPHOMORE (2009): Starting first baseman in 40 of Santa Clara s 53 games... drew a teamhigh 24 walks... tied for fourth on the team with 22 RBI... scored 18 runs and hit 12 doubles... made his first start at first base against Xavier (Feb. 20)... had two RBI and was walked three times against URI (Feb. 21)... had his first run of the season against SJSU (Feb. 27)... hit his first double of the season against Oregon (Mar. 8)... had a career-high two runs against UC Davis (Mar. 11)... equaled a season-high with three runs against Dartmouth (Mar. 21)... tied his career-high three RBI against San Diego (Apr. 4)... had a season-high three hits against Gonzaga (Apr. 25)... swiped his first collegiate bag at San Jose State (Apr. 29)... tied his career-high with three RBI against Stanford (May 6)... scored two runs on two hits, with an RBI and a double against then-no. 18 Cal Poly (May 18). spencer WADDELL C L/R Freshman HS Half Moon Bay, Calif. Half Moon Bay HIGH SCHOOL: Led Half Moon Bay to a 20-win season as a senior, helping the Cougars advance deep into the Central Coast Section playoffs First Team 2009 All-Peninsula Athletic League (PAL ) Ocean Division catcher 2009 All-San Mateo County 2009 California Baseball Coaches Association Top Player selection hit.371 with 11 doubles and 32 runs his senior year hit.379 and slugged.552 as a junior in 2008 established Half Moon Bay s all-time records in hits and games played also named a First Team All-PAL Ocean Division catcher as a sophomore in 2007 also lettered in football. PERSONAL: Son of Keith and Cindy Waddell of Half Moon Bay both parents attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has three older siblings, Matt, Alex and Rachel chose Santa Clara in large part attend its business school. Curtis Wagner started 40 games at first base as a sophomore in 2009 and was also named to the WCC All-Academic Team. FRESHMAN (2008): Played in 16 games, making 10 starts as the DH... made his first appearance as a Bronco pinch-hitting in game two against Cal Poly (Mar. 22), walking and bringing in one run... registered his first collegiate hit against UHH (Apr. 26)... made his first collegiate start as a designated hitter against LMU (May 3) going 4-for-5, scoring one run... returned as the DH against LMU (May 4), going 2-for-4 with a walk and RBI... made his fourth start of the season against Saint Mary s (May 9), driving in three runs... went 2-for-3, posting two RBI and a stolen base against Saint Mary s (May 11). HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate of Loyola High School in Los Angeles... played for coach Brian Felton... in 2007, led Loyola to its first CIF Division III Championship in 54 years with a 26-8 overall record... named the 2007 CIF Division III Player of the Year... hit.456 with 10 home runs and 46 RBI also slugged received All-Mission League honors as a senior... Los Angeles Times 2007 All-Area Team honoree CalHiSports. com 2007 All-State player... also received All-Mission League accolades as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in Manhattan Beach, Calif.... son of Gary and Karen Wagner... has one brother, Philip... enjoys ping-pong, golf and beach volleyball. WAGNER S CAREER STATISTICS Year AVG. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB/SBA / / / /2 Career / / Santa Clara Baseball

22 Meet The Broncos jason WESTERBERG RHP R/R RS Sophomore 1V Napa, Calif. Napa 35 RS FRESHMAN (2009): Led the team with 25 appearances, 23 in relief issued just 13 walks in 47-plus innings held a 1.42 ERA after his first four college outings, throwing scoreless innings against URI (Feb. 21), Cal (Feb. 25), San Jose State (Feb. 27) and Oregon (Mar. 8)... made his first start in a midweek game at UC Davis (Mar. 11), lasting 3 1/3 innings and giving up five runs... rebounded by earning a save in 2 2/3 scoreless innings against Dartmouth (Mar. 21)... took a loss at Cal (Mar. 25) in his only other start... worked 4 1/3 innings and struck out six against Hawaii (Apr. 7)... earned his first collegiate win after 4 2/3 innings of long relief, allowing no runs and just four hits against then-no. 18 Cal Poly (Apr. 14) while also equaling a season-high with six Ks... finished the year strong, throwing three no-hit, no-run frames against then-no. 18 Cal Poly (May 18). Jason Westerberg led the Broncos with 25 appearances in He issued just 13 walks in over 47 innings. (2008): Utilized a redshirted season. HIGH SCHOOL: Led Napa High School to the 2007 Monticello Empire League title as a senior went 6-2 with a 1.70 ERA, striking out 62 in 57 innings... served as team captain for head coach Todd Pridy... received 2007 All-Monticello Empire League honors posting six shutouts... made 79 tackles as a senior on Napa s football team was twice named Napa s Special Teams Player of the Year. PERSONAL: Born in Vallejo, Calif.... son of Michael and Cindy Westerberg... has one sister, Cecelia... his uncle, Nick Westerberg, was a defensive end at Oregon State and was drafted by the Oakland Raiders... his uncle, Dan Bartel, played basketball at Western Baptist cousin, Emily Westerberg, was a power forward at Arizona State and was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury... enjoys video games, wakeboarding and playing football and basketball... aspires to start his own business. WESTERBERG S CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA GP/GS W-L CG SV SHO IP R ER H SO BB / Career / Oregon native Joe Supple has been called upon 26 times in relief over the past two seasons. Lucas Herbst was Santa Clara s Opening Day starter in right field as a true freshman last season.

23 2010 Opponents Nevada Feb. 19 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Feb Santa Clara, Calif. 1 p.m. Location... Reno, Nevada Nickname... Wolf Pack Colors...Navy Blue, Gray and White Conference... Western Athletic Home Field (Dimensions)...Peccole Park ( ) Head Coach... Gary Powers (Nevada 71) Record at School (Seasons) (27) Career Record... same Assistant Coaches...Stan Stolte, Chris Pfatenhauer, Kevin Tucker 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (6th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...6/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...6/4 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU...NEVADA 9, SCU 8 (May 8, 2007) Baseball Contact... Jack Kuestermeyer Address...jkuester@unr.edu Office Telephone...(775) Press Box...(775) Website... Fresno State Mar. 9 Fresno, Calif. 6:05 p.m. Location... Fresno, Calif. Nickname... Bulldogs Colors...Bulldog Red and Blue Conference... Western Athletic Home Field (Dimensions)... Pete Beiden Field ( ) Head Coach...Mike Batesole (CSU Fullerton 90) Record at School (Seasons) (7) Career Record (14) Assistant Coaches... Matt Curtis, Pat Waer, Gregg Raymundo 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (3rd) 2009 Postseason...WAC Tournament Champions Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...7/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...10/5 Series Record vs. SCU... Fresno State Leades Last Meeting vs. SCU... SCU 10, CSUF 8 (Apr. 22, 2008) Baseball Contact...Theresa Kurtz Address...tkurtz@csufresno.edu Office Telephone...(559) Press Box...(559) Website... UC Davis May 19 Davis, Calif. 2:30 p.m. Mar. 13 & May 5 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Location...Davis, Calif. Nickname...Aggies Colors...Yale Blue and Gold Conference... Big West Home Field (Dimensions)... Dobbins Stadium ( ) Head Coach... Rex Peters (Cal State Fullerton 89) Record at School (Seasons) (7) Career Record (Seasons) (16) Assistant Coaches... Matt Vaughn, Tony Schifano, Jason Armstrong 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (9th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...5/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost...11/4 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... UC Davis 9, SCU 1 (May 12, 2009) Baseball Contact...Amanda Piechowski Address... ajpiechowski@ucdavis.edu Office Telephone...(530) Press Box...(530) Website... Houston Feb Houston, Texas p.m. Location...Houston, Texas Nickname... Cougars Colors... Scarlett and White with Navy Trim Conference...Conference USA Home Field (Dimensions)...Cougar Field Head Coach... Rayner Noble (Houston 83) Record at School (Seasons) (15) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches... Russell Stockton, Jorge Garza 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (4th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...9/0 Pitchers Returning/Lost...N/A Series Record vs. SCU... First Meeting Last Meeting vs. SCU...N/A Baseball Contact... Jamie Zarda Address... jczarda@uh.edu Office Telephone...(713) Press Box...(713) Website... Southern Illinois Mar. 11 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Mar. 14 Santa Clara, Calif. 1 p.m. Location...Carbondale, Ill. Nickname... Salukis Colors...Maroon and White Conference... Missouri Valley Home Field (Dimensions)...Abe Martin Stadium ( ) Head Coach... Dan Callahan (Quincy 81) Record at School (Seasons) (15) Career Record (21) Assistant Coaches... Ken Henderson, Tim Dixon, Brian Neal 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (5th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...7/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost...1/2 Series Record vs. SCU... First Meeting Last Meeting vs. SCU...N/A Baseball Contact...Jason Clay Address...jclay@siu.edu Office Telephone...(618) Press Box...(618) Website... San Diego State Mar San Diego, Calif. Location... San Diego, Calif. Nickname... Aztecs Colors... Scarlet and Black Conference...Mountain West Home Field (Dimensions)...Tony Gwynn Stadium ( ) Head Coach... Tony Gwynn (San Diego State) Record at School (Seasons) (7) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Eric Valenzuela, Mark Martinez, Brock Ungricht 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (4th) 2009 Postseason... UC Irvine Regional 1-2 Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...8/1 Pitchers Returning/Lost...7/9 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU...SDSU 4, SCU 3 (May 3, 2009) Baseball Contact... Dave Kuhn Address...dkuhn@mail.sdsu.edu Office Telephone...(619) Press Box...(619) Website... San Jose State Mar. 5 & 7 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 & 1 p.m. Mar. 6 San Jose, Calif. 1 p.m. Location...San Jose, Calif. Nickname...Spartans Colors...Gold, White and Blue Conference... Western Athletic Home Field (Dimensions)...Municipal Stadium ( ) Head Coach... Sam Piraro (San Jose State 75) Record at School (Seasons) (22) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Tom Kunis, Jeff Pritchard, Brian Yocke 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (1st) 2009 Postseason...WAC Tournament 2-2 Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...6/10 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU...SJSU 7, SCU 6 (Apr. 29, 2009) Baseball Contact... Doga Gur Address...doga.gur@sjsu.edu Office Telephone...(408) Press Box...(408) Website... Air Force Mar. 13 Santa Clara, Calif. 1 p.m. Location... Air Force Academy, Colo. Nickname... Falcons Colors...Blue and Silver Conference...Mountain West Home Field (Dimensions)...Falcon Field ( ) Head Coach... Mike Hutcheon (Wayne State 84) Record at School (Seasons) (7) Career Record (15) Assistant Coaches... Scott Marchand, Chandler Rose, Matt Rademacher 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (6th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...6/4 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost...2/2 Series Record vs. SCU... First Meeting Last Meeting vs. SCU...N/A Baseball Contact...Nick Arseniak Address... nicholas.arseniak@usafa.edu Office Telephone...(719) Press Box...(719) Website... AirForceFalcons.com Princeton Mar. 26 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Mar Santa Clara, Calif. 1 p.m. Location... Princeton, N.J. Nickname... Tigers Colors... Orange and Black Conference... Ivy League Home Field (Dimensions)... Clarke Field ( ) Head Coach... Scott Bradley (N. Carolina 80) Record at School (12) Career Record (Seasons)...Same Assistant Coaches...Lloyd Brewer, Hank Coogan, Jeremy Meccage 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (3rd) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...3/6 Pitchers Returning/Lost...9/2 Series Record vs. SCU... First Meeting Last Meeting vs. SCU...N/A Baseball Contact... Yariv Amir Address... yamir@princeton.edu Office Telephone...(609) Press Box...(609) Website...

24 2010 Opponents Albany Mar. 30 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Location... Albany, N.Y. Nickname...Great Danes Colors... Purple and Gold Conference...America East Home Field (Dimensions)...Varsity Field ( ) Head Coach... Jon Mueller (Eckerd 92) Record at School (Seasons) (10) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Garett Baron, Drew Pearce, Sean Doyle 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (4th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...3/1 Series Record vs. SCU... First Meeting Last Meeting vs. SCU...N/A Baseball Contact... Brian DePasquale Address... bdepasquale@uamail.albany.edu Office Telephone...(518) Cell Phone...(518) Website... Pepperdine Apr Santa Clara, Calif. 7 & 6 & 1 p.m. Location... Malibu, Calif. Nickname... Waves Colors...Blue, Orange and White Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)...Eddy D. Field Stadium ( ) Head Coach... Steve Rodriguez (Pepperdine 01) Record at School (Seasons) (6) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Rick Hirtensteiner, Jon Strauss, Jon Wilkins 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (T-3rd) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...6/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...6/8 Series Record vs. SCU...Pepperdine leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... Pepperdine 3, SCU 2 (May 17, 2009) Baseball Contact...Chris Macaluso Address... chris.macaluso@pepperdine.edu Office Telephone...(310) Press Box...(310) Website... Saint Mary s Apr Santa Clara, Calif. 7 & 6 & 1 p.m. Location...Moraga, Calif. Nickname... Gaels Colors...Navy, Red and Silver Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)... Louis Guisto Field ( ) Head Coach...Jedd Soto (Louisiana-Monroe 96) Record at School (Seasons) (6) Career Record Assistant Coaches... Gabe Zappin, Lloyd Acosta 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (6th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...5/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost...2/3 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... SCU 8, SMC 2 (May 10, 2009) Baseball Contact... Rich Davi Address... rdavi@stmarys-ca.edu Office Telephone...(925) Press Box...(925) Website... Portland Apr. 1-3 Santa Clara, Calif. 7 & 6 & 1 p.m. Location...Portland, Ore. Nickname... Pilots Colors... Purple and White Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)...Joe Etzel Field ( ) Head Coach...Chris Sperry (Portland 89) Record at School (12) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Larry Casian, Tucker Brack 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (7th) Starting Position Returning/Lost...8/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost...2/1 Series Record vs. SCU... SCU leads Last Meeting vs. SCU...SCU 1, UP 0(Apr. 11, 2009) Baseball Contact... Adam Linnman Address... linnman@up.edu Office Telephone...(503) Press Box...(530) Website... Stanford Apr. 13, 26 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 & 5:30 p.m. Apr. 20, May 10 Stanford, Calif. 6 & 5:30 p.m. Location... Stanford, Calif. Nickname... Cardinal Colors...Cardinal and White Conference...Pacific-10 Home Field (Dimensions)...Klein Field ( ) Head Coach...Mark Marquess (Stanford 69) Record at School (Seasons)...1, (34) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Dean Stotz, Rusty Filter, Mario Iglesias 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (6th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...5/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost...10/6 Series Record vs. SCU...Stanford leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... SCU 13, Stanford 9 (May 6, 2009) Baseball Contact...Niall T. Adler Address...nadler@stanford.edu Office Telephone...(650) Press Box...(650) Website... Gonzaga Apr. 30-May 2 Spokane, Calif. p.m. Location... Spokane, Wash. Nickname... Bulldogs, Zags Colors... Blue, White and Red Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)...Washington Trust Field ( ) Head Coach...Mark Machtolf (Stanford 87) Record at School (Seasons) (6) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Danny Evans, Steve Bennett, Bobby Carlson 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (1st) 2009 Postseason... NCAA Regional 1-2 Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...3/6 Pitchers Returning/Lost...7/4 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... Gonzaga 11, SCU 1 (April 26, 2009) Baseball Contact... Bobby Alworth Address...alworth@athletic.gonzaga.edu Office Telephone...(509) Press Box...(509) Website Santa Clara Baseball Pacific Apr. 6 Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Apr. 28 Stockton, Calif. 6 p.m. Location...Stockton, Calif. Nickname... Tigers Colors... Orange and Black Conference... Big West Home Field (Dimensions)...Klein Family Field ( ) Head Coach...Ed Sprague (Stanford 88) Record at School (Seasons) (6) Career Record (Seasons)...Same Assistant Coaches...Don Barbara, Mike McCormick 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (7th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...7/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost...6/7 Series Record vs. SCU... SCU leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... PAC 8, SCU 2 (May 20, 2008) Baseball Contact...Monique Moyal Address...mmoyal@pacific.edu Office Telephone...(209) Press Box...(209) Website... San Diego Apr San Diego, Calif. 3 & 1 p.m. Location... San Diego, Calif. Nickname... Toreros Colors... Torero Blue, Navy and White Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)... Cunningham Stadium ( ) Head Coach... Rich Hill (Cal Lutheran 84) Record at School (Seasons) (11) Career Record (Seasons) (21) Assistant Coaches...Jay Johnson, Tyler Kincaid, Ramon Orozco 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (5th) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...8/1 Pitchers Returning/Lost...4/0 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU...USD 22, SCU 5 (Apr. 5, 2009) Baseball Contact... Chris Loucks Address... cloucks@sandiego.edu Office Telephone...(619) Press Box...(619) Website... San Francisco May 7-9 Santa Clara, Calif. 7, 6 & 1 p.m. Location... San Francisco, Calif. Nickname... Dons Colors...Green and Gold Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)...Beneditti Diamond ( ) Head Coach...Nino Giarrataro (William Jewell 85) Record at School (Seasons) (11) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Matt Hobbs, Troy Nakamura 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (3rd) Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...15/7 Pitchers Returning/Lost...13/3 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... USF 7, SCU 3 (Apr. 19, 2009) Baseball Contact...Jordan Wilcox Address...jwilcox@usfca.edu Office Telephone...(415) Press Box...(415) Website...

25 2010 Opponents Cal State Fullerton May Fullerton, Calif. 7,6, & 1 p.m. Location... Fullerton, Calif. Nickname... Titans Colors... Navy, Orange, and White Conference... Big West Home Field (Dimensions)...Goodwin Field Head Coach... Dave Serrano (Trinity University 03) Record at School (Seasons) (2) Career Record (5) Assistant Coaches... Sergio Brown, Greg Bergeron, Gregg Wallis 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (2nd) 2009 Postseason at CWS, 2-0 at Fullerton Super Reg., 3-0 at Fullerton Reg. Starting Position Players Returning/Lost...4/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost...3/0 Series Record vs. SCU Last Meeting vs. SCU...SCU 5, CSUF 0 (May 22, 1997) Baseball Contact...Michael Greenlee Address... mgreenlee@fullerton.edu Office Telephone...(657) Press Box...(657) Website... Loyola Marymount Mar Los Angeles, Calif. 3 & 1 p.m. Location... Los Angeles, Calif. Nickname... Lions Colors...Crimson, Navy and Grey Conference... West Coast Home Field (Dimensions)...Geroge C. Page Stadium ( ) Head Coach...Jason Gill (Cal State Fullerton 96) Record at School (1) Career Record...Same Assistant Coaches... Drew Keehn, Scott Walter, Jeff Walker 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish) (2nd) Starting Position Returning/Lost...4/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...3/2 Series Record vs. SCU...Santa Clara leads Last Meeting vs. SCU... LMU 14, SCU 8 (March 29, 2009) Baseball Contact...Tyler Geivett Address...tgeivett@lmu.edu Office Telephone...(310) Press Box...(310) Website Road Game Press Box Phone Numbers Houston...(713) San Jose State...(408) Fresno State...(559) UC Davis...(530) San Diego State...(619) Pacific...(209) Stanford...(650) San Diego...(619) Gonzaga...(509) Fullerton...(657) LMU...(310) Stephen Schott Stadium Santa Clara, Calif.

26 2009 Season Review 2009 Batting Statistics Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 27 KLEIN, Geoff KARCICH, Jon MADDEN, Kevin BIANCARDI, Andr LONG, Matt FUERST, Brady PARRA, Juan ABRAHAM, David WAGNER, Curtis MEDICA, Tommy O CONNOR, Ian MORTON, Chris GRAHAM, J.R HERBST, Lucas VAN DUSEN, Kyle GLENN, Patrick TERRY, Patrick HEINTZ, Jim SANTIA, Michael DORE, Thomas BNINSKI, Josh GARCIA, Nate Totals Opponents LOB - Team (418), Opp (412). DPs turned - Team (29), Opp (44). CI - Team (1), Klein 1. IBB - Team (7), Klein 2, Long 2, Van Dusen 1, Medica 1, Fuerst 1, Opp (10). Picked off - Long 2, Parra 2, Van Dusen 1, Wagner 1, Abraham 1, Karcich 1 Alex Rivers struckout 67 batters in 78 innings as a junior in Pitching Statistics Jon Karcich hit.354 and was selected in the 7th round of the 2009 MLB Draft. Geoff Klein was the co-wcc Batting Champion in 2009, hitting.379. Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK 9 GARCIA, Nate / RIVERS, Alex / SIMON, Thain / KALUSH, Steve / WESTERBERG, J / GRAHAM, J.R / TWINING, Paul / HALL, Cory / SUPPLE, Joe / RENNER, Matt / KIRIU, Reece / HERBST, Lucas / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (13), Klein 13, Opp (13). Pickoffs - Team (8), Garcia 3, Klein 2, Twining 1, Medica 1, Rivers 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Klein (67-80), Medica (21-24), Rivers (19-24), Hall (14-16), Kalush (9-13), Garcia (11-11), Westerberg (9-11), Simon (7-10), Supple (8-8), Graham (3-6), Twining (6-6), Renner (2-2) 2010 Santa Clara Baseball

27 2009 Season Review 2009 Batting Statistics WCC Games Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 6 KARCICH, Jon KLEIN, Geoff BIANCARDI, Andrew LONG, Matt MADDEN, Kevin WAGNER, Curtis ABRAHAM, David FUERST, Brady MORTON, Chris O CONNOR, Ian PARRA, Juan VAN DUSEN, Kyle GLENN, Patrick HERBST, Lucas GRAHAM, J.R TERRY, Patrick HEINTZ, James Totals Opponents LOB - Team (163), Opp (169). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (18). CI - Team (1), Klein 1. IBB - Team (4), Klein 2, Long 1, Fuerst 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Long 1, Wagner 1. Andrew Biancardi hit.313 against WCC pitching as a true freshman. Nate Garcia threw two complete games in seven Friday night WCC starts. Matt Long became the 56th player in Santa Clara history to be drafted into MLB Pitching Statistics WCC Games Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK 9 GARCIA, Nate / RIVERS, Alex / SIMON, Thain / HERBST, Lucas / SUPPLE, Joe / TWINING, Paul / HALL, Cory / GRAHAM, J.R / KALUSH, Steve / WESTERBERG, Jason / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (5), Klein 5, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (4), Garcia 2, Rivers 1, Klein 1, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Klein (35-42), Rivers (9-12), Simon (5-6), Kalush (4-5), Westerberg (4-5), Graham (2-4), Garcia (4-4), Supple (3-3), Hall (3-3), Twining (1-1).

28 2009 Season Review 2009 Game-By-Game Results Date Opponent Score Record P of Record Att Time Feb. 20 vs Xavier# W, GARCIA (W 1-0) 132 2:41 Feb. 21 vs Rhode Island# W, SIMON (W 1-0) 145 3:36 Feb. 22 at NC State# L, HALL (L 0-1) 907 3:46 Feb. 25 CALIFORNIA L, SUPPLE (L 0-1) 588 3:46 Feb. 27 at San Jose State L, GARCIA (L 1-1) 648 2:46 Feb. 28 SAN JOSE ST. L, SIMON (L 1-1) 666 3:26 Mar. 6 at Oregon W, GARCIA (W 2-1) :08 Mar. 7 at Oregon L, SIMON (L 1-2) - 3:26 Mar. 7 at Oregon L, 2-3 (13) KALUSH (L 0-1) :43 Mar. 8 at Oregon L HALL (L 0-2) :50 Mar. 11 at UC Davis W, SUPPLE (W 1-1) 201 2:54 Mar. 14 CORNELL W, GARCIA (W 3-1) - 2:51 Mar. 14 CORNELL W, KALUSH (W 1-1) 491 3:05 Mar. 15 CORNELL W, RIVERS (W 1-0) 558 3:30 Mar. 21 DARTMOUTH W, GARCIA (W 4-1) - 2:58 Mar. 21 DARTMOUTH W, RIVERS (W 2-0) 397 2:31 Mar. 22 DARTMOUTH W, SIMON (W 2-2) 409 2:30 Mar. 25 at California L, WESTERBERG (L 0-1) 162 3:01 Mar. 27 LMU L, GARCIA (L 4-2) 264 2:41 Mar. 28 LMU L, KALUSH (L 1-2) 301 3:07 Mar. 29 LMU L, KALUSH (L 1-3) 351 3:39 Mar. 31 LONG BEACH ST. L, HALL (L 0-3) 459 3:00 Apr. 01 at Stanford L, GRAHAM (L 0-1) :00 Apr. 03 SAN DIEGO L, GARCIA (L 4-3) 551 2:55 Apr. 04 SAN DIEGO L, SIMON (L 2-3) 438 3:46 Apr. 05 SAN DIEGO L, RIVERS (L 2-1) 662 3:52 Apr. 07 HAWAI I L, HALL (L 0-4) 316 3:00 Apr. 09 at Portland W, GARCIA (W 5-3) 144 2:45 Apr. 11 at Portland W, SIMON (W 3-3) - 2:55 Apr. 11 at Portland W, RIVERS (W 3-1) 341 2:43 Apr. 14 CAL POLY W, WESTERBERG (W 1-1) 421 3:12 Apr. 15 STANFORD L, TWINING (L 0-1) 551 3:16 Apr. 17 at USF W, GARCIA (W 6-3) 246 2:44 Apr. 18 at USF L, SIMON (L 3-4) 175 2:56 Apr. 19 at USF L, RIVERS (L 3-2) 164 3:50 Apr. 20 at Stanford L, KALUSH (L 1-4) :29 Apr. 24 GONZAGA L, RIVERS (L 3-3) 430 4:08 Apr. 25 GONZAGA L, (11) WESTERBERG (L 1-2) 434 4:08 Apr. 26 GONZAGA L, RIVERS (L 3-4) 850 3:07 Apr. 29 at San Jose State L, 6-7 (10) GRAHAM (L 0-2) 384 3:40 May 01 SAN DIEGO ST. L, GARCIA (L 6-4) :59 May 02 SAN DIEGO ST. L, SIMON (L 3-5) - 2:48 May 02 SAN DIEGO ST. W, RIVERS (W 4-4) 342 2:47 May 03 SAN DIEGO ST. L, KALUSH (L 1-5) 559 3:05 May 06 STANFORD W, HALL (W 1-4) 517 3:17 May 08 at Saint Mary s W, GARCIA (W 7-4) 236 3:18 May 09 at Saint Mary s L, WESTERBERG (L 1-3) 305 3:20 May 10 at Saint Mary s W, RIVERS (W 5-4) 334 3:06 May 12 UC DAVIS L, KALUSH (L 1-6) 429 3:00 May 15 at Pepperdine L, GARCIA (L 7-5) 275 3:21 May 16 at Pepperdine L, RIVERS (L 5-5) 312 2:51 May 17 at Pepperdine L, 2-3 (11) GRAHAM (L 0-3) 310 3:23 May 18 at Cal Poly L, TWINING (L 0-2) 563 2:23 () extra inning game West Coast Conference game # N.C. State Tournament Thain Simon and the Broncos beat Rhode Island 10-1 on February, Simon threw six innings without allowing an earned run. Team Highs Batting At bats: x, last at Oregon (Mar. 7) Runs scored: vs Dartmouth (Mar. 22) Hits: x, last vs Stanford (May 6) RBIs: vs Dartmouth (Mar. 22) Doubles: x, last vs Stanford (May 6) Triples: x, last at Portland (Apr. 11) Home runs: vs Loyola Marymount (Mar. 29) Total bases: x, last vs Stanford (May 6) Walks: vs Rhode Island (Feb 21) Strikeouts: vs California (Feb 25, 2009) Sac hits: at Portland (Apr 09, 2009) Sac flies: x, last vs Cal Poly (Apr. 14) Stolen bases: vs Cornell (Mar 15, 2009) Hit by pitch: x, last at USF (Apr. 19) Caught stealing: x, last at San Jose State (Apr. 29) Runners LOB: vs Rhode Island (Feb. 21) Hit into DP: x, last vs San Diego State (May 02) Fielding Putouts: at Oregon (Mar. 7) Assists: vs San Jose State (Feb. 28) Errors: x, last at Cal Poly (May 18) Passed balls: x, last at USF (Apr. 18) DPs turned: vs San Jose State (Feb. 28) Pitching Innings pitched: at Oregon (Mar 7) Runs allowed: x, last vs San Diego (Apr. 5) Earned runs: vs San Diego (Apr. 5) Walks allowed: at San Jose State (Apr. 29) Strikeouts: vs Dartmouth (Mar. 21) Hits allowed: vs San Diego (Apr. 5) Doubles allowed: vs San Diego (Apr. 4) Triples allowed: at Oregon (Mar. 6) Homers allowed: x, last vs Gonzaga (Apr. 25) Wild pitches: x, at Saint Mary s (May 9) Hit batters: x, last vs San Diego (Apr. 5) 2010 Santa Clara Baseball