#23 OKLAHOMA STATE (21-7) AT #7 OKLAHOMA (22-6)... APRIL 5 6:30 P.M. NORMAN, OKLA. L. DALE MITCHELL PARK (2,700)

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1 37 NCAA REGIONAL BERTHS 29 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 19 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES Wade McWhorter Coordinator, Media Relations (405) Fax (405) Oklahoma State Athletics Media Relations 220 Athletics Center, Stillwater, OK SCHEDULE/RESULTS Feb. 18 Bryant W, 8-0 Feb. 19 Bryant W, 13-0 Feb. 20 Bryant W, 8-1 Feb. 22 Dallas Baptist L, 3-7 Feb. 25 Cal Poly W, 8-2 Cal Poly W, 1-0 Feb. 27 Cal Poly W, 8-7 March 1 Missouri State L, 2-3 March 4 Washington State% L, 2-13 March 5 South Alabama% W, 13-1 March 6 Minnesota% W, 16-2 March 9 St. Gregory s W, 7-0 March 11 New Mexico W, 3-2 March 12 New Mexico W, 4-3 (11) March 13 New Mexico W, 2-0 March 15 Central Arkansas W, 5-3 March 18 at Kansas* W, 3-1 March 20 at Kansas* L, 2-7 at Kansas* L, 4-5 March 22 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 19-3 (7) March 23 Washington W, 4-2 (11) March 25 #4 Texas* L, 0-1 (15) March 26 #4 Texas* W, 3-1 March 27 #4 Texas* W, 10-3 March 29 Oklahoma Wesleyan W, 6-1 April 1 at Nebraska* W, 12-7 April 2 at Nebraska* W, 10-0 April 3 at Nebraska* L, 4-6 April 5 at #7 Oklahoma 6:30 p.m. April 8 Missouri* 6:30 p.m. April 9 Missouri* 2 p.m. April 10 Missouri* 1 p.m. April 12 Arkansas-Little Rock 6:30 p.m. April 15 Oklahoma* (Tulsa) 7:35 p.m. April 16 Oklahoma* (OKC) 7:05 p.m. April 17 Oklahoma* (OKC) 4:05 p.m. April 19 Wichita State 6:30 p.m. April 22 at Texas A&M* 6:35 p.m. April 23 at Texas A&M* 2:05 p.m. April 24 at Texas A&M* 1:05 p.m. April 26 at Wichita State 6:30 p.m. April 29 Kansas State* 6:30 p.m. April 30 Kansas State* 2 p.m. May 1 Kansas State* 1 p.m. May 6 TCU 6:30 p.m. May 7 TCU 2 p.m. May 8 TCU 1 p.m. May 10 at Ohio State 5:35 p.m. May 11 at Ohio State 5:35 p.m. May 13 Baylor* 6:30 p.m. May 14 Baylor* 6:30 p.m. May 15 Baylor* 1 p.m. May 17 at Missouri State 5 p.m. May 20 at Texas Tech* 6:30 p.m. May 21 at Texas Tech* 5 p.m. May 22 at Texas Tech* 1 p.m. May Big 12 Baseball Championship! June 3-6 NCAA Regionals June NCAA Super Regionals June College World Series& ALL TIMES CENTRAL; Bold italics indicates home game % Dairy Queen Classic - Tucson, Ariz. * Big 12 Conference game! Oklahoma City & Omaha, Neb. #23 OKLAHOMA STATE (21-7) AT #7 OKLAHOMA (22-6)... APRIL 5 6:30 P.M. NORMAN, OKLA. L. DALE MITCHELL PARK (2,700) Oklahoma State Winners of seven of their last nine games, Oklahoma State brings a 21-7 record and No. 23 national ranking into Tuesday night s non-conference showdown against Bedlam-rival Oklahoma at L. Dale Mitchell Park in Norman. OSU is coming off a series win against Nebraska last weekend as the Cowboys won the first two games of the series to claim their first series victory in Lincoln since The Cowboys rank second in the Big 12 in batting average (.307) and ERA (2.38). Dane Phillips leads the offense with a.414 batting average, while Brad Propst has compiled a team-high five wins on the mound. OSU head coach Frank Anderson is in his eighth season at the helm of the Cowboys and has led the club to 283 wins and five NCAA Tournament appearances in his career. During a fouryear span from , OSU was the only Big 12 Conference team to advance to an NCAA Regional championship round each season. About Oklahoma Oklahoma is 22-6 and has won four-straight games, including a series sweep of Texas Tech last weekend in Norman. The Sooners, who are ranked as high as No. 7 nationally, lead the Big 12 with a.336 batting average and sport a 3.10 ERA. OSU is all time against Oklahoma, and the rivals split four games last season, with three of those contests being decided by one run. OSU Probable Starters Position Players Statistics Pos. No. Player GP-GS Avg. HR RBI Noteworthy C 55 Jared Womack HR, 5 RBI last week or 19 Dane Phillips Top three in Big 12 in 5 offensive categories 1B 12 Zach Johnson Third in Big 12 in RBIs 2B 38 Davis Duren Hitting team-best.385 in Big 12 play SS 1 Hunter Bailey DQ Classic All-Tournament Team 3B 9 Mark Ginther Leads team w/9 RBIs in Big 12 games RF 30 Luis Uribe Leading hitter at DQ Classic (7-for-10) CF 44 Gabe Weidenaar Also has two saves on the mound LF 28 Devin Shines Three 3-RBI games this season DH 19 Dane Phillips Top two in Big 12 in 4 offensive categories or 55 Jared Womack HR, 5 RBI last week Starting Pitcher R/L No. Player W-L ERA Last Appearance W-L IP H R ER BB SO TBA

2 2011 Big 12 Baseball Standings Big 12 Overall W L W L Texas A&M Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas Tech Baylor Kansas Nebraska Kansas State Missouri Big 12 Midweek Schedule (non-osu) Tuesday Texas Tech vs. UTSA (DH) 3 p.m. Missouri State at Kansas 6 p.m. Texas at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 6 p.m. Baylor at Sam Houston State 6:30 p.m. Creighton at Nebraska 6:35 p.m. Houston at Texas A&M 6:35 p.m. Wednesday Kansas vs. Missouri (Kansas City) 6:30 p.m Big 12 Preseason Coaches Poll 1. Oklahoma 6. Oklahoma State 2. Texas 7. Texas Tech 3. Texas A&M 8. Nebraska 4. Baylor 9. Kansas 5. Kansas State 10. Missouri 2011 Big 12 Player/Pitcher/Newcomer of Week OSU Winners Gabe Weidenaar (Newcomer) March 7 Chris Marlowe (Newcomer) March 14 Brad Propst (Pitcher) March 28 Davis Duren (Player) April 4 Watch, Listen, Follow All OSU baseball games are carried live by Stillwater Radio and will air on KSPI 93.7 FM. Rex Holt, who is in his 29th season with Cowboy baseball (16th as the play-by-play voice), will call the action, with Matt Chief Davis providing color commentary. Radio broadcasts and live stats can also be accessed via (links are available under Schedule). Tuesday s Bedlam game will be televised on the Sooner Sports Network, with Toby Rowland (play-by-play) and Kenny Mossman (color) providing the talent. It will air on Cox Channel 3 in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Home Sweet Home Allie P. Reynolds Stadium has been home to Oklahoma State baseball since 1981, and in those 31 seasons the Cowboys have been nearly unbeatable on their home field. OSU is (.820) all-time at Reynolds Stadium and has lost more than two consecutive games on their home turf only twice (six in a row in May 2007; three straight in 2010). The Cowboys are 16-3 at home in Club OSU head coach Frank Anderson is on the verge of becoming the third coach in Cowboy history to reach 300 wins. Gary Ward (953 wins) and Toby Greene (318) are the only two previous OSU coaches to reach that mark. Anderson is in his eighth season at OSU and owns a career record of , which includes a Big 12 mark. He ranks third on OSU s all-time coaching wins list. New Faces OSU s 33-man 2011 roster includes 18 newcomers 12 junior college transfers, five high school players and one Division I transfer. Five of the Cowboy newcomers were selected in last June s Major League Baseball Draft, highlighted by freshman right-handed pitcher Jason Hursh, who was a sixth-round pick of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Also among OSU s freshman class is Nate Sorenson, a scholarship quarterback for the Cowboy football team who was a 40th-round pick of Pittsburgh following his prep career. The group of JUCO newcomers includes MLB draftees Chris Marlowe and Blake Barnes, who have boosted OSU s bullpen, and infielder Zach Johnson, who has nailed down the Cowboys starting spot at first base. No Thanks A pair of Cowboys from last season s club was selected in the 2010 Major League Baseball Draft but spurned pro ball to return to Stillwater. Davis Duren was a 13th-round pick of the Houston Astros, while Mike Strong was selected in the 22nd round by the Oakland A s. Strong was also drafted in 2009 after two JUCO seasons. Twelve players on the OSU roster have been Major League Baseball Draft picks. That marks the second-highest total in the Big 12, trailing only Texas 16. OSU Major League Baseball Draft Picks Year Team Round Blake Barnes 2010 Tampa Bay 40 Davis Duren 2010 Houston 13 Jason Hursh 2010 Pittsburgh 6 Zach Johnson 2010 Oakland 48 Chris Marlowe 2010 Toronto 21 Nate Sorenson 2010 Pittsburgh 40 Mike Strong 2009/10 Chi. (AL)/Oak. 25/22 Kevin Chambers 2009 Detroit 47 Andrew Heaney 2009 Tampa Bay 24 Dane Phillips 2009 Seattle 49 Nico Rosthenhausler 2009 Detroit 50 Mark Ginther 2008 Philadelphia 48 Hit Man Sophomore Dane Phillips has been one of the Big 12 s most consistent hitters in He tops the conference with seven triples (which also leads the NCAA and is two shy of the OSU single-season record) and is second in the league in batting average (.414) and hits (48). He is third in slugging percentage (.638) and total bases (74). Splitting time between DH and catcher, Phillips hit safely in OSU s first 13 games and has hits in 26 of the Cowboys 28 games this season. He leads the club with 14 multi-hit games, including a trio of four-hit efforts. Phillips has reached base safely in every game this season and has a streak of 32 games dating back to last season. High Marks In February, Baseball America ranked the top 50 players in each college class for the 2011 season. The players were ranked on the basis of their pro potential. Among the Cowboys ranked were: Davis Duren - #12 senior Mike Strong - #24 senior Andrew Heaney - #26 sophomore Jason Hursh - #23 freshman 2

3 Named OSU s 14th head coach on June 25, 2003 Overall record: (.632) Big 12 Conference record: (.518) * The Cowboys 79 wins in Big 12 play from was the second most in the conference during that span * OSU finished in the top three in the Big 12 regular season standings from , including a pair of second-place finishes 40-win seasons ; ; NCAA Regional Appearances - 5 (2004, 06-09) NCAA Regional #1 Seed - 2 (2006, 2008) NCAA Regional host * OSU s first time to host Regional since 1997 NCAA Super Regionals - 1 * 2007, OSU s first Super Regional since 1999 Big 12 Conference champions in 2004 All-Big 12 Conference players - 48, including 12 first teamers Big 12 Player of the Year - 1 * Tyler Mach, 2006, first-ever OSU Big 12 POY Big 12 Freshman Player of the Year - 1 * Corey Brown, 2005 All-Americans - 14 MLB Draft Picks - 46, including three first rounders * OSU had a school record 11 players selected in the 2007 MLB Draft * The Cowboys have had 19 players selected in the draft s first 10 rounds and 32 in the first 20 rounds * OSU has averaged eight MLB Draft picks over the last five years (2006-7; ; ; ; ) Freshman All-Americans 3 * Corey Brown - 05; Jordy Mercer - 06; Tom Belza - 08 USA Baseball - 3 * Jordy Mercer - 07; Andrew Oliver & Tyler Lyons - 08 Academic All-Big 12 Conference - 39, including 26 first teamers Anderson Year-By-Year At OSU Overall Big Totals (.632) (.518) Aluminum Assault Over the last several seasons, OSU has established itself among the top hitting teams in the Big 12 Conference, and that trend is continuing this season. Along with a.307 batting average that ranks second in the league, the Cowboys lead the conference with 70 doubles and 18 triples and hold down the second spot in slugging percentage (.473) and sacrifice flies (16). The 2010 club ranked second in the league with a.307 batting average and finished third in doubles (128) and sacrifice flies (31). Five of the Cowboy regulars in the starting lineup hit.316 or better. In 2009, the Cowboys ranked among the Big 12 s best in batting average (third at.300), triples (second with 21), home runs (third with 81) and slugging percentage (second at.503). OSU led the Big 12 in three offensive categories in 2008 batting average (.326), slugging percentage (.531) and home runs (89). The Cowboys finished second in the league in runs, hits, triples and RBIs. In 06, OSU led the Big 12 in homers, triples and slugging percentage, and in 2007 the Cowboys led the Big 12 in six offensive categories and ranked second in two more. Strong Armed OSU s pitching staff has allowed just 68 earned runs in innings, which translates to a 2.38 team ERA, and the Cowboys are second in the league with six shutouts. Ten different Cowboy hurlers have notched wins, with five of those collecting at least two wins. Want more? OSU s opponents are hitting just.233, and of the 12 Cowboys with at least three appearances, 10 of them have an ERA of 3.38 or less. And while we re at it, go ahead and note that OSU s staff has issued just 59 walks, the second fewest in the Big 12. Among the leaders on the pitching staff this season are: Brad Propst - A converted infielder, Propst entered this season with three wins and three saves in 30 career appearances. The senior right-hander has started seven games in 2011 and is 5-1 with a 1.29 ERA. Andrew Heaney - A year ago, this lefty became the first freshman to lead OSU in wins since 2001 as he was 5-4 with a save in 16 outings (10 starts). As a sophomore, he s been even better, with three wins, a 2.97 ERA and 28 strikeouts in 39.1 innings. Mike Strong - A two-time MLB Draft pick, Strong is 3-0 with a 2.64 ERA in seven games this season and has 39 Ks in 30.2 IP. In his last five outings, the lefty has racked up 34 strikeouts. Chris Marlowe - Marlowe leads the Cowboys with 12 appearances, and this JUCO transfer has been nearly unhittable. He has a team-high 43 strikeouts in only 26.2 innings and earned his first-career win by striking out 10 in 4.2 innings of relief work vs. New Mexico, a performance that earned him Big 12 Co-Newcomer of the Week honors. Blake Barnes - A junior right-hander Barnes has three wins, all in relief, and a 1.71 ERA. Opponents are hitting just.205 against him, and he has 15 Ks in 21.0 innings of work. Gabe Weidenaar - A junior who spends most of his time in center field, Weidenaar has also been a star on the mound as he s recorded two saves and has yet to allow a run in five appearances. He has nine strikeouts in 11.1 IP and opponents are hitting only.158 off him. Randy Returns Randy McCurry suffered a season-ending elbow injury while throwing his warm-up pitches in OSU s 2010 season opener vs. USC. The injury caused McCurry to redshirt after undergoing Tommy John surgery last March. A healthy McCurry has returned to the hill this spring, where he is 2-1 with a 1.27 ERA in eight appearances, and he has also seen playing time in the infield, outfield and DH. As a freshman in 2009, McCurry tied OSU s single-season record with 10 saves. In a team-high 28 appearances as a freshman, he was also 4-1 with a team-best 2.16 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 41.2 innings of work. The Thief Senior second baseman Davis Duren led the Big 12 with 29 stolen bases as a junior in That total ranked 40th nationally and was the most by a Cowboy since Roberto Lopez had 33 in Against Oklahoma Christian, Duren swiped four bags, the most by a Cowboy since 2004 and one shy of OSU s single-game record. Duren was 29-of-34 on stolen base attempts last season and is 3-of-6 this season to bring his career totals to 46-of-55. At the plate in 2010, Duren led OSU with a.383 batting average and 88 hits from his leadoff spot in the lineup and had career-long hitting streaks of 16, 14 and 11 games. 3

4 OSU Baseball Tradition By The Numbers 100 Career home runs hit by Cowboy Pete Incaviglia, an NCAA record 61 OSU s record for wins in a season, set in 1984 & Consecutive game hitting streak for Robin Ventura in 1987, an NCAA record 48 & 143 Number of home runs & RBIs for Pete Incaviglia during the 1985 season, both NCAA r e c o r d s 37 NCAA Tournament berths for OSU baseball 31 Cowboys named first-team All-American 29 Conference championships for the Cowboys (23 Big Eight, 5 Missouri Valley, 1 Big 12) 25 Number of Cowboys to earn All-Big 12 First Te a m h o n o r s 23 Big Eight Conference championships, a record 19 College World Series appearances by the Cowboys, which ranks fifth all time 17 Cowboys drafted in the first round of the Major League Baseball Draft 16 OSU won an NCAA record 16-straight Big Eight Conference championships from Top 10 finishes in Baseball America final season polls (since 1981) 11 NCAA team and individual records held by OSU 10 OSU has had 10 players named to a USA Baseball National Team roster 7 50 win seasons by the Cowboys 6 Berths in the College World Series championship g a m e 3 Cowboys in the National College Baseball Hall of Fame Robin Ventura, Pete Incaviglia & Gary Ward 2 NCAA Super Regional appearances by the Cowboys 1999 & National championship for OSU, which came in Golden Spikes Award winner Robin Ventura in 1988 Flashing The Leather Over the last several seasons, OSU s defense has turned in some of the top fielding performances in program history. OSU has recorded a fielding percentage over.970 just six times in its history, and five of those have come in the last six seasons. The Cowboys made history in 2010 when they set a school record with a.978 fielding percentage, a mark that ranked fifth nationally. Last year s performance marked the thirdstraight year that OSU had tied or set the school record for fielding percentage after the Cowboys had a.974 fielding percentage in 2008 and a.976 fielding percentage in Both those fielding percentages led the Big 12. In 2011, the Cowboys have made 28 errors and sport a.975 fielding percentage. Senior Sensation Brad Propst is having a memorable final season in an OSU uniform. The senior right-hander has established himself as the ace of the Cowboys staff with a 5-1 record and a 1.29 ERA in seven starts. Propst has pitched at least six innings in six of his seven starts, and he ranks fifth in the Big 12 with 48.2 innings pitched. On March 28, Propst was named Big 12 Pitcher of Week after tossing a complete game against #4 Texas in which he allowed just one run on seven hits and struck out six. Propst is 3-0 with a 0.75 ERA in his three Big 12 starts, and he has allowed just two runs in 24 IP. Heck Of A Transfer It takes a unique situation for a program to add a Division I all-conference transfer to its roster in the offseason but that s exactly what the Cowboys have done for 2011 with the addition of Andrew Heck. A native of Pittsburgh, Heck played his first three collegiate seasons at his hometown school, Duquesne. However, the school dropped its baseball program after the 2010 season, leaving Heck free to transfer and be eligible to play his senior season in In Heck, the Cowboys got a versatile player expected to help them at the plate and on the mound. He was first-team All-Atlantic 10 pick a year ago after hitting.408 with 10 homers, 49 RBIs and 15 stolen bases and setting school records with 91 hits and 25 doubles. Heck also has 36 career appearances on the mound, five of those with the Cowboys. Smooth Transitions Several newcomers have had immediate impacts for the Cowboys in JUCO transfers Gabe Weidenaar and Zach Johnson have each earned starting spots and rank among OSU s top performers thus far. A native of Montana, Weidenaar is third on the Cowboys with a.327 batting average. In the season opening series vs. Bryant, the switch hitter was 7-for-10 at the plate. He has also picked up a pair of saves on the mound. Not to be outdone is Johnson, who has started 27 games at first base for OSU. He has hit safely in 24 of his 27 outings and leads the club in HRs (4) and RBIs (28) while ranking second with a.350 batting average. A pair of right-handed pitchers from the JUCO ranks Blake Barnes and Chris Marlowe have combined for four wins, three saves and 58 strikeouts in 47.2 innings. Blizzards For Everybody After winning the 2011 Dairy Queen Classic earlier this month in Tucson, Ariz., OSU had six players named to the All-Tournament Team: 1B Zach Johnson, SS Hunter Bailey, OF Gabe Weidenaar and Luis Uribe, DH Dane Phillips and P Andrew Heaney. Weidenaar was named the tourney s Most Outstanding Player after leading the Cowboys with nine hits in the tourney, including a 4-for-6 effort in a win over Minnesota that clinched the championship for OSU. His tourney performance included a pair of doubles and four RBIs. Uribe earned the Silver Stick Award as the top hitter in the tournament with a 7-for-10 effort which included three doubles, a triple and three RBIs. Weidenaar was also named the Big 12 Newcomer of the Week for games played Feb. 28-March 6. Putting Up Zeroes OSU s opening weekend starting pitching rotation of Brad Propst, Andrew Heaney and Jason Hursh did not allow a run in 19.0 innings of work against Bryant. The trio also combined for 13 strikeouts, and the Bulldogs combined batting average against them was.191. Propst and Heaney were key parts of shutout wins in the first two games of the series. In fact, Bryant did not score over the first 25.1 innings of the series and managed just one run in the three-game series. 4

5 Cowboys in 2011 Overall At Home On the Road On a Neutral Field In Day Games In Night Games On Artificial Turf On Natural Grass In Extra Innings vs. Left-handed Starters vs. Right-handed Starters When Scoring First When Opponent Scores First When Leading After 6 Innings When Trailing After 6 Innings When Tied After 6 Innings When Leading After 8 Innings When Trailing After 8 Innings When Tied After 8 Innings vs. Top 5 Teams vs. Top 10 Teams vs. Top 30 Teams In One-Run Games In Two-Run Games In Five+Run Games When Scoring 0-2 Runs When Scoring 3-5 Runs When Scoring 6-9 Runs When Scoring 10+ Runs On Weekdays On Weekends (Fri.-Sun.) On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In Three-Game Series In Two-Game Series In Single-Game Series In February In March In April In May In June vs. Big vs. Big vs. Big West vs. Independent vs. Missouri Valley vs. Mountain West vs. NAIA vs. Northeast vs. Pac vs. Southland vs. Sun Belt vs. SWAC ReKord Setters Mike Strong and Chris Marlowe set an OSU record in the series opener against Texas as the duo combined for 21 strikeouts, the most ever by the Cowboys in a single game and one shy of the Big 12 Conference record. Strong and Marlowe broke the record set just last season by Kevin Chambers and Brian Denneny, who combined for 20 strikeouts against Alabama A&M. In the record-setting performance, Strong was the starter and struck out nine in 8.1 innings before Marlowe came out of the bullpen and racked up 12 Ks in 6.2 innings. Top 10 OSU entered last week ranked among the top 10 in the NCAA in several team categories, including: Doubles - 5th with 62 Triples - 2nd with 17 Walks Allowed Per 9 Inn. - 4th at 2.15 Double Plays - 6th at 31 Team Hitting At bats: vs. Texas (3/25) Runs: vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (3/22) Hits: three times RBIs: vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (3/22) Doubles: vs. Minnesota (3/6) Triples: 4... vs. Arkansas-PB (3/22) Home runs: 5... vs. Nebraska (4/1) Total bases: vs. Nebraska (4/1) Walks: 7... five times Strikeouts: vs. Texas (3/25 & 3/27) Sac hits: 3... vs Texas (3/25 & 3/27) Sac flies: 3... vs. Bryant (2/20) Stolen bases: 3... vs. Bryant (2/18) Hit by pitch: 2... vs. Cal Poly, UAPB Caught stealing: 2... vs. SGU, UW Runners LOB: vs. Kansas (3/20) Hit into DP: 2... five times Errors (defense): 3... vs. New Mexico (3/11) Team Pitching Innings pitched: vs. Texas (3/25) Runs allowed: vs. Washington St. (3/4) Earned runs: 8... vs. Washington St. (3/4) Walks allowed: 7... vs. Texas (3/25) Strikeouts: vs. Texas (3/25) Hits allowed: vs. Washington St. (3/4) Doubles allowed: 5... vs. Cal Poly (2/27) Triples allowed: 1... seven times Homers allowed: 3... vs. Nebraska (4/1) Wild pitches: 5... vs. Dallas Baptist (2/22) Hit batters: 6... vs. Nebraska (4/3) OSU Cowboys 2011 Game Highs More Top 10 The Cowboys also had several individuals among the top 10 in the national statistics entering last week s games, including: Hits - Dane Phillips 6th with 43 Triples - Dane Phillips 1st with 7 Total Bases - Dane Phillips 6th with 69 Sacrifice flies - Zach Johnson 2nd with 5 Short Hops The Cowboys are hitting.316 (100-for- 316) with runners in scoring position. Nine different position players have made their OSU debuts this season while 10 different pitchers have toed the pitching rubber for the first time as Cowboys. OSU has turned 37 double plays this season, the most in the Big 12. Chris Marlowe is averaging strikeouts per nine innings, while Mike Strong s strikeouts per nine innings average stands at Individual Hitting At bats: 6... eight times Runs: 3... seven times Hits: 4... Phillips (3x), Weidenaar, Ginther RBIs: 5... Uribe vs. Arkansas-PB (3/22) Doubles: 2... nine times Triples: 2... Phillips vs. UAPB (3/22) Home runs: 2... Johnson, Womack Total bases: 8... Phillips, Johnson, Womack Walks: 3... Bailey vs. UNM (3/12) Strikeouts: 3... four times Sac hits: times Sac flies: 2... Weidenaar vs. Bryant (2/20) Stolen bases: times Hit by pitch: 2... Womack vs. CP (2/26) Caught stealing: 2... Duren vs. UW (3/23) Runners LOB: 5... Womack vs. CP (2/26) Errors (defense): 2... Johnson vs. UNM (3/11) Individual Pitching Innings pitched: Propst vs. Texas (3/26) Runs allowed: 6... Strong vs. Nebraska (4/1) Earned runs: 6... Strong vs. Nebraska (4/1) Walks allowed: 5... Marlowe vs. Texas (3/25) Strikeouts: Marlowe vs. Texas (3/25) Hits allowed: 8... Hursh, Herrera, Heaney Doubles allowed: 3... Propst vs. CP (2/26) Triples allowed: 1... seven times Homers allowed: 2... Strong vs. Nebraska (4/1) Wild pitches: 2... four times Hit batters: 3... Heck vs. Missouri St. (3/1) 5

6 #1 Hunter Bailey, SS H 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 1 R 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 1 RBI 2 vs. Bryant Feb. 19 BB 3 vs. New Mexico March 13 SO 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 3 SB 1 last time vs. New Mexico March 13 #33 Blake Barnes, RHP IP 4.2 vs. Kansas March 20 H 6 vs. Kansas March 20 ER 2 vs. Kansas March 20 BB 2 vs. Kansas March 20 SO 4 vs. Minnesota March 6 #34 Chris Byford, RHP IP 2.0 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 H n/a ER 1 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 BB 1 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 SO 3 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 #22 Kevin Chambers, 1B/LHP (Hitting) H 3 vs. Missouri April 18 R 2 last time vs. OWU April 21 RBI 2 last time vs. Missouri April 18 BB 3 vs. St. Gregory s April 20 SO 2 last time vs. Kansas April 30 (Pitching) IP 6.0 vs. Alabama A&M 3/23/10 H 9 vs. Wichita State 4/6/10 ER 7 vs. Wichita State 4/6/10 BB 3 vs. Western Illinois 3/16/10 SO 15 vs. Alabama A&M 3/23/10 #38 Davis Duren, INF H 3 last time vs. Nebraska April 3 R 3 last time vs. UAPB March 22 RBI 4 vs. Nebraska April 2 BB 2 last time vs. Washington March 23 SO 3 vs. Texas March 27 SB 1 last time vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 H 5 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 3/19/08 R 3 last time vs. UAPB March 22 RBI 5 last time vs. Rice 5/11/10 BB 2 last time vs. Washington March 23 SO 3 last time vs. Texas March 27 SB 4 vs. Oklahoma Christian 3/2/10 #9 Mark Ginther, INF/RHP (Hitting) H 4 vs. Nebraska April 1 R 3 last time vs. Nebraska April 1 RBI 3 last time vs. Nebraska April 2 BB 2 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 SO 1 last time vs. Nebraska April 3 (Hitting) H 4 last time vs. Nebraska April 1 R 4 vs. Western Illinois 3/18/09 RBI 4 last time vs. UAPB 5/18/10 BB 2 last time vs. UAPB March 22 SO 3 last time vs. Missouri State 4/7/10 SB 1 last time vs. Texas Tech 4/10/10 PLAYER 2011 SEASON/OSU CAREER HIGHS #8 Andrew Heaney, LHP IP 8.1 vs. South Alabama March 5 H 8 vs. Texas March 27 ER 5 vs. Kansas March 20 BB 4 vs. New Mexico March 12 SO 8 vs. Bryant Feb. 19 IP 8.1 vs. South Alabama March 5 H 11 vs. Nebraska 4/4/10 ER 7 vs. Nebraska 4/4/10 BB 4 vs. New Mexico March 12 SO 8 last time vs. Bryant Feb. 19 #28 Andrew Heck, OF/RHP OSU (Hitting) H 1 last time vs. New Mexico March 13 R 2 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 26 RBI 1 last time vs. Washington St. March 4 BB 1 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 26 SO 1 last time vs. Washington March 23 SB 1 last time vs. Cal Poly Feb. 26 OSU (Pitching) IP 7.0 vs. Missouri State March 1 H 7 vs. Missouri State March 1 ER 2 last time vs. Washington March 23 BB n/a SO 8 vs. Missouri State March 1 #42 Hunter Herrera, RHP IP 4.2 vs. Minnesota March 6 H 8 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 ER 2 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 BB n/a SO 2 last time vs. UAPB March 22 #7 Jason Hursh, RHP IP 6.0 vs. Bryant Feb. 20 H 8 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 ER 2 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 BB 3 vs. Bryant Feb. 20 SO 3 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 #12 Zach Johnson, INF H 3 vs. Minnesota March 6 R 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 2 RBI 4 last time vs. UAPB March 22 BB 2 vs. Kansas March 20 SO 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 2 #14 Matt Klein, LHP IP 2.2 last time vs. Missouri 4/16/10 H 5 vs. Nebraska 4/3/10 ER 3 vs. Missouri 4/16/10 BB 2 vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan 4/21/10 SO 5 vs. Alabama A&M 3/23/10 #24 Chris Marlowe, RHP IP 6.2 vs. Texas March 25 H 3 vs. Kansas March 20 ER 4 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 BB 5 vs. Texas March 25 SO 12 vs. Texas March 25 #18 Ian McCarthy, LHP IP 4.2 last time vs. Rice 5/11/10 H 8 vs. Texas 4/25/10 ER 6 vs. Kansas State 3/28/10 BB 2 last time vs. Texas A&M 5/16/10 SO 4 last time vs. Texas 4/25/10 #6 Randy McCurry, RHP/INF (Hitting) H 3 vs. South Alabama March 5 R 2 vs. South Alabama March 5 RBI 2 vs. South Alabama March 5 BB n/a SO 2 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 (Hitting) H 3 last time vs. South Alabama March 5 R 3 vs. Tabor College 4/1/09 RBI 5 vs. Tabor College 4/1/09 BB n/a SO 2 last time vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 (Pitching) IP 4.2 vs. Texas March 27 H 4 vs. Central Arkansas March 15 ER 1 last time vs. Nebraska April 3 BB 2 vs. Texas March 27 SO 7 vs. Nebraska April 1 (Pitching) IP 4.2 last time vs. Texas March 27 H 8 vs. Texas 4/25/09 ER 6 vs. Kansas State 3/28/09 BB 2 last time vs. Texas March 27 SO 7 vs. Nebraska April 1 #31 Josh Neilson, RHP IP 2.0 last time vs. Washington St. March 4 H 2 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 ER 3 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 BB 1 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 SO 2 vs. Washington State March 4 #19 Dane Phillips, C/DH H 4 last time vs. UAPB March 22 R 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 2 RBI 4 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 BB 2 vs. Nebraska April 2 SO 3 vs. Minnesota March 6 SB 1 vs. Bryant Feb. 18 H 4 last time vs. UAPB March 22 R 4 vs. UMass 3/14/10 RBI 4 last time vs. UAPB March 22 BB 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 2 SO 3 last time vs. Minnesota March 6 SB 1 last time vs. Bryant Feb. 18 #5 Brad Propst, RHP IP 9.0 vs. Texas March 26 H 7 vs. Texas March 26 ER 3 vs. Washington State March 4 BB 2 vs. New Mexico March 11 SO 6 vs. Texas March 26 IP 9.0 last time vs. Texas March 26 H 8 vs. Texas A&M 5/15/10 ER 4 last time vs. Kansas 5/1/10 BB 4 vs. Kansas 5/1/10 SO 8 vs. Texas Tech 5/15/09 #10 Nico Rosthenhausler, OF H 4 vs. Missouri 4/17/10 R 4 vs. Alabama A&M 3/23/10 RBI 3 last time vs. Nebraska 4/4/10 BB 3 vs. Alabama A&M 3/24/10 SO 3 vs. Baylor 5/22/10 SB 2 last time vs. Oklahoma 5/8/10 6

7 PLAYER 2011 SEASON/OSU CAREER HIGHS #13 Saulyer Saxon, OF H 2 vs. St. Gregory s March 9 R n/a RBI 1 vs. St. Gregory s March 9 BB 1 vs. Kansas March 18 SO 2 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 #25 Devin Shines, OF/1B H 3 vs. New Mexico March 11 R 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 3 RBI 4 vs. Nebraska April 1 BB 1 last time vs. Nebraska April 3 SO 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 1 SB 1 last time vs. New Mexico March 12 #23 Mike Strong, LHP IP 8.1 vs. Texas March 25 H 7 vs. Nebraska April 1 ER 6 vs. Nebraska April 1 BB 3 vs. Dallas Baptist Feb. 22 SO 9 vs. Texas March 25 IP 8.1 vs. Texas March 25 H 9 vs. Texas A&M 5/14/10 ER 6 vs. Nebraska April 1 BB 6 vs. Kansas 5/2/10 SO 11 vs. Texas-Arlington 4/27/10 #30 Luis Uribe, OF H 3 last time vs. Minnesota March 6 R 3 last time vs. Minnesota March 6 RBI 5 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 BB 2 vs. New Mexico March 12 SO 2 vs. Kansas March 18 H 4 last time vs. Texas A&M 4/15/10 R 3 last time vs. Minnesota March 6 RBI 5 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 BB 2 last time vs. New Mexico March 12 SO 2 last time vs. Kansas March 18 SB 1 last time vs. Texas A&M 5/15/10 #44 Gabe Weidenaar, UTL/RHP (Hitting) H 4 vs. Minnesota March 6 R 3 vs. Minnesota March 6 RBI 4 vs. South Alabama March 5 BB 2 vs. Kansas March 20 SO 3 last time vs. Texas March 25 SB 1 last time vs. OK Wesleyan March 29 (Pitching) IP 4.1 vs. Washington March 23 H 2 last time vs. Washington March 23 ER n/a BB n/a SO 4 vs. Cal Poly Feb. 27 #35 Vince Wheeland, RHP IP 3.0 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 H 3 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 ER 1 last time vs. UAPB March 22 BB n/a SO 4 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff March 22 #55 Jared Womack, C/DH H 3 vs. New Mexico March 12 R 2 last time vs. Nebraska April 2 RBI 3 last time vs. OK Wesleyan March 29 BB 2 vs. Bryant Feb. 20 SO 2 last time vs. Texas March 25 H 3 vs. New Mexico March 12 R 2 last time vs. UAPB March 22 RBI 3 last time vs. OK Wesleyan March 29 BB 2 vs. Bryant Feb. 20 SO 2 last time vs. Texas March Inside The Numbers MULTIPLE-HIT GAMES Dane Phillips Tot 14 Jared Womack Zach Johnson Mark Ginther Davis Duren Gabe Weidenaar Devin Shines Luis Uribe Hunter Bailey Randy McCurry Saulyer Saxon TEAM MULTIPLE-RBI GAMES Zach Johnson Tot 8 Jared Womack Mark Ginther Luis Uribe Dane Phillips Gabe Weidenaar Davis Duren Devin Shines Hunter Bailey Randy McCurry TEAM HITTING STREAKS Longest Current Zach Johson 16 1 Dane Phillips 15* 1 Luis Uribe 10* - Jared Womack 10 - Davis Duren 7 3 Gabe Weidenaar 7 - Mark Ginther 5 3 Hunter Bailey 5 - Devin Shines 3 1 Randy McCurry 2 - Saulyer Saxon 2 - Andrew Heck 2 - Kevin Chambers 1* 1* Graham Saiko 1 - Heath Wilda 1 - Ryan Doeppel 1 - * - Streak dates back to the 2010 season. 7

8 PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS (More than 1 season played) 22 CHAMBERS, Kevin (hitting and pitching) Career / / Career / DUREN, Davis Career GINTHER, Mark (hitting and pitching) Career / Career / HEANEY, Andrew / / Career / HECK, Andrew ( at Duquesne) Career / / / / Career / KLEIN, Matt / / Career / McCARTHY, Ian / / Career /

9 PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS (More than 1 season played) 6 McCURRY, Randy (hitting and pitching) Career / / Career / PHILLIPS, Dane Career PROPST, Brad (hitting and pitching) Career / / / Career / ROSTHENHAUSLER, Nico Career SAADE, Carlos Career STRONG, Mike / / Career / URIBE, Luis Career WOMACK, Jared Career

10 The Last Time... A Cowboy Hitter Had... 8 At Bats in a Game: Jeff Salazar/Daylon Monette vs. Oklahoma, May 16, Hits in a Game: Kevin David (5) vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) 6 Runs in a Game: Kevin David (6 - tied school record) vs. Western Illinois, March 18, 2009 (Game 1) 5 Runs in a Game: Dean Green vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) 3 Doubles in a Game: Kevin David vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) 2 Triples in a Game: Dane Phillips vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, March 22, 2011 A Grand Slam: Davis Duren vs. Rice, May 11, 2010 A Pinch-Hit Home Run: Luis Uribe vs. Oklahoma, May 7, 2010 Hit For the Cycle: Josh Fields vs. Texas-Pan American, April 15, RBI in a Game: Jason Heath (10) vs. Kansas State, April 24, RBI in a Game: Adam Carr vs. Kansas, May 22, RBI in a Game: Kevin David vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, April 14, 2009 (Game 2) 6 RBI in a Game: Tom Belza vs. Alabama, May 29, Total Bases: Tom Belza (12) vs. Alabama, May 29, Walks in a Game: Corey Brown (5) vs. Texas Tech, May 11, Walks in a Game: Tom Belza vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) 4 Strikeouts in a Game: Kevin David vs. Missouri State, April 7, 2010 Stole Home: Tyrone Hambly vs. Nebraska, May 24, Stolen Bases in a Game: Davis Duren vs. Oklahoma Christian, March 2, Stolen Bases in a Game: Davis Duren vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 1) 3 HRs in a Game: Tom Belza vs. Alabama, May 29, 2009 HRs in Consecutive At Bats: Tom Belza (1st, 3rd and 5th inn.) vs. Alabama, May 29, 2009 Inside-the-Park Home Run: Dusty Harvard vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, May 18, Hits in an Inning: Mark Ginther vs. Nebraska (2nd inn.), April 1, 2011* 3 Hits in an Inning: Toby Rhodes vs. Grambling, Feb. 11, 2000 (Tied for NCAA Record) 3 HBP in a Game: Rafael Thomas vs. Western Illinois, March 18, 2009 (Game 2) 2 HBP in a Game: Jared Womack vs. Cal Poly, Feb. 26, 2011 (Game 1) Led Off Game with HR: Donnie Webb vs. Oklahoma, May 18, 2008 Walk-Off Home Run: Zach Johnson vs. Washington, March 23, 2011 A Cowboy Pitcher Had... A Complete Game: Tyler Lyons (8 inn.) vs. Texas, April 24, 2010 A Complete Game (7 Innings): Tyler Lyons vs. Kansas State May 1, 2009 (Game innings/game called due to rain) A Complete Game by a Freshman: Matt Smith vs. Baylor, April 18, 1998 Four-Straight Complete Games: Spencer Grogan vs. Kansas State 4/25; Kansas 4/17; Baylor 4/11; Texas A&M 4/3, 2004 Consecutive Complete Games: Tyler Lyons vs. Missouri, April 5, 2008; vs. Nebraska, April 12, 2008 Consecutive Complete Games (7 Innings): Matt Smith at Baylor (9), April 18, 1998; vs. Nebraska (7), April 24, 1998 A Shutout: Brad Propst vs. UMass, March 14, 2010 A Shutout (7 Innings): Frank Bludau vs. Kansas, March 19, 2000 Consecutive Shutouts: Matt Smith vs. Baylor, April 18, 1998; vs. Nebraska, April 24, 1998 A Combined Shutout: Brad Propsts (7.0), Blake Barnes (2.0) vs. Nebraska, April 2, 2011* A Combined Shutout (7 Innings): Andrew Oliver (5), Brandon Adams (0.1), Justin Friend (1.2) vs. Texas Tech, May 13, 2007 A Shutout by a Freshman: Matt Smith vs. Nebraska, April 24, 1998 Hit Four Batters in a Game: Matt Gardner vs. La Salle, Feb. 16, 2007 A Three-Pitch Inning: Rick Rivas (5th inn.) vs. Dallas Baptist, April 11, 2006 Had 10+ Strikeouts in a Game: Chris Marlowe (12) vs. Texas, March 25, 2011* A 2-Hit Game: Kevin Chambers (6.0) & Brian Denneny (3.0) vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) A 1-Hit Game: Matt Smith vs. Nebraska, April 24, 1998 A No-Hitter: Bob Richardson vs. Houston, March 26, 1968 A No-Hitter (7 Innings): Joe Giordanella vs. Oklahoma, April 1, 1985 A Combined No-Hitter: Jason Bell (5.2), Brent Nichols (1.1), Rob Gaiko (1), Marcus Cuper (1) vs. Missouri Southern, March 16,

11 The Last Time... Oklahoma State (The Team)... Scored 30+ Runs: vs. Western Illinois, March 18, 2009 (Game 1) Scored 20+ Runs: vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) Scored 10+ Runs in an Inning: (6th inn.) vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) Had 20+ Hits: vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan, April 21, 2010 Had 7+ Doubles: vs. Minnesota, March 6, 2011 Did Not Strikeout: vs. Kansas, May 2, 2010 Had 4+ Triples: vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, March 23, 2011 Had 10+ HRs: vs. Chicago State, Feb. 24, 1999 Had 8 HRs: vs. Kansas, April 15, 2006 Had 10+ Walks: vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) Had 10+ Stolen Bases: vs. Wichita State, April 27, 1956 Allowed Less Than Three Hits: vs. Alabama A&M, March 23, 2010 (Game 2) Was Shut Out: vs. Texas A&M, May 14, 2010 Was Shut Out at Home: vs. Texas A&M, May 14, 2010 Was Shut Out on the Road: vs. Texas, April 24, 2010 Had Back-to-Back Homers: Jared Womack/Davis Duren (2nd inn.) vs. Nebraska, April 1, 2011 Had Three Consecutive Homers: Ty Wright/Shelby Ford/Tyler Mach vs. Western Illinois, Feb. 24, 2006 Struck Out 15+ Times: vs. Missouri State, April 7, 2010 Turned a Triple Play: vs. Iowa State, May 7, 2000 Was Held to 2 or Less Hits: vs. Baylor, March 15, 2008 Committed Seven Errors in a Game: vs. Boston College, Feb. 10, 2001 Won Both Games of a Doubleheader: vs. Cal Poly, Feb. 26, 2011 Lost Both Games of a Doubleheader: vs. Kansas, March 20, 2010 An Opponent... Threw a No Hitter: Nick Schmidt (6), Brian McLelland (1) and Devin Collis (2), Arkansas, Feb. 11, 2006 Threw a One Hitter: B.R. Cook, Oregon State, Feb. 18, 1999 Hit 3 HRs: Charlie Llewellyn, Texas-Arlington, March 10, 1993 Hit 2 HRs: Cory Burleson, Nebraska, April 1, 2011 Had Back-to-Back HRs: Adam Smith/Kevin Gonzalez (2nd inn.), Texas A&M, May 14, 2010 Hit a Grand-Slam: Preston Springer, Wichita State, April 28, 2010 Had 5+ Hits in a Game: Jared Clark (5), Cal State Fullerton, March 13, 2009 Had 7+ RBI in a Game: John Heinrichs (8), UCLA, May 26, 1997 Scored 10+ Runs in an Inning: UCLA (10 in the 6th inn.), May 26, 1997 Had a Pinch-Hit Home Run: Kyle Johnson, Missouri, May 23, 2004 Pitched a Complete Game: Barret Loux, Texas A&M, May 14, 2010 Had 10+ Strikeouts in a Game: Craig Fritsch, Baylor, May 23, 2010 italics occurred during 2011 season * most recent occurrence in

12 Baseball America (April 4) USA Today/ ESPN (April 4) Collegiate Baseball (April 4) NCBWA (March 28) 1. Vanderbilt Virginia South Carolina Florida Arizona State Texas A&M Florida State Texas Fresno State Oklahoma Stanford Cal State Fullerton California Georgia Tech TCU North Carolina LSU Southern Miss Oregon State Troy Alabama Arizona Oklahoma State UCLA Stetson Vanderbilt Virginia South Carolina Florida Texas A&M Arizona State North Carolina Texas Oklahoma Florida State Georgia Tech Fresno State Cal State Fullerton TCU LSU UC Irvine Southern Miss California Oregon State Stanford Arizona Arkansas UCLA Alabama Rice Virginia Vanderbilt South Carolina Florida Arizona State Texas Texas A&M Georgia Tech North Carolina Cal State Fullerton Fresno State Florida State Oklahoma Southern Miss TCU UCLA California Stanford Alabama Oregon State Arizona Troy Rice Gonzaga Arkansas LSU UC Irvine New Mexico State Connecticut Georgia Vanderbilt Virginia South Carolina Florida Arizona State Texas A&M Oklahoma Texas Florida State North Carolina TCU Georgia Tech Arkansas Cal State Fullerton Fresno State LSU Clemson Arizona Stanford UCLA California UC Irvine Louisville Alabama Rice Oregon Oregon State Southern Miss Stetson Auburn Cowboys Week-By-Week in the Polls Baseball America USA Today/ESPN Collegiate Baseball NCBWA Preseason NR NR RV NR Feb. 21 NR No Poll NR NR Feb. 28 NR RV NR NR March 7 NR RV NR RV March 14 NR RV NR RV March 21 NR RV NR NR March 28 NR RV NR RV April 4 23 RV NR Not yet released 12

13 2011 OKL A HOMA S TA TE BA SEBA L L ROS TER 2011 OKLAHOMA STATE NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Last School) 1 Hunter Bailey I N F R / R J r. Cedar Park, Texas (Cedar Park HS/McLennan CC) 2 Ryan Doeppel O F R / R J r. Arcadia, Calif. (La Salle HS/East Los Angeles CC) 4 Joel A t k i n s o n S S R / R F r. San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS) 5 Brad Propst RHP R/R Sr. Amarillo, Texas (Randall HS/Frank Phillips College) 6 Randy McCurry I N F / R H P R / R S o. Tupelo, Okla. (Tupelo HS) 7 Jason Hursh R H P R / R F r. Carrollton, Texas (Trinity Christian) 8 Andrew Heaney LHP L/L So. Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City HS) 9 Mark Ginther I N F R / R J r. Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks HS) 10 Nico Rosthenhausler OF L/R Sr. Tucson, Ariz. (Desert View HS/South Mountain CC) 12 Zach Johnson I N F R / R J r. San Ramon, Calif. (California HS/Ohlone JC) 13 Saulyer Saxon O F L / L F r. Shawnee, Okla. (Shawnee HS) 14 Matt Klein LHP L/L Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Sierra Vista HS/Northeastern JC) 15 Graham Saiko INF R/R RS Fr. Newburgh, Ind. (Castle HS) 16 Carlos Saade OF R/R So. Miami, Fla. (Westminster Christian HS) 17 Nate Sorenson O F L / L F r. Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) 18 Ian McCarthy R H P R / R S o. Tustin, Calif. (Mater Dei HS) 19 Dane Phillips C L/R So. Nacogdoches, Texas (Central Heights HS) 22 Kevin Chambers LHP L/L So. Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley HS) 23 Mike Strong LHP L/L Sr. Afton, Minn. (Stillwater HS/Iowa Western CC) 24 Chris Marlowe R H P R / R J r. Spring, Texas (Klein Collins HS/Navarro CC) 25 Devin Shines 1B/OF R/L Jr. Austin, Texas (Westwood HS/San Jacinto College) 28 Andrew Heck O F / R H P R / R S r. Pittsburgh, Pa. (North Hills HS/Duquesne) 30 Luis Uribe OF R/R Sr. Boston, Mass. (Brighton HS/Endicott College/Western Okla. St.) 31 Josh Neilson R H P S / R J r. Lawton, Okla. (Lawton HS/Vernon JC) 32 Trey Whaley O F R / R J r. Lubbock, Texas (Frenship HS/Midland JC) 33 Blake Barnes R H P R / R J r. Ty l e r, Texas (Lee HS/Howard JC) 34 Chris Byford R H P R / R J r. M a r l o w, Okla. (Bray-Doyle HS/Western Oklahoma State) 35 Vince Wheeland R H P R / R F r. Turlock, Calif. (Turlock HS) 37 Heath Wi l d a I N F R / R S o. Chickasha, Okla. (Chickasha HS/Redlands CC) 38 Davis Duren I N F L / R S r. Tulsa, Okla. (Union HS) 42 Hunter Herrera R H P R / R J r. San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma HS/San Diego City College) 44 Gabe We i d e n a a r U T L / R H P S / R J r. Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS/College of Southern Nevada) 55 Jared Wo m a c k C / O F L / R J r. Tampa, Fla. (Plant HS/Oklahoma State/Ranger JC) Head Coach 3 Frank Anderson Assistant Coaches 40 Greg Evans 56 Billy Jones 43 Matt Gardner ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 4 Joel Atkinson SS 1 Hunter Bailey INF 33 Blake Barnes RHP 34 Chris Byford RHP 22 Kevin Chambers LHP 2 Ryan Doeppel OF 38 Davis Duren INF 9 Mark Ginther INF 8 Andrew Heaney LHP 28 Andrew Heck OF/RHP 42 Hunter Herrera RHP 7 Jason Hursh RHP 12 Zach Johnson INF 14 Matt Klein LHP 24 Chris Marlowe RHP 18 Ian McCarthy RHP 6 Randy McCurry INF/RHP 31 Josh Neilson RHP 19 Dane Phillips C 5 Brad Propst RHP 10 Nico Rosthenhausler OF 16 Carlos Saade OF 15 Graham Saiko INF 13 Saulyer Saxon OF 25 Devin Shines 1B/OF 17 Nate Sorenson OF 23 Mike Strong LHP 30 Luis Uribe OF 44 Gabe Weidenaar UT/RHP 32 Trey Whaley OF 35 Vince Wheeland RHP 37 Heath Wilda INF 55 Jared Womack C/OF Head Coach 3 Frank Anderson Assistant Coaches 40 Greg Evans 43 Matt Gardner 56 Billy Jones Pronunciation Guide Doeppel Heaney Propst Nico Rosthenhausler Saade Saiko Luis Uribe Weidenaar DOPE-ul HE-knee PROPS-t KNEE-co ross-then-house-ler Sa-DAY SIGH-co lou-eese yu-re-bay widen-our