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1 NEW MEXICO 2013 Lobo Baseball 2013 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: H: 21-7 A: 9-8 N: 0-2 MW: 20-4 H: 13-2 A: 7-2 Current streak: W 3 FEBRUARY 15 Oklahoma St.$ 4-2, L 16 Oklahoma St.$ (13), L 17 Oklahoma St.$ 9-1, W TAMU-CC& 7-0, W 23 vs. Iowa& 6-2 (10), L 24 vs. No. 16 Oklahoma& 10-8, L MARCH Nebraska Cancelled Nebraska 8-5, L Nebraska 3-0, L 5 La Salle 16-3, W 6 La Salle 17-4, W 8 UC Riverside 11-9, W 9 UC Riverside (DH)$ 14-12, L; 10-7, W 10 UC Riverside$ 14-9, L No. 14 Arizona St. 4-3 (11), L No. 21 UNLV* 3-2 (10), W No. 21 UNLV* 8-7, L No. 21 UNLV* 12-7, W 19 Missouri St. (DH) 6-5 (11) W; 8-2, L 22 Nevada* 9-8, W 23 Nevada* Postponed 24 Nevada* (DH) 3-2, L; 7-5, W 28 San Diego St.* 14-3, W 29 San Diego St.* 7-5, W 30 San Diego St.* 13-6, L APRIL New Mexico St.$ 10-5, L 2 Texas Tech$ 10-3, W Air Force* 11-5, W Air Force* 19-5, W Air Force* 11-4, L Arkansas (DH)$ 3-0, W; 4-3, L Arkansas$ Cancelled 12 Fresno St.*$ 11-4, W 13 Fresno St.*$ 14-3, W 14 Fresno St.*$ 4-3, W 17 New Mexico St.$ 13-6, W Nevada* 5-2, W Nevada* 7-2, W Nevada* 15-11, W 26 UNLV*$ 9-0, W 27 UNLV*$ 5-3, W 28 UNLV*$ (10), W Texas Tech$ 12-8, L MAY Texas Tech$ Cancelled 3 Air Force*$ 11-10, W 4 Air Force*$ 17-1, W 5 Air Force*$ 14-7, W 8 Texas Tech$ Cancelled Fresno St.*$ Fresno St.*$ Fresno St.*$ San Diego St.*$ San Diego St.*$ San Diego St.*$ MW Tournament^ (@ Fresno St.) * = Mountain West Game $ = Game broadcast on ESPN Radio The Team & = Kleberg Bank College Classic in Corpus Christ, Texas ^ = Mountain West Tournament at Fresno, Calif. BACK-TO-BACK MOUNTAIN WEST REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS No. 16 Lobo Baseball (30-17; 20-4 MW) Games at Fresno St. (17-29; MW) Pete Beiden Field Fresno, Calif. Friday, May 10 7:35 p.m. (MT) Saturday, May 11 7:35 p.m. (MT) Sunday, May 12 1:05 p.m. (MT) Broadcast: Box score, gametracker and recap will all be available on GoLobos.com. UNM Baseball Contact: Terry Kelly: Cell / - terencemckelly@gmail.com Against Fresno St.: The Lobos swept the Bulldogs earlier this season at Lobo Field by scores of 11-4, 14-3 and 4-3. Despite the lopsided scores of the first two games, each contest remained close to the late innings. UNM had a seven-run seventh in game one and a 12-run eighth in game two. The Lobos also took two of three in Fresno last season. Series Record: 8-9 Home: 6-0 Away: 2-7; Neutral: 0-2 Up Next: The Lobos finish the regular season with a road trip to San Diego St. for three games. LOBO BASEBALL QUICK HITS We really are New Mexico... The 2013 New Mexico baseball team has 12 players from the state of New Mexico. It is no secret coach Ray Birmingham wants to take local kids all the way to Omaha. Ever since he got to UNM, he has been a big advocate of recruiting the best local talent New Mexico has to offer. 1,000 wins... UNM head coach Ray Birmingham reached 1,000 career wins when the Lobos defeated Air Force 19-5 on Saturday, April 6. He spent the first two years of his career at College of the Southwest, the next 18 years at New Mexico Junior College, and is now in his sixth year at the helm of the Lobos. He has averaged over 39 wins per season in his career overall, and 33 per season at UNM. His 166 wins in his first five years is the most a Lobo coach as ever had in their first half a decade on the job, narrowly beating out the 165 Vince Cappelli won from Clinched... Despite being only 80 percent of the way through the conference season, the Lobos clinched the Mountain West regular-season title on Sunday, May 5. Their 14-7 win over Air Force, coupled with losses by UNLV and San Diego St., gave UNM a seven-game lead with only six games remaining. Mountain West record... With their dominating 17-1 win over Air Force on May 4, the Lobos set a MW record with their 11th straight win in conference play. TCU had 10-game MW winning streaks in 2011, 2010 and 2007, but nobody has ever had one as long as the Lobos. The streak stretched to 12 with UNM s 14-7 victory over Air Force on May 5 and is still active heading into this weekend s series at Fresno St. No rest? No problem... Senior catcher Mitch Garver doesn t take days off. You can always pencil him into the lineup no matter what. Need proof? He has started 169 straight games over the past three seasons, including all 47 so far in That is believed to be the third longest active streak in the country. Lobos sweep MW awards... Seniors Mitch Garver and Sam Wolff were named MW Player and Pitcher of the Week for their performance against Air Force May 3-5. Garver hit.571 (11-19) against the Falcons with three doubles, a triple, two home runs, six runs scored and 10 RBI. Wolff had perhaps the best start of his career on May 4. He went a career-long 7.2 innings and tied a career-high with seven strikeouts as UNM routed the Falcons It was Garver s second win of the season and sixth of his career, while it was Wolff s first ever honor. TABLE OF CONTENTS 2013 UNM Roster... 2 Lineup at a Glance... 3 MW Standings... 3 Birmingham Career... 4 Baseball Quick Facts... 5 Top 25 Polls Stats Recent Box Scores Last Time Out Last Time a Lobo Team Superlatives Game Linescores UNM s Record When UNM Stat Leaders UNM Stats Under Birm...21 Player Pages

2 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page BASEBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht/Wt Yr./Exp. DOB Hometown/Last School 2 Gabe Aguilar LHP L/L 5-8/175 Sr/3L 4/7/90 El Paso, Texas/Socorro HS 3 Alex Real C/1B R/R 6-0/215 So/1L 1/19/93 Anthem, Ariz./Boulder Creek HS 4 Alex Allbritton INF R/R 6-2/185 Sr/3L 12/9/90 Aurora, Colo./Grandview HS 5 Sam Haggerty INF S/R 5-11/175 Fr/HS 5/26/94 Denver, Colo./Mullen HS 6 Jared Holley INF R/R 5-6/155 Fr/HS 11/4/94 Chatsworth, Calif./Chatsworth HS 7 Sam Wolff RHP R/R 6-1/190 Sr/1L 4/14/91 Rapid City, S.D./Southern Nevada 8 Jered Meek INF L/R 5-10/175 Fr/HS 9/23/93 Carlsbad N.M./Carlsbad HS 9 Tyler Kamtz OF R/R 6-1/200 So/RS 11/18/91 Gilbert, Ariz./Grand Canyon University 10 Mitch Garver C R/R 6-1/205 Sr/3L 1/15/91 Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva HS 11 Jonathan Cuellar RHP R/R 6-1/185 Jr/TR 11/17/91 Phoenix, Ariz./Gateway CC 12 Chase Harris OF R/R 6-0/205 Jr/TR 7/28/91 Boise, Idaho/College of Southern Idaho 14 Logan Lippert OF R/R 6-0/200 Sr/1L 6/30/90 Albuquerque, N.M./Lamar JC 16 Matt Villalobos INF R/R 6-0/185 Fr/HS 12/5/93 Rio Rancho, N.M./Cleveland HS 17 Victor Sanchez RHP R/R 6-1/190 Fr/RS 11/10/92 Albuquerque, N.M./Volcano Vista HS 18 Luke Campbell OF R/R 6-0/200 Sr/1L 8/20/89 Arvada, Colo./Seward CC 19 Kevin Baumgartner LHP L/L 6-1/165 Jr/TR 5/15/92 Phoenix, Ariz./Paradise Valley CC 20 Drew Bridges RHP R/R 6-4/190 Fr/HS 12/30/93 Fruita, Colo./Monument HS 21 Anthony Consiglio RHP R/R 6-3/210 Jr/TR 8/10/91 Las Vegas, Nev./Western Nevada College 23 Erik Suarez C/1B R/R 5-11/205 Sr/1L 2/9/91 Burbank, Calif./Glendale CC 24 Josh Melendez OF R/R 5-11/190 Sr/1L 5/25/91 Chandler, Ariz./Gateway CC 26 Alex Estrella LHP L/L 5-11/155 So/1L 9/12/93 Las Vegas, Nev./Sierra Vista HS 28 A.J. Carman RHP R/R 6-3/220 Jr/TR 8/11/90 Bountiful, Utah/Salt Lake City CC 29 Hobie McClain RHP R/R 6-3/200 Sr/1L 4/3/91 Roswell, N.M./Clarendon JC 30 John Pustay OF L/R 5-10/190 Jr/1L 5/9/92 Colorado Springs, Colo./Southern Nevada 32 Trevor Whitmire INF/OF S/R 5-10/170 Fr/HS 10/8/93 Artesia, N.M./Artesia HS 33 DJ Peterson 1B/3B R/R 6-1/205 Jr/2L 12/31/91 Gilbert, Ariz./Gilbert HS 34 Ryan Padilla OF L/L 6-4/220 So/1L 12/10/92 Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva HS 37 Josh Walker RHP R/R 6-2/180 Jr/1L 12/18/91 Rio Rancho, N.M./Howard JC 38 Jake McCasland RHP R/R 6-2/220 Jr/2L 9/15/91 Farmington, N.M./Piedra Vista HS 41 Will Mathis LHP L/L 6-3/180 Sr/1L 8/18/90 Carlsbad, N.M./Luna CC 42 Taylor Duree RHP R/R 6-2/165 Fr/HS 5/6/93 Albuquerque, N.M./Sandia HS Head Coach: 1 Ray Birmingham (6th season) Assistant Coach: 13 Dan Spencer (1st season) Athletic Trainer: Rob Rimorin (4th season) Assistant Coach: 22 Ken Jacome (9th season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: 15 Matt Hibbitts (1st season) Managers: 36 Jacob Jarreau, 50 Pat Aspaas PRONUNCIATIONS Baumgartner = BOM - gart - ner Cuellar = KWAY - ar Estrella = es - TRAY - yuh Jacome = HAWK - uh - me Kamtz = CAMPS Padilla = Pa - DEE - yuh Pustay = PUH - stay Real = ree-al Suarez = SWA - ez Villalobos = VEE - yuh - low - bohs left field Luke Campbell Ryan Padilla Logan Lippert third base Alex Allbritton Jered Meek designated hitter Alex Real John Pustay Ryan Padilla Erik Suarez 2013 lobo POSITION CHART SHORTSTOP Jared Holley Alex Allbritton center field Josh Melendez Tyler Kamtz STARTERS Sam Wolff Drew Bridges A.J. Carman Josh Walker Alex Estrella Jonathan Cuellar Kevin Baumgartner catchers Mitch Garver Alex Real Erik Suarez second base Sam Haggerty Jared Holley first base DJ Peterson Alex Real right field Chase Harris Luke Campbell bullpen Josh Walker Gabe Aguilar Hobie McClain Jake McCasland Jonathan Cuellar Taylor Duree Will Mathis Victor Sanchez Anthony Consiglio

3 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS MW Games Overall Games Team W L Pct. Strk W L T Pct. 1. New Mexico W T. UNLV W T. San Diego St W Nevada L Fresno St W Air Force L Top Hitters Name, Pos. GP-GS BA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI DJ Peterson, 3B Mitch Garver, C Luke Campbell, DH/OF Josh Melendez, OF Chase Harris, OF Alex Real, C/1B Top Pitchers Name W-L G-GS-CG SV ERA IP R ER BB K Gabe Aguilar (L) Sam Wolff (R) Hobie McClain (R) Drew Bridges (R) Taylor Duree (R) Josh Walker (R) Jonathan Cuellar (R) Lobos statistics Top 25 national rankings (as of May 6) Team Batting average... (.342) 1st Slugging... (.505) 1st OBP... (.427) 1st Hits... (595) 1st Doubles... (123) 1st Doubles per game... (2.62) 1st Runs...(402) 2nd Triples...(28) 2nd Runs per game...(8.6) 2nd Triples per game...(.60) 2nd Walks...(219) 18th Home runs...(35) 22nd Home runs per game...(.74) 22nd SCOUTING FRESNO ST.... The Bulldogs are coming off a series loss at UNLV but defeated Hawaii 8-6 Tuesday. After losing the first two games of the set to the Rebels, they salvaged the final game with a 9-4 victory. Offensively they re led by preseason All-American Aaron Judge, who leads the team in batting (.366), runs (37), hits (63), doubles (13), home runs (nine), RBI (30), slugging (.634), OBP (.456), and steals (10-11). The rest of the Fresno lineup has struggled, though, as he s the only player on the team who is slugging over.440 or has an OBP over.367. The Bulldogs have fared a little better on the mound as converted infielder Jordan Brink (3.86 ERA), Blake Quinn (team-leading 2.27 ERA) and Derick Velazquez (team-high 10 starts and two CG) have anchored the rotation. The bullpen has struggled, however, as Fresno has four players who have made at least 14 appearances with an ERA over Quinn and Brink have been the best pitchers on the staff, and are holding opponents to a.241 and.212 batting averages against, respectively. Quinn has been phenomenal in conference play, only alloweding six earned runs in 33.2 IP. The Bulldogs are also hitting better in MW play, raising their.267 team batting average all the way to.301, with Judge leading the way hitting a cool.398. Individual Batting average DJ Peterson...(.410) 6th Mitch Garver...(.396) 24th Doubles DJ Peterson...(22) 4th Mitch Garver...(18) 19th Doubles per game DJ Peterson...(.51) 2nd Games started A.J. Carman...(12) 15th Sam Wolff...(12) 15th HBP per game Jared Holley...(.39) 15th Hits Mitch Garver...(78) 7th DJ Peterson...(71) 25th Home runs DJ Peterson...(13) 7th Home runs per game DJ Peterson...(.30) 5th OBP DJ Peterson...(.521) 2nd RBI DJ Peterson...(58) 8th Mitch Garver...(52) 17th RBI per game DJ Peterson...(1.35) 2nd Mitch Garver...(1.11) 18th Runs DJ Peterson...(57) 5th Runs per game DJ Peterson... (1.33) 3rd Sacrifice bunts Sam Haggerty...(14) 14th Sacrifice bunts per game Sam Haggerty...(.30) 24th Sacrifice flies Alex Allbritton...(8) 8th Slugging DJ Peterson...(.798) 2nd Total bases DJ Peterson... (138) 3rd Mitch Garver...(115) 19th Triples Josh Melendez...(5) 22nd Sam Haggerty...(5) 22nd Mitch Garver...(5) 22nd Walks Sam Haggerty... (37) 23rd DJ Peterson...(36) 25th Walks per game DJ Peterson...(.84) 17th UNM at Fresno St. Friday, May 10-7:35 p.m. MT Saturday, May 11-7:35 p.m. MT Sunday, May 12-1:05 p.m. MT Online: Gametracker, box score, and recap on GoLobos.com Probable Fresno St. Starters Friday - Jordan Brink (So., RHP) Saturday - Blake Quinn (Fr., LHP) Sunday - Derick Velazquez (So., RHP) New Mexico Probables (30-17, 20-4 MW) 1B DJ Peterson (Jr.) 2B Sam Haggerty (Fr.) SS Jared Holley (Fr.) 3B Alex Allbritton (Sr.) LF Luke Campbell (Sr.) CF Josh Melendez (Sr.) RF Chase Harris (Jr.) C Mitch Garver (Sr.) DH Alex Real (So.) OR John Pustay (Jr.) Probable Starters Friday - Josh Walker (Jr., RHP) Saturday - Sam Wolff (Sr., RHP) Sunday - Drew Bridges (Fr., RHP) Media Information Interview Policy All interviews with Lobo coaches and student-athletes must be arranged through Terry Kelly in the UNM Athletics Media Relations office. Post-game Policy The Lobo locker room is closed to the media at home and on the road. Head coach Ray Birmingham and select players will address the media in front of the UNM dugout or outside of the locker room. Lobos On The Air A 2013 radio schedule has been released. The Lobos will again pair with ESPN Radio for broadcasts. Check GoLobos.com for the official announcement.

4 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 4 Ray Birmingham (New Mexico State, 1978) Head Coach 6th Season at New Mexico 26th Overall Current Year-By-Year Record Overall: 1, (.680) New Mexico: (.568) 4-Year Institution: (.529) 2-Year Institution: (.750) School Year Record Pct. College of SW College of SW College of SW 2 yrs New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC New Mexico JC 18 yrs New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico 6 yrs Totals 26 yrs. 1, Career Notes Back-to-back-to-back NCAA regionals appearances ( ), first postseason berths for UNM since 1962 Birmingham coached the Lobos to their first two MW Tournament Championships in 2011 and SIDE NOTE: The Lobos were regular season champs in 2000 and shared the crown in Attained highest RPI in school history (No. 19) in In 2012 he coached his 1,400th collegiate game on Saturday, March 17 at home against San Diego State. He coached his 400th game as a 4-year head coach on Saturday, April 21 at home versus Florida Gulf Coast. The NMJC Thunderbirds won the 2005 NJCAA National Championship and were the national runners-up in Birmingham set the foundations for the programs at College of the Southwest ( ) and NMJC ( ). Birmingham began his coaching career at Las Cruces Mayfield High School where the Trojans won the 4A championship in 1981 and had three No. 1 rankings through CLINCHED... Despite being only 80 percent of the way through the conference season, the Lobos clinched the Mountain West regular-season title on Sunday, May 5. Their 14-7 win over Air Force, coupled with losses by UNLV and San Diego St., gave UNM a seven-game lead with only six games remaining. MOUNTAIN WEST RECORD... With their dominating 17-1 win over Air Force on May 4, the Lobos set a MW record with their 11th straight win in conference play. TCU had 10-game MW winning streaks in 2011, 2010 and 2007, but nobody has ever had one as long as the Lobos. The streak stretched to 12 with UNM s 14-7 victory over Air Force on May 5 and is still active heading into this weekend s series at Fresno St. HOTTER THAN SOUP... On a team full of hot players, nobody is hotter than Luke Campbell. He has eight straight multi-hit games dating back to April 20 at Nevada. Since then he s 17-for-35 (.486) with 12 runs, 10 RBI, five doubles, two triples and a homer. He is slugging.829 during that stretch and has raised his batting average from.328 to.364. WALK OFF THIS WAY... UNM has had a flair for the dramatic this season. They have been involved in seven walkoffs (five wins, two losses). Walkoffs Date Opp. Result Win came on Mar. 4-3, L RBI single, B11 Mar. 19 Mizzou St. 6-5, W RBI single, B11 Mar. 22 Nevada 9-8, W RBI double, B9 Apr. 4-3, L RBI single, B9 Apr. 14 Fresno St. 4-3, W Wild pitch, B9 Apr. 28 UNLV 14-13, W Sac fly, B10 May 3 Air Force 11-10,W RBI single, B9 LOBOS SWEEP MW AWARDS... Seniors Mitch Garver and Sam Wolff were named MW Player and Pitcher of the Week for their performance against Air Force May 3-5. Garver hit.571 (11-19) against the Falcons with three doubles, a triple, two home runs, six runs scored and 10 RBI. Wolff had perhaps the best start of his career on May 4. He went a career-long 7.2 innings and tied a career-high with seven strikeouts as UNM routed the Falcons It was Garver s second win of the season and sixth of his career, while it was Wolff s first ever honor. MW Player/Pitcher of the Week Date Player March 13...DJ Peterson March 25...Mitch Garver April 15...Drew Bridges April 15...Josh Melendez April 29...Sam Haggerty May 6...Mitch Garver May 6...Sam Wolff JOHNNY S EIGHT IS GREAT... John Pustay is finally fully recovered from a dislocated kneecap he suffered last season, and the results are showing. Before narrowly getting thrown out on a groundout Tuesday at Texas Tech, he had recorded a hit in eight straight at-bats. He doubled as a pinch hitter on April 21 at Nevada. He then singled as a pinch hitter April 27 against UNLV. He followed that up with another pinch-hit double against UNLV on April 28, and then tripled in his next at- bat that same game. He then had a double and three singles against the Red Raiders before getting robbed of a hit in the ninth. GOLDEN SPIKES WATCH LIST... USA Baseball released its midseason watch list for the Golden Spikes Award and both Mitch Garver and DJ Peterson were on it. Both players were also on the preseason watch list, and their strong play this season justified that placement. As of May 1 Peterson is on pace to win the Mountain West triple crown for the second straight year (.403, 13, 53), while Garver is second on the team in batting (.379), doubles (16), RBI (43), and OBP (.450). WOLFF ON FIRE... Senior Sam Wolff has been seeing a lot of zeroes lately. Dating back to April 13 at Fresno St., he has allowed only a run in his last 21.2 innings pitched. Included in this stretch was a career-best 14.2-inning scoreless streak. He lowered his ERA from 4.91 to 3.51 during that time. MOVIN ON UP... UNM keeps winning and keeps moving up the rankings. The Lobos have now achieved their highest ever spot in Baseball America s rankings. They moved up one spot to No. 16 this week. Before the season the highest ranking head coach Ray Birmingham s squad had achieved was on March 30, W IS FOR WALKER AND WIN... Last season Josh Walker was part of UNM s excellent weekend rotation and went 8-3. This season he has been moved to the back of the bullpen and has been an anchor as the Lobos closer. He is 8-0 with seven saves. He is one of only 12 pitchers in the nation to be undefeated with eight or more wins. His career record of 16-3 gives him a winning percentage of.842, which is the highest in school history (min. 15 decisions). Also his seven saves this season are tied for third most in school history. IF YOU WANT TO WIN PUT AGUILAR IN... Senior left-handed pitcher Gabe Aguilar is in his fifth season at UNM because he redshirted the 2011 season, and now he is has enjoyed more wins as a Lobo than any other player. When he was on the active roster in 2009, 2010, 2012, and 2013, the Lobos have won 142 games. That breaks the school record of 141 held by Walt Arnold and Mike Foote, who both played from Aguilar also has 60 appearances in his career, which is only two shy of sixth place at UNM. HAGGERTY NAMED POW... Sam Haggerty certainly isn t playing like a freshman this season. His clutch gamewinning sacrifice fly against UNLV on Sunday, April 28, gave UNM a wild, comefrom-behind inning win. His overall play against the Rebels was strong enough to earn him MW Player of the Week honors. He went 6-for-11 (.545) with five runs and three RBI. He was walked four times and laid down two sacrifice bunts as UNM extended its winning streak to 10 games. RANKED AGAIN... UNM opened the season ranked No. 21 by Baseball America, the first time that publication has ever ranked the Lobos in the preseason. After losing their opening series to Oklahoma St.,

5 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 5 BASEBALL QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Institution... University of New Mexico Location...Albuquerque, N.M. Enrollment...28,800 Founded by Territorial Legislature Colors...Cherry and Silver Nickname...Lobos Conference...Mountain West President... Dr. Robert Frank Vice President for Athletics... Paul Krebs Sr. Associate Athletics Director...Tim Cass Faculty Representative...Breda Bova BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach...Ray Birmingham (6th year) Alma Mater...New Mexico State 78 Assistant Coach - Infield/Recruiting... Ken Jacome (9th year) Alma Mater... Oklahoma City 91 Assistant Coach - Pitching...Dan Spencer (1st year) Alma Mater... Portland State 90 Volunteer Coach...Matt Hibbitts (1st year) Managers...Jacob Jarreau, Pat Aspaas Athletic Trainer... Rob Rimorin (4th year) Baseball Phone... (505) Baseball Fax... (505) Baseball Mailing Address...MSC University of New Mexico, Colleen J. Maloof Building...Albuquerque, NM Letterwinners Returning/Lost...17/13 Starters Returning/Lost...6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost...7/6 Newcomers...16 BASEBALL STADIUMS Stadium...Lobo Field Capacity...1,000 Dimensions...LF: 350, LF Power Alley: 403,... CF: 420, RF Power Alley: 410, RF: 350: Stadium...Isotopes Park Capacity...11,124 Dimensions...LF: 340, LF Power Alley: LFC Point: 428, CF: 400, RFC Point: RF Power Alley: 404, RF: 340 Lobos Occupancy...Since 2004 Press Box Phone... (505) REVIEW Overall Record MW Record/Finish (T-1st/1st) Home Record Away Record Neutral Record PROGRAM HISTORY (going into 2013) All-time Record...1,634-1, (.522) MW Record (.566) NCAA Appearances...4 (1962, 2010, 2011, 2012) Conference Championships...4 (1962, 2000, 2011, 2012) MEDIA RELATIONS UNM Baseball Contact...Terry Kelly Cell Phone... (408) Phone... (505) terencemckelly@gmail.com Website... Assoc. AD for Media Relations...Frank Mercogliano Phone... (505) fmercog@unm.edu Fax... (505) however, the Lobos dropped out. But they finally returned on April 22. This marks the fourth time in head coach Ray Birmingham s six years that UNM has been ranked. YEAR DATE RANK PUBLICATION 2013 April Baseball America 2012 June 1 26 Collegiate Baseball 2010 May 3 27 PING! Baseball 2009 March Baseball America FRIDAY, FRIDAY... One of the reasons the Lobos have been able to win seven straight Mountain West series is their success on Fridays. Typically teams throw their best pitcher the first game of the series, and UNM is an astounding 10-1 on Fridays this season. In fact, the Lobos have won their past 10 games on Friday. Their first game of the season was a 4-2 defeat to Oklahoma St. on Friday, Feb. 15, but since then they have literally been unbeatable. TAKING BASES AND TAKING NAMES... In their 13-6 victory over New Mexico St. on April 17, the Lobos stole seven bases, which is tied for the fifth most ever in a game in school history. It was the most since the Lobos swiped eight bags against BYU on April 8, Josh Melendez (2), Chase Harris (2), DJ Peterson (1), Mitch Garver (1) and John Pustay (1) all got in on the action. UNM now has 61 stolen bases in 47 games this season after swiping 61 in 61 games in LOBOS SWEEP AWARDS... Following a week in which they went 4-1, including a sweep of MW foe Fresno St., Lobos Josh Melendez and Drew Bridges were named MW Player and Pitcher of the Week, respectively, on April 15. Melendez went 10- for-19 with a double, triple, and home run as he extended his hitting streak to a careerbest 15 games. Bridges got the win in a 3-0 shutout in the first game of a doubleheader at then-no. 10 Arkansas on April 9. He went a career-long 5.1 innings and allowed only three hits while striking out three. THIS ONE ALSO GOES TO Entering the eighth inning on April 13 trailing the Fresno St. Bulldogs 3-2, the Lobos needed a rally. They got one in a big way. The first 12 batters of the inning reached base and each one eventually came around to score. It is the most runs scored in an inning in the Birmingham era. The last time UNM scored 12 runs in a frame was April 15, 2007 at Air Force. (The Lobos also scored 12 runs in an inning earlier that season against Rhode Island on March 11 at Isotopes Park.) The last time the Lobos scored more than 12 in an inning was on March 11, 2005, at Isotopes Park against Savannah St. UNM scored 15 runs in the second on its way to a 20-7 victory. JUST LIKE THEY DREW IT UP... Freshman RHP Drew Bridges was spectacular in his four starts between April 2 and April 26. On April 2 against Texas Tech he allowed two runs on two hits in five innings to earn his first career win. One week later at 10th-ranked Arkansas on April 9 he was even better. He gave up only three hits and one walk in 5.1 shutout innings as the Lobos defeated the Razorbacks 3-0. In his past 15.1 innings he has only allowed eight hits (all singles) and four walks with 10 strikeouts. It was enough to earn him MW Pitcher of the Week honors. On Friday, April 19 at Nevada he outdueled Braden Shipley, a potential first-round pick this June. He allowed only one run on three hits in five innings with four strikeouts. He then threw a career-high six shutout innings against UNLV at Lobo Field on Friday, April 26. He struck out three and only gave up three hits and one walk. Of his 14 hits allowed during that stretch, all of which were singles, three didn t even left the infield. In total he gave up three runs in his 21.1 innings while striking out 13 and walking only five. Not bad for a player who came to UNM this past fall as a shortstop. NO REST? NO PROBLEM... Senior catcher Mitch Garver doesn t take days off. You can always pencil him into the lineup no matter what. Need proof? He has started 169 straight games over the past three seasons, including all 47 so far in That is believed to be the third longest active streak in the country. 1,000 WINS... UNM head coach Ray Birmingham reached 1,000 career wins when the Lobos defeated Air Force 19-5 on Saturday, April 6. He spent the first two years of his career at College of the Southwest, the next 18 years at New Mexico Junior College, and is now in his sixth year at the helm of the Lobos. He has averaged over 39 wins per season in his career overall, and 33 per season at UNM. His 166 wins in his first five years is the most a Lobo coach as ever had in their first half a decade on the job, narrowly beating out the 165 Vince Cappelli won from , and it has come against the five toughest schedules in program history. In 2013 the Lobos have played 13 of their 44 games against teams that have been ranked in the Top 25 at some point during the season. DOUBLE TROUBLE... DJ Peterson is closing in on the school s all-time doubles list with 75 after knocking two against Air Force this past weekend. He is only three shy of the school record, held by Daniel Stovall who hit 78 during his career from Peterson is also now third in Mountain West history behind only Stovall and UNLV s Brent Johnson, who hit 90 from AND COUNTING... Senior catcher Mitch Garver reached a milestone against Nebraska on Saturday, March 2, by recording his 200th career hit. He is only the second player in UNM history whose primary position was catcher to reach that plateau. Former All-American Rafael Neda used to hold the record for career hits for backstops at UNM with 233, until Garver passed him in his first at-bat against Air Force on April 6. He singled through the left side in the first inning and added two more hits that game. He now has 266 career hits as he adds to his lead with every hit he collects. He has a chance to reach the Top 5 for career hits at UNM by the team the season ends. Dusty Young is currently fifth in school history with 286. FOLLOW MY LEAD... The Lobos have had their leadoff man reach in 177 of 418 innings this season for an OBP of.423. That is actually lower than the team s overall

6 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 6 OBP of.427, but is still a big reason the team is second in the country averaging 8.6 runs per game. COMPARED TO Last season UNM had one of its best seasons in school history, but 2013 is shaping up to be even better. Through the same number of games as last season, in 2013 the Lobo offense has a batting average a whopping 25 points higher, has scored 59 more runs, has hit more doubles, triples and home runs, has higher slugging and on base percentages, and has stolen more bases at a better success rate. Also, Lobo pitchers have hurled more innings after setting a school records in that category in Through 47 games Category Record Batting Runs Walks (batters) Doubles Triples Home runs Total bases Slugging OBP HBP Steals Saves IP BAA DUCK!... Lobo batters have been hit by 59 pitches in 47 games so far this season for an average of 1.26 HBP per game. If they keep up their current pace they will move into second place on the school s singleseason list by the end of the year. REAL IS FOR REAL... Sophomore first baseman/designated hitter Alex Real is having a breakout campaign in his second season with the Lobos. He is hitting.330 with six home runs and 30 RBI. He has also chipped in with 16 doubles and a.516 slugging percentage. His breakout truly began in last season s Mountain West Tournament when he recorded a championship game-record seven RBI. He currently ranks in the Top 10 in 11 offensive categories in MW play. He has also yet to commit an error in conference play this season. HALFWAY HOME... Following their 10-3 win over Texas Tech on April 2, the Lobos have now passed the halfway point of the regular season. As of May 6 they lead the Mountain West in 16 offensive categories: batting, slugging, OBP, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, total bases, plate appearances, at-bats, walks, HBP, stolen bases, fewest strikeouts and sacrifice flies. Individually Lobos lead the MW in 15 offensive categories. On the pitching side, Josh Walker leads the conference in wins, and Sam Wolff has allowed the fewest doubles among all qualified pitchers. Chase Harris is one of only three players yet to commit an error this season. MR. CLUTCH... On March 19 vs. Missouri St. and again on March 22 vs. Nevada Mitch Garver delivered a game-winning, walk-off hit. After defeating the Wolf Pack, teammate DJ Peterson called him Mr. Clutch. Garver has now delivered a walkoff hit four times in his career. Date Opponent Hit 3/22/13 Nevada Two-RBI 2B 3/19/13 Missouri St. One-RBI 1B 5/15/12 NMSU Two-RBI HR 3/5/11 UTSA One-RBI 1B FIFTH-YEAR PITCHING... Senior lefthanded pitcher Gabe Aguilar is having his best season to date in the cherry and silver in his fifth season in the program. He has been one of the Lobos most reliable relievers all season. Two stats in particular stand out for him. 1) Opponents are just 5-38 (.132) against him with two outs. 2) He s not simply a lefty specialist, but lefthanded batters are hitting just.159 (7-44) against him. HIT PARADE... Senior catcher Mitch Garver saw his career-long 26-game hitting streak come to an end Tuesday, April 2 against Texas Tech. It was the second longest in Division I this season. During the streak he had 11 multi-hit games, including three games with three and two games with four hits. It was the second longest hitting streak in the nation this season, behind only Matt Oberste of Oklahoma s 30-game streak. SACRIFICE ANYTHING... Senior infielder Alex Allbritton is currently eighth in the nation with eight sacrifice flies, which is a career-high for the four-year starter. Meanwhile, freshman Sam Haggerty leads the MW with 14 sacrifice bunts, which places him in a tie for 14th in the country. TARGET PRACTICE?... Despite standing only 5 6, freshman Jared Holley has been hit 15 times this season. He is tied for the conference lead despite having 61 and 35 fewer at-bats than the players he s tied with, Air Force s Garrett Custons and David Baska. Holley is averaging 0.39 HBP per game, which is 15th in the nation. With six regular-season games remaining, Holley is tied for the fifth most HBPs in a season. The HBP single-season school record is 19, which was set by Aaron Santini in CAN T CATCH ME... Good luck trying to throw out senior center fielder Josh Melendez if he takes off stealing because you ll need it. Dating back to Feb. 24 last season, he successfully stole 29 bases in a row. He stole 21 straight to end the 2012 season and started 2013 a perfect 8-for-8. The streak came to an end April 12 against Fresno St. CHASING DJ... Despite missing four games with a strained hamstring, DJ Peterson currently leads or is tied for the lead in seven offensive categories in the MW:, slugging, OBP, runs, RBI, doubles, home runs, and total bases. He is also second in hits, only four behind teammate Mitch Garver, and walks, one behind teammate Sam Haggerty. EXPECT RUNS EARLY... Both the Lobos and their opponents are scoring early and often this season. In the first inning of games the Lobos (40 runs) and their opponents (41) have combined to score 81 runs.... AND EXPECT RUNS LATE... The highest scoring inning for UNM this season has been the eighth. The Lobos (66) and their opponents (42) have combined for 108 runs in the second-to-last frame. So beware if you re a reliever coming in to protect a lead late in the game. GARVER NAMED POW... After extending his hitting streak to a career-best 22 games and recording two game-winning, walk-off hits from March 19-24, senior catcher Mitch Garver was named Mountain West Player of the Week. EXTRA, EXTRA... In 2012 the Lobos had only three games all season go into extra frames, but they blown past that number this season. Unfortunately, unlike last year when they went 2-1 the Lobos struggled in extras to start the season. They lost their first three extra-inning games and were outscored 6-0 in the process. Things have be turning around for the Lobos, however. UNM recorded its first extra-inning win of the season March 15 at No. 21 UNLV when Josh Melendez drove in the game-winning run in the 10th inning of a 3-2 affair. They followed that up with a come-from-behind 6-5 victory over Missouri St. in the first game of a doubleheader on March 19. Most recently the Lobos rallied for a inning win over UNLV at Lobo Field on April 28. ELEVEN? HA! THIS ONE GOES TO Junior DJ Peterson had himself a weekend against UC Riverside as he reached base safely in 12 straight plate appearances. Beginning with his final at-bat on Friday, March 9, and extending through both games of the doubleheader on March 10, he had seven straight hits, including four home runs, before the Highlanders refused to pitch to him. After homering in his first at-bat in the second game of the twin bill, he saw 20 straight pitches out of the strike zone and walked five times. Even though he played two full games and in parts of two others, he did not make an out for over 40 hours. RUNS FOR EVERYONE... In six games from March 5 through March 10 the Lobos scored 75 runs. A month later that was more than five teams had scored all season. UNM currently ranks fourth in the nation in scoring and is averaging 7.9 runs per game. WALK THIS WAY... The Lobos drew 15 walks against UC Riverside in the second game of their doubleheader on March 9. It was one shy of the school record and two shy of the Mountain West record. DJ Peterson (five) and Ryan Padilla (four) accounted for nine of those walks. GO DJ, THAT S MY DJ... After his tremendous series against UC Riverside, DJ Peterson rose up the national leaderboard in numerous categories. He remains near or at the top in several. WHAT A WEEK FOR WALKER... Junior

7 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 7 Josh Walker had a tremendous week on the mound for the Lobos from March In three appearances he hurled nine scoreless innings and allowed only seven hits while striking out 16 to earn his first win and first two saves of the season. MMM-MMM GOOD... Senior Luke Campbell got off to a tremendous start in After coming off the bench in the season-opener, he started the next 13 games and recorded a hit in every one. On March 5 against LaSalle he hit his first home run since May 6, 2011, and on March 10 he recorded two assists from left field. Not bad for someone who missed all of 2012 due to a fractured orbital bone. THAT S GOTTA HURT... Against LaSalle on March 5, the Lobos were plunked by six pitches. It was the most HBP for UNM since BYU pitchers hit six Lobos on March 13, Freshman Jared Holley was hit three times against the Explorers, the most in a single game for a Lobo since Jordan Pacheco was also hit three times on Feb. 28, 2006, against the New Mexico St. Aggies. The Lobos were also hit six times in game one of their doubleheader against Missouri St. on March 19. BIG-INNING WOES... UNM has been on the wrong side of big innings this season. Their opponents have scored four or more runs in an inning 21 times. In fact, 102 of the 284 runs (35.9 percent) their opponents have scored this season have come during those 21 innings. MORE ZEROES FOR CARMAN... Junior righty A.J. Carman had an outstanding start to his UNM career. He allowed only one run in his first 15 innings, including a string of 12 2/3 scoreless frames in a row. SHOUTOUT TO SHUTOUTS... From Feb. 17 through Feb. 23 Lobo pitchers did not allow a run over 21 consecutive innings. For the final 5 1/3 innings during UNM s 9-1 victory over Oklahoma St., through the 7-0 shutout of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, and for the first 6 2/3 innings against Iowa, Lobo pitchers held the opposition scoreless. It was the longest scoreless innings streak by Lobo pitchers since at least the 1981 season as complete box scores are unavailable prior to that year. Here is the complete breakdown of pitchers who were part of the streak (listed by total innings pitched): A.J. Carman, junior RHP...7 IP Kevin Baumgartner, junior LHP IP Josh Walker, junior RHP...3 IP Sam Wolff, senior RHP...2 IP Hobie McClain, senior RHP IP Alex Estrella, sophomore LHP IP Gabe Aguilar, senior LHP IP Longest UNM Scoreless IP Streaks Since 1981 Inns. Dates Opponents /17-2/23, 2013 Ok. St., TAMU-CC, Iowa /1-5/8, 2011 UNLV, Air Force /25-4/27, 2010 Air Force, Texas Tech /24-2/26, 2006 Utah Valley St /1-4/3, 2004 BYU /29-2/3, 2000 Grand Canyon, Arizona ALL CLASS... Senior Mitch Garver was named one of 30 candidates for the Senior CLASS Award. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. Garver is one of four candidates who is an All-American and is the only student athlete on the list from the Mountain West. PROTECTION IS SPELLED G-A-R-V- E-R... In 2013 teams figure to pitch around junior third baseman DJ Peterson quite a bit. He has been intentionally walked 12 times this season, and five times senior catcher and fellow All-American Mitch Garver has come through with an RBI. RBI after Peterson intentional walks: Date Opp. Inning Garver Result 2/16 Okla. St. Bot 6 Single, 2 RBI 2/17 Okla. St. Bot 1 Single, 1 RBI 2/17 Okla. St. Bot 6 Triple, 2 RBI 2/22 TAMU-CC Top 1 Single, 1 RBI 4/20 Nevada Top 1 Sac fly, 1 RBI ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM... The Lobos had five players named to the Kleberg Bank College Classic All-Tournament Team: senior catcher Mitch Garver (.357, 3 RBI); sophomore first baseman Alex Real (.286, one HR); freshman second baseman Sam Haggerty (.444, one 2B); junior third baseman DJ Peterson (.383, two 2B, one 3B, one HR); and junior starting pitcher A.J. Carman (7 IP, 0 R, 3 K). SENIOR LEADERSHIP... Senior shortstop Alex Allbritton was not expected to play in the season-opening series against Oklahoma State due to a broken index finger on his throwing hand. However, after freshman Jared Holley suffered a concussion he played the final 18 innings of the series and hit.429 with two RBI. He also handled eight chances in the field and did not make an error, despite a bulky splint on his broken finger. HE S THE BAUM... Junior college transfer Kevin Baumgartner had a solid Division I debut against Oklahoma State on Feb. 16. Coming on in relief of starter Anthony Consiglio the lefty allowed only one run on three hits with six strikeouts. His work allowed the Lobos to build a 14-6 lead by the time he exited the game in the eighth inning. FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING... Ten Lobos saw their first Division I action in the series against Oklahoma State: Kevin Baumgartner, A.J. Carman, Anthony Consiglio, Jonathan Cuellar, Sam Haggerty, Chase Harris, Jared Holley, Tyler Kamtz, Jered Meek, and Tyler Spencer. Freshman Taylor Duree appeared in his first game against Nebraska, and versus LaSalle Drew Bridges, Matt Villalobos and Victor Sanchez all made their first collegiate appearances. GOLDEN SPIKES ALERT... Senior catcher Mitch Garver and junior third baseman DJ Peterson were two of 50 players named to the Golden Spikes Award watch list by USA Baseball. The Golden Spikes Award is given annually to the best amateur baseball player in the country. In 2012 Peterson was one of 30 semifinalists for the award and won the fan portion of the voting, earning nearly three times as many votes as the next closest player. GARVER, PETERSON, PADILLA NAMED PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS... Senior catcher Mitch Garver, junior third baseman DJ Peterson, and sophomore outfielder Ryan Padilla all earned preseason All- America honors. Garver and Peterson were named by the NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball newspaper, and PerfectGame.org. They were the only pair of teammates to be named First Team Preseason All-American by the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball. They are also the first Lobo teammates to earn First Team Preseason All-America status the same season. Padilla was named to Collegiate Baseball s third team. This is the first time the Lobos have had three Preseason All-Americans in one year since 2007 when Jordan Pacheco, Daniel Stovall, and Ian Hollick were all honored. STOP WATCH... Senior Hobie McClain was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association watch list for the Stopper of the Year Award, which is given annually to the best reliever in Division I baseball. McClain is one SUMMER FUN... Several UNM players had solid summer league campaigns following the 2012 season: senior outfielder Luke Campbell and sophomore catcher Alex Real were both named All Stars in the Northwoods League; left-handed pitcher Will Mathis earned Texas Collegiate League Pitcher of the Week honors on Aug. 1 after he hurled 10 shutout innings in a 1-0 victory; Mitch Garver led all catchers in the prestigious Cape Cod League with a.298 batting average; and DJ Peterson led Team USA in home runs and RBI in 16 games against international competition. ONE OF THE BEST... Over the past three seasons only 25 teams in the country have played in an NCAA regional each year and the Lobos are one of those teams. Even more impressive is that UNM is one of only six schools out of those 25 that is not in a BCS conference. The other five schools include perennial powers Rice and Cal St. Fullerton, as well as Coastal Carolina, Kent St., and Oral Roberts. BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPS... After an unexpected run to the 2011 Mountain West Tournament title, the Lobos returned in 2012 as a favorite to take home the championship. After sharing the regularseason crown with TCU, the Lobos swept through the tournament once again to earn their second straight automatic berth (and third straight overall) to an NCAA regional. The Lobos have now won seven straight games at the MW Tournament after only winning eight total the five previous years. In 2012 they outscored their opponents 40-5 over three games, securing their place as the best team in the Mountain West Ṫhe Lobos dominated right from the get-go last year, opening the tournament

8 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 8 with a 13-0 victory over the host UNLV Rebels. They followed that up with a hardfought, come-from-behind 5-2 win over TCU. Then in the championship game they set numerous tournament records during a 22-3 blowout of San Diego State. PLAYING THE CREAM OF THE CROP... Once again head coach Ray Birmingham has challenged his team with a very tough schedule. UNM will host 2012 NCAA tournament participant Missouri State for a doubleheader, play a home-and-home with Rio Grande Rival New Mexico State, and travel to play two games at Arkansas, which made the College World Series last season and is ranked #1 in several preseason polls. The Lobos also play one game against both Oklahoma and Arizona State, ranked as high as 14th and 16th, respectively, in the preseason. Throw in six league games against MW newcomer Fresno State, who also made an NCAA Regional last season, and the Lobos face a daunting task as they try to advance to the NCAAs for a fourth consecutive season. There s nowhere to hide on our schedule once again, Birmingham said. I think we play a tougher non-conference schedule than many SEC, Big 12, and Pac 12 teams. I m sure our non-conference schedule will be ranked at least in the top 50 in the country, if not the top 40. In all, the Lobos play 13 games against teams that made an NCAA Regional in WE ARE NEW MEXICO... The 2013 New Mexico baseball team has 12 players from the state of New Mexico. It is no secret coach Ray Birmingham wants to take local kids all the way to Omaha. Ever since he got to UNM, he has been a big advocate of recruiting the best local talent New Mexico has to offer. COACHES PICK LOBOS TO WIN MOUNTAIN WEST... The UNM baseball team was voted an overwhelming favorite to win its second straight Mountain West championship Feb. 8 as the preseason coaches poll was released. Head coach Ray Birmingham s Lobos received five first place votes and 35 points overall to finish well ahead of second place San Diego State. The Aztecs received the other first place vote to finish with 26 points and narrowly edge out Mountain West newcomers Nevada (23 points) and Fresno State (22). UNLV (13) and Air Force (7) were voted fifth and sixth, respectively. UNM returns six starters from last season s team that went 37-24, won both the MW regular-season and tournament championships, and advanced to an NCAA regional for the third straight season. Included in that group are 2012 Co- Mountain West Players of the Year Mitch Garver (.377, 10 home runs, 57 RBI) and DJ Peterson (.419, 17, 78). I think we have a target on our back from the last two years, Peterson said referring to the fact that the Lobos won the 2011 MW Tournament as well. I think every team in the Mountain West is going to bring a little extra edge (when facing us). We are going to stay composed and keep doing what we do.... Hopefully that will result in a Mountain West championship at the end of the year. The Lobos also dominated the preseason All-Mountain West team as Garver, Peterson, Alex Allbritton, Ryan Padilla, and Hobie McClain were all honored. Garver, Peterson, and Allbritton were first team All-MW selections last season, while Padilla, the only sophomore on the preseason team, was a second team choice Ḟresno State was the only other school to place multiple players on the team as every MW institution was represented. Despite the team s recent success over the last few seasons, however, the Lobos aren t satisfied with anything less than a trip to Omaha, Neb., and the College World Series. I obviously think our expectations are to go to Omaha, Peterson said. I don t think we can cut ourselves short with the amount of talent we have and (our) great coaching staff. I think there are no other expections (except) going to Omaha. Allbritton agrees. I think (we re) going to be a really strong team, he said. This is my fourth year with the program, and we have as good of talent as ever, I think. This is a close group of guys. The Lobos open their season on Friday, Feb. 15 at Isotopes Park against the Oklahoma State Cowboys. We are excited, Birmingham said. We are ready to go out and prove something. Rk. Team (1st place votes) Points 1. New Mexico (5) San Diego State Nevada Fresno State UNLV Air Force 7 PRESEASON All-MW... Five Lobos were named to the 11-man preseason All- Mountain West Team as voted on by the league s coaches. Leading the way are 2012 Co-Mountain West Players of the Year DJ Peterson and Mitch Garver at third base and catcher, respectively. Senior shortstop Alex Allbritton, a first team selection last season, was also named. Outfielder Ryan Padilla is the only sophomore on the team following a season that saw him garner All- MW second team honors. Senior reliever Hobie McClain is one of only two pitchers on the team MOUNTAIN WEST PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Pos. - Name, Class C Mitch Garver, Sr. 1B Trent Garrison, Sr. 2B Tim Zier, Jr. 3B DJ Peterson, Jr. SS Alex Albritton, Sr. OF Brandon Bayardi, Sr. OF Aaron Judge, Jr. OF Ryan Padilla, So. UT/DH Garrett Custons, Sr. P Bradey Shipley, Jr. P Hobie McClain, Sr. Institution UNM Fresno St. SDSU UNM UNM UNLV Fresno St. UNM Air Force Nevada UNM LOBOS ANNOUNCE RADIO BROADCAST SCHEDULE... In 2013 ESPN Radio The Team will once again broadcast Lobo baseball The Team will air over 30 Lobo games this year, including road series at Texas Tech and preseason No. 1 Arkansas, as well as the Mountain West Tournament. A list of the games being broadcast can be found on GoLobos.com. There will, however, be a new voice for the Lobos as Robert Portnoy is joining The Team to handle the play-by-play duties. Portnoy most recently was the voice of the Albuquerque Isotopes from and has called games at every minor league level. He has also called professional basketball, college volleyball, and high school sports. LOBOS ON TV... The Lobo baseball game at Texas Tech on April 30 will be broadcast live on Fox College Sports SEASON PREVIEW By Richard Steves - Senior Writer, GoLobos. com In massaging out a budget for 2013, Lobo Coach Ray Birmingham probably was tempted to toss a few extra bucks into a certain line item: baseballs. His Lobos surely will knock the cover off more than a few baseballs this season. These guys are mashers. They put a serious hurt on the leather. But Coach B also might need a few extra baseballs in the bullpen. He has a host of strong-armed hurlers hitting the 90 mph range, but those Lobo arms might lose a few balls in the distant mesa well, at least until they zoom in on the strike zone. Again, the mound is the key to the Lobos season and part of that key is how quickly the New Mexico pitching staff embraces the strike zone and the fine art of D-I pitching. We can hit, said Birmingham. That s not even an issue. The pitching will be a big difference for us this year. Our pitching has a chance to be really good or who knows? Birmingham is being honest and fair in assessing his pitching. He lost the heart of the pitching staff from It s not that Birmingham has a shortage of talented arms in his bullpen. He is loaded and if these arms live up to their potential, this pitching staff might be better than But there are question marks that form Birmingham s who knows? There is only one Lobo returning who won more than two games in 2012 Josh Walker, who was 8-3 last season. UNM lost 21 wins in Austin House, Gera Sanchez and Rudy Jaramillo. A lot of new Lobos have some proving to do. Birmingham is wise enough to know you have to wait and see what happens. He also is experienced enough to know good arms when he sees them. Our pitching staff has more arms, more arm strength, more pitches than ever in the history of this school, said Birmingham. But we have to figure a few things out and some of these guys have to figure things out upstairs (mentally). The guys with division-one experience are few. I think one of the biggest changes is we have a very, very high caliber pitching coach in Dan Spencer. We have someone

9 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 9 riding the hitters at the same level I m riding the hitters and that s huge. Spencer has experience both in teaching the game and in recruiting the game. He spent the past four seasons as the Texas Tech head man. He spent 11 seasons at Oregon State and helped the Beavers to back-to-back national titles in 2006 and Spencer inherits a Lobo bullpen bulging with talent, but needing to get its act in order upstairs. And several of these Lobo arms need some D-I exposure. The top returners statistically are Hobie McClain (1.80 ERA), Alex Estrella (2.89), Sam Wolff (5.52) and Walker (8-3, 4.19). Jake McCasland, a two-year letterman, is recovering from elbow surgery and could be throwing in April. But Spencer has to get some juice, strikes, innings out of more than a few firstyear (freshmen/transfers) Lobos including Drew Bridges, A.J. Carman, Tyler Spencer, Kevin Baumgartner, Tyler Rowe, Victor Sanchez, Anthony Consiglio, Taylor Duree and Jonathan Cuellar. Heck, Spencer should be putting in for overtime with all the arms Birmingham is stuffing into the New Mexico bullpen. Our pitching staff is better than I ve ever seen here, said Birmingham. We have a ton of guys who can pitch. But we haven t found our Friday Night guy yet. We need that one big arm to step up. When it comes to stepping up to the plate, the Lobos are loaded there, too. However, this is D-I proven stuff. The Lobos return six starters from last year s team including the obvious headliners in Mitch Garver and Peterson, the 2012 Co-Mountain West Players of The Year. These two Lobos have been blanketed by preseason All-American accolades. Peterson hit.419 last year and Garver pounded the ball at a.377 clip. The Lobos also return preseason All-American Ryan Padilla (.353 avg.) and three-year starter, All-MW shortstop, Allbritton. Alex Real, a sophomore who had a MW record seven RBI in the 2012 title game, returns looking to pad his.271 batting average of Outfielder Josh Melendez, MVP of the MW Tournament last season, returns with his.347 batting average from last season. Senior outfielder Luke Campbell missed the 2012 season where he was expected to be the team s cleanup man, but he s back, and the Lobos also have John Pustay as a designated hitter and outfielder. Birmingham is so loaded behind the plate that he can afford to push Garver to first base and alternate those positions between Garver and Real. Alex has a chance to be as good behind the plate as Garver, said Birmingham. Alex will be an All-American before he leaves here. Birmingham s infield has freshman Sam Haggerty at second, Allbritton at short and Peterson at third base. The outfield goes Padilla (left), Melendez (center) and transfer Chase Harris (right). Harris, a speedster, played at College of Southern Idaho and was the Region 18 Player of The Year. Campbell and Pustay (.291 avg. in 2012) will get time in the outfield and also at the plate in the DH role. If the Lobos opposition has an ace on its staff, they might want to throw him against these bombers. Simply put, the Lobos have proven hitting, talented but unproven arms, solid defense and a Ray Birmingham swagger. They expect to win. HITTING In 2012 the Lobos ranked fifth in the country with a.326 team batting average. The Lobos should be primed for another Top-5 finish because they return each of their top four hitters from last season: junior third baseman DJ Peterson (.419), senior catcher Mitch Garver (.377), sophomore outfielder Ryan Padilla (.353), and senior outfielder Josh Melendez (.347). Offensively we can match up with anybody in the country, head coach Ray Birmingham said. The Lobos will also welcome back senior Luke Campbell, who was the team s third leading hitter in 2011 but missed last season due to a facial fracture he suffered a week before the season started. Junior John Pustay (.294), sophomore Alex Real (.271), and senior Alex Allbritton (.251) also return to form what should once again be a potent UNM lineup. PITCHINIG STAFF Unlike the hitters, the Lobo pitching staff took a hit following last season. UNM returns only two pitchers (Josh Walker and Sam Wolff) who threw more than 30 innings last year. Gone are two weekend starters who are now pitching professionally (Austin House and Gera Sanchez), as well as a weekday starter (Rudy Jaramillo), and the Lobos saves leader last season (Bobby Mares). Head coach Ray Birmingham is confident in the staff he possesses, however. We have a staff full of guys who can really pitch, he said. Last year was the start of that and it is even better now.... Our bullpen is unbelievable. (Sam Wolff has) a 98 mph arm.... Josh Walker is pitching really well, we have some nice junior college transfer, (Anthony) Consiglio and (A.J.) Carman, that are throwing really well. The number of quality pitchers on this pitching staff is night and day (compared to previous seasons). CATCHER Behind the plate, the Lobos have the top catcher in the Mountain West, if not the entire country, in Mitch Garver, one of the reigning Mountain West Co-Players of the Year, a finalist for the 2012 Johnny Bench Award, and a preseason first team All- American. Backing him up is sophomore Alex Real, who had a breakout summer league campagin. Playing for the Eau Claire Express in the Northwoods League, Real made the All Star Game, in which he hit a home run, despite not playing the position at all during his freshman season with the Lobos. He finished his summer with five home runs, 14 doubles, and 22 RBI. Alex has a chance to be as good behind the plate as Garver, said Birmingham. Alex will be an All-American before he leaves here. LOBOS DRAFTED... The New Mexico baseball program has had 82 studentathletes in its history drafted by Major League Baseball. In 2012 Austin House was selected by the Oakland A s in the 14th round, No. 439 overall, of the MLB draft. During Birmingham s tenure at UNM, New Mexico has had 14 players drafted and 18 have played professional baseball. UNM had a record six players drafted in The current Lobos who have been drafted are; DJ Peterson (Tampa), Jake McCasland (San Francisco), John Pustay (Texas), Sam Wolff (Anaheim, Boston), Alex Real (Atlanta). 30-WIN SEASONS... The Lobos are averaging 33 wins per year during the last five years under Ray Birmingham...The Lobos run from was the most wins UNM has recorded in a three-year period in school history... in 2010, New Mexico had the third highest wins in program history... the most wins in a season by the Lobos is 42 in Birmingham has produced four 34-win seasons in the last five years something no Lobo coach had ever done before... he has also overseen the best five-year stretch in Lobo baseball in 30 years, recording 166 wins... this is the most wins in a five-year period since the Lobos won 169 between 1976 and KREMMEL S NO-NO April 17, 1970 is a day Lobo baseball history was made in Tucson, Ariz., when Jim Kremmel, a hard-throwing lefty from Columbia, Ill., tossed the only documented nine-inning no-hitter in school history. UNM s all-time strikeout king walked two, struck out 11 and allowed just one Arizona runner to advance to second base (on a walk and a sacrifice bunt in the sixth). The Lobos won the game 1-0 with an unearned run in the seventh inning. UNM s Mike Connell threw a 7-inning no-hitter on March 24, 1977, against New Mexico Highlands. Similar greatness has been flirted with by eight other Lobo hurlers by allowing just one hit in a game.

10 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 10 Most Wins in a Season ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) BIRMINGHAM ELECTED TO LEA COUNTY HALL OF FAME... On Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, head coach Ray Birmingham was inducted into his second Hall of Fame. Already a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association Hall of Fame, Birminham was elected to the Lea County Athletic Hall of Fame, housed in Lovington, N.M. A native of Hobbs, N.M., which is in Lea County, Birmingham began his collegiate coaching career there with the University of the Southwest in While there he led the team to its first ever national ranking. After two years at the helm he took over the newly formed program at New Mexico Junior College in Lovington and coached there for 18 years. After a losing record in his first season, he did not post a record worse than during the rest of his time there. He amassed a record of for a.750 winning percentage and the team s winning percentage failed to finish above.700 in only four seasons. He s an outstanding guy and an outstanding coach, said Jim Harris, the director of the Lea County Museum where the Hall of Fame is housed. We re proud of him down here and we think he belongs in our Hall of Fame. While leading the Thunderbirds Birmingham was named Western Junior College Athletic Conference Coach of the Year seven times, Region 5 Coach of the Year in both 2005 and 2007, and he was honored as the NJCAA Division I Coach of the Year in The Thunderbirds were nationally ranked in 14 seasons, including five Top-10 appearances. He led NMJC to six conference titles, two Region 5 Championships and two trips to the NJCAA Division I JUCO World Series, where the Thunderbirds were national champions in 2005 and runner-up in 2007.

11 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page BASEBALL POLLS Baseball America (May 6) Team Record 1. North Carolina Vanderbilt LSU Cal St. Fullerton North Carolina St Oregon St Virginia UCLA Florida St Oregon Arkansas Louisville Arizona St Indiana South Carolina NEW MEXICO Rice Oklahoma Clemson South Alabama Mississippi St Virginia Tech South Florida Pittsburgh Stanford Perfect Game (May 6) Team Record 1. North Carolina Vanderbilt LSU Cal St. Fullerton North Carolina St Virginia Oregon St Florida St UCLA Louisville Arkansas Oregon Arizona St Mississippi St Indiana South Carolina Rice Oklahoma Clemson Virginia Tech Mercer NEW MEXICO South Alabama South Florida Stanford USA Today/ ESPN (May 6) Team Record 1. North Carolina Vanderbilt LSU Cal St. Fullerton Oregon St Oregon Florida St Virginia North Carolina St UCLA Louisville South Carolina Mississippi St Arkansas Oklahoma Indiana Arizona St Rice Oklahoma St Mississippi Stanford Clemson UC Irvine Cal Poly South Alabama Others receiving votes: NEW MEXICO Collegiate Baseball (May 6) Team 2012 Record 1. Vanderbilt North Carolina LSU Cal St. Fullerton Oregon St Oregon North Carolina St Virginia Florida St Louisville UCLA Arkansas Oklahoma Arizona St Clemson South Carolina Pittsburgh NEW MEXICO Stanford South Florida Indiana Cal Poly South Alabama Mississippi St Troy Rice Mississippi Sam Houston St Kansas St Campbell 39-9 NCBWA (May 6) Team 2012 Record 1. Vanderbilt North Carolina Cal St. Fullerton LSU Oregon St Oregon Virginia Florida St North Carolina St Louisville UCLA South Carolina Mississippi St Arkansas Arizona St Indiana Rice Oklahoma Oklahoma St Mississippi Stanford Cal Poly UC Irvine Mercer Clemson South Alabama Arizona Kansas St Pittsburgh Georgia Tech Others receiving votes: NEW MEXICO

12 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 12 The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for New Mexico (as of May 06, 2013) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 21-7 Away: 9-8 Neutral: 0-2 Conference: 20-4 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% PUSTAY, John PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch LIPPERT, Logan SUAREZ, Erik CAMPBELL, Luke MELENDEZ, Josh HARRIS, Chase REAL, Alex ALLBRITTON, Alex HOLLEY, Jared HAGGERTY, Sam PADILLA, Ryan MEEK, Jered KAMTZ, Tyler VILLALOBOS, Matt ESTRELLA, Alex Totals Opponents LOB - Team (440), Opp (397). DPs turned - Team (42), Opp (44). TPs turned - Team (1). IBB - Team (18), PETERSON, DJ 13, REAL, Alex 2, PADILLA, Rya 2, GARVER, Mitc 1, Opp (6). Picked off - MELENDEZ, Jo 6, HARRIS, Chas 2, HAGGERTY, Sa 1, PUSTAY, John 1, ALLBRITTON, 1, PETERSON, DJ 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha AGUILAR, Gabe / WOLFF, Sam / DUREE, Taylor / McCLAIN, Hobie / BRIDGES, Drew / WALKER, Josh / CUELLAR, Jonathan / ESTRELLA, Alex / CARMAN, A.J / McCASLAND, Jake / SANCHEZ, Victor / BAUMGARTNER, Kevin / MATHIS, Will / CONSIGLIO, Anthony / SPENCER, Tyler / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (6), GARVER, Mitc 4, SUAREZ, Erik 1, REAL, Alex 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (6), GARVER, Mitc 3, CUELLAR, Jon 1, BAUMGARTNER, 1, McCLAIN, Hob 1, Opp (11). SBA/ATT - GARVER, Mitc (37-52), WOLFF, Sam (10-17), CARMAN, A.J. (7-12), BAUMGARTNER, (10-11), CUELLAR, Jon (5-8), SUAREZ, Erik (6-7), REAL, Alex (3-6), AGUILAR, Gab (4-4), BRIDGES, Dre (2-3), WALKER, Josh (2-2), DUREE, Taylo (0-2), CONSIGLIO, A (2-2), MATHIS, Will (1-2), SANCHEZ, Vic (1-1), McCLAIN, Hob (1-1), McCASLAND, J (0-1), SPENCER, Tyl (1-1).

13 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page RECORD: MW: 20-4 HOME: 21-7 AWAY: 9-8 NEUTRAL: 0-2 Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 15, 2013 OKLAHOMA STATE L MATHIS, Will (L 0-1) :08 Feb 16, 2013 OKLAHOMA STATE L (13) MATHIS, Will (L 0-2) :13 Feb 17, 2013 OKLAHOMA STATE W WOLFF, Sam (W 1-0) :39 Feb 22, 2013 at A&M-Corpus Christi W CARMAN, A.J. (W 1-0) :27! Feb 23, 2013 vs Iowa L 2-6 (10) MATHIS, Will (L 0-3) 0 3:09 Feb 24, 2013 vs #14 Oklahoma L MATHIS, Will (L 0-4) 0 2:58 Mar 02, 2013 at Nebraska L BAUMGARTNER, (L :55 Mar 03, 2013 at Nebraska L WOLFF, Sam (L 1-1) :21 Mar 05, 2013 LASALLE W WALKER, Josh (W 1-0) 634 3:05 Mar 06, 2013 LASALLE W CONSIGLIO, A (W 1-0) 0 3:38 Mar 08, 2013 UC RIVERSIDE W AGUILAR, Gab (W 1-0) 558 3:24 Mar 09, 2013 UC RIVERSIDE-1 L BAUMGARTNER, (L :29 Mar 09, 2013 UC RIVERSIDE-2 W CUELLAR, Jon (W 1-0) 635 2:58 Mar 10, 2013 UC RIVERSIDE L WOLFF, Sam (L 1-2) 634 3:20 Mar 13, 2013 at #13 Arizona State L 3-4 (11) BAUMGARTNER, (L :57 * Mar 15, 2013 at #21 UNLV W 3-2 (10) AGUILAR, Gab (W 2-0) 744 2:50 * Mar 16, 2013 at #21 UNLV L AGUILAR, Gab (L 1-1) 757 3:14 * Mar 17, 2013 at #21 UNLV W BAUMGARTNER, (W :31 Mar 19, 2013 MISSOURI ST.-1 W 6-5 (11) WALKER, Josh (W 2-0) - 3:29 Mar 19, 2013 MISSOURI ST.-2 L BRIDGES, Dre (L 0-1) 694 3:05 * Mar 22, 2013 NEVADA W SANCHEZ, Vic (W 1-0) 578 3:15 * Mar 24, 2013 NEVADA-1 L AGUILAR, Gab (L 2-2) - 3:10 * Mar 24, 2013 NEVADA-2 W CUELLAR, Jon (W 2-0) 569 2:39 * Mar 28, 2013 SAN DIEGO ST. W BAUMGARTNER, (W :30 * Mar 29, 2013 SAN DIEGO ST. W AGUILAR, Gab (W 3-2) 689 3:03 * Mar 30, 2013 SAN DIEGO ST. L WOLFF, Sam (L 1-3) 746 3:30 Apr 01, 2013 at New Mexico State L ESTRELLA, Al (L 0-1) 953 3:54 Apr 02, 2013 TEXAS TECH W BRIDGES, Dre (W 1-1) 479 3:00 * Apr 05, 2013 at Air Force W McCLAIN, Hob (W 1-0) 178 2:38 * Apr 06, 2013 at Air Force W WOLFF, Sam (W 2-3) 151 2:55 * Apr 07, 2013 at Air Force L CARMAN, A.J. (L 1-1) 166 2:21 Apr 09, 2013 at #10 Arkansas-1 W BRIDGES, Dre (W 2-1) - 3:10 Apr 09, 2013 at #10 Arkansas-2 L McCLAIN, Hob (L 1-1) :55 * Apr 12, 2013 FRESNO ST. W McCLAIN, Hob (W 2-1) 607 2:45 * Apr 13, 2013 FRESNO ST. W AGUILAR, Gab (W 4-2) 623 2:47 * Apr 14, 2013 FRESNO ST. W WALKER, Josh (W 3-0) 790 2:49 Apr 17, 2013 NEW MEXICO STATE W McCASLAND, J (W 1-0) 470 3:12 * Apr 19, 2013 at Nevada W AGUILAR, Gab (W 5-2) 606 2:42 * Apr 20, 2013 at Nevada W WOLFF, Sam (W 3-3) 535 2:48 * Apr 21, 2013 at Nevada W WALKER, Josh (W 4-0) 607 3:34 * Apr 26, 2013 UNLV W BRIDGES, Dre (W 3-1) 636 2:14 * Apr 27, 2013 UNLV W WALKER, Josh (W 5-0) 773 2:42 * Apr 28, 2013 UNLV W (10) WALKER, Josh (W 6-0) 779 4:13 Apr 30, 2013 at Texas Tech L BAUMGARTNER, (L :21 * May 03, 2013 AIR FORCE W WALKER, Josh (W 7-0) 481 2:34 * May 04, 2013 AIR FORCE W WOLFF, Sam (W 4-3) 658 2:34 * May 05, 2013 AIR FORCE W WALKER, Josh (W 8-0) 663 3:10 () extra inning game

14 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 14 Last Series Box Scores The Automated ScoreBook Air Force at New Mexico May 03, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. (Lobo Field) The Automated ScoreBook Air Force at New Mexico May 04, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. (Lobo Field) Air Force 10 (13-31,5-17) New Mexico 11 (28-17,18-5) Air Force 1 (13-32,5-18) New Mexico 17 (29-17,19-4) Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob CUSTONS, Garrett c HARRIS, Chase rf BASKA, David cf HAGGERTY, Sam 2b KLINE, Seth 1b PETERSON, DJ 1b JOHNSON, Peter dh GARVER, Mitch c SALECK, Tyler 3b REAL, Alex dh REKS, Zach ph PADILLA, Ryan ph POJE, Coleman pr/rf PUSTAY, John ph/dh THORNE, Matt ss MELENDEZ, Josh cf DRAWS, Spencer rf/3b CAMPBELL, Luke lf LONG, Mariano lf LIPPERT, Logan lf SICHER, Brian ph ALLBRITTON, Alex 3b THOMAS, David pr/lf HOLLEY, Jared ss ROBERTS, Matthew 2b BRIDGES, Drew p WHITE, Cameron p McCLAIN, Hobie p HOURIN, Jack p AGUILAR, Gabe p Totals WALKER, Josh p Totals H Score by Innings R E Air Force New Mexico Note: None out, 3 runners LOB when the game ended. E - THORNE(18); MELENDEZ, Jo(3); LIPPERT, Log(2). DP - Lobos 2. LOB - Falcons 6; Lobos 7. 2B - CUSTONS(18); BASKA(11); KLINE(11); THORNE(9); LONG(2); HARRIS, Chas(9); PETERSON, DJ(21); GARVER, Mitc(17); PUSTAY, John(4); MELENDEZ, Jo(13); CAMPBELL, Lu(12). 3B - HAGGERTY, Sa(5). HBP - CUSTONS; BASKA. SH - HAGGERTY, Sa(14). SF - PETERSON, DJ(2); ALLBRITTON,(8). CS - CAMPBELL, Lu(4). Air Force ip h r er bb so ab bf np New Mexico ip h r er bb so ab bf np BRIDGES, Drew WHITE, Cameron McCLAIN, Hobie HOURIN, Jack AGUILAR, Gabe WALKER, Josh Win - WALKER, Josh (7-0). Loss - HOURIN (0-4). Save - None. HBP - by McCLAIN, Hob (BASKA); by WALKER, Josh (CUSTONS). Pitches/strikes: WHITE 117/79; HOURIN 28/18; BRIDGES, Dre 66/37; McCLAIN, Hob 44/30; AGUILAR, Gab 10/7; WALKER, Josh 25/14. Umpires - HP: Dave Yeast 1B: John DeLuca 3B: Azim Jessa Start: 3:09 Time: 2:34 Attendance: 481 Weather: 62 degrees and sunny HOURIN faced 5 batters in the 9th. Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob CUSTONS, Garrett lf HARRIS, Chase rf BASKA, David cf LIPPERT, Logan ph/rf KLINE, Seth 1b HAGGERTY, Sam 2b REKS, Zach dh PETERSON, DJ 1b THOMAS, David ph GARVER, Mitch c THORNE, Matt ss REAL, Alex dh POJE, Coleman ph SUAREZ, Erik ph/dh DRAWS, Spencer 3b MELENDEZ, Josh cf GRAHAM, Jonny ph CAMPBELL, Luke lf SICHER, Brian c ALLBRITTON, Alex 3b ROBERTS, Matthew 2b HOLLEY, Jared ss SCHOMAKER, Jake rf WOLFF, Sam p BERTELSON, Ben p MATHIS, Will p BAKER, Alex p Totals DEL TORO, Todd p WILSON, Bo p WEAVER, Brady p Totals Score by Innings R H E Air Force New Mexico X E - WOLFF, Sam(3). DP - Falcons 1. LOB - Falcons 5; Lobos 11. 2B - CUSTONS(19); KLINE(12); PETERSON, DJ(22); ALLBRITTON,(7). 3B - HARRIS, Chas(2); GARVER, Mitc(5). HR - ALLBRITTON,(1). HBP - GARVER, Mitc; SUAREZ, Erik; MELENDEZ, Jo; HOLLEY, Jare. SB - DRAWS(3). Air Force ip h r er bb so ab bf np New Mexico ip h r er bb so ab bf np WOLFF, Sam BERTELSON, Ben MATHIS, Will BAKER, Alex DEL TORO, Todd WILSON, Bo WEAVER, Brady Win - WOLFF, Sam (4-3). Loss - BERTELSON (1-5). Save - None. WP - WOLFF, Sam 2(8). HBP - by BAKER (MELENDEZ, Jo); by BAKER (HOLLEY, Jare); by BAKER (GARVER, Mitc); by WILSON (SUAREZ, Erik). Pitches/strikes: BERTELSON 69/49; BAKER 23/10; DEL TORO 17/11; WILSON 29/20; WEAVER 26/18; WOLFF, Sam 104/67; MATHIS, Will 23/13. Umpires - HP: John DeLuca 1B: Azim Jessa 3B: Dave Yeast Start: 1:06 Time: 2:34 Attendance: 658 Weather: 69 degrees and sunny The Automated ScoreBook Air Force at New Mexico May 05, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. (Lobo Field) Air Force 7 (13-33,5-19) New Mexico 14 (30-17,20-4) Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob CUSTONS, Garrett c BASKA, David cf KLINE, Seth 1b JOHNSON, Peter dh REKS, Zach ph SALECK, Tyler ph DRAWS, Spencer 3b THORNE, Matt ss ROBERTS, Matthew 2b LONG, Mariano lf SCHOMAKER, Jake ph POJE, Coleman rf THOMAS, David ph SICHER, Brian ph TROJAN, Steven p MONAGHAN, Trent p HOURIN, Jack p YOKLEY, Ben p FREEMAN, Dillon p Totals Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob HARRIS, Chase rf HAGGERTY, Sam 2b PETERSON, DJ 1b GARVER, Mitch c REAL, Alex dh PUSTAY, John ph MELENDEZ, Josh cf CAMPBELL, Luke lf ALLBRITTON, Alex 3b HOLLEY, Jared ss MEEK, Jered 3b CARMAN, A.J. p WALKER, Josh p ESTRELLA, Alex p McCASLAND, Jake p AGUILAR, Gabe p Totals Air Force New Mexico X E - THORNE 2(20); LONG(2). DP - Falcons 1; Lobos 1. LOB - Falcons 8; Lobos 12. 2B - CUSTONS 2(21); DRAWS(6); ROBERTS, M.(7); HARRIS, Chas(10); GARVER, Mitc(18); ALLBRITTON,(8). 3B - CAMPBELL, Lu(3); ALLBRITTON,(1). HR - ROBERTS, M.(1); HARRIS, Chas(4); GARVER, Mitc 2(3). HBP - ROBERTS, M.; CAMPBELL, Lu. SF - JOHNSON(2). SB - CUSTONS(12); HARRIS, Chas(16); PUSTAY, John(2). CS - DRAWS(1). Air Force ip h r er bb so ab bf np TROJAN, Steven MONAGHAN, Trent HOURIN, Jack YOKLEY, Ben FREEMAN, Dillon New Mexico ip h r er bb so ab bf np CARMAN, A.J WALKER, Josh ESTRELLA, Alex McCASLAND, Jake AGUILAR, Gabe Win - WALKER, Josh (8-0). Loss - TROJAN (3-5). Save - None. HBP - by CARMAN, A.J. (ROBERTS, M.); by HOURIN (CAMPBELL, Lu). Pitches/strikes: TROJAN 76/43; MONAGHAN 25/14; HOURIN 43/26; YOKLEY 36/21; FREEMAN 14/12; CARMAN, A.J. 52/29; WALKER, Josh 43/31; ESTRELLA, Al 22/16; McCASLAND, J 10/4; AGUILAR, Gab 10/6. Umpires - HP: Azim Jessa 1B: Dave Yeast 3B: John DeLuca Start: 1:10 Time: 3:10 Attendance: 663 Weather: 67 degrees and partly cloudy

15 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 15 LAST TIME OUT... LAST TIME OUT... The Lobos won the Mountain West regular-season title outright thanks to their three-game sweep of Air Force. It was their eighth straight MW series victory, and their fourth straight MW series sweep. Friday, May 3, UNM 11, Air Force 10 After rallying from a 7-4 deficit to take a 9-7 lead into the ninth inning Friday against Air Force, the University of New Mexico baseball team saw the Falcons score three times in the top of the inning to take a 10-9 lead. The Lobos, though, aren t losing these types of games lately. UNM s two hottest hitters, John Pustay and Josh Melendez, singled with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth to give the Lobos (28-17, 18-5) an victory over the Falcons (13-31, 5-17). Pustay has hits in 10 of his last 11 at-bats dating back to April 21 at Nevada while Melendez owns a 24-game hitting streak. They didn t do it alone, though, as six Lobos recorded multiple hits, led by Melendez s 4-for-5 performance. We have a heck of a lineup, Birmingham said. We have the best lineup in the country. There might not be too much argument about that in the Mountain West, as UNM won its 10th straight conference game. Sam Haggerty led off the ninth with a single through the left side and DJ Peterson followed with a four-pitch walk. Mitch Garver then laid down a perfect bunt and beat the throw to load the bases with no outs. Pustay was next and he didn t waste any time. He laced a first-pitch single to left to score Haggerty and keep the bases loaded. That brought up Melendez. I was just looking for something middle that I could put in the air and get a sac fly, he said. But (their pitcher) ended up hanging a changeup and I was able to put a good swing on it and get it out there. He certainly did that. He launched the first pitch he saw to deep left-center field and missed a walk-off grand slam by inches. Still, it went in the book as an RBI single and gave the Lobos another key win in their pursuit of the MW regular-season championship. The Lobos opened the scoring in the second. Garver led off with a walk, and Melendez followed with a double to left center to extend his hitting streak to 24 games and give UNM a 1-0 lead. Luke Campbell then reached on an infield single, which sent Melendez to third. Campbell was then thrown out at second on a double steal, but that allowed Melendez to score and make the count 2-0. Air Force tied the game in the top of the third, but UNM retook the lead in the bottom of the frame. Chase Harris doubled over the third-base bag with one out and Haggerty dropped a bloop triple down the left-field line to knock him home. Peterson followed with a sac fly to the warning track in center and gave the Lobos a 4-2 lead. The wheels fell off for starter Drew Bridges in the fourth, though. After recording two quick outs, the Falcons rallied for five runs to chase the freshman righty. Hobie McClain came in and was fantastic in relief. Over 3 2/3 innings he gave up just one unearned run on two hits and a walk. He struck out four and gave the Lobos a chance to rally. They did. With one out in the sixth, pinch hitter Ryan Padilla reached on an error. Melendez then reached on a bunt single to put two men on for Campbell. He doubled down the line in left to plate Padilla and put two men in scoring position for Alex Allbritton. The senior hit his team-leading eighth sacrifice fly to right to score Melendez. Jared Holley then tied the game with a single to center. UNM took the lead 9-7 the very next inning on back-to-back-toback doubles by Peterson, Garver and Pustay. That s where the score remained until Air Force rallied in the ninth. Harris, Haggerty, Garver, Pustay and Campbell recorded two hits apiece, while Pustay drove in three to lead the team. Haggerty, Peterson, Garver and Melendez all scored two runs. Saturday, May 4, UNM 17, Air Force 1 The 17th-ranked University of New Mexico baseball team moved one step closer to clinching a share of the Mountain West regular-season championship as it earned its eighth straight MW series victory with a dominating 17-1 win over the Air Force Falcons in front of 658 fans Saturday afternoon at Lobo Field. With the win the Lobos can clinch a share of the title with a victory over Air Force on Sunday. Both UNLV and San Diego St. are six games back with seven conference games remaining in the season. The Falcons (13-32, 5-18) scored one in the first, but after that it was all Lobos (29-17, 19-4). UNM batted around in both the third and fourth innings to tally 11 runs in those two frames. The Lobos then added one in the fifth, one in the sixth, and two in both the seventh and eighth innings as they recorded a season-high 25 hits. Alex Allbritton led off the fourth with his first home run of the season, and only the second of his career, as part of a 4-for-5 day with four RBI. Senior Sam Wolff got the start on the mound on Senior Day and had one of the best outings of his career. After allowing a leadoff double to open the game, he allowed only three more hits the rest of the way over a career-long 7 2/3 innings. He walked just one and tied a career-best with seven strikeouts as he threw 67 of his 104 pitches for strikes. Due to the lopsided score, the most dramatic moment of the game came in the bottom of the eighth. Josh Melendez was still in search of his first hit of the contest to extend his hitting streak to 25 games, and he needed some help because he was due up sixth in the inning. Pinch hitter Logan Lippert got the inning started with a single to left, and Sam Haggerty drew a full-count walk. DJ Peterson then reached on a fielder s choice and Mitch Garver fouled out, leaving it up to Erik Suarez to get his teammate another at-bat. The senior watched two strikes go by before taking a ball. He then smashed a 1-2 pitch to center for a single to give Melendez one last chance. The Lobos center fielder also watched two strikes go by before lacing an 0-2 pitch to right that dropped just in front of Air Force s Jake Schomaker for a single that kept his hitting streak alive. Melendez was the only Lobo starter not to have a multi-hit game. Chase Harris joined Allbritton with four hits to lead the team, while Peterson, Garver, and Luke Campbell all finished with three apiece. Like Allbritton, Peterson also drove in four runs while Garver drove in three. Peterson and freshman Jared Holley led the team with three runs scored. Sunday, May 5, UNM 14, Air Force 7 Mitch Garver and his Lobo teammates knew they had a chance to clinch the Mountain West regular-season title at home Sunday. The Albuquerque native helped make sure they did. The senior catcher hit two home runs and finished with six RBI as the 17th-ranked Lobos defeated Air Force 14-7 in front of 663 fans at Lobo Field Sunday afternoon. The win, combined with losses by San Diego St. and UNLV, gave UNM its second-straight MW regular-season title. Counting their MW Tournament title in 2011, UNM has won three-straight conference championships. Despite clinching the championship, however, there was almost no visible emotion exhibited by the Lobos (30-17, 20-4) after the game. We knew coming in (to today) we could clinch the conference, but that s what we expected from day one, UNM senior Josh Melendez said. It wasn t too exciting and we weren t too emotional. We just kept our cool and did our thing. UNM head coach Ray Birmingham was also restrained in his enthusiasm. It s bigger plans, he said about his teams lack of emotion. The bar I set for this team is pretty high. The Lobos jumped on the board in the first on an RBI double by Garver. After Air Force (13-33, 5-19) tied the game in the second, UNM immediately answered with four runs and held the lead for good. With one out Jared Holley singled through the right side. He scored on a double by Chase Harris, but Harris was out at third trying for a triple. The inning wasn t done, though, as Sam Haggerty walked and DJ Peterson singled to left. Garver then came up and launched a 1-1 pitch over the wall in left to give UNM a 5-1 lead. I just reacted today, the All-American said. I was trying to simplify my approach. It was a slider, a little bit down, and I just let my barrel get to it. The Falcons refused to go quietly and scored three times in the top of the third to chase starter A.J. Carman. Josh Walker (8-0) came in, though, and pitched very effectively over the next three innings as UNM expanded its lead. With two outs in the third Alex Allbritton tripled and scored on a single by Holley. In the fourth, Garver hit his second home run of the game, a solo shot to left, to give UN M a 7-4 lead. Coach Birmingham told me he anticipated what I was going to get, and I got it, and I hit it out of the yard, he said about the second home run. It was his second career multi-homer game. He also added an RBI single in the fifth to increase the Lobo lead to 8-4. After the Falcons cut the lead to 8-6, sophomore Alex Estrella came out of the pen and pitched effectively for 1 2/3 innings to keep UNM in control. The Lobos added four in the sixth, with two coming on a home run by Chase Harris, and two in the seventh, one on an RBI triple by Luke Campbell and one on an RBI single by Allbritton. Air Force scored in the eighth and was threatening for more, but fifth-year senior Gabe Aguilar came on to record the last four outs and, in the process, became the all-time winningest Lobo as UNM won its 142nd during his time on the active roster. The story, as it usually is with the Lobos, was about the offense. A day after knocking a season-high 25 hits, UNM had 21 to raise its team batting average to a staggering.342. This team can hit, Birmingham said matter-of-factly. Garver and Harris both finished 4-for-6 to lead the team, with Harris three RBI behind only Garver s six. Peterson, Allbritton, and Holley all finished with three hits apiece and six Lobos scored two runs. Melendez finished 2-for-4 to extend his hitting streak to a career-high 26 games, which matches the longest for a Lobo this season. Despite having the conference title locked up, the Lobos feel they need to stay focused. We definitely won t let up, Garver said. We have to maintain our steady pace all the way through the postseason. We plan on doing that these next two weekends, into the conference tournament and hopefully into regionals. We just want to stay hot and stay even the whole time.

16 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 16 The Last Time A Lobo... BATTING Grand slam: Luke Campbell at Air Force, 4/6/13 Hit for the cycle: Dane Hamilton vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 Four hits: Mitch Garver and Chase Harris vs. Air Force 5/5/13 Five hits: Alex Allbritton at Nevada, 4/20/13 Six hits: John Pustay at Air Force, 4/5/12* Five runs: DJ Peterson vs. UC Riverside (Game 1), 3/9/13 Six runs: Justin Howard vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10*# Six RBI: Mitch Garver vs. Air Force, 5/5/13 Seven RBI: Alex Real vs. San Diego St., 5/26/12 (MW Tournament) Eight RBI: DJ Peterson at No. 21 UNLV, 3/17/13 10 RBI: Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force, 4/12/08*# Three doubles: Alex Real at Nevada, 4/21/13 Four doubles: Justin Howard at San Diego St., 5/2/10 Four extra-base hits: DJ Peterson at Air Force, 4/5/12 Two triples: Alex Allbritton vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 Back-to-back-to-back triples: Mike Brownstein, Dane Hamilton, Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. TAMU-CC (Game 2), 2/21/09 Inside-the-Park home run: DJ Peterson vs. TCU, 5/20/11 Walk-off home run: Mitch Garver vs. New Mexico St., 5/15/12 Two home runs: Mitch Garver vs. Air Force, 5/5/13 Three home runs: Brian Cavazos-Galvez at Air Force, 5/16/09 Four home runs: Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force, 4/12/08*# Two home runs in one inning: Josh Mader at Utah, 4/8/04 Two or more players with multi-homers: Brian Cavazos-Galvez (4), Kevin Atkinson (2) vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 Back-to-back homers: Adam Courcha, Justin Howard vs. San Francisco, 4/21/10 Back-to-back-to-back homers: Daniel Stovall, Matt Hibbitts, Ian Hollick vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 4/28/07 Multiple back-to-back homers in same game: (2), Joe Salas, Daniel Stovall, vs. Air Force, 5/16/04 Three or more sacrifice bunts in a game: 3, Jared Holley, 4/20/13 Four strikeouts: Alex Real vs. San Diego, 6/1/12 Three HBP: Jared Holley vs. LaSalle, 3/5/13 Three steals: Luke Campbell at UNLV, 3/16/13 PITCHING No-hitter (7-inning game): Mike Connell vs. N.M. Highlands, 3/24/77 No-hitter (9-inning game): Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona, 4/17/70 One-hitter: Ron Sims vs. New Mexico State, 3/25/73 Complete game: Austin House at UNLV, 5/24/12 (MW Tournament) Complete-game shutout: Austin House at UNLV, 5/24/12 (MW Tournament) 10 or more strikeouts: 10, Gera Sanchez vs. Florida Gulf Coast, 4/22/ or more strikeouts: 15, Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 5/13/66 10 or more strikeouts (staff): 10 vs. Air Force, 5/5/13 15 or more strikeouts (staff): 15 vs. Oklahoma St., 2/16/13 (13 innings) No strikeouts (staff): 4/7/13 at Air Force (A.J. Carman 25 batters faced; Gabe Aguilar, 5 batters faced; Jonathan Cuellar, 11 batters faced) No walks (complete game): 4/25/10 at Air Force (Willy Kesler, 31 batters faced) No walks (staff): 3/17/13 at No. 21 UNLV (Kevin Baumgartner, 24 batters faced; Jonathan Cuellar, 13 batters faced) 10 or more walks (staff): 10 vs. New Mexico St., 5/15/12 FIELDING No errors: 5/5/13 vs. Air Force (W, 14-7) Five or more errors: 2/16/2013 vs. Oklahoma St. (5, L, 15-14, 13 innings) A Lobo committed three or more errors: 3, Alex Real vs. LaSalle, 3/5/13 Eight or more assists: 9, Alex Allbritton vs. San Diego St., 3/29/13 Caught three runners stealing: Mitch Garver vs. Texas Tech, 4/25/12 15 or more putouts: 16, DJ Peterson at Nevada, 4/20/13 UNM turned a triple play: 3/28/13 vs. San Diego St. UNM hit into a triple play: 4/23/09 at BYU IN AN INNING 10 or more runs in an inning: 12 vs. Fresno St. (8th), 4/13/13 15 or more runs in an inning: 15 vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05 4 or more homers in an inning: 4 at Air Force, 5/19/05 5 or more doubles in an inning: 5, at Nevada, 4/21/13 4 or more triples in an inning: 4, vs. TAMU-CC (Game 2), 2/21/09^ 10 or more hits in an inning: 10 at UNLV, 5/24/12 (MW Tournament) 10 or more Consecutive Hits: 11, vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05* 10 or more Consecutive Batters to Reach Base: 12 vs. Fresno St., 4/13/13 15 or more Consecutive Batters to Reach Base: 16 vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05 SCORING AND MISCELLANEOUS A Lobo stole home: Josh Melendez vs. UC Riverside, 3/8/13 UNM stole seven or more bases: 7, 4/17/13 vs. New Mexico St. (W, 13-6) UNM tied: 2/22/04 vs. Northwestern (3-3) UNM was shut out: 3/3/13 at Nebraska (3-0) UNM shut out opponent: 4/9/13 at No. 10 Arkansas (Game 1, 3-0) UNM was shut out at home: 5/19/11 vs. No. 7 TCU (9-0) UNM was shut out on the raod: 3/3/13 at Nebraska (3-0) UNM shut out opponent at home: 4/26/13 vs. UNLV (9-0) UNM shut out opponent on the road: 4/9/13 at No. 10 Arkansas (Game 1, 3-0) UNM recorded back-to-back shutouts: 5/6-5/7, 2011 vs. Air Force (5-0, 10-0) UNM shut out in back-to-back games: 5/13-5/14, 1990 at Hawaii (3-0, 2-0) Five or more home runs (team): 5, vs. Northwestern (Game 1), 3/21/09 20 or more hits: 21, vs. Air Force (W, 14-7), 5/5/13 25 or more hits: 25, vs. Air Force (W, 17-1), 5/4/13 30 or more hits: 31, vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 Allowed 20 or more hits: 26, vs. No. 7 TCU 5/20/11 (L, 25-16) 20 or more runs: 22, vs. San Diego St., 5/26/12 (MW Tournament) Allowed 20 or more runs: 25, vs. No. 7 TCU 5/20/11 (L, 25-16) 30 or more runs: 30, vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 20 or more RBI: 22, vs. San Diego St., 5/26/12 (MW Tournament) 50 or more total bases: 51, vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 60 or more total bases: 61, vs. Air Force, 4/12/08# No strikeouts: 5/18/12 vs. Air Force (40 at-bats) No walks: 3/17/13 at No. 21 UNLV (44 at-bats) 10 or more strikeouts: 12 vs. Missouri St., 3/19/13 (Game 1) 10 or more walks: 10 vs. UNLV, 4/28/12 15 or more walks: 15, vs. UC Riverside, 3/9/13 (Game 2) 5 or more HBP: 6, vs. Missouri St., 3/19/13 (Game 1) Won an extra-inning game: 4/28/13 vs. UNLV (14-13, 10 innings) Lost an extra-inning game: 3/13/13 at No. 14 Arizona St. (4-3, 11 innings) Extra inning games in a row: 2, 3/13-3/5/09 at No. 14 Arizona St. and at No. 21 UNLV UNM swept non-conference series: vs. LaSalle, 3/5/13-3/6, 2013 UNM swept MW series: vs. UNLV, 4/26-4/28, 2013 UNM swept three straight MW series: 4/12/13-4/28/13 vs. Fresno St., Nevada and UNLV UNM was swept in non-conference series: at Nebraska, 3/2-3/3, 2013 UNM was swept in MW series: vs. No. 7 TCU 5/19-5/21, 2011 Played a 10-inning game: vs UNLV, 4/28/13 (14-13, W) Played an 11-inning game: vs. Missouri St., 3/19/13 (6-5, W, Game One) Played a 12-inning game: vs. Utah, 4/18/08 (W, 5-4) Played a 13-inning game: vs. Oklahoma St., 2/16/13 (15-14, L) Played a 14-inning game: vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2/5-6, 1996 (W, 8-7) Played a 15-inning game: at New Mexico St., 2/9/02 (L, 4-3) WALK-OFFS Won on last at-bat: 4/28/13 vs. UNLV (14-13, 10 innings) Lost on last at-bat: 4/9/13 at No. 10 Arkansas (Game 2, 4-3, nine innings) Scored two runs in last at-bat to win: 5/3/13 vs. Air Force (11-10, 9 inn.) Scored three runs in last at-bat to win: 3/5/11 vs. UTSA (6-5) Scored four runs in last at-bat to win: 4/25/12 vs. Texas Tech (14-13) Scored five runs in last at-bat to win: 2/12/01 vs. Southern Utah (8-7) Scored six runs in last at-bat to win: 3/22/13 vs. Nevada (9-8) Scored seven runs in last at-bat to win: 3/13/10 vs. Louisiana Tech (15-14, 10 inn., Game One) Scored nine runs in last at-bat to win: 3/21/99 vs. TCU (17-16) Allowed two runs in last at-bat to lose: 3/11/11 at Oklahoma St. (3-2) Allowed three runs in last at-bat to lose: 6/3/11 at Arizona St. (4-2) * = School record # = Mountain West record ^ = NCAA record

17 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page Team Superlatives TEAM GAME HIGHS INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Batting At bats: 53 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Runs scored: 19 - at Air Force (Apr 06, 2013) Hits: 25 - vs Air Force (May 04, 2013) RBIs: 19 - at Air Force (Apr 06, 2013) Doubles: 9 - at Nevada (Apr 21, 2013) Triples: 2 - (5 times ) Home runs: 3 - (4 times ) Total bases: 37 - vs Air Force (May 05, 2013) Walks: 15 - vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Strikeouts: 13 - vs Oklahoma (Feb 24, 2013 at Corpus Christi,Texas) Sac hits: 4 - at Nevada (Apr 20, 2013) Sac flies: 3 - vs LaSalle (Mar 06, 2013) Stolen bases: 7 - vs New Mexico State (Apr 17, 2013) Hit by pitch: 6 - vs LaSalle (Mar 05, 2013) 6 - vs Missouri St. (Mar 19, 2013) Caught stealing: 3 - at Air Force (Apr 06, 2013) Runners LOB: 15 - vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Hit into DP: 3 - vs UC Riverside (Mar 10, 2013) 3 - vs Nevada (Mar 24, 2013) 3 - vs UNLV (Apr 27, 2013) Fielding Putouts: 39 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Assists: 20 - vs San Diego St. (Mar 29, 2013) Errors: 5 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Passed balls: 1 - (6 times ) DPs turned: 3 - at Air Force (Apr 05, 2013) 3 - vs Fresno St. (Apr 12, 2013) Pitching Innings pitched: vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Runs allowed: 15 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Earned runs: 13 - vs San Diego St. (Mar 30, 2013) 13 - vs UNLV (Apr 28, 2013) Walks allowed: 9 - vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Strikeouts: 15 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Hits allowed: 19 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Doubles allowed: 7 - vs Fresno St. (Apr 12, 2013) Triples allowed: 3 - vs UC Riverside (Mar 10, 2013) Homers allowed: 3 - vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) 3 - at New Mexico State (Apr 01, 2013) 3 - at Air Force (Apr 07, 2013) Wild pitches: 4 - at Nebraska (Mar 02, 2013) 4 - vs Missouri St. (Mar 19, 2013) 4 - vs Nevada (Mar 22, 2013) Hit batters: 5 - vs UNLV (Apr 28, 2013) Batting At bats: 7 - GARVER, Mitch vs Oklahoma State (Feb 16, 2013) Runs scored: 5 - PETERSON, DJ vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Hits: 5 - PETERSON, DJ vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) 5 - ALLBRITTON, Alex at Nevada (Apr 20, 2013) RBIs: 8 - PETERSON, DJ at UNLV (Mar 17, 2013) Doubles: 3 - PETERSON, DJ vs San Diego St. (Mar 28, 2013) 3 - REAL, Alex at Nevada (Apr 21, 2013) Triples: 1 - (28 times ) Home runs: 2 - PETERSON, DJ vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) 2 - PETERSON, DJ at UNLV (Mar 17, 2013) 2 - GARVER, Mitch vs Air Force (May 05, 2013) Total bases: 11 - PETERSON, DJ vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) 11 - GARVER, Mitch vs Air Force (May 05, 2013) Walks: 5 - PETERSON, DJ vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Strikeouts: 3 - (7 times ) Sac hits: 3 - HOLLEY, Jared at Nevada (Apr 20, 2013) Sac flies: 1 - (25 times ) Stolen bases: 3 - CAMPBELL, Luke at UNLV (Mar 16, 2013) Hit by pitch: 3 - HOLLEY, Jared vs LaSalle (Mar 05, 2013) Caught stealing: 1 - (22 times ) Runners LOB: 13 - GARVER, Mitch vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Fielding Putouts: 16 - REAL, Alex vs Oklahoma State (Feb 17, 2013) 16 - PETERSON, DJ at Nevada (Apr 20, 2013) Assists: 9 - ALLBRITTON, Alex vs San Diego St. (Mar 29, 2013) Errors: 3 - REAL, Alex vs LaSalle (Mar 05, 2013) Passed balls: 1 - (6 times ) Pitching Innings pitched: WOLFF, Sam vs Air Force (May 04, 2013) Runs allowed: 9 - WOLFF, Sam vs UC Riverside (Mar 10, 2013) Earned runs: 8 - CARMAN, A.J. vs UC Riverside (Mar 08, 2013) Walks allowed: 6 - WOLFF, Sam vs Nevada (Mar 24, 2013) Strikeouts: 9 - WALKER, Josh vs UC Riverside (Mar 09, 2013) Hits allowed: 10 - CARMAN, A.J. at Air Force (Apr 07, 2013) Doubles allowed: 4 - CUELLAR, Jonathan vs Fresno St. (Apr 12, 2013) Triples allowed: 2 - McCLAIN, Hobie vs UC Riverside (Mar 10, 2013) Homers allowed: 3 - ESTRELLA, Alex at New Mexico State (Apr 01, 2013) Wild pitches: 3 - ESTRELLA, Alex vs Missouri St. (Mar 19, 2013) Hit batters: 3 - BRIDGES, Drew vs Texas Tech (Apr 02, 2013)

18 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 18 Game #1: (0-1, 0-0) Feb 15, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Oklahoma State New Mexico WP-McCurry, Brendan (1-0) LP-MATHIS, Will (0-1) T-3:08 A-1385 Game #2: (0-2, 0-0) Feb 16, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Score by Innings R H E Oklahoma State New Mexico WP-McCurry, Randy (1-0) LP-MATHIS, Will (0-2) T-5:13 A-1012 HR OSU - Fish, Zach (1), Romero, Victor (1), Cornell, Aaron (1) HR NM - PETERSON, DJ (1) GAME-BY-GAME LINESCORES Game #11: (5-6, 0-0) Mar 08, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. UC Riverside New Mexico X WP-AGUILAR, Gabe (1-0) Save-WALKER, Josh(1) LP-Garcia (2-2) HR NM - PETERSON, DJ Game #12: (5-7, 0-0) Mar 09, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. UC Riverside New Mexico WP-Smigelski (1-0) Save-Frank(3) LP-BAUMGARTNER, Kevin (0-2) Game #21: (10-11, 3-1) Mar 22, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Nevada New Mexico WP-SANCHEZ, Victor (1-0) LP-FAIN, M. (2-1) T-3:15 A-578 Game #22: (10-12, 3-2) Mar 24, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Nevada New Mexico WP-BRADSHAW, M. (1-0) Save-FAIN, M.(7) LP-AGUILAR, Gabe (2-2) Game #3: (1-2, 0-0) Feb 17, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Oklahoma State New Mexico X WP-WOLFF, Sam (1-0) LP-Wilson, Phillip (0-1) T-2:39 A-1025 Game #13: (6-7, 0-0) Mar 09, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. UC Riverside New Mexico X WP-CUELLAR, Jonathan (1-0) Save-WALKER, Josh(2) LP-Gonzales, D (0-3) HR NM - PETERSON, DJ (8) Game #23: (11-12, 4-2) Mar 24, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Nevada New Mexico X WP-CUELLAR, Jonathan (2-0) LP-JAMESON, T. (0-5) T-2:39 A-569 HR NV - BYLER, A. (7) Game #4: (2-2, 0-0) Feb 22, 2013 at Corpus Christi,Texas New Mexico A&M-Corpus Christi WP-CARMAN, A.J. (1-0) LP-Keller, Tim (1-1) T-2:27 A-1138 Game #5: (2-3, 0-0) Feb 23, 2013 at Corpus Christi, TX Score by Innings R H E Iowa New Mexico WP-Kaufman, Taylor (1-0) LP-MATHIS, Will (0-3) T-3:09 A-0 Game #14: (6-8, 0-0) Mar 10, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. UC Riverside New Mexico WP-Patito (1-0) LP-WOLFF, Sam (1-2) T-3:20 A-634 Game #15: (6-9, 0-0) Mar 13, 2013 at Tempe, Ariz. Score by Innings R H E New Mexico Arizona State WP-Blackford (2-0) LP-BAUMGARTNER, Kevin (0-3) T-3:57 A-2859 HR ASU - Benjamin Game #24: (12-12, 5-2) Mar 28, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. San Diego St New Mexico X WP-BAUMGARTNER, Kevin (2-3) LP-CEDEROTH (1-4) T-2:30 Game #25: (13-12, 6-2) Mar 29, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. San Diego St New Mexico X WP-AGUILAR, Gabe (3-2) Save-WALKER, Josh(4) LP-MILLER (3-1) Game #6: (2-4, 0-0) Feb 24, 2013 at Corpus Christi,Texas New Mexico Oklahoma X WP-Garza, Jr., Ralph (1-0) LP-MATHIS, Will (0-4) T-2:58 A-0 Game #16: (7-9, 1-0) Mar 15, 2013 at Las Vegas Score by Innings R H E New Mexico UNLV WP-AGUILAR, Gabe (2-0) Save-WALKER, Josh(3) LP-OAKLEY, K. Game #26: (13-13, 6-3) Mar 30, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. San Diego St New Mexico WP-DORAN (4-2) LP-WOLFF, Sam (1-3) T-3:30 A-746 Game #7: (2-5, 0-0) Mar 02, 2013 at Lincoln, Neb. New Mexico Nebraska X WP-Hoppes, Michael (1-1) Save-Vogt, Dylan(1) LP-BAUMGARTNER, Kevin (0-1) HR NM - PETERSON, DJ (3) Game #17: (7-10, 1-1) Mar 16, 2013 at Las Vegas New Mexico UNLV X WP-ZUNIGA, B. (1-0) Save-BERESFORD, A(3) LP-AGUILAR, Gabe (1-1) HR NM - PADILLA, Ryan (1) Game #27: (13-14, 6-3) Apr 01, 2013 at Las Cruces, N.M. New Mexico New Mexico State X WP-Collins, C. (3-3) LP-ESTRELLA, Alex (0-1) T-3:54 A-953 Game #8: (2-6, 0-0) Mar 03, 2013 at Lincoln, Neb. New Mexico Nebraska X WP-DeLeon, C. (1-0) Save-Vogt, D.(2) LP-WOLFF, Sam (1-1) T-2:21 A-1 HR NEB - Scheffert, J (1) Game #9: (3-6, 0-0) Mar 05, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. LaSalle New Mexico X WP-WALKER, Josh (1-0) LP-Christensen (1-1) T-3:05 A-634 HR NM - CAMPBELL, Luke Game #18: (8-10, 2-1) Mar 17, 2013 at Las Vegas New Mexico UNLV WP-BAUMGARTNER, Kevin (1-3) Save-CUELLAR, Jonathan(1) HR NM - PETERSON, DJ 2 (10) Game #19: (9-10, 2-1) Mar 19, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Score by Innings R H E Missouri St New Mexico WP-WALKER, Josh (2-0) LP-Gordon (1-1) T-3:29 A-0 HR NM - PETERSON, DJ Game #28: (14-14, 6-3) Apr 02, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Texas Tech New Mexico X WP-BRIDGES, Drew (1-1) LP-Custred (1-1) T-3:00 A-479 Game #29: (15-14, 7-3) Apr 05, 2013 at USAF Academy, Colo. New Mexico Air Force WP-McCLAIN, Hobie (1-0) Save-WALKER, Josh(5) LP-WHITE (2-6) HR NM - PETERSON, DJ (12), REAL, Alex (4), PADILLA, Ryan (2) Game #10: (4-6, 0-0) Mar 06, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. LaSalle New Mexico X WP-CONSIGLIO, Anthony (1-0) LP-Ravert (0-1) T-3:38 A-0 HR NM - PETERSON, DJ Game #20: (9-11, 2-1) Mar 19, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Missouri St New Mexico WP-Hall (1-0) LP-BRIDGES, Drew (0-1) T-3:05 A-694 Game #30: (16-14, 8-3) Apr 06, 2013 at USAF Academy, Colo. New Mexico Air Force WP-WOLFF, Sam (2-3) Save-ESTRELLA, Alex(1) LP-BERTELSON (1-3) HR NM - CAMPBELL, Luke (2)

19 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 19 Game #31: (16-15, 8-4) Apr 07, 2013 at USAF Academy, Colo. New Mexico Air Force X WP-TROJAN (3-2) LP-CARMAN, A.J. (1-1) T-2:21 A-166 GAME-BY-GAME LINESCORES Game #41: (25-16, 15-4) Apr 26, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. UNLV New Mexico X WP-BRIDGES, Drew (3-1) LP-FEDDE, E. (4-2) T-2:14 A-636 Game #51: (0-0, 0-0) Game #32: (17-15, 8-4) Apr 09, 2013 at Fayetteville, Ark. New Mexico Arkansas WP-BRIDGES, Drew (2-1) Save-WALKER, Josh(6) LP-Wright, T. (1-1) Game #42: (26-16, 16-4) Apr 27, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. UNLV New Mexico X WP-WALKER, Josh (5-0) Save-AGUILAR, Gabe(1) LP-RICHY, J. (3-4) Game #52: (0-0, 0-0) Game #33: (17-16, 8-4) Apr 09, 2013 at Fayetteville, Ark. New Mexico Arkansas WP-Oliver, C. (2-0) LP-McCLAIN, Hobie (1-1) T-2:55 A-7215 Game #43: (27-16, 17-4) Apr 28, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Score by Innings R H E UNLV New Mexico WP-WALKER, Josh (6-0) LP-LIBONATI, N. (1-1) T-4:13 A-779 Game #53: (0-0, 0-0) Game #34: (18-16, 9-4) Apr 12, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Fresno St New Mexico X WP-McCLAIN, Hobie (2-1) LP-WIECHEC, L. (0-1) T-2:45 A-607 Game #44: (27-17, 17-4) Apr 30, 2013 at Lubbock, TX New Mexico Texas Tech X WP-Withrow (3-3) LP-BAUMGARTNER, Kevin (2-4) T-3:21 A-2320 Game #54: (0-0, 0-0) Game #35: (19-16, 10-4) Apr 13, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Fresno St New Mexico X WP-AGUILAR, Gabe (4-2) LP-LINEHAN, T. (1-7) T-2:47 A-623 Game #45: (28-17, 18-4) May 03, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Air Force New Mexico WP-WALKER, Josh (7-0) LP-HOURIN (0-4) T-2:34 A-481 Game #55: (0-0, 0-0) Game #36: (20-16, 11-4) Apr 14, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Fresno St New Mexico WP-WALKER, Josh (3-0) LP-BORST, T. (0-1) T-2:49 A-790 HR NM - MELENDEZ, Josh (1) Game #46: (29-17, 19-4) May 04, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Air Force New Mexico X WP-WOLFF, Sam (4-3) LP-BERTELSON (1-5) T-2:34 A-658 HR NM - ALLBRITTON, Alex (1) Game #56: (0-0, 0-0) Game #37: (21-16, 11-4) Apr 17, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. New Mexico State New Mexico X WP-McCASLAND, Jake (1-0) LP-Kraft, R. (0-1) T-3:12 A-470 HR NMSU - Rust, T. 2 (7) Game #47: (30-17, 20-4) May 05, 2013 at Albuquerque, N.M. Air Force New Mexico X WP-WALKER, Josh (8-0) LP-TROJAN (3-5) T-3:10 A-663 Game #57: (0-0, 0-0) Game #38: (22-16, 12-4) Apr 19, 2013 at Reno, Nevada New Mexico Nevada WP-AGUILAR, Gabe (5-2) Save-WALKER, Josh(7) LP-SHIPLEY, B. (5-2) HR NM - MELENDEZ, Josh (2) Game #48: (0-0, 0-0) Game #58: (0-0, 0-0) Game #39: (23-16, 13-4) Apr 20, 2013 at Reno, Nevada New Mexico Nevada WP-WOLFF, Sam (3-3) LP-WELLS, Tyler (4-3) T-2:48 A-535 HR NM - REAL, Alex (6), MELENDEZ, Josh (3) Game #49: (0-0, 0-0) Game #59: (0-0, 0-0) Game #40: (24-16, 14-4) Apr 21, 2013 at Reno, Nevada New Mexico Nevada WP-WALKER, Josh (4-0) LP-FAIN, M. (2-2) T-3:34 A-607 HR NM - CAMPBELL, Luke (3) Game #50: (0-0, 0-0) Game #60: (0-0, 0-0)

20 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 20 UNM S RECORD WHEN 2013 season... Overall Home Away Neutral Against Top Non-Conference Mountain West Last 5 Games Last 10 Games vs. Left-handed Starter vs. Right-handed Starter Day Night Extra-Innings On Sunday On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday In February In March In April In May In June UNM Scores First Opponent Scores First Scoring 0-2 Runs Scoring 3-5 Runs Scoring 6-9 Runs Scoring 10+ Runs Opponent Scoring 0-2 Runs Opponent Scoring 3-5 Runs Opponent Scoring 6-9 Runs Opponent Scoring 10+ Runs One-Run Games Two-Run Games UNM Hits Home Run Opponent Hits Home Run Leading After 6 Innings Trailing After 6 Innings Tied After 6 Innings Leading After 8 Innings Trailing After 8 Innings Tied After 8 Innings Last At-Bat Wins Collecting 1-3 Hits Collecting 4-6 Hits Collecting 7-9 Hits Collecting 10+ Hits Out-hitting Opponents Out-hit By Opponents Hits Are Tied UNM is Errorless Commits 1 Error Commits Multiple Errors Opponent is Errorless Opponent Commits 1 Error Opponent Commits Multiple Errors UNM Starter Gets Decision UNM Bullpen Gets Decision Batting avg 1. PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch CAMPBELL, Luke MELENDEZ, Josh HARRIS, Chase.338 Runs scored 1. PETERSON, DJ HAGGERTY, Sam HARRIS, Chase GARVER, Mitch CAMPBELL, Luke 39 Doubles 1. PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch REAL, Alex MELENDEZ, Josh CAMPBELL, Luke 12 Total bases 1. PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch HARRIS, Chase 95 MELENDEZ, Josh REAL, Alex 94 Sac bunts 1. HAGGERTY, Sam HOLLEY, Jared HARRIS, Chase 6 4. MELENDEZ, Josh 5 ALLBRITTON, Alex 5 Caught stealing 1. HARRIS, Chase 5 2. CAMPBELL, Luke 4 3. ALLBRITTON, Alex tied at... 2 Earned run avg 1. AGUILAR, Gabe WOLFF, Sam DUREE, Taylor McCLAIN, Hobie BRIDGES, Drew 4.33 Wins 1. WALKER, Josh 8 2. AGUILAR, Gabe 5 3. WOLFF, Sam 4 4. BRIDGES, Drew tied at... 2 Innings pitched 1. WOLFF, Sam CARMAN, A.J WALKER, Josh CUELLAR, Jonathan BRIDGES, Drew 35.1 Games started 1. WOLFF, Sam 12 CARMAN, A.J BRIDGES, Drew 7 4. BAUMGARTNER, Kevin 6 5. ESTRELLA, Alex 5 Wild pitches 1. WOLFF, Sam 8 2. CONSIGLIO, Anthony 7 3. ESTRELLA, Alex 6 MATHIS, Will tied at... 5 Intentional BB allowed 1. McCLAIN, Hobie 2 WALKER, Josh 2 CUELLAR, Jonathan 2 Team Leaders Stats BATTING LEADERS Slugging pct 1. PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch CAMPBELL, Luke MELENDEZ, Josh REAL, Alex.516 Hits 1. GARVER, Mitch PETERSON, DJ HARRIS, Chase MELENDEZ, Josh REAL, Alex 60 Triples 1. HAGGERTY, Sam 5 MELENDEZ, Josh 5 GARVER, Mitch 5 4. CAMPBELL, Luke 3 PETERSON, DJ 3 Walks 1. HAGGERTY, Sam PETERSON, DJ MELENDEZ, Josh REAL, Alex GARVER, Mitch 22 Sac flies 1. ALLBRITTON, Alex 8 2. MELENDEZ, Josh 5 3. GARVER, Mitch 3 4. PETERSON, DJ 2 HAGGERTY, Sam 2 Steal attempts 1. HARRIS, Chase MELENDEZ, Josh GARVER, Mitch CAMPBELL, Luke PETERSON, DJ 6 PITCHING LEADERS Opposing bat avg 1. AGUILAR, Gabe BRIDGES, Drew DUREE, Taylor CONSIGLIO, Anthony WOLFF, Sam.267 Losses 1. MATHIS, Will 4 BAUMGARTNER, Kevin 4 3. WOLFF, Sam 3 4. AGUILAR, Gabe tied at... 1 Batters struck out 1. WOLFF, Sam WALKER, Josh AGUILAR, Gabe McCLAIN, Hobie CARMAN, A.J. 22 Games finished 1. WALKER, Josh McCLAIN, Hobie AGUILAR, Gabe 7 4. DUREE, Taylor 4 CUELLAR, Jonathan 4 Balks 1. BRIDGES, Drew 2 2. CARMAN, A.J. 1 WOLFF, Sam 1 WALKER, Josh 1 Runners picked off 1. GARVER, Mitch 3 2. McCLAIN, Hobie 1 CUELLAR, Jonathan 1 BAUMGARTNER, Kevin 1 On base pct 1. PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch MELENDEZ, Josh.432 HAGGERTY, Sam CAMPBELL, Luke.423 Runs batted in 1. PETERSON, DJ GARVER, Mitch HARRIS, Chase CAMPBELL, Luke tied at Home runs 1. PETERSON, DJ REAL, Alex 6 3. HARRIS, Chase tied at... 3 Hit by pitch 1. HOLLEY, Jared PETERSON, DJ 6 GARVER, Mitch 6 HARRIS, Chase tied at... 5 Stolen bases 1. HARRIS, Chase MELENDEZ, Josh GARVER, Mitch CAMPBELL, Luke 7 5. PETERSON, DJ 5 Stolen base pct 1. REAL, Alex MELENDEZ, Josh GARVER, Mitch.833 PETERSON, DJ HARRIS, Chase.762 Won-loss pct 1. WALKER, Josh CUELLAR, Jonathan McCASLAND, Jake CONSIGLIO, Anthony SANCHEZ, Victor Saves 1. WALKER, Josh 7 2. CUELLAR, Jonathan 1 AGUILAR, Gabe 1 ESTRELLA, Alex 1 Appearances 1. WALKER, Josh AGUILAR, Gabe 23 McCLAIN, Hobie MATHIS, Will CUELLAR, Jonathan 15 Games in relief 1. WALKER, Josh McCLAIN, Hobie 23 AGUILAR, Gabe MATHIS, Will CUELLAR, Jonathan 13 Hit batters 1. McCLAIN, Hobie 9 2. BRIDGES, Drew 6 WOLFF, Sam 6 CUELLAR, Jonathan tied at... 5 Batters SO out looking 1. WOLFF, Sam WALKER, Josh McCLAIN, Hobie ESTRELLA, Alex 10 BRIDGES, Drew 10 A Big Big Big West MVC Pac SEC Southland WAC

21 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 21 Final top 25 unm statistical rankings under coach birmingham Team Hits...(728) 4th Batting average...(.326) 5th Runs per game...(7.7) 5th Triples...(30) 5th Runs...(468) 6th Triples per game...(0.49) 7th Doubles...(133) 8th Slugging...(.472) 8th Doubles per game...(2.18) 10th OBP... (.391) 21st K/9...(7.9) 22nd Individual Batting average DJ Peterson...(.419) 5th Runs per game Mitch Garver... (1.11) 11th Josh Melendez...(1.08) 17th Runs Mitch Garver...(68) 9th Josh Melendez...(64) 18th Hits DJ Peterson...(104) 3rd Mitch Garver...(101) 6th Doubles per game Mitch Garver...(.44) 5th Doubles Mitch Garver...(27) 4th Triples per game Josh Melendez...(.15) 9th Triples Josh Melendez...(9) 3rd Home runs per game DJ Peterson...(.28) 16th Home runs DJ Peterson...(17) 10th RBI per game DJ Peterson...(1.28) 3rd RBI DJ Peterson...(78) 2nd Slugging DJ Peterson...(.734) 2nd Total bases DJ Peterson...(182) 1st Mitch Garver...(164) 5th OBP DJ Peterson...(.490) 7th K/9 Gera Sanchez...(10.91) 10th 2011 Individual Doubles per game DJ Peterson...(.52) 4th Doubles DJ Peterson...(32) 2nd Team Batting average... (.346) 8th Doubles per game... (2.68) 8th Doubles... (161) 8th Triples... (24) 18th Hits... (762) 10th Sacrifice bunts... (57) 22nd Individual Batting average Justin Howard... (.456) 1st Runs per game Justin Howard... (1.31) 17th Runs Justin Howard...(77) 11th Hits Justin Howard... (119) 1st Doubles per game Justin Howard... (.54) 4th Doubles Justin Howard... (32) 2nd Total bases Justin Howard... (185) 9th Sacrifice bunts Daniel Gonzalez... (13) 24th 2009 Team Batting average... (.363) 1st Triples... (47) 1st Triples per game... (.82) 1st Doubles... (158) 4th Doubles per game... (2.77) 4th Hits... (770) 5th Runs per game... (9.3) 8th Sacrifice bunts... (61) 9th Slugging... (.554) 10th Runs...(528) 11th Fielding percentage... (.976) 13th Individual Hits Mike Brownstein... (101) 8th Doubles Mike Brownstein...(23) 21st Triples per game Mike Brownstein... (.19) 1st Dane Hamilton... (.16) 5th Brian Cavazos-Galvez... (.13) 23rd Triples Mike Brownstein... (11) 1st Brian Cavazos-Galvez... (7) 10th Dane Hamilton... (7) 10th Kevin Atkinson... (6) 23rd Sacrifice bunts per game Max Willett... (.26) 14th Sacrifice bunts Max Willett... (15) 7th Kevin Atkinson... (13) 22nd Team Double plays per game... (1.19) 6th Double plays... (70) 7th Triples... (25) 10th Triples per game... (.42) 14th Fielding percentage... (.973) 18th Individual Toughest to strike out Brian Cavazos-Galvez...(21.0 AB/K) 16th Lobos approaching school records Career games played 1. Larry Harrison Ian Hollick 221 Alex Allbritton 212 Career hits 1. Travis Young Dusty Young 286 Mitch Garver 266 DJ Peterson 253 Career doubles 1. Daniel Stovall DJ Peterson Joe Salas 66 Mitch Garver 63 Career total bases 1. Daniel Stovall Lon Yamaguchi Travis Young Joe Salas 458 5T. Tom Francis 454 5T. DJ Peterson 454 Career home runs 1. Aaron Sisk 53 4T. Joe Salas 38 4T. Lon Yamaguchi 38 DJ Peterson 36 Career RBI 1. Daniel Stovall Joe Salas 188 DJ Peterson 184 Career slugging percentage 1. Chris Carlson Brian Cavazos-Galvez DJ Peterson.681 Head coach wins 1. Rich Alday (18 yrs) Vince Capelli (13 yrs) Bob Leigh (11 yrs) Ray Birmingham (6 yrs) George Petrol (18 yrs) 195

22 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 22 SENIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #2 AGUILLAR, Gabe LHP L-L Sr/3L El Paso, Texas Socorro HS JUNIOR (2012): Made 10 appearances, all in relief, for a total of five innings... relied upon mostly as a left-handed specialist out of the bullpen... pitched a season-high two innings on May 17 against Air Force... struck out both batters he faced against Creighton on June 3 in the NCAA regionals... did not allow a run in his final three appearances of the season. PERSONAL: Born April 7, 1990 in El Paso, Texas, to Denise and Guillermo Aguilar...enjoys Mexican food... favorite athlete is Johan Santana... favorite movie is Death Race... exercise science major. Last Series:Became UNM s all-time winningest player thanks to the Lobos 14-7 victory over Air Force Sunday, which was his 142nd win with the program... pitched 1.1 innings Sunday, his 60th career appearance, and struck out one... allowed one hit in 0.2 innings Friday / / Year era w-l app gs cg sho SV sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg bavg wp hbp bk sfa shs sha / / / / TOTAL / #4 ALLBRITTON, Alex SS/3B R-R Sr/3L Aurora, Colo. Grandview HS JUNIOR (2012): Appeared in 55 games, including 54 starts, all at shortstop... hit.251 and scored 30 runs... tied a career-high with 31 RBI... had a career-best.951 fielding percentage... recorded two hits in six of eight games from Mar. 30-Apr had one of his best games on Apr. 5 at Air Force as he went 2-for-6 with three runs and three RBI... hit his first career home run in first game of double header at Fresno St. on Apr was named to the All-Mountain West first team... named to the All-MW Tournament team after he hit.538 (7-13) with three runs, six RBI and a double in the tournament to help the Lobos won their second straight tournament championship. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 9, 1990 in Aurora, Colo.... parents are Dan and Janie Allbritton... has two older sisters, Lauren and Elise... favorite athlete is Kahlil Green... favorite food is a chicken salad sandwich... favorite movie is Billy Madison... major is business administration. Last Series:Was 7-13 against Air Force... went 0-3 Friday but hit his MW-leading eighth sac fly... had a big game Saturday as he went 4-5 with a run, a double, four RBI and his first home run of the season... finished the weekend by going 3-5 with a double, a triple, two runs and an RBI Sunday TOTAL

23 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 23 SENIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #7 WOLFF, Sam RHP R-R Sr/1L Rapid City, S.D. College of Southern Nevada JUNIOR (2012): Started nine games and made three relief appearances... had a 1-2 record and 5.52 ERA in 45.2 innings... struck out 24 batters... went 5.1 innings and allowed only one run in first collegiate start against Nevada on Feb. 18 to help the Lobos win their first game of the season... recorded only win of season in his start against Texas Tech on Apr went five innings and allowed only one unearned run... struck out a season-high five batters against UTSA on Feb. 25 and again against Arizona St. on Apr. 10. PERSONAL: Born April 14, 1991, in Rapid City, S.D.... parents are Steve and Sherrill Wolff, and Todd and Shari Wiles... has four brothers, Luke, Jake, Garrett and Thomas... lettered in basketball, track, football and baseball at Stevens High School in Rapid City... was named all-state baseball and all-conference basketball in both 2008 and hobbies include snowboarding and hunting... his dad, Steve, played for the San Diego Padres. Last Series:Had perhaps the best outing of his career Saturday against Air Force to earn MW Pitcher of the Week honors... hurled a career-best 7.2 innings and tied a career-high with seven strikeouts... allowed a first-inning run, but shutout the Falcons after that... gave up only four hits and one walk... has allowed just one run in his last 21.2 innings / Year era w-l app gs cg sho SV sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg bavg wp hbp bk sfa shs sha / / TOTAL / #10 GARVER, Mitch C R-R Sr/3L Albuquerque, N.M. La Cueva HS JUNIOR (2012): One of only two Lobos to start all 61 games... earned Co-Mountain West Player of the Year honors... was named one of three national finalists for the Johnny Bench Award... named Louisville Slugger Second Team All-American... led UNM in runs (68), doubles (27), and at bats (268)... ranked second on the team in batting (.377), hits (101), home runs (10), RBI (57), slugging (.612), on base percentage (.438), and total bases (164)... also chipped in three triples and six steals... set career-highs in every single one of those categories... threw out 39.6% of all base stealers behind the plate... his 268 at bats are the second-most a Lobo has ever had in one season... led the team with 35 multi-hit games... batted leadoff in 33 games and the Lobos went 24-9 in those games... recorded season-high 15-game hitting streak from Apr. 9 through Apr hit.492 (32-65) with 22 runs, 18 RBI, seven doubles, a triple, and two home runs during the streak... recorded at least two hits in 10 of 11 games during the streak (Apr )... hit a walk-off, two-run home run against New Mexico St. on May recorded season-high five hits and three doubles against Air Force on May recorded season-high four RBI against UNLV on May 12 and Air Force on May earned MW Player of the Week honors three times. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 15, 1991 in Albuquerque, N.M.... son of Gail and Jerry Garver... has one brother, Neil... father played tennis for New Mexico... hobbies include soccer and snowboarding... majoring in exercise science. Last Series:Named MW Player of the Week after going 9-15 against Air Force last weekend... Friday he went 2-4 with two runs, a double and a walk... went 3-5 Saturday with a triple, two runs, three RBI and one HBP... Sunday had his second career two-homer game as part of a 4-6 game with two runs, six RBI and a double... slugged and had an OBP of was flawless behind the plate in 27 chances, including three assists TOTAL

24 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 24 SENIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #14 LIPPERT, Logan OF R-R Sr/1L Albuquerque, N.M. Lamar JC *Missed the 2012 season due to injury SOPHOMORE (2011): In his first season with the Lobos, he became a full-time starter Apr. 26 at Texas Tech and had at least one hit in seven of next nine games... had best game of season against Air Force on May 8 when he went 3-4 with three RBI and two runs... went 2-3 with two runs in Lobos win over Utah in MWC Tournament semifinals. PERSONAL: Born June 30, 1990 in Monongahela, Pa., to Lance and Charlene Lippert... has one sister, Brittany... favorite athlete is Stan Musial... favorite food is chicken... majoring in sports marketing. Last Series:Was a defensive replacement in left field in Friday s game against Air Force... pinch hit on Saturday and singled and scored TOTAL #18 CAMPBELL, Luke OF R-R Sr/1L Arvada, Colo. Seward CC *Missed the 2012 season due to injury JUNIOR (2011): Second on the Lobos with a.301 batting average in his first year on the team... his five home runs and.448 slugging percentage were also second on the team... only started three out of first 12 games for the Lobos, but started every game but one from Mar. 30 until the end of the season... had a 15-game hitting streak from Apr. 1 through Apr hit.322 (19-59) during the streak... had season-high four hits against TCU on May named to 2011 MWC All-Tournament Team... was 6-15 during the tournament with two runs and three RBI. PERSONAL: Born August 20, 1989 in Arvada, Colo., to Cindy Campbell... has three siblings Nate, Chase and Chad... major is finance. Last Series:Might be the hottest hitter on the Lobos as he has eight straight multi-hit games... went 7-14 against Air Force with five runs and three RBI... Friday he was 2-4 with a double, a run and an RBI... went 3-6 Saturday with one RBI and two runs scored... finished the series with a 2-4 performance that included two runs, one RBI and a triple... recorded his third outfield assist of the season in Friday s game Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% 0b% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL

25 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 25 Seniors Player Bios and Season Stats #23 SUAREZ, Erik C R-R Sr/1L Burbank, Calif. Glendale CC JUNIOR (2012): Made 17 starts and appeared in 23 games overall... hit.207 with 10 runs, nine RBI, and two doubles... walked 16 times, including a season-high three at UNLV on May 13, to help post.387 on base percentage... went 2-for-4 with a run and a season-high three RBI against San Diego St. on Mar reached base four times (two hits, two walks) Mar. 9 against Gonzaga. PERSONAL: Born February 9, 1991, in Glendale, Calif.... parents are Alberto and Miriam Suarez... has three siblings, Boris, Jonathan and Roxanna... played baseball at John Burroughs High School in Burbank, Calif.... most recently played at Glendale Community College where he was voted team captain and named Second Team Western State South Conference. Last Series:Entered Saturday s game as a pinch hitter and walked... stayed in at DH and got a second at-bat... he singled on a 1-2 pitch in the bottom of the eighth, which allowed Josh Melendez one more at-bat to extend his hitting streak TOTAL #24 MELENDEZ, Josh OF L-L Sr/1L Chandler, Ariz. Gateway CC JUNIOR (2012): Appeared in 59 games, including 58 starts... hit.347 (82-236) with 64 runs, 44 RBI, 13 doubles, nine triples, three home runs, and 23 stolen bases... he led the team in triples and stolen bases, was second in runs, third in total bases, fourth in RBI, tied for fourth in doubles, and was fifth in hits... reached base in his first seven career plate appearances... was caught stealing only once all season (Feb. 24) and stole 21 straight bases without being caught the rest of the way... committed only one error in center field all season to post a.992 fielding percentage... recorded two four-hit games, both against Air Force (Apr. 6 and May 17)... had 18 multi-hit games overall, tied for fourth on the team... named Mountain West Player of the Week for games played Feb hit.533 (8-15) with six runs, two RBI and three steals that week... named MVP of the MW Tournament... he hit.615 (8-13) with seven runs, four RBI, two doubles, a triple, and a steal in the tournament. PERSONAL: Born May 25, parents are Gary and Laura Melendez... attended Busha High in Chandler, Ariz., where he was an Arizona Academic Scholar... most recently played at Gateway Community College for two years... named first team all-conference in both 2010 and was first team All-American and NJCAA Region 1 Division II MVP in also named a 2011 Academic All-American Last Series:Extended his hitting streak to a career-best 26 games against Air Force, but just barely... was 4-5 Friday with the game-winning, walk-off, bases-loaded single off the wall in left center in the bottom of the ninth... also doubled, scored two and drove in two... Saturday he didn t get a hit until his final at-bat in the bottom of the eighth when, as the sixth batter of the frame, he laced an 0-2 pitch to right for an RBI-single... went 2-4 with a walk in Sunday s series finale TOTAL

26 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 26 Seniors Player Bios and Season Stats #29 McCLAIN, Hobie RHP R-R Sr/1L Roswell, N.M. Clarendon JC JUNIOR (2012): Tied for the team lead in appearances with 22 and led the team with a 1.80 ERA... posted a 2-1 record with 22 strikeouts, three saves, and only six earned runs in 30 innings... allowed only one run in his last 13 appearances, spanning 15.2 innings... pitched 3.1 shutout innings against Stephen F. Austin on Mar. 27, striking out a season-high four in the process... earned the win against Texas Tech on Apr. 25 by pitching a scoreless inning of relief... earned his second win by pitching the final 3.2 innings, a season-high, against New Mexico St. on May threw one scoreless inning against San Diego St. in the Mountain West Tournament championship game... made two appearances in the NCAA regionals, striking out two in 2.1 scoreless innings and earning the save against San Diego on Jun earned his other saves against Texas Tech on Apr. 18 and Florida Gulf Coast on Apr. 20. PERSONAL : Born April 3, 1991, in Roswell, N.M.... parents are Jim and Allison McClain... two older siblings, Michael, 26, and Ashley, played football and baseball at Goddard High in Roswell, where he was a member of the football state championship team in 2008 and baseball district championship team in favorite movie is Bull Durham and favorite food is Chinese food. Last Series:Was fantastic in relief Friday as he hurled 3.2 innings and allowed only one unearned run... struck out four and gave up just two hits and one walk. Year era w-l 2-1 app 22 gs 0 cg 0 sho 0/1 SV ip 24 h r 7 er 6 bb 10 so 22 2b 6 3b 0 hr bf b/avg.226 wp 4 hbp 10 bk 0 sfa 2 shs / Year era w-l app gs cg sho SV sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg bavg wp hbp bk sfa shs sha / / TOTAL / #41 MATHIS, Will LHP L-L Sr/1L Carlsbad, N.M. Luna CC JUNIOR (2012): Made 17 appearances for the Lobos, 16 in relief... posted a 2-1 record with a 5.40 ERA and 22 strikeouts in 20 innings... made his collegiate debut on Feb. 18 against Nevada and earned his first career win... did not allow a run in his first five innings of the season... earned his second win at TCU on May 5 by hurling 1.2 shutout innings in the Lobos 6-5 win... struck out a season-high six in three innings against Arizona St. on Apr made his only start of the season Mar. 27 against Stephen F. Austin... pitched a scoreless inning against UCLA in the NCAA regionals on Jun 2. PERSONAL: Born August 18, 1990 in Carlsbad, N.M., to Terry and Teresa Mathis... has one brother, Matt... enjoys hunting... favorite athlete is pitching legend Nolan Ryan... favorite food is bean and cheese burritos... favorite movie is Step Brothers... major is biology. Last Series:Pitched the final 1.1 innings Saturday... did not allow a baserunner and struck out one / / / TOTAL /

27 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 27 JUNIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #11 CUELLAR, Jonathan RHP R-R Jr/TR Phoenix, Ariz. Gateway CC PERSONAL: Born Nov. 17, 1991 in Phoenix... parents are Manuel Cuellar and Cecilia Contreras... has three brothers: Manuel, Abraham, and Joshua... played baseball for Jeff Pankaneir at North High School in Phoenix where they were the 5A1 Metro Region champions in 2008 and most recently played at Gateway Community College where he was Second Team All-Conference... favorite athletes are Victor Martinez and Ian Kennedy... enjoys watching movies, playing video games, and exercising in his free time... favorite food is chicken tacos... favorite movies are Benchwarmers and Bull Durham... majoring in sports management. Last Series:DNP vs. Air Force... last appearance came April 30 at Texas Tech as he struggled in a relief performacne... in just one inning he allowed three runs on four hits / Year era w-l app gs cg sho SV ip er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg wp hbp bk sfa shs Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / TOTAL / #12 HARRIS, Chase OF R-R Jr/TR Boise, Idaho College of Southern Idaho PERSONAL: Born on July 28, 1991, in Boise, Idaho, to Jeff and Katrina Harris... has four siblings: A.J., 28, Matt, 27, Ashlee, 22, and Breezy, played for Brad Dalton at Centennial High School and was part of district and conference championship team in 2010 when he was Southern Idaho Conference Player of the Year... most recently played for College of Southern Idaho where he was named Region 18 Player of the Year in hit.407 with 10 doubles, seven triples, eight home runs, 62 RBI, 55 runs, and 31 stolen bases... member of the dean s list at Southern Idaho... favorite movie is Anchorman... plays the guitar... majoring in exercise science. Last Series:Had a fantastic series against Air Force, and if not for Garver would probably have been named MW Player of the Week... finished 10-16, including back-to-back four-hit games, with five runs and five RBI... Friday he went 2-5 with a run and a double... was 4-5 Saturday with a triple, two runs, two RBI and recorded his fifth outfield assist of the season... finished the series with a 4-6 performance Sunday with a double, a home run, a steal, two runs and three RBI TOTAL

28 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 28 JUNIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #19 BAUMGARTNER, Kevin LHP L-L Jr/TR Phoenix, Ariz. Paradise Valley CC PERSONAL: Born May 15, 1992, in Phoenix to Tom and Julie Baumgartner... has two brothers, Danny and Tim... played baseball at North Canyon High School in Phoenix for head coach Matt Palmer and was 5A1 Metro Region Champs in 2008 and most recently played at Paradise Valley Community College where he was a 2012 NJCAA Academic All-American... favorite food is pizza... likes to go hiking... favorite movies are Happy Gilmore and Inception... majoring in civil engineering. Last Series:DNP against Air Force... last appearance came April 30 at Texas Tech when he made his sixth start of the season and struggled... allowed six runs, all earned, on six hits and a walk in only two innings / / TOTAL / #21 CONSIGLIO, Anthony RHP R-R Jr/TR Las Vegas, Nev. Western Nevada College PERSONAL: Born Aug. 10, 1991, in Las Vegas, Nev., to Frank and Lisa Consiglio... has three siblings: Frankie, Jenna, and Gianna... was First Team All-Southern Nevada at Centennial High School in Las Vegas in 2008 and four-time scholar athlete... most recently played at Western Nevada College where he was First Team All-Scenic Western Conference and a scholar athlete with a 3.8 GPA over two years... likes to golf and fish... favorite movies include Wedding Crashers and the Ace Ventura movies... his father, Frank, played baseball at San Diego State... played 2012 summer ball for the Willmar Stingers in the Northwoods League... majoring in university studies. Last Series:DNP vs. Air Force... last appearance came April 30 at Texas Tech... tossed one inning and gave up one run on no hits and two walks / / TOTAL /

29 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 29 JUNIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #28 CARMAN, A.J. RHP R-R Jr/TR Bountiful, Utah Salt Lake City CC PERSONAL: Born Aug. 11, 1990, in Bountiful, Utah... parents are Curtis Carman, Suzanne Loveland, and Dan Loveland... has five siblings: Ryley, Cory, Michael, Patrick, and Sam... played baseball, football, and basketball at Judge Memorial Catholic High School in Salt Lake City... was two-time First Team All-State for football, and three-time All-State for baseball, including 3A MVP in most recently played at Salt Lake Community College where he was First Team Region 18 in 2012 and an Academic All-American... favorite athlete is Roger Clemens... likes to hunt and fish... favorite food is steak and favorite movie is Any Given Sunday... his father, Curtis, pitched for the University of Utah and his mother, Suzanne, danced at the University of Utah. Last Series:Started Sunday s game against Air Force and struggled a bit... in 2.2 innings he gave up four runs on five hits and a walk... struck out three and also hit a batter / / TOTAL / #30 PUSTAY, John OF L-R Jr/1L Colorado Springs, Colo. College of Southern Nevada SOPHOMORE (2012): Appeared in 34 games and made 27 starts at outfield and designated hitter... hit.294 with 17 runs, 32 hits, 20 RBI, two doubles, a triple, and three home runs... tied a UNM record with six hits in a game, recording the feat against Air Force on Apr went 6-for-6 in the game with four runs, five RBI, a double and a home run... had season-high 10-game hitting streak from Mar. 27 through Apr hit.488 (20-41) with 10 runs, 14 RBI, a double and two home runs during the streak... hit first career home run as part of 3-for-5 performance against New Mexico State on Mar season ended due to injury on May 6 against TCU. PERSONAL: Born May 9, 1992, in Colorado Springs, Colo.... parents are John and Laurie Pustay... two older siblings, Ryan and Jacqueline... attended Pine Creek High School in Colorado Springs... was named all-conference, all-state and the Colorado Springs Player of the Year most recently played at College of Southern Nevada. Last Series:Had four at-bats over the weekend against Air Force and went entered as a pinch hitter (and remained in the game as DH) Friday and went 2-2 with a double and three RBI, including the game-tying single in the bottom of the ninth... Sunday as a pinch hitter/dh he was 0-2 with a walk, a steal and a run scored TOTAL

30 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 30 JUNIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #33 PETERSON, DJ 1B/3B R-R Jr/2L Gilbert, Ariz. Gilbert HS SOPHOMORE (2012): One of three Lobos to appear in all 61 games... named All-America by five different publications (four first team and one second team honors)... Mountain West Co-Player of the Year... semifinalist for both the Golden Spikes Award and the Dick Howser Trophy... named to USA Baseball s Collegiate National Team... hit.419 with 57 runs, 104 hits, 78 RBIs, 21 doubles, three triples, 17 home runs, 182 total bases, a.734 slugging percentage, and a.490 on base percentage... led UNM in batting, hits, RBIs, home runs, total bases, slugging, and on base percentage... his total bases ranked third in a single season in UNM history and his hits ranked fourth... had career-best 22-game hitting streak from Apr. 1 to May 5... hit.409 (38-93) during the streak, with 21 runs, 31 RBIs, eight doubles, two triples, and eight home runs... recorded a hit in 53 of the 61 games, and had multiple hits in 30 of them... led the team with 21 multi-rbi games, including four games of five... recorded four multihome run games... named MW Player of the Week three times (Mar. 12, Mar. 19, Apr. 10)... went 4-for-4 with two runs, two RBIs and home run against San Diego in the NCAA regionals. PERSONAL: Born on December 31, 1991 in Scottsdale, Ariz., to Doug Peterson and Melissa Peterson... has two siblings, Dustin and MacKenzie... enjoys all sports... favorite athlete is Manny Ramirez... majoring in university studies. Last Series:Went 7-14 last weekend against Air Force with five RBI and six runs scored was 1-3 with a a double, a walk, two runs and an RBI Friday... Saturday he went 3-6 with four RBI and three runs scored finished the series on Sunday by going 3-5 with a walk and a run scored TOTAL #37 WALKER, Josh RHP R-R Jr/1L Rio Rancho, N.M. Howard JC SOPHOMORE (2012): Appeared in 18 games and made 11 starts on the mound for UNM... posted a 4.19 ERA and an 8-3 record... threw 81.2 innings, struck out 66 and walked only 14 batters all season... named to the All-Mountain West second team... began the year in the bullpen and recorded his first career save Mar. 11 against Gonzaga by pitching two scoreless innings... made first start Mar. 6 at New Mexico State... earned his first career win by pitching four innings of relief against San Diego St. on Mar joined the rotation for good on Mar. 30 against Fresno St. and threw a complete game... struck out a season-high 10 in seven innings at Air Force on Apr earned the win in the MW Tournament championship game by allowing only one earned run in seven innings against San Diego St. PERSONAL: Born December 18, 1991 in Albuquerque, N.M.... mother is Grace Marie Aragon, and has an older brother, Gabe, and a younger brother, Jeremy... attended Rio Rancho High School where he played basketball and baseball... enjoys spending time with his family, especially on camping trips... favorite athletes are Michael Jordan and Sammy Sosa. Last Series:Earned two wins in relief for the second straight weekend... blew a save opportunity Friday by allowing three runs in the ninth, but picked up the win when UNM rallied for the win... Sunday he threw three innings and gave up seven hits, two earned runs, and struck out four to earn the win in relief / / Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg wp hbp bk sfa shs Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg wp hbp bk sfa shs / / TOTAL /

31 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 31 JUNIORS Player Bios and Season Stats #38 McCASLAND, Jake RHP R-R Jr/2L Farmington, N.M. Piedra Vista HS SOPHOMORE (2012): Appeared in 12 games, including two starts... posted a 6.43 ERA in 21 innings with an 0-1 record... struck out 19 and allowed only six extra-base hits... started two games against New Mexico St., one on Mar. 13 and one on May struck out the side in his only inning of work against Oklahoma on Mar pitched at least an inning in his final 11 appearances, striking out at least one batter in each game... made four assists and one putout in the field without committing an error. PERSONAL: Born September 13, 1991, in Farmington, N.M., to Roxanne and Jim McCasland... has one brother, Morgan... father, Jim, played football and ran track at Texas Tech... hobbies include hunting, fishing, drawing and anything outdoors... favorite athlete is Todd Helton of the Colorado Rockies... currently undecided on a major. Last Series:Made an appearance Sunday vs. Air Force... faced two batters and walked one and struck out the other. Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg wp hbp bk sfa shs / Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf b/avg bavg wp hbp bk sfa shs sha / / / TOTAL / Sophomores #3 REAL, Alex 1B/C R-R So/1L Anthem, Ariz. Boulder Creek HS FRESHMAN (2012): Appeared in 41 games and made 36 starts... hit.271 with 14 runs, 29 RBI, nine doubles, three home runs, and slugged set a career-high and set a Mountain West Tournament championship game record by recording seven RBI in the Lobos 22-3 win over San Diego St. on May went 3-for-3 in that game and added three runs, a double, and a home run in addition to his seven RBI... hit first career home run Apr. 17 at Texas Tech... went 3-for-5 in that game with a run, two RBI, a double, and a home run... had season-long nine-game hitting streak from Mar. 11 through Mar hit.419 (13-31) during the streak with three runs and five RBI. PERSONAL: Born January 19, 1993 to Hugo and Zenuita Real in Mexico... has two brothers, Felix and David... played baseball for four years for Joe McDemalt at Boulder Creek High School in Anthem, Ariz.... majoring in psychology. Last Series:Started all three games against Air Force at DH but struggled a bit... finished the series 1-9 with one RBI, which came Saturday TOTAL

32 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 32 Sophomores Player Bios and Season Stats #9 KAMTZ, Tyler OF R-R So/RS Gilbert, Ariz. Grand Canyon University PERSONAL: Born Nov. 18, 1991 in Loveland, Colo., to Jeff and Kristen Kamtz... has a younger sister, Karlee... played four years of baseball at Gilbert High School in Gilbert, Ariz., for head coach Matt Gutierrez... majoring in communications. Last Series:DNP against Air Force... last appearance came as a pinch hitter against New Mexico State on April TOTAL #26 ESTRELLA, Alex LHP L-L So/1L Las Vegas, Nev. Sierra Vista HS FRESHMAN (2012): Made six appearances, all in relief... made collegiate debut on Feb. 19 against Nevada... recorded a 2.89 ERA in his 9.1 innings of work... pitched two innings and struck out two against Stephen F. Austin on Mar. 28, Texas Tech on Apr. 24, and New Mexico St. on May allowed only one run over his last eight innings of work. PERSONAL: Born September 12, 1993 in Las Vegas, Nev., to Jackie and Frankie Estrella... has an older brother, Chris, and an older sister, Samantha... attended Sierra Vista High School in Las Vegas where he was a first team all-state outfielder, and a first team all-region pitcher... majoring in business... favorite movie is The Hangover. Last Series:Made one appearance over the weekend against Air Force and threw 1.2 innings... gave up two hits, one earned run, and struck out one / / / TOTAL /

33 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 33 SOPHOMORES Player Bios and Season Stats #34 PADILLA, Ryan OF L-L So/1L Albuquerque, N.M. La Cueva HS FRESHMAN (2012): Appeared in 56 games, including 54 starts, to lead all freshmen on the Lobos... hit.353 with 49 runs, 78 hits, 49 RBI, 19 doubles, two triples, five home runs, 116 total bases, and four stolen bases... slugged.525 and had a.430 on base percentage... ranked third on the team in batting, doubles, home runs, RBI, slugging, and OBP, fourth in total bases, and fifth in hits... led the team with 13 HBP... named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball newspaper... was an All-Mountain West second team performer... named National Hitter of the Week by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and MW Player of the Week for the week of May hit.588 (10-of-17) for the week, scored five runs, had three doubles, hit a grand slam, and recorded 10 RBI... scored five runs and drove in four in three games to help Lobos win their second straight MW Tournament... ranked sixth in batting among all freshman in Division I... had 26 multi-hit games, including a season-high 4-for-4 performance against Air Force on May drove in a season-high five runs against Air Force on May had a season-long 15-game hitting streak from Mar. 13 through Apr hit.415 (27-65) during the streak with 19 runs, 11 RBI, six doubles, and his first career home run against Fresno St. in second game of double header on Apr hit cleanup in 36 games, during which the Lobos went PERSONAL: Born December 12, 1992 in Albuquerque, N.M.,to Albert and Debbie Padilla... has two younger sisters, Lauren and Alyssa... played at La Cueva High School where he was four-time First Team All-State player... majoring in civil engineering... favorite food is green chile chicken enchiladas. Last Series:Went 0-1 as a pinch hitter Friday but scored a run TOTAL freshmen #5 HAGGERTY, Sam INF S-R Fr/HS Denver, Colo. Mullen HS PERSONAL: Born May 26, 1994, to Kevin and Lisa Haggerty in Phoenix... has an older brother, Vince... played baseball and basketball at Mullen High School in Denver and was Centennial League All-Conference... favorite athlete is Roberto Clemente... favorite movie is The Godfather... both his parents played sports at Grand Canyon University: his father, Kevin, played baseball and his mother, Lisa, played tennis... currently undecided on a major. Last Series:Went 4-13 over the weekend with five runs scored, one RBI, and three walks Friday he went 2-4 with two runs, an RBI, and a triple Saturday he went 2-5 with a walk and a run... didn t record a hit in Sunday s series finale, but he walked twice and scored two runs... did not commit an error all series TOTAL

34 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 34 freshmen Player Bios and Season Stats #6 HOLLEY, Jared INF R-R Fr/HS Chatsworth, Calif. Chatsworth HS PERSONAL: Born Nov. 4, 1994, in Chatsworth, Calif., to Jim and Melissa Holley... has an older brother, James... was First Team All-City and All-League at Chatsworth High School... favorite movie is Boogie Nights... likes to ride motorcycles... favorite athlete is Dustin Pedroia... favorite food is sushi. Last Series:Got better as the series went on against Air Force... finished 6-12 with five runs scored and three RBI over the three games was 1-4 with an RBI Friday... Saturday he went 2-4 with three runs scored and was hit by a pitch for a team-high 15th time Sunday he went 3-4 with two runs scored and two RBI TOTAL #8 MEEK, Jered INF L-R Fr/HS Carlsbad, N.M. Carlsbad HS PERSONAL:Born Sept. 23, 1993, in Carlsbad, N.M., to Lee and Janet Meek... has an older sister, Erin, and an older brother, Nathan... won four district baseball championships and on state championship at Carlsbad High School... named the New Mexico Player of the Year in favorite athlete is Derek Jeter... favorite movie is For Love of the Game... studying sports medicine. Last Series:Was a defensive replacement at third base Sunday against Air Force and did not record an at-bat Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp 0b& sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL

35 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 35 freshmen Player Bios and Season Stats #16 VILLALOBOS, Matt INF R-R Fr/HS Rio Rancho, N.M. Cleveland HS PERSONAL: Born Dec. 5, 1993, to Norma and Lencho Villalobos... has an older brother, Nick... played baseball at Cleveland High School in Rio Rancho and was a state champion in favorite food is spaghetti... enjoys rock climbing when not playing baseball... favorite athlete is Derek Jeter... majoring in civil engineering. Last Series:DNP against Air Force... has not played since the second game of a doubleheader against Missouri St. on March TOTAL #17 SANCHEZ, Victor RHP R-R Fr/RS Albuquerque, N.M. Volcano Vista HS PERSONAL: Born Nov. 10, 1992, in Albuquerque to Andrew and Janet Sanchez... has a younger sister, Carlena... played baseball for three years at Volcano Vista High School where he was a member of the district champion teams in 2010 and 2011, and the state runner-up in was First Team All-State pitcher in both 2010 and plays the guitar... favorite athletes are Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera... enjoys eating steak... favorite movie is Braveheart... currently undecided on a major. Last Series:DNP against Air Force... last appearance came April 30 at Texas Tech faced three batters and walked two (both scored) and got one batter out / / TOTAL /

36 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 36 FRESHMEN Player Bios and Season Stats #20 BRIDGES, Drew INF/RHP R-R Fr/HS Fruita, Colo. Monument HS PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 30, 1993, in Montrose, Colo., to Richard and Ivy Bridges... has a younger brother, Luke, and a younger sister, Kyra... played baseball and basketball for four years at Fruita Monument High School in Fruita, Colo.... was three-time Southwestern League Player of the Year in basketball... achieved a 4.0 GPA all four years in high school... favorite athlete is Derek Jeter... movie of choice is The Dark Knight... favorite food is his mom s cooking... his mom, Ivy, played volleyball at Adams State... majoring in business. Last Series:Made his seventh start of the season Friday against Air Force and struggled for the first time in a long while... threw 3.2 innings and gave up seven hits, six earned runs, three walks, and struck out three / / TOTAL / #32 WHITMIRE, Trevor OF S-R Fr/HS Artesia, N.M. Artesia HS PERSONAL: Born Oct. 8, 1993, in Carlsbad, N.M., to Josh and Michelle Whitemire... has three siblings: Triston, Jett, and Jenna... played three years of baseball and football at Artesia High School where he was a member of the football state championship team in likes to wakeboard and snowboard... favorite athlete is Nick Swisher... played for the Albuquerque Baseball Academy during the 2012 summer. Last Series:Has not played yet this season

37 New Mexico Baseball Notes Page 37 FRESHMEN Player Bios and Season Stats #42 DUREE, Taylor RHP R-R Fr/HS Albuquerque, N.M. Sandia HS PERSONAL: Born May 6, 1993, in Albuquerque to Leanne and Eloy Duree... has a younger sister, Caitlin... played at Sandia High School for John Gunther and was part of the Metro and District 5 championship team in favorite foods are his mom s steak and chicken... favorite athlete is Mariano Rivera... played for the Albuquerque Baseball Academy... considering majoring in political sciences. Last Series:DNP vs. Air Force... last appearance came April 30 at the Texas Tech Red Raiders tossed 1.2 innings of scoreless ball while walking one / / TOTAL /