2009 Stanford ALL-TIME COACHES WIN LIST

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1 2009 Stanford Baseball Baseball Contact: Matt Hodson Office Phone: (650) Cell Phone: (650) Stanford Regular Season Schedule Date Opponent Time/Result 2/20 Vanderbilt W, 6-5 (10) 2/21 Vanderbilt (Gm. 1) L, 9-12 Vanderbilt (Gm. 2) W, 6-5 2/22 UC Riverside Rained Out 2/25 Saint Mary s L, 3-5 2/27 at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton L, 1-8 2/28 at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton L, 2-3 3/1 at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton L, 3-9 3/5 Saint Mary s L, 5-6 3/6 No. 2 Texas^ L, 2-6 3/7 No. 2 Texas W, 7-1 3/8 No. 2 Texas L, 1-5 3/21 at California* L, 6-7 3/22 at California* W, 6-5 (12) 3/23 at California* L, /25 at UC Davis W, 5-2 3/27 Washington* W, /28 Washington* L, 7-9 3/29 Washington* W, /30 at Pacific W, /1 Santa Clara W, 6-5 4/3 at Oregon* L, 1-2 4/4 at Oregon* W, 3-1 4/5 at Oregon*# W, 6-3 4/7 No. 25 San Diego Rained Out 4/9 UCLA* W, 4-3 (10) 4/10 UCLA* L, 5-8 4/11 UCLA*^ W, 7-2 4/13 California W, /15 at Santa Clara W, /17 at No. 4 Arizona State*% L, /18 at No. 4 Arizona State* L, 2-7 4/19 at No. 4 Arizona State* L, 3-6 4/20 Santa Clara W, /22 California W, /24 Arizona*^ L, /25 Arizona* W, 3-1 4/26 Arizona* L, 6-7 4/27 San Francisco W, /29 Sacramento State W, 6-4 5/1 at Washington State* 5:30 p.m. 5/2 at Washington State*# 1:00 p.m. 5/3 at Washington State* 12:00 p.m. 5/5 San Jose State 5:00 p.m. 5/6 at Santa Clara 6:00 p.m. 5/8 New Mexico 5:30 p.m. 5/9 New Mexico 1:00 p.m. 5/10 New Mexico 1:00 p.m. 5/12 at San Jose State 6:00 p.m. 5/13 Pacific 5:00 p.m. 5/15 at USC* 6:30 p.m. 5/16 at USC* 6:30 p.m. 5/17 at USC* 1:00 p.m. 5/19 UC Davis 5:00 p.m. 5/22 Oregon State* 6:00 p.m. 5/23 Oregon State* 1:00 p.m. 5/24 Oregon State* 12:00 p.m. All times listed are Pacific All games broadcast on KZSU (90.1 FM) and gostanford.com Home games in bold at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond Rankings by Baseball America at the time of game * denotes Pacific-10 Conference game ^ denotes televised on the CBS College Sports Network # denotes televised by Comcast SportsNet Northwest % denotes televised by Fox SportsNet Arizona STANFORD CARDINAL (20-18, 8-10) AT WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS (21-18, 10-5) Friday, May 1 5:30 p.m. Bailey-Brayton Field (Pullman, WA) RHP Jordan Pries (3-1, 4.24) vs. LHP Matt Way (5-4, 2.14) Saturday, May 2 1:00 p.m. Bailey-Brayton Field (Pullman, WA) LHP Brett Mooneyham (4-2, 4.07) vs. RHP Chad Arnold (5-2, 5.07) Sunday, May 3 12:00 p.m. Bailey-Brayton Field (Pullman, WA) **Televised by FSN Northwest** RHP Jeffrey Inman (1-6, 6.32) vs. LHP David Stilley (2-0, 2.91) All times Pacific; every game is broadcast on KZSU (90.1 FM) and gostanford.com Stanford Travels to Pullman for Crucial Pac-10 Series at Washington State After going 5-2 on its season-long, seven-game homestand, the Stanford Cardinal (20-18, 8-10 Pac-10) will look to stay alive in the Pac-10 race when it travels to Pullman, WA for a three-game series against the Washington State Cougars (21-18, 10-5). Stanford has lost five of its last six Pac-10 games, dropping to seventh place in the conference at The Cardinal trails front-running Arizona State (15-3) by 7.0 games, but is just 3.5 contests behind second-place Washington State (10-5). In fact, only 5.5 games seperate second and eighth place in a tightly-bunched Pac-10. Broadcast Information All 56 of Stanford s regular season games, and any postseason contests, will be carried live on the home of Cardinal baseball for nearly 51 years - student station KZSU 90.1 FM. The KZSU broadcast is available on the internet either at or via a link on Erik Adams will handle play-by-play for this weekend s series, with Matt Hodson providing color. Saturday s contest will be televised live on FSN Northwest. Marquess Moves Into Eighth Place on All-Time NCAA Division I Wins List Stanford head coach Mark Marquess has compiled the eighth-most wins in NCAA Division I baseball history, having posted a 1, (.662) career record. With the Cardinal s 11-7 victory over California April 22, Marquess broke an eighthplace tie with Rod Dedeaux, who - according to the official NCAA record book - compiled a 1, record over 44 seasons at USC ( and ). Marquess, who has spent his entire 33-yearhead coaching career at the helm of his alma mater, has the most victories by any coach of any sport in Stanford history. In honor of his historic victory last Wednesday, Marquess was named to the weekly National All- Star Lineup by the College Baseball Foundation and Diamond Sports. Stanford-Washington State Series Stanford and Washington State have played 49 times since 1965 (Stanford s single-game results are available since 1959), with the Cardinal NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL ALL-TIME COACHES WIN LIST Coach, Current or Last School (Yrs.) Wins 1. Augie Garrido, Texas (41) 1, Gene Stephenson, Wichita State (32) 1, Mike Martin, Florida State (30) 1, Larry Hays, Texas Tech (38) 1, Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech (47) 1, Cliff Gustafson, Texas (29) 1, Ron Polk, Mississippi State (35) 1, Mark Marquess, Stanford (33) 1, Rod Dedeaux, USC (44) 1, Larry Cochell, Oklahoma (39) 1,331 *Active Coaches In Bold Updated Thru April 30, 2009 Source: Official NCAA Baseball Record Book holding a edge. Stanford took two out of three in the series last year, played at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond. Cardinal Clips First 14, Last 24: Stanford opened the year just 4-10 (.400) over its 1st 14 games...the Cardinal has gone 16-8 (.667) in its last 24 contests, beginning March 25. Easy as 3-4-5: During that 24-game span, Stanford s group of junior LF Toby Gerhart, sophomore RF Kellen Kiilsgaard and senior 1B Brent Milleville are a combined 88-for-262 (.336) with 18 2Bs, 3 3Bs, 18 HRs and 66 RBI. Setting the Table: Sophomore 2B Colin Walsh has reached base safely via hit, walk or hit-bypitch in 21 straight games...he is hitting.403 (31-for-77) with a.530 on-base pct. during the stretch. Save Me: Sophomore RHP Drew Storen is tied for 3rd in the Pac-10 with 6 saves (56th NCAA) and is 4-1 (t-9th Pac-10 in wins) with a 3.21 ERA (10er, 28.0ip) in a staff-high 19 relief appearances. I ll Do the Running: Sophomore C Zach Jones leads the Pac-10 by throwing out 19 would-be base thieves (in 42 att., 45.2%)...he ranks 3rd in the Pac-10 with 14 steals (in 17 tries). Fearnow Factor: Senior RHP Max Fearnow is 3-1 with a 2.28 ERA (6er, 23.2ip) and a.213 avg. against (19-for-89) in 11 relief appearances since moving to the Stanford bullpen March 8.

2 Pac-10 Conference 2009 Standings (thru April 30) Team Pac-10 GB Overall Arizona State Washington State UCLA Oregon State USC Washington Stanford California Arizona Oregon This Week s Schedule Tuesday, April 28 Pacific 16, at California 11 at Oregon State 10, Oregon 2 at UCLA 7, Long Beach State 5 at No. 1 UC Irvine 6, USC 5 Lewis-Clark State 5, at Washington 2 Wednesday, April 29 No. 3 Arizona State 20, at Arizona 3 at Stanford 6, Sacramento State 4 USC 9, at No. 6 Cal State Fullerton 3 Friday, May 1 UCLA at Oregon* (3:00pm, PT) No. 3 Arizona State at Oregon State* (5:00pm, PT) Stanford* at Washington State* (5:30pm, PT) USC at Washington* (6:30pm, PT) California at Arizona* (7:00pm, PT) Saturday, May 2 Stanford at Washington State* (1:00pm, PT) UCLA at Oregon* (1:00pm, PT) USC at Washington* (2:00pm, PT) No. 3 Arizona State at Oregon State* (5:00pm, PT) California at Arizona* (6:00pm) Sunday, May 3 Arizona State at Oregon State* (12:00pm, PT) California at Arizona* (12:00pm, PT) Stanford at Washington State* (12:00pm, PT) UCLA at Oregon* (1:00pm, PT) USC at Washington* (1:00pm, PT) Monday, May 4 Oregon State at Portland (3:00pm, PT) * - Pac-10 Conference Game All rankings according to Baseball America Stanford s Potential Starters and Top Reserves (By Position) Pos. No. Name Avg. HR RBI SB Notes - C/3B- 5 Zach Jones Thrown out 45.2% SBA (19x42); 3rd Pac-10 w/14 SB -C/DH- 29 Ben Clowe x64 (.313) last 24g; 2x3, 3 R Mon. vs. USF 1B 25 Brent Milleville x86 (.360), 9 HR, 26 RBI last 23g; 13x35 during 9g hit streak -1B/DH -30 Jonathan Kaskow (S) x16, 2 2B, 3 RBI last 6g;.364 hitter w/risp 2B 13 Colin Walsh (S) g on-base streak - 31x77 (.403),.481 slug,.530 OBP 3B 2 Adam Gaylord x48 (.313), 4 2Bs, HR, 10 RBI last 13g; 3x7, 5 RBI last 2g SS 6 Jake Schlander Started all 105g at SS during Stanford career LF 24 Toby Gerhart x87 (.333), 6 2B, 2 3B, 5 HR, 16 RBI last 24g; 2x3, HR Sun CF 7 Joey August (L) x58 (.345), 11 RBI last 14g; 4 HR, 20 RBI last 26g RF 21 Kellen Kiilsgaard (L) t8th Pac-10 HR; t9th RBI; 21x58 (.362), 3 HR, 17 RBI last 16g Pos. No. Name W-L ERA IP G/GS Notes RHP 16 Jordan Pries /7 7th in Pac-10 w/.212 BAA; 1-0, 1.80 ERA in 3 road starts LHP 34 Brett Mooneyham /7 4-1, 3.03 ERA last 5 starts; W Saturday (6.2ip,4h,1er) RHP 20 Jeffrey Inman /9 Golden Spikes Watch List Stanford at the Plate Stanford is batting.273 (355-for-1,299) in its 1st 38 games, while scoring 230 runs (6.1 rpg)... the Cardinal has boosted its team average.48 points over the last 24 games (from.225). The Cardinal is averaging 7.0 runs per game over the last 24 contests (Stanford is 16-8), crossing the plate a total of 169 times...stanford is hitting at a.301 clip (249-for-827) over the stretch, with a.463 slugging pct. and.382 on-base mark. Stanford owns a.267 batting avg. (162-for-607) during Pac-10 play, with a.423 slugging pct. and.358 on-base mark...the Cardinal has scored 94 runs in its 18 conference games (5.2 rpg). OF Kellen Kiilsgaard and 1B Brent Milleville are tied for the team lead with 9 home runs apiece (t-8th Pac-10)...Kiilsgaard is tied for 7th in the conference with 36 RBI, and is ninth with a.614 slugging pct., while also leading Stanford with 11 doubles...milleville is 10th in the Pac-10 with a.570 slugging mark. 2B Colin Walsh paces the club with a.331 batting avg. (43-for-130)...he is also tops with a.470 on-base pct. (6th Pac-10) and 33 walks (t-1st Pac-10)...Walsh ranks 22nd nationally with an avg. of 0.89 walks per game. OF Joey August leads Stanford with 45 hits and 14 multi-hit contests (tied). OF Toby Gerhart paces the Cardinal with 29 runs scored. C/3B Zach Jones ranks 3rd in the Pac-10 with 14 stolen bases (in 17 attempts). Stanford on the Mound Stanford has posted a 4.79 ERA (180er, 338.0ip) over the 1st 38 contests, while ranking 4th in the Pac-10 with a.259 opponents batting average (323-for-1,245). Cardinal hurlers rank 15th in the country by yielding just 8.60 hits per 9.0 innings (323h, 338.0ip). The Cardinal has lowered its team ERA 1.11 points over the past 24 games (from 5.90). Stanford has a 4.14 ERA (98er, 213.0ip) and a.253 avg. against (200-for-790) over the last 24 games...cardinal hurlers have logged 175 strikeouts against 83 walks over the stretch. LHP Brett Mooneyham (4-2) and RHP Drew Storen (4-1) each have a staff-high 4 wins, tying for 9th in the Pac-10. Mooneyham has been the Pac-10 s 4th-toughest pitcher to hit, with a staff best.199 opponents batting avg. (27-for-136)...Mooneyham ranks 8th in the country by yielding just 5.79 hits per 9.0 innings (27h, 42.0ip). RHP Jordan Pries ranks 7th in the Pac-10 with a.212 opponents batting avg. (35-for-165), and is 32nd nationally with an avg. of 6.75 hits per 9.0 innings (35h, 46.2ip). Storen is tops with 6 saves (t-3rd Pac-10, 56th NCAA) and 19 appearances (t-9th Pac-10). Mooneyham (46) and Storen (42) are 1-2 on the staff in strikeouts. Stanford with the Gloves Stanford leads the Pac-10 and ranks in the top-20 nationally with a.975 fielding pct., having committed 36 errors in 1,469 total chances. C/3B Zach Jones leads the Pac-10 lead by throwing out 19 attempted base-stealers (in 42 attempts pct.)...he has also picked off a pair of runners. SS Jake Schlander is 3rd in the Pac-10 with 112 assists, while 1B Brent Milleville is among the conference leaders in putouts (2nd - 305), chances (t-2nd - 323) and fielding double plays (7th-26). 2B Colin Walsh has been errorless in 31 of his last 32 games, with a.993 fielding pct. (1e, 142tc)... he is among 10 qualifying players with a perfect fielding mark in Pac-10 play (68tc). Jones and CF Joey August also have fielding ledgers in conference games, as the Cardinal has logged a.981 mark (13e, 674tc) in Pac-10 contests.

3 Inside Stanford s Record... Total Conference Non-Conf Home Away Neutral Day Night vs Left vs Right Run games Run games Run games Extra inns Shutouts Scoring 0-2 runs Scoring 3-5 runs Scoring 6-9 runs Scoring 10+ runs Opponent 0-2 runs Opponent 3-5 runs Opponent 6-9 runs Opponent 10+ runs Scored in 1st inning Scores first Opp. scores first After 6 leading After 6 trailing After 6 tied After 7 leading After 7 trailing After 7 tied After 8 leading After 8 trailing After 8 tied Hit 0 home runs Hit 1 home run Hit 2+ home runs Opponent 0 home runs Opponent 1 home run Opponent 2+ HRs Made 0 errors Made 1 error Made 2+ errors Opp. made 0 errors Opp. made 1 error Opp. made 2+ errors Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied Comeback Wins...9 Last at-bat Series Sweeps Series (W-L-S) Rubber Games Midweek Games Series Scoop Stanford will be looking to snap a two series losing streak this weekend in Washington State, and to move back to.500 in series overall this season (currently 4-5). Over the longer haul, Stanford is an impressive 17-7 (won-lost) in its last 24 weekend series - a stretch which dates back to the final month of the 2006 season. Stanford is 11-5 in Pac-10 sets over the stretch, but is just 3-3 in After dropping two of three at California in the opening conference series of the season, the Cardinal rebounded to win its next three Pac-10 sets (vs. Washington, at Oregon and vs. UCLA). However, Stanford has lost five of six games while dropping its last two conference weekends (at Arizona State and vs. Arizona). A Look at the Pac-10 Stanford enters its seventh of nine Pac-10 weekends in seventh place in the conference - but only 3.5 games out of second. At 8-10, the Cardinal is within range second-place Washington State, which is in second at UCLA is in third with an 11-7 conference mark (3.0 games ahead of the Cardinal), while Oregon State (9-6, 2.5 ahead), USC (10-8, 2.0) and Washington (7-8, 0.5) are in fourth through sixth, respectively. Arizona State continues to lead the Pac at Five is Fine Stanford is 17-7 (.708) this season when scoring at least five runs in a game, but just 3-11 (.214) when plating four or fewer. Two-out Magic Stanford has scored 97 of its 230 runs (42.2%) this season with two outs in an inning. Extra, Extra! Stanford is a perfect 3-0 in extra inning games this season. The Cardinal beat Vanderbilt 6-5 in 10 frames on Opening Night (Feb. 20), posted a 6-5, 12-inning win March 22 at California and rallied for a 4-3, 10-inning triumph April 9 vs. UCLA. First 24, Last 24 Following an 11-4 loss at California on March 23, Stanford s record stood at 4-10 (.400). Beginning with a 5-2 win March 25 at UC Davis, the Cardinal has gone 16-8 (.667). Not surprisingly, Stanford s offensive numbers, pitching stats and fielding marks are dramatically better in the last 19 games as compared to the first 24. Here is the breakdown: FIRST 14 GAMES (4-10,.400) LAST 24 GAMES (16-8,.667) Team Batting Team Batting Batting Average:.225 Batting Average:.301 Runs Per Game: 4.4 (61 total) Runs Per Game: 7.0 (169 total) On-Base Pct.:.319 On-Base Pct.:.382 Slugging Pct.:.333 Slugging Pct.:.463 Team Pitching Team Pitching ERA: 5.90 ERA: 4.14 Opp. Avg.:.270 Opp. Avg.:.253 Strikeouts/Walks: 93/71 Strikeouts/Walks: 175/83 Saves: 1 Saves: 6 Team Fielding Team Fielding Fielding Pct.:.974 Fielding Pct.:.976 Errors: 14 Errors: 22 Stanford Riding a Nine-Game, Non-conference Winning Streak Beginning with a March 25 victory at UC Davis, Stanford has won its last nine midweek games for its longest non-conference winning streak since an identical nine-game run March 23-April 23, The Cardinal is 6-0 at home during the streak, while winning all three road contests. Stanford s success has featured one victory against the Western Athletic Conference, two against the Big West Conference, four against the West Coast Conference and two against Pac-10 foe California in a nonconference setting. In those nine wins, Stanford has a team batting average of.338 (112-for-331), while scoring 91 runs (10.1 runs per game). Cardinal pitchers, meanwhile, have forged a 3.00 ERA (27er, 81.0ip) and a.244 average against (73-for-299). Setting the Table Sophomore second baseman and Stanford leadoff hitter Colin Walsh has reached base safely via hit, walk or hit-by-pitch in 21 straight games, including a 1-for-3 effort with two walks Wednesday vs. Sacramento State. He is hitting.403 (31-for-77) with a.530 on-base percentage during the stretch, adding 21 runs scored, six doubles, 12 RBI, 21 walks and one hit-by-pitch. The switch-hitting Walsh has also hit safely in 15 of his last 16 contests, including a career-best 12-game hitting streak March 29-April 24). Going back even further, Walsh has reached base safely in 28 of the 29 games since he was permanently inserted into the leadoff spot on March 7. Stanford is (.621) during the stretch, while Walsh has hit at a.364 clip (39-for-107) with a.511 on-base mark. Walsh ranks 22nd in the country with an average of 0.89 walks per game, while he is in the top 50

4 Pac-10 Ranks - Team (Overall - Thru 4/30) Category...Total (Rank) Batting Average (7th) Slugging Percentage (7th) On-base percentage (8th) ERA (7th) Opposing Batting Average (4th) Fielding Percentage (1st) Pac-10 Ranks - Individuals (Overall - Thru 4/30) Player... Category (Rank - Total) Toby Gerhart... Sacrifice Flies (t-7th - 3) Zach Jones...Runners Caught Stealing (1st - 19)... Stolen Bases (3rd - 14)...Chances (8th - 262)... Hit-by-Pitch (t-8th - 7) Kellen Kiilsgaard...RBI (t-7th - 36)...Home Runs (t-8th - 9)...Slugging Pct. (9th -.614) Brent Milleville...Putouts (2nd - 305)... Chances (t-2nd - 323)... Fielding DPs (7th - 26)...Home Runs (t-8th - 9)...Slugging Pct. (10th -.570) Brett Mooneyham... Fewest Hits (1st - 27)...Opp. Batting Avg. (4th -.199)...Fewest Runs (5th - 20)...Wins (t-9th - 4)... Fewest Earned Runs (t-9th - 19) Jordan Pries...Fewest Hits (t-2nd - 35)...Opp. Batting Avg. (7th -.212)...Fewest Runs (t-7th - 22) Jake Schlander...Assists (3rd - 112) Drew Storen... Saves (t-3rd - 6)...Games Finished (4th - 14)...Wins (t-9th - 4)... Appearances (t-9th - 19) Colin Walsh... Walks (t-1st - 33)...On-base Pct. (6th -.470) nationally with 33 walks overall (t-1st in the Pac-10). He is sixth in the Pac-10 with an overall.470 on-base mark. Heavy in the Middle Stanford has averaged 7.0 runs per game (169 total) while going 16-8 (.667) over its last 24 contests. A big reason behind the offensive resurgence has been the middle of its order, which has primarily consisted of LF Toby Gerhart batting third, RF Kellen Kiilsgaard hitting cleanup and 1B Brent Milleville batting fifth. Beginning March 25, the trio of Gerhart, Kiilsgaard and Milleville is a combined 88-for-262 (.336) with 18 doubles, three triples, 18 home runs and 66 RBI. Gerhart is batting.333 (29-for- 87) with six doubles, two triples, five homers and 16 RBI. Kiilsgaard has 28 hits in 89 at-bats (.315) with eight doubles, one triple, four homers and 24 RBI. Milleville is hitting at a.360 clip (31-for-86) with four doubles, nine homers and 26 RBI. Milly is Mashing Part of Brent Milleville s 24-game stretch has been the last 15 contests, in which he is batting.367 (22-for-60) with four doubles, six home runs and 19 RBI. During Stanford s just-completed, seven-game homestand, the senior first baseman went 11-for-28 (.393) with three doubles, three homers and 12 RBI - including a game-tying grand slam in the eighth inning of Wednesday s 6-4 victory over Sacramento State. Milleville is batting.371 (13-for-35) with three doubles, three home runs and 12 RBI during his career-high, nine-game hitting streak. Gaylord Getting it Done Junior third baseman Adam Gaylord has hit safely in 12 of his last 13 games, going 15-for-47 (.319) with four doubles, one home run and 10 RBI over the stretch. He helped key Stanford s two midweek victories, going 3-for-7 with three doubles and five RBI. He doubled twice and set his career high with four RBI in Monday s win over San Francisco, then delievered the go-ahead, RBI-double in the eighth inning Wednesday vs. Sacramento State. Hot August Nights in the Spring Senior center fielder Joey August is enjoying one of the best stretches of his superb four-year career, going 20-for-58 (.345) with 11 RBI while hitting safely in 12 of his last 14 games. August has also hit safely in 23 of his last 26 games, batting.312 (34-for-109) with four doubles, all of his career-high four home runs and 20 RBI. Throughout his four years on The Farm, August has been a picture of consistency at the plate. Stanford s active leader in batting average and hits, he owns a career.312 batting average (194-for-621) in 180 games (141 starts). He is also a lifetime.327 hitter (82-for-251) in 71 career Pac-10 contests. Bullish Pen Anchored by closer Drew Storen, Stanford s bullpen has helped shorten games this year. The Cardinal is a perfect 17-0 when leading after 8.0 innings, while also going 14-1 when leading after 7.0 frames. Taken back another inning, Stanford is 13-3 when leading after 6.0 innings. Swing and a Miss Sophomore RHP Drew Storen has continued to demonstrate the electric stuff that made him a freshman All-American in 2008, as he has compiled 42 strikeouts in just 28.0 innings of work - an average of punchouts per 9.0 innings. Perhaps more impressively, Storen has issued just four walks, for a 10.5:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Stanford s closer has also yielded just a.236 average against (25-for-106). Storen is tied for third in the Pac-10 (and is 56th in the nation) with six saves, while going 4-1 (t-9th Pac-10) with a 3.21 ERA (10er, 28.0ip) in a staff-high 19 relief appearances (t-9th Pac-10). The right-hander has 14 career saves, which is good for sole possession of seventh place in Stanford history. Storen has a career 4.8:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio, fanning 92 against 19 free passes in 84.1 innings pitched. On April 10, the draft-eligible sophomore was named the lone relief pitcher on ESPN.com s Mid-season Draft Prospect All-Star team. Mooneyham s Mound Work Freshman left-hander Brett Mooneyham is 4-1 with a 3.03 ERA (10er, 29.2ip) and 34 strikeouts over his last five starts. All of his club-high four wins this season have come during that stretch, as he is tied for third in the Pac-10 with four victories during conference play. Fabulous Freshmen Although Stanford s scheduled Friday and Saturday starters - RHP Jordan Pries and LHP Brett Mooneyham - are both freshmen, the duo has proven to be among the nation s toughest pitchers to hit. Mooneyham ranks eighth among all NCAA Division I pitchers by yielding just 5.79 hits per 9.0 innings (27h, 42.0ip), while Pries is 32nd in the same category at 6.75 (35h, 46.2ip). Mooneyham s staff-best.199 opponents batting average (27-for-136) ranks fourth in the Pac-10, while Pries is seventh with a.212 mark (35-for-165). Stanford s five freshmen pitchers - RHP Brian Busick, Mooneyham, Pries, LHP Chris Reed and LHP Scott Snodgress - have combined for a 9-5 record, one save and a 4.43 ERA (62er, 126.0ip) in 45 appearances (20 starts).

5 Pac-10 Ranks - Team (Conference Only - Thru 4/30) Category...Total (Rank) Batting Average (7th) Slugging Percentage (6th) On-base percentage (6th) ERA (7th) Opposing Batting Average (3rd) Fielding Percentage (1st) Pac-10 Ranks - Individuals (Conference Only - Thru 4/30) Player... Category (Rank - Total) Joey August... Fielding Pct. (t-1st )...Sacrifice Bunts (t-7th - 4) Adam Gaylord...Sacrifice Bunts (t-1st - 5)... Sacrifice Flies (t-4th - 2) Toby Gerhart... Triples (t-2nd - 2)... Sacrifice Flies (t-4th - 2)... Total Bases (t-5th - 40)... Stolen Bases (t-6th - 4)... Hit-by-Pitch (t-7th - 4)... Doubles (t-9th - 5) Jeffrey Inman... Starts (t-1st - 6) Zach Jones...Runners Caught Stealing (1st - 13)... Fielding Pct. (t-1st )... Hit-by-Pitch (2nd - 6)... Chances (3rd - 161)... Putouts (t-4th - 138)...Stolen Bases (5th - 5)... Walks (t-7th - 11) Kellen Kiilsgaard...Home Runs (t-4th - 5)... Walks (t-7th - 11)... Hit-by-Pitch (t-7th - 4)...RBI (t-9th - 16)... Doubles (t-9th - 5) Brent Milleville...Home Runs (t-1st - 6)... Putouts (t-4th - 138)...Slugging Pct. (5th -.643)...Chances (5th - 146) Brett Mooneyham...Opp. Batting Avg. (1st -.173)... Starts (t-1st - 6)... Wins (t-3rd - 4)... Fewest Hits (5th - 19)...Strikeouts (7th - 39) Jordan Pries... Starts (t-1st - 6) Jake Schlander... Triples (t-10th - 1) Scott Snodgress...Saves (t-9th - 1) Drew Storen... Saves (t-3rd - 4)... Games Finished (t-4th - 6)... Appearances (t-6th - 10) Colin Walsh... Fielding Pct. (t-1st )... Walks (2nd - 17)... Assists (4th - 47)...On-base Pct. (t-5th -.471)...Sacrifice Bunts (t-7th - 4) I ll Do The Running Around Here Sophomore Zach Jones, who has started the last 19 games at catcher (and 26 overall behind the dish, in addition to 12 at third base), has thrown out an excellent 45.2 percent of attempted base stealers (19 of 42). Jones leads the Pac-10 by nailing 19 would-be base thieves, while he has also picked off two runners. On the flip side, Jones has made a habit of making life rough on opposing catchers. After leading Stanford with 11 stolen bases as a freshman in 2008, he paces the Cardinal with 14 thefts in 2009 (3rd in the Pac-10). He has been caught just three times this season, while he has been successful on his last 11 steal attempts. Stanford has posted a (.615) record in Jones starts behind the plate, while Cardinal pitchers have logged a 4.66 ERA (120er, 232.0ip) in those contests. Power From the Northwest A year after getting just three at-bats, sophomore right fielder Kellen Kiilsgaard has continued his excellent 2009 campaign. He enters the weekend series among the Pac-10 leaders for home runs (t-8th with 9), RBI (t-7th with 36) and slugging percentage (.9th at.614). The left-handed slugger is also just outside the top-10 with team-high totals of 11 doubles and 81 total bases, while he is hitting at a solid.311 clip (41-for-132). Kiilsgaard has at least one hit in 24 of his 36 games, while picking up at least one RBI in 19 contests. Kiilsgaard, a two-sport star at Auburn (Wash.) High School, was a redshirt freshman on Stanford s 2007 football squad, but gave up the gridiron to concentrate solely on baseball. Iron Man Reaches Century Mark Sophomore shortstop Jake Schlander has started each of Stanford s 105 games during his collegiate career, reaching the century mark with the Cardinal s 11-7 victory over California April 22. Schlander, who has been errorless in 18 of his last 19 games and has an overall.971 fielding percentage, ranks third in the Pac-10 with 112 assists. Offensively, Schlander is batting.256 (21-for-82) with six doubles, one triple, one home run and 12 RBI during Stanford s current 16-8, 24-game run. In 2008, Schlander became the first Stanford freshman to start every game at shortstop since games played became an officially kept statistic in The Scottsdale, Ariz. native was the first Cardinal rookie to start each contest at any position since current San Diego Padres outfielder Jody Gerut did so in Fearnow Providing Relief Senior right-hander Max Fearnow has been very impressive since moving to the Stanford bullpen, forging a 2.28 ERA (6er, 23.2ip) over 11 relief outings. He has allowed just 19 hits in 89 at-bats (.213), with seven walks and 19 strikeouts. Fearnow improved to 3-1 out of the Cardinal pen by earning the win in Stanford s Monday victory over San Francisco, a game in which he tossed 3.0-hitless, scoreless innings. Stay There! Senior left-hander Blake Hancock has stranded 12 of 13 inherited runners over his last nine outings, while allowing just one earned run over 7.0 innings (1.29 ERA). The southpaw has yielded just seven hits in 27 at-bats (.259) during the span. Inman Named to Golden Spikes Award Watch List; Third-Team All-America Junior right-handed pitcher Jeffrey Inman has been named by USA Baseball as one of 50 players on the preseason Golden Spikes Award Watch List, while he is also a preseason thirdteam All-America selection by Baseball America. Sponsored by Major League Baseball, the Golden Spikes Award is in its 32nd season honoring the top player in college baseball. The list will be paired down to 30 on May 26 and again to five finalists on June 2, while the winner will be announced in a July 15 awards show as part of MLB All-Star festivities in St. Louis. Inman played a key role in Stanford s run to the 2008 College World Series, going 7-2 with a 4.27 ERA (34er, 71.2ip) in 16 games (13 starts) as a sophomore. He then followed his sophomore collegiate campaign by striking out 34 batters in just 31.1 innings for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox, and was tabbed by Baseball America as the ninth-best prospect in the 2008 Cape Cod League. Storen Named to NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Stanford sophomore right-hander Drew Storen is one of 40 players selected to the initial watch list for the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Award. The award is in its fifth season, and honors the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball. Storen emerged as one of college baseball s premier closers during a stellar freshman campaign in 2008, going 5-3 with eight saves and a 3.51 ERA (22er, 56.1ip) in a club-high 31 relief outings. He was a first-team freshman All-America selection by Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger, while he earned second-team honors from Rivals.com and third-team accolades from Ping!Baseball. The first-team All-Pac-10 performer was fourth in the league for saves (second among freshmen), while he tied for the seventh-highest single-season save total in Stanford history. Following Stanford s 2008 season, Storen served as the closer for the Cotuit Kettleers in the prestigious Cape Cod League. He posted five saves, a 2.76 ERA (5er, 16.1ip) and.200 average

6 2009 Stanford Baseball A Memorable Run to Omaha - A Look Back at 2008 Stanford finished the 2008 season in a familiar place - Omaha, Neb., as the program made its 16th trip to the College World Series. The Cardinal tied for third at the CWS after a 2-2 record that featured victories over Florida State and Miami (Fla.). Stanford s NCAA Tournament run was indeed impressive, as after losing the opening game of the Regional, the Cardinal tied a school record for a single postseason with seven consecutive victories - four to win the Regional, two in a Super Regional sweep at Cal State Fullerton and one in the College World Series opener. Head coach Mark Marquess led Stanford to a mark and second-place finish in the Pac-10, as the Cardinal finished in the league s top two for the 23rd time in the last 28 seasons. Stanford had five first-team All-Pac-10 selections, matching Arizona and conference champion Arizona State for most in the league. The Next Level The Stanford Baseball program, which as seen 80 of its former players make it to the majors, had seven players from last year s roster selected in the 2008 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Jason Castro led the way when he was selected by the Houston Astros with the 10th overall pick of the draft. Next was Jeremy Bleich, who was chosen in the Compensation A round by the New York Yankees (44th pick overall). Stanford had four first-day choices overall, as Cord Phelps was nabbed by the Cleveland Indians in the third round (107th overall) and Sean Ratliff was selected by the New York Mets in the fourth round (134th overall). The draft s second day saw the selections of Austin Yount by the Los Angeles Dodgers (12th round, 367th pick overall), Erik Davis by the San Diego Padres (13th round, 405th overall) and Randy Molina by the Seattle Mariners (43rd round, 1,272nd overall). Current Major Leaguers (7) Player, Pos... Major League Club Eric Bruntlett, IF...Philadelphia Phillies Chris Carter, OF...Boston Red Sox Ryan Garko, 1B... Cleveland Indians Jody Gerut, OF... San Diego Padres Jeremy Guthrie, RHP... Baltimore Orioles Jed Lowrie, IF...Boston Red Sox Carlos Quentin, OF... Chicago White Sox * denotes being on 2009 Major League Baseball Opening Day Roster against (12-for-60) in 13 relief appearances, with 15 strikeouts against five walks. From the Gridiron to the Diamond Junior OF Toby Gerhart is the latest in a proud Stanford tradition of two-sport athletes. During the 2008 football season, the running back established Stanford s single-season rushing record with 1,136 yards. The bruising runner averaged 5.4 yards per carry (210 attempts), while scoring 15 rushing touchdowns - good for second in school history. Professional Lineage Stanford has eight players on its 35-man roster that has had a parent or grandparent play professional sports: Joey August (father, Bill, was a quarterback with the NFL s San Francisco 49ers in 1975, but did not play in a game); Toby Gerhart (father, Todd, played in the USFL with the Denver Gold in and went to NFL training camp with the Minnesota Vikings in 1986 and Houston Oilers in 1987); Jonathan Kaskow (father, Chris, played men s doubles tennis at Wimbledon in 1977); Kellen Kiilsgaard (grandfather, Carl, played for the NFL s Chicago Cardinals in 1950); Michael Marshall (father, Mike, was a two-time World Series champion and played 11 MLB seasons from with the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets and Boston Red Sox); Kellen McColl (father, Milt was a two-time Super Bowl champion during an eight-year NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Raiders from ; grandfather, Bill, played for the NFL s Chicago Bears from ; uncle, Duncan, was drafted by the NFL s Washington Redskins in 1977); Brett Mooneyham (father, Bill, pitched for the Oakland Athletics in 1986) and Jordan Pries (grandfather, Bud Daley, was a two-time World Series winner during a 10-year MLB career with the Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Athletics and New York Yankees from ). Stanford Among the All-Time Best Currently in its 116th season of college baseball, Stanford has posted the fifth-most wins of any NCAA Division I program with a 2,579-1, (.613) all-time record. That ledger includes 128 NCAA Tournament wins over 28 appearances, tied for the sixth-most all-time. Leading the Pac Since the Pac-10 disbanded the two-division system and realigned prior to the 1999 season, Stanford leads all conference teams with 451 wins, four league titles and six trips to the College World Series. Cardinal Consistency Stanford has finished at least.500 in 15 straight seasons, and in 31 of 32 campaigns under head coach Mark Marquess. The Cardinal has also advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 25 of the last 28 years (since 1982), while advancing to the College World Series 14 times over that span. By virtue of that success, players on 28 of the last 30 four-year graduating classes at Stanford have played in Omaha. Seven Former Stanford Players on 2009 MLB Opening Day Rosters Continuing the proud tradition of Stanford baseball at the highest level, seven former Cardinal players are on Opening Day 25-man Major League Baseball rosters infielder Eric Bruntlett (Philadelphia Phillies), outfielder Chris Carter (Boston Red Sox), first baseman Ryan Garko (Cleveland Indians), outfielder Jody Gerut (San Diego Padres), pitcher Jeremy Guthrie (Baltimore Orioles), infielder Jed Lowrie (Boston Red Sox) and outfielder Carlos Quentin (Chicago White Sox). Carter and Lowrie experienced the pomp and circumstance of Opening Day for the first time, while Guthrie earned a pitcher s top regular season honor the Opening Day start for Baltimore. Current Major League Executives (3) Ruben Amaro, Jr. - Senior VP and GM (Philadelphia Phillies) Bob Boone - Asst. GM, Director of Player Development (Washington Nationals) A.J. Hinch - Director of Player Development (Arizona Diamondbacks)

7 MARK MARQUESS The Clarke and Elizabeth Nelson Director of Baseball 33rd Season Stanford (1969) CWS Titles (2): 1987, '88 CWS Runners-Up (3): 2000, '01, '03 CWS Appearances (14): 1982, '83, '85, '87, '88, '90, '95, '97, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '08 NCAA Regional Titles (15): 1982, '83, '85, '87, '88, '90, '95, '97, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '06, '08 NCAA Super Regional Titles (6): 1999, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '08 Pac-10 Regular Season Titles (12): 1983, '84, '85, '87, '90, '94, '97, '98, '99, 2000, '03, '04 NCAA Championship Appearances (25): 1981, '82, '83, '84, '85, '86, '87, '88, '90, '91, '92, '94, '95, '96, '97, '98, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '04, '05, '06, 08 Overall Record: 1, (.662) Stanford Record: Same NCAA Postseason Record: (.686) NCAA Regional Record: (.735) NCAA Super Regional Record: 12-4 (.750) CWS Record: (.590) Pac-10 Record: (.595) All-Time Division I Victory Rank: 8th Active Division I Victory Rank: 4th NCAA Coach of the Year: 3 (1985, '87, '88) Pac-10 Coach of the Year: 9 (1983, '85, '87, '90, '94, '97, '98, '99, 2003) MARQUESS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall (Pac-10, Place) NCAA Finish (5-13, 3rd-T)* (6-12, 3rd-T)* (13-17, 5th-T)^ (13-17, 5th)^ (16-14, 2nd)^ Regional (20-10, 2nd)^ 5th-T CWS (20-10, 1st)^ 5th-T CWS (18-12, 1st-T)^ Regional (23-7, 1st)^ 5th-T CWS (18-12, 2nd-T)^ Regional (21-9, 1st)^ CWS Champs (18-12, 2nd-T)^ CWS Champs (12-18, 4th)^ (24-6, 1st)^ 3rd-T CWS (18-12, 2nd)^ Regional (17-13, 2nd)^ Regional (10-20, 6th)^ (21-9, 1st)^ Regional (20-10, 2nd)^ 5th-T CWS (19-11, 2nd)^ Regional (21-9, 1st)^ 3rd-T CWS (22-8, 1st)^ Regional (19-5, 1st) 3rd-T CWS (17-7, 1st-T) 2nd CWS (17-7, 2nd) 2nd CWS (16-8, 2nd) 3rd-T CWS (18-6, 1st) 2nd CWS (16-8, 1st) Regional (12-12, 6th-T) Regional (11-13, 5th-T) Super Regional (9-15, 8th) (14-10, 2nd) 3rd-T CWS (8-10) *Pacific-8; ^Pac-10 Southern Division Totals 1, ( ) Championships 2 College World Series 6 NCAA Super Regional 15 NCAA Regional 12 Pac-10 STANFORD HEAD COACH MARK MARQUESS One of the premier coaches in college baseball history, and a man whose name is synonymous with the Stanford baseball program, Mark Marquess is in his 33rd year at the helm of his alma mater in a member of the American Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame, he has compiled the eighth-most wins by any head coach in NCAA Division I baseball history fourth among active skippers with a career 1, (.662) record...each of those 1,345 victories has come on The Farm, as he has won more games than any coach in any sport ever at Stanford...a threetime NCAA Coach of the Year recipient and nine-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year honoree, he has guided his Stanford clubs to 25 NCAA Tournament appearances, a pair of College World Series championships (1987 and 1988), six NCAA Super Regional titles, 15 NCAA Regional crowns and 12 Pac-10 regular season championships...owns a career (.686) record in postseason play, including a (.735) mark in NCAA Regionals, a 12-4 (.750) ledger in NCAA Super Regionals and a (.590) record at the College World Series...under his guidance, Stanford has reached Omaha the pinnacle of the college baseball world in eight of the last 14 seasons and in 14 of the past 28 campaigns...in a testament to the standard of winning baseball he has created at Stanford, 31 of his first 32 teams have finished at.500 or better... he has presided over 19 teams that have won at least 40 games, including six clubs that have crested the 50-win plateau...led the Cardinal to a school-record stretch of 10 consecutive 40-win campaigns from his clubs have advanced to postseason play in 25 of a possible 32 seasons, including a school-record 13 straight campaigns from Stanford has won at least one game in 24 of its trips to the NCAA Tournament under Marquess, while winning as many as four playoff contests in 14 different seasons...his teams have played nearly.600 baseball in the Pac-10 ( ,.595), long recognized as one of the best and toughest conferences in the country... Stanford has finished either first or second in the Pac-10 a total of 23 times in the last 28 seasons (including Southern Division finishes), while capturing 12 conference championships...the Cardinal has won at least two consecutive conference titles three different times under Marquess, as Stanford captured three straight crowns in both and before winning back-to-back championships in 2003 and became the 23rd NCAA Division I baseball coach to reach the 1,000-win mark with a victory over Florida State on February 9, he picked up his 1,100th career victory with a February 17, 2003 win over Nevada...win number 1,200 came against California on March 5, 2005, while he reached the 1,300-win plateau by defeating top-ranked Arizona State on April 6, 2008 at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond...recorded his 100th career postseason win in Stanford s NCAA Super Regional-clinching victory over Long Beach State on June 7, Stanford s success under Marquess has paid dividends at the next level as well, as his players are normally very visible on the radar screens of professional baseball scouts...a total of 146 Cardinal players have been chosen in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft over the past 24 seasons, including 20 in the last 22 years that were taken in either the first round or as a Compensation A pick...nine players from Stanford s 2008 club were selected, while Jason Castro was the 10th overall pick and Jeremy Bleich was grabbed in the first compensation round...the accolades have streamed Marquess way throughout his illustrious career at Stanford, including three NCAA Coach of the Year selections (1985, 87, 88)...his most recent major honor came in 2003 when he earned his ninth Pac-10 Coach of the Year award...he was previously chosen as the Pac-10 Southern Division Coach of the Year seven times in the final 16 seasons of the league (1983, 85, 87, 90, 94, 97, 98) and the Pacific-10 Coach of the Year during the first season of the conference s restructuring in STANFORD S COACHES NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL ALL-TIME COACHES WIN LIST Coach, Current or Last School (Yrs.) Wins 1. Augie Garrido, Texas (41) 1, Gene Stephenson, Wichita State (32) 1, Mike Martin, Florida State (30) 1, Larry Hays, Texas Tech (38) 1, Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech (47) 1, Cliff Gustafson, Texas (29) 1, Ron Polk, Mississippi State (35) 1, Mark Marquess, Stanford (33) 1, Rod Dedeaux, USC (44) 1, Larry Cochell, Oklahoma (39) 1,331 *Active Coaches In Bold Updated Thru April 30, 2009 Source: Official NCAA Baseball Record Book Dean Stotz, Associate Head Coach Is in his 33rd year on the Stanford coaching staff in serves as the team s primary hitting instructor and third base coach...stanford has posted at least a.305 team batting average in nine of the last 12 years (since 1997), while tallying four of the school s top-10 run totals...has played a key role in the recent development of such players as 2008 American League All-Star Carlos Quentin and current Major Leaguers Chris Carter, Sam Fuld, Ryan Garko, Jody Gerut and Jed Lowrie...renowned talent evaluator has helped the Cardinal land numerous highly-touted recruits, while 28 of Stanford s last 30 four-year graduating classes have played in the College World Series. Dave Nakama, Assistant Coach Enters his 10th season with Stanford in 2009, during his second stint with the Cardinal...works primarily with Stanford s infielders and hitters, while serving as the Cardinal s first base coach... was previously on Stanford s staff from , and returned to The Farm in 2002 after spending three seasons on the staff at San Francisco State ( )...Stanford has posted each of the top five fielding percentages in school history under his guidance, while Cardinal hitters have posted a team batting average of.305 or better in six of his nine years. Jeff Austin, Assistant Coach 1998 National Collegiate Player of the Year with Stanford and former Major Leaguer is in his second season coaching the Cardinal pitchers in his 2008 staff ranked third in the Pac-10 with a 4.45 ERA, while two of his charges (Jeremy Bleich and Erik Davis) were chosen in the MLB First-Year Player Draft...went 12-4 with a 3.11 ERA during his banner 1998 campaign, with 136 strikeouts in innings...still ranks sixth in Stanford history for career strikeouts (317) and innings (309.2)...pitched in the majors with Kansas City ( ) and Cincinnati (2003).

8 STANFORD S PROBABLE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STARTERS FRIDAY, MAY 1 AT WASHINGTON STATE #16 JORDAN PRIES FR. RHP (3-1, 4.24 ERA) OVERALL YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / TOTALS / PAC-10 YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / TOTALS / Cardinal Career Freshman right-hander has worked his way into Stanford s weekend rotation, and will make his 2nd straight Friday night start this weekend at Washington State. Graduated in 2008 from Alameda (Calif.) High School...helped his club to four-consecutive North Coast Section playoff appearances, including an NCS championship in Was the 2008 Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League MVP...was tabbed by Cal-Hi Sports as California s 2006 sophomore player of the year Season Is 1-0 with a 1.80 ERA (4er, 20.0ip) and.121 avg. against (8-for-66) in his 3 Pac-10 road starts (at Cal, at Oregon and at Arizona State). Prior to his 1st loss, became the 1st Stanford freshman to open 3-0 with at least one win as part of regular weekend rotation since Greg Reynolds in Austin Yount went 4-0 in 16 relief outings in Ranks 7th in the Pac-10 with a.212 opponents batting avg. (35-for-165) and is Pries Season/Career Highs 32nd nationally by yielding just 6.75 hits per 9.0 innings (46.2ip). IP: 7.2, 4/4 at Oregon Suffered his 1st loss last Friday vs. Arizona...blanked the Wildcats the first 3.0 innings, SO: 10, 4/18 at Arizona State but ran into trouble in the 4th and 5th (4.2ip,7h,6r,6er,5bb,1so). Winning Streak: 3g, 2/20-4/4 Limited Arizona State - the Pac-10 s top offense by batting average and runs - to just 2 singles in 7.0-shutout innings April 24, while compiling a career-high 10 strikeouts (5bb)...departed with a 2-0 lead, but the Sun Devils rallied for a 7-2 victory. Earned a 3-1 win April 4 at Oregon, working a career-high 7.2 innings (5h,1r,1er,1bb,7so)...carried a shutout into the 8th inning. Was named the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week for March 2-8 after leading Stanford to a 7-1 victory over No. 2 Texas in his 1st career start March 7...stymied the Longhorns over 7.1-excellent innings, handing Texas its first loss of the season after opening carried a shutout into the eighth inning, and departed after allowing only three hits - a double and two singles...struck out 4 and walked 2. SATURDAY, MAY 2 AT WASHINGTON STATE #34 BRETT MOONEYHAM FR. LHP (4-2, 4.07 ERA) OVERALL YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / TOTALS / PAC-10 YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / TOTALS / Cardinal Career Freshman southpaw has worked his way into Stanford s weekend rotation, and will make his 2nd consecutive start in the Saturday slot. Graduated in 2008 from Buhach Colony (Atwater, CA) High School, after leading his club to four consecutive league championships. Named the Modesto Bee s 2008 High School Player of the Year after going 9-2 with a 0.97 ERA,.116 opponents batting average and 103 strikeotus in just 58 innings...also batted.379 with four home runs and 35 RBI. Was selected by the San Diego Padres in the 15th round of the 2008 MLB First- Year Player Draft, but did not sign a professional contract. PRIES 2009 APPEARANCES (italics denotes relief appearance) Date, Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB SO 2/20 vs. Vandy W(1-0) 6-5(10) /1 at CSF ND /7 vs. Texas W(2-0) /22 at Cal ND 6-5(12) /28 vs. Wash ND /4 at Ore W(3-0) /10 vs. UCLA ND /18 at ASU ND /24 vs. Ariz L(3-1) MOONEYHAM S 2009 APPEARANCES (italics denotes relief appearance) Date, Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB SO 2/21 vs. Vandy (2) ND /28 at CSF L(0-1) /8 vs. Texas ND /23 at Cal ND /29 vs. Wash W(1-1) /5 at Ore W(2-1) /11 vs. UCLA W(3-1) /19 at ASU L(3-2) /25 vs. Ariz W(4-2) Season Ranks 4th in the Pac-10 with a.199 opponents batting average (27-for-136) and is tied for 9th with 4 wins, while he ranks 8th among all NCAA Division I pitchers by yielding just 5.79 hits per 9.0 innings (42.0ip). Mooneyham s Season/Career Highs Posted a 3-1 victory last Saturday over Arizona, pitching into the 7th inning for the 4th IP: 7.0, 3/29 vs. Washington time in his last 5 starts (6.2ip,4h,1r,1er,4bb,6so). SO: 10 (2x), last: 4/11 vs. UCLA Ranks among Pac-10 leaders in conference-only games for: starts (t-1st - 6), Winning Streak: 3g, 3/29-4/11 opponents batting avg. (1st -.173), wins (t-3rd - 4) and strikeouts (7th - 39). Is 4-1 with a 3.03 ERA (10er, 29.2ip) and a.173 avg. against (17-for-98) in his last 5 starts, with 34 strikeouts against 21 walks...led Stanford to 3 straight Pac-10 rubber game victories March 29-April 11. First Stanford freshman in nearly 10 years to record double-digit strikeouts in a game logged his second such effort April 11 vs. UCLA, fanning 10 over 6.0 innings...earned his 3rd straight win, allowing 2 runs on 4 hits in Stanford s 7-2 victory. Earned his first collegiate win March 29 vs. Washington, combining with Drew Storen on a two-hit shutout in Stanford s 11-0 victory...with 10 strikeouts, became the first Cardinal rookie to fan at least 10 in a game since Brian Sager struck out 12 on April 3, 1999 vs. Washington State...held Washington hitless through 5.0 innings, and allowed only a bunt single in his 7.0-brilliant innings