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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* 3:00 p.m. 4/4 at Oregon*# 1:00 p.m. 4/5 at Oregon* 1:00 p.m. 4/7 San Diego 5:00 p.m. 4/9 UCLA* 5:30 p.m. 4/10 UCLA* 5:30 p.m. 4/11 UCLA*^ 1:00 p.m. 4/13 California 5:00 p.m. 4/15 at Santa Clara 6:00 p.m. 4/17 at Arizona State*% 6:30 p.m. 4/18 at Arizona State* 6:30 p.m. 4/19 at Arizona State* 1:00 p.m. 4/20 Santa Clara 5:00 p.m. 4/22 California 5:00 p.m. 4/24 Arizona*^ 5:00 p.m. 4/25 Arizona* 1:00 p.m. 4/26 Arizona* 1:00 p.m. 4/27 San Francisco 5:00 p.m. 4/29 Sacramento State 5:00 p.m. 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* 1:00 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! denotes played at AT&T Park; San Francisco, California STANFORD CARDINAL (9-11, 3-3) at OREGON DUCKS (11-15, 1-2) Friday, April 3 3:00 p.m. PK Park (Eugene, OR) RHP Jeffrey Inman (1-3, 5.79) vs. LHP Tyler Anderson (1-3, 3.68) Saturday, April 4 1:00 p.m. PK Park (Eugene, OR) RHP Jordan Pries (2-0, 4.76) vs. RHP Erik Stavert (3-1, 2.92) Sunday, April 5 1:00 p.m. PK Park (Eugene, OR) **Televised by Comcast SportsNet Northwest** LHP Brett Mooneyham (1-1, 4.19) vs. RHP Madison Boer (1-3, 3.68) All times Pacific; every game is broadcast on KZSU (90.1 FM) and gostanford.com Stanford Returns to Pac-10 Action With First Games in Eugene, OR Since 1974 Winners of three straight games and five of its last six contests, the Stanford Cardinal (9-11, 3-3) will return to Pac-10 play with a three-game, weekend series against the host Oregon Ducks (11-15, 1-2) at PK Park. Oregon has resurrected its baseball program after a 28-year absence, while Stanford will be playing the Ducks in Eugene, Ore. for the first time since the 1974 season. Friday s series opener is set for 3:00 p.m. PT, while Saturday and Sunday s contests will both begin at 1:00 p.m. PT. Stanford swept its two non-conference games this week, winning 10-2 at Pacific Monday night and posting a 6-5 victory over visiting Santa Clara Wednesday night. The Cardinal has won a season-high three straight games and five of its last six contests, while Stanford will be looking for its second consecutive Pac-10 series victory. Oregon has dropped three of its last four, losing two of three games to Oregon State in the Civil War series last weekend and falling to Portland this past Tuesday. 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 Wyndam Makowsky and Matt Hodson will be behind the mic this weekend in Oregon. Sunday s game will also be televised on the Oregon Sports Network via Comcast SportsNet Northwest. Nine Moves Into Ninth With Stanford s 13-3 victory over Washington March 27, head coach Mark Marquess posted his 1,332nd career win the ninth-most ever by an NCAA Division I head baseball coach. Marquess, who took over the reins of his alma mater prior to the 1977 season, has compiled a 1, (.662) record during his 33 campaigns as Stanford s head coach. With the March 27 win, Marquess snapped a tie for ninth with Larry Cochell, who logged a 1, (.621) ledger over 39 years with seven schools. Next on the list is Rod Dedeaux, who ranks eighth in NCAA Division I history with 1,342 victories over 44 seasons at USC ( and ). Stanford-Oregon Series Stanford and Oregon met 14 times between (Stanford s single-game results are available beginning in 1959), with the Cardinal owning an 11-3 edge. Stanford won the last game played between the clubs, 12-0 on March 31, 1981, and the last contest in Eugene, 15-9 on March 28, Cardinal Clips Turning it Around: Stanford has won a season-high three straight games and five of its last six contests since March 25. Surging Offense: Stanford has averaged 8.7 runs per game during this current six-game stretch (52 total), with a.344 batting avg. (74-for-215),.581 slugging pct. and.426 on-base mark. Stingy Pitching: Cardinal pitchers have also been dealing during the six-game run, forging a 3.17 ERA (19er, 54.0ip) and a.212 avg. against (42-for-198)...Stanford hurlers have logged 51 strikeouts against 15 walks in the last six contests. Milly is Mashing: Senior 1B Brent Milleville has gone 8-for-16 (.500) with six runs, two home runs and six RBI during his current five-game hitting streak (including three multi-hit contests). Swing and a Miss: Sophomore RHP Drew Storen has compiled 24 strikeouts in 12.1 innings, with just one walk...stanford s closer has fanned 10 of his last 13 batters faced over two outings. Slugging Kellen: Sophomore OF Kellen Kiilsgaard ranks sixth in the Pac-10 with a.652 slugging percentage, and is tied for seventh with six home runs. Walsh Setting the Table: Sophomore IF Colin Walsh has posted a robust.526 on-base percentage as Stanford s leadoff hitter over the last 11 games...he is batting.341 (14-for-41) with 10 runs scored, two doubles, six RBI and two stolen bases over the stretch. Two-out Magic: Stanford has scored 57 of its 113 runs (50.4%) with two outs in an inning.

2 Pac-10 Conference 2009 Standings (thru April 2) Team Pac-10 GB Overall Arizona State UCLA Washington State Oregon State California Stanford USC Oregon Washington Arizona This Week s Schedule Tuesday, March 31 No. 1 Cal State Fullerton 7, at No. 3 Arizona State 5^ California 4, vs. San Francisco 3# Portland 3, at Oregon 1 at No. 23 Cal Poly 7, at USC 5 Gonzaga 7, at Washington 4 Wednesday, April 1 Long Beach State 19, at California 7 Gonzaga at Washington - CANCELLED at Stanford 6, Santa Clara 5 at No. 3 Arizona State 3, No. 1 Cal State Fullerton 1^ Loyola Marymount 3, at UCLA 2 Friday, April 3 Stanford at Oregon* (3:00pm PT) California at No. 19 Oregon State* (5:00pm PT) UCLA at Washington State* (5:30pm) No. 3 Arizona State vs. Washington*% (6:30pm PT) USC at Arizona* (7:00pm PT) Saturday, April 4 Stanford at Oregon* (1:00pm PT) No. 3 Arizona State at Washington* (2:00pm PT) California at No. 19 Oregon State* (2:00pm PT) UCLA at Washington State* (2:00pm PT) USC at Arizona* (6:00pm) Sunday, April 5 No. 3 at Arizona State at Washington* (12:00pm PT) UCLA at Washington State* (12:00pm PT) USC at Arizona* (12:00pm PT) California at No. 19 Oregon State* (1:00pm PT) Stanford at Oregon* (1:00pm) Monday, April 6 BYU at Washington State (5:30pm PT) Washington at Gonzaga (6:30pm PT) * - Pac-10 Conference Game ^ - DeMarini West Coast Challenge (Tempe, Ariz.) # - Dante Bendetti Classic, AT&T Park (San Francisco, Calif.) % - Safeco Field (Seattle, Wash.) Stanford s Potential Starters and Top Reserves (By Position) Pos. No. Name Avg. HR RBI SB Notes -C/DH- 29 Ben Clowe x21 (.381) over last 8g;.385 in Pac-10 (6g) -1B/DH -30 Jonathan Kaskow (S) RBI in 5 Pac-10 g; started 7g at 1B and 4g at DH 1B 25 Brent Milleville x16, 2 HR, 6 RBI last 5g; 57 RBI over last 57 team g 2B 13 Colin Walsh (S) OBP as leadoff last 11g; 4x5, 3 RBI Sun. vs. UW - 3B/C- 5 Zach Jones RBI last 15g; hit safely in 6 of last 7g -3B/2B- 2 Adam Gaylord Hit safely in 9 of last 11g; 6x15 last 4g SS 6 Jake Schlander x18, 3B, HR, 4 RBI last 5g; 3x3 Wed. vs. SCU LF 24 Toby Gerhart x22, 2 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 7 RBI last 5g;.346 in Pac-10 - LF/DH- 12 Wande Olabisi x2, 2 Rs, 2B, BB in 3/7 start vs. Texas CF 7 Joey August (L) Hit safely in 9 of last 10g; 3 HR, 7 RBI last 5g RF 21 Kellen Kiilsgaard (L) x36, 3 HR, 13 RBI last 9g; 18x58, 5 HR, 18 RBI last 13 -RF/DH- 1 Jeff Whitlow HR vs. Texas (3/7); Stan. is in last 40 starts DH 22 Min (Brian) Moon x20, 7r, 2B, HR, 5 RBI last 6g Pos. No. Name W-L ERA IP G/GS Notes RHP 20 Jeffrey Inman /5 Golden Spikes Watch List; 7.0ip,3h,1r,1er vs. UW RHP 16 Jordan Pries /3 Ranks 3rd in Pac-10 with.173 opponents BA LHP 34 Brett Mooneyham /3 7.0ip,1h,0r,3bb,10so in 1st collegiate win Sun. vs. UW Stanford at the Plate Stanford is batting.262 (180-for-687) in its first 20 games, while scoring 113 runs (5.7 rpg)...the Cardinal has boosted its team average.37 points over the last six games, from.225 to its current.262. The Cardinal is averaging 8.7 runs per game over the last six contests, crossing the plate a total of 52 times...stanford is hitting at a.344 clip (74-for-215) over the stretch, with a.581 slugging pct. and.426 on-base mark. Stanford is batting.380 (27-for-71) with runners in scoring position while going 5-1 over the last six games. The Cardinal has reached double-digits in hits for five straight games, while scoring at least 10 runs in three of those contests. Stanford leads the Pac-10 with a.302 average during Pac-10 play (67-for-222), while the Cardinal has scored 47 runs in its six conference games (7.8 rpg). OF Kellen Kiilsgaard leads the team with six home runs (t-7th in the Pac-10), 19 RBI and a.652 slugging percentage (6th in the Pac-10)...he is third on the club with a.303 batting average (20-for- 66) and second with a.418 on-base mark. OF Joey August leads Stanford with 14 runs scored, 23 hits, seven doubles and eight multi-hit contests...he is tied for second on the club with three home runs and 14 RBI. IF Adam Gaylord paces the Cardinal with a.353 batting average, with 12 hits in 34 at-bats. After leading Stanford with 11 stolen bases last year, 3B/C Zach Jones again paces the club with three thefts in he is tied for second on the team with three home runs and 14 RBI. Stanford on the Mound Stanford has posted a 5.08 ERA (101er, 179.0ip) over the first 20 contests, with a.253 opponents batting average (165-for-653)...Cardinal pitchers have allowed 14 fewer hits than innings pitched. The Cardinal has lowered its team ERA.82 points over the past six games, from 5.90 to its current Stanford has fashioned a 3.17 ERA (19er, 54.0ip) and a paltry.212 avg. against (42-for-198) over the last six contests...cardinal hurlers have logged 51 strikeouts against 15 walks over the stretch. Seven Stanford pitchers have accounted for the club s nine wins...rhps Jordan Pries and Drew Storen pace the club with two wins apiece. Pries has been the Pac-10 s third-toughest pitcher to hit, with a staff-best.173 opponents batting average (14-for-81). Storen leads the club with 24 strikeouts - in only 12.1 innings of work...he also leads the club with nine apperances, has one of Stanford s two saves and has forged a 2.19 ERA (3er, 12.1ip). RHP Jeffrey Inman leads Stanford with 28.0 innings pitched and five starts. After his 7.0-shutout inning, 10-strikeout performance against Washington, LHP Brett Mooneyham paces Cardinal starters (min. 3 starts and 15.0 innings) with a 4.19 ERA (9er, 19.1ip). Stanford with the Gloves Stanford leads the Pac-10 with a.974 fielding percentage, having committed 20 errors in 775 total chances. C/3B Zach Jones ranks third in the Pac-10 by throwing out seven attempted base-stealers (in 17 attempts percent)...c Ben Clowe, meanwhile, is tied for fourth by nailing six would-be thieves (in 21 attempts percent). 1B Jonathan Kaskow is one of 10 qualifying Pac-10 players with a perfect fielding percentage, handling 132 total chances without an error. 2B Colin Walsh has been errorless in his last 14 games, fielding 65 chances without a miscue.

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...4 Last At-bat Series Sweeps Series (W-L-S) Midweek Games Series Scoop After taking two of three games from Washington last weekend, Stanford is now an impressive 15-5 in its last 20 weekend sets - a stretch which dates back to the final month of the 2006 season. Stanford is 9-3 in Pac-10 sets over the stretch, including a 6-2 mark in The Cardinal has split its first two Pac-10 series in 2009, dropping two of three at Cal before rebounding this past weekend against the Huskies. The Importance of Friday Both of Stanford s two series victories this year have come after winning the Friday game - Feb. 20 vs. Vanderbilt and March 27 against Washington. Five is Fine Stanford is 9-4 this season when scoring at least five runs in a game, and 0-7 when plating four or fewer. Punishing Pac-10 Pitching Stanford has produced some of its best offensive production when it matters most - in Pac-10 play. The Cardinal has hit a Pac-10-best.302 (67-for-222) in its first six conference games, while scoring 47 runs (7.8 per game). Stanford hitters have hammered 24 extra-base hits against conference pitchers (12 doubles, two triples and 10 home runs) for a.509 slugging percentage, while drawing 34 walks en route to a.405 on-base mark. 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 24 strikeouts in just 12.1 innings of work - an average of punchouts per 9.0 innings. Storen has allowed just one walk thus far in 2009, while forging a 2-0 record with one save and a 2.19 ERA (3er, 12.1ip) in a staff-high nine relief appearances. Storen set his career high with five strikeouts Feb. 21 vs. Vanderbilt (Game 2), and has matched that total three times since - including each of his last two outings. In fact, he has fanned 10 of the last 13 batters he has faced, including five of six to earn the win Wednesday vs. Santa Clara. Storen has a career 4.6:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio, fanning 74 against 16 free passes in 68.2 innings pitched. Milly is Mashing Senior 1B Brent Milleville has come alive in the last week, going 8-for-16 (.500) with six runs scored, two home runs and six RBI during his current five-game hitting streak. Milleville has raised his average by 104 points during the span, from.171 to its current.275. Milleville has logged a trio of multi-hit contests during the stretch, while his monstrous, two-run homer Wednesday vs. Santa Clara cleared the trees beyond the left field wall at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond. Setting the Table Sophomore second baseman Colin Walsh has been Stanford s leadoff hitter for each of the past 11 games, and has posted a.526 on-base percentage in those contests. He has gone 14-for-41 (.341) during the stretch, with 10 runs scored, two doubles, six RBI, 15 walks, one hit-by-pitch and two stolen bases. He has reached base safely at least once in 10 of those contests. In addition, Walsh has played flawless defense at second base, handling all 53 chances without an error. In last Sunday s rubber game against Washington, Walsh ignited an 11-run day for the Cardinal offense by setting a career high for hits and tying his career standard for RBI. The switch-hitter went 4-for-5 with two runs scored, a double and three driven in. Walsh has hit safely in 18 of his last 24 starts dating back to 2008, going 31-for-90 (.344) with 21 runs scored, six doubles, 14 RBI and 22 walks. Iron Man is Heating Up Sophomore shortstop Jake Schlander, who has started at SS for each of Stanford s 87 games during his collegiate career, is 10-for-18 (.556) with seven runs scored, one double, one triple, one home run and four RBI over the last five games. The Cardinal shortstop has tied his career high for hits twice during the span - going 3-for-4 March 27 vs. Washington and 3-for-3 Wednesday night vs. Santa Clara. Schlander started Stanford s winning, eighth-inning rally against the Broncos by beating out a one-out, infield single. 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 Mr. Consistency Throughout his four years on The Farm, senior outfielder Joey 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 (172-for-552) in 163 games (124 starts). He is also a lifetime.330 hitter (69-for-209) in 54 career Pac-10 contests. August has hit safely in nine of his last 10 games, going 13-for-44 (.295). He has played longball recently, as all three of his home runs have come in the last five contests - including his first career grand slam in Stanford s 13-3 victory over Washington March 27.

4 Stanford Baseball By the Numbers Trips to the College World Series in... the last 28 seasons 6... Trips to the College World Series since 1999,... most in the Pac Players chosen in the 1st round or as a...compensation pick in the MLB Draft since Pac-10 titles since realignment in 1999,... most in the conference 16...Trips to the College World Series,... tied for 7th most in the country 2... NCAA championships 15...NCAA Regional titles 6... NCAA Super Regional crowns (in 7 trips) 20...Conference championships 8...Stanford players and coaches have... represented the U.S. in the Olympics 46...First-team All-Americans 7... All-Pac-10 players in (including honorable mention) Consecutive seasons finishing at least.500 5th...Stanford ranks 5th in NCAA history... with 2,562 all-time wins of the last 30 classes have played... in Omaha during their Stanford career Stanford players that have played MLB 23...Stanford finished 1st or 2nd in the Pac of the last 28 seasons Wins since 1999, most in the Pac College World Series wins,... 5th most in NCAA history 25...NCAA Regional apperances in 28 years NCAA Tournament wins,... tied for 6th most all-time All-time NCAA Tournament winning pct Baseball America top-10 finishes since Stanford players have competed... for Team USA All-conference players 31...At least.500 campaigns in 32 seasons all-time winning percentage Gaylord Getting it Done Junior infielder Adam Gaylord has hit safely in eight of the 10 games he has had an at-bat, going 12-for-34 for a team-best.353 average, two doubles and six RBI. He has started 10 contests (eight at third base and two at second), and already has 11 more hits than he did in 2008 (one, in only 15 at-bats). During his current five-game hitting streak, Gaylord is 7-for-18 (.389) with three runs scored, a double and three RBI. Toby on a Tear Despite going 0-for-4 Wednesday vs. Santa Clara, junior OF Toby Gerhart is 9-for-22 (.409) with two doubles, a triple, two home runs and seven RBI in the last five games (including four multi-hit contests). After hammering his first home run of the season March 28 vs. Washington, he deposited the first pitch he saw Monday at Pacific over the right-center field wall for a two-run home run that gave the Cardinal a 2-0, first-inning lead. Power From the Northwest Sophomore right fielder Kellen Kiilsgaard has been swinging a hot bat of late, hitting at a.310 clip (18-for-58) with five doubles, five home runs, 18 RBI, a.655 slugging percentage and a.420 on-base mark over his last 15 games (since Feb. 28). In the nine games since Stanford returned from its finals break March 21, Kiilsgaard is 12-for-36 (.333) with four doubles, three home runs, 13 RBI and nine walks. After getting only three at-bats as a true freshman in 2008, Kiilsgaard ranks sixth in the Pac-10 with an overall.652 slugging percentage and is tied for seventh with six home runs. He is also batting.303 overall (20-for-66), has a club-best 19 RBI and owns a.418 on-base mark. Wednesday night vs. Santa Clara, Kiilsgaard s tie-breaking, RBI-single with two outs and two strikes in the bottom of the eighth inning plated Jake Schlander with the winning run in a 6-5 Stanford victory. 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. Fearnow Bullish Out of the Pen Senior right-hander Max Fearnow has been very impressive since moving to the Stanford bullpen, with a 1.69 ERA (2er, 10.2ip) over five relief outings. He has allowed just eight hits in 39 at-bats (.205), with one walk and nine strikeouts. Fearnow earned the win March 25 at UC Davis with 3.0-innings of two-hit, shutout relief. After allowing a pair of singles in his first inning, he retired the final seven batters he faced as Stanford scored five runs. From Walk-on to Winning Pitcher Sophomore reliever Carey Schwartz, who attended Palo Alto High School and wished to someday play at Stanford, was a huge success story in 2008 by making the club as a walk-on. The story has become even better in 2009, as he ranks third among Cardinal relievers with a 4.32 ERA (4er, 8.1ip) over seven appearances. The side-arming reliever has been huge in clutch situations, stranding eight of his nine inherited runners (88.9%). Schwartz earned his first career victory March 22 against, fittingly enough, California. Moon Rising Junior IF/DH Min (Brian) Moon has helped key Stanford to a 5-1 record in the last six games by jumping on the first extended playing time of his career. Beginning when he pinch-hit in the DH spot during the first lineup turn March 25 at UC Davis, he has essentially started the last four contests and is 6-for-21 (.286) with seven runs scored, a double, a home run and five RBI. Moon hammered his first collegiate home run against the Aggies, a fifth-inning solo shot that snapped a scoreless tie. Back for More Stanford s 35-man roster includes 17 returning letterwinners from its 2008 College World Series club, a total that includes six starting position players, three starting pitchers and its closer. The Cardinal has retained the services of the following starting position players: OF Joey August (Sr.), OF Toby Gerhart (Jr.), 3B Zach Jones (So.), 1B Brent Milleville (Sr.), SS Jake Schlander (So.) and OF Jeff Whitlow (Sr.). Please note that Gerhart and Whitlow spent a majority of last season in a platoon role. RHP Max Fearnow (Sr.), RHP Jeffrey Inman (Jr.) and RHP Danny Sandbrink (So.) all saw significant time in the 2008 rotation, while closer Drew Storen (RHP - So). is back after a freshman All-America campaign. A New Guard On the flip side, 208 of Stanford s 687 at-bats have been taken by players who had fewer than 20 at-bats in 2008: Mike Garza (5 in 2009, high school in 2008); Adam Gaylord (34 in 09, 15 in 08); Christian Griffiths (14 in 09, HS in 08); J.J. Jelmini (3 in 09, 3 in 08); Jonathan Kaskow (44 in 09, 5 in 08); Kellen Kiilsgaard (66 in 09, 3 in 08); Kellen McColl (3 in 09, 0 in 08); Min (Brian) Moon (25 in 09, 0 in 08) and Wande Olabisi (14 in 09, 4 in 08). Likewise, 80.0 of the Cardinal s innings pitched have been handled by players who threw less than 20.0 frames in 2008: Brian Busick (3.0 in 2009, high school in 2008); Brett Mooneyham (19.1 in 09, HS in 08); Jordan Pries (22.2 in 09, HS in 08); Chris Reed (1.1 in 09, HS

5 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 Player, Pos... Major League Club Eric Bruntlett, IF...Philadelphia Phillies Chris Carter, OF...Boston Red Sox Sam Fuld, OF... Chicago Cubs Ryan Garko, 1B... Cleveland Indians Jody Gerut, OF... San Diego Padres Jed Lowrie, IF...Boston Red Sox Carlos Quentin, OF... Chicago White Sox Greg Reynolds, RHP... Colorado Rockies * denotes having played at least one Major League game, and on a MLB 40-man roster as of Feb. 6, 2009 Current Major League Executives 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) in 08); Carey Schwartz (8.1 in 09, 3.1 in 08); Scott Snodgress (13.0 in 09, HS in 08); Kyle Thompson (2.2 in 09, 0.0 in 08) and Brandt Walker (9.2 in 09, 6.0 in 08). 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 against (12-for-60) in 13 relief appearances, with 15 strikeouts against five walks. From the Gridiron to the Diamond Junior outfielder 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 2,566-1, (.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 440 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.

6 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: (.598) All-Time Division I Victory Rank: 10th 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 (3-3) *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 ninth-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 1,335 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 ( ,.598), 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, Rod Dedeaux, USC (44) 1, Mark Marquess, Stanford (33) 1, Larry Cochell, Oklahoma (39) 1,331 *Active Coaches In Bold Updated Thru April 2, 2009 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).

7 STANFORD S PROBABLE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STARTERS FRIDAY, APRIL 3 AT OREGON #20 JEFFREY INMAN JR. RHP (1-3, 5.79 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 Is 12-9 with a 5.14 ERA (99er, 173.1ip) in 36 collegiate appearances (31 starts). Owns a lifetime 7-5 mark with a 5.27 ERA (48er, 82.0ip) in 17 career Pac-10 outings (16 starts). Is Stanford s top returning winner after going 7-2 with a 4.27 ERA in 16 games (13 starts) for the Cardinal s 2008 College World Series club. Was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 19th round of the 2006 MLB First-Year Player Draft, but did not sign Season Inman s Season Highs Is one of 50 players on the Golden Spikes Award Watch List...award is given by USA IP: 7.0 (2x), last: 3/27 vs. Washington Baseball to the top college baseball player in the country. SO: 4 (2x), last: 3/27 vs. Washington Was a preseason third-team All-America selection by Baseball America. Winning Streak: 1g, 3/27-present Has worked at least 6.0 innings in 3 of his 5 starts (60.%), while he is 1-3 with a 5.79 ERA (18er, 28.0ip)...Stanford is 2-3 in his 5 starting assignments. Inman s Career Highs Is coming off his best start of the year, earning his first win of the season in a IP: 9.0, 5/5/07 at Washington State 13-3 victory March 27 over Washington...limited the Huskies to 1 run on 3 hits over SO: 9, 3/2/07 vs. California 7.0 innings...faced the minimum through 4.0 innings, and had a no-hitter through 4.1 Winning Streak: 5g, 2/23-4/13/08 frames. Worked 6.0 innings in a Feb. 27 loss at Cal State Fullerton...blanked the Titans over the 1st 5.0 frames, but yielded 4 runs (2 earned) in the 6th. Stanford s Opening Night starter worked 7.0 innings Feb. 20 vs. Vanderbilt, locking horns with fellow Golden Spikes nominee Mike Minor... surrendered 5 runs over the 1st 3.0 innings, but pitched shutout ball over his final 4.0 frames as the Cardinal rallied for a 6-5, 10-inning victory. SATURDAY, APRIL 4 AT OREGON #16 JORDAN PRIES FR. RHP (2-0, 4.76 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. Graduated in 2008 from Alameda (Calif.) High School...helped his club to four-consecutive North Coast Section playoff appearances as a four-year letterwinner, 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. INMAN S 2009 STARTS Date, Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB SO 2/20 vs. Vandy ND 6-5(10) /27 at CSF L(0-1) /6 vs. Texas L(0-2) /21 at Cal L(0-3) /27 vs. Wash W(1-3) 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) Season 3/28 vs. Wash ND Is off to a good start in his rookie collegiate campaign, going 2-0 with a 4.76 ERA (12er, 22.2ip) in 5 games (3 starts). Has been among the Pac-10 s toughest pitchers to hit, ranking third in the conference with a.173 opponents batting average (14-for-81). Stanford is 2-1 in his 3 starts, while he is personally 1-0 with a 4.60 ERA (8er, 15.2ip) and Pries Season/Career Highs IP: 7.1, 3/7 vs. Texas SO: 5, 3/22 at California Winning Streak: 2g, 2/20-present a.161 average against (9-for-56). Will look to bounce back from a rough start March 28 against Washington...surrendered four runs on five hits in just 3.0 innings...received a no-decision in a game Stanford eventually lost, 9-7. Took a no-hitter into the sixth inning in his March 22 start at Cal, before surrendering 3 earned runs in his 5.1 innings of work...did not receive a decision in Stanford s 6-5, 12-inning victory. 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. Earned the relief win as Stanford defeated Vanderbilt 6-5 in 10 innings on Opening Night (Feb. 20)...entered in the 8th inning with the score tied 5-5, and worked 3.0-innings of 2-hit, shutout ball in his collegiate debut.

8 SUNDAY, APRIL 5 AT OREGON #34 BRETT MOONEYHAM FR. LHP (1-1, 4.19 ERA) STANFORD S PROBABLE SUNDAY STARTER 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. 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. 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) Season Mooneyham s Season/Career Highs Is 1-1 with a 4.19 ERA (9er, 19.1ip) over his first 5 collegiate appearances (3 starts)...is IP: 7.0, 3/29 vs. Washington second on the club with 22 strikeouts. SO: 10, 3/29 vs. Washington Has limited opponents to a paltry.186 batting average (11-for-59)...that number Winning Streak: 1g, 3/29-present would rank 4th in the Pac-10 with enough innings pitched to qualify. Owns a 3.94 ERA (7er, 16.0ip) in his 3 starting assignments. Earned his first collegiate win in his last start (March 29 vs. Washington), while becoming the first Stanford freshman in nearly 10 years to record at least 10 strikeouts in a game. Combined with Drew Storen on a two-hit shutout in Stanford s 11-0 victory last Sunday over the Huskies...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. Made his first career start Feb. 28 at Cal State Fullerton...yielded 3 runs in the 1st inning to suffer the loss in a 3-2 Titans victory, but blanked Fullerton over his final 4.0 frames. Tossed 2.1-innings of 1-hit, scoreless relief against Vanderbilt in his Feb. 28 collegiate debut (Game 2). STANFORD S MULTI-HIT GAMES Player Tot August, Joey Kiilsgaard, Kellen Gerhart, Toby Milleville, Brent Jones, Zach Schlander, Jake Walsh, Colin Gaylord, Adam Kaskow, Jonathan Clowe, Ben Moon, Min (Brian) Team STANFORD S MULTI-RBI GAMES Player Tot Jones, Zach Kiilsgaard, Kellen August, Joey Gerhart, Toby Walsh, Colin Kaskow, Jonathan Milleville, Brent Schlander, Jake Gaylord, Adam Moon, Min (Brian) Team STANFORD S HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Player 1R 2R 3R GS Tot Kiilsgaard, Kellen August, Joey Jones, Zach Gerhart, Toby Kaskow, Jonathan Milleville, Brent Moon, Min (Brian) Schlander, Jake Whitlow, Jeff Team