Michael Burgher. Outfielder R/R Junior Lake Forest Park, Wash. (Shorecrest)

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1 # 2 Born in Auburn, Wash.... son of Bill and Bonnie Boyer... has an older sister, Casey, and a older brother, Billy, a former Husky signee who plays in the Los Angeles Angels' system... intending to major in business () Played in a total of 49 of the Huskies 61 games, starting at second base, nine at shortstop and two at third base top moment of the year probably came in the Huskies second game of the day vs. Hawaii on March 4 in the top of the ninth inning of a scheduled seven-inning game, Boyer belted a pinch-hit RBI single to deliver an 8-7 Husky win first career hit was a seventh-inning solo homer at Cal State Northridge Feb. 18, his first career start went 2-for-5 with a homer and a triple in that one went 2-for-4 with two more RBI two days later at CSUN 2-for-5 with a solo homer March 7 vs. San Diego and 3-for-5 with two # 4 Bradley Boyer Infielder R/R Enumclaw, Wash. (Enumclaw) doubles and two RBI March 10 vs. Santa Clara 3-for-4 March 28 at Portland 5-for-11 in UCLA series played summer ball for the Kitsap (Wash.) Bluejackets. Enumclaw High School Earned four letters under coach Dan Hennesey at Enumclaw... an All-SPSL North first-teamer as a junior and senior... three-time all-area pick... second-team 4A all-state as a senior... batted.380 as a senior... team made it to state quarterfinals his sophomore year... also earned three letters in football, earning SPSL defensive back and special teams player of the year... first-team all-league at defensive back and second-team as a running back also a standout club soccer player who comtemplated a professional career overseas. BRADLEY BOYER'S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / /8 Born in Seattle... parents are Larry and Faith Burgher... has an older sister, Laura... father rowed at... undecided on a major but considering economics () Played in 26 games, starting 12, all in center field Huskies went 8-4 in games he started opened the season by going 2-for-4 with two RBI Feb. 10 at New Mexico State best game of the season was May 16 at Portland: 3-for-5 with a triple, three runs and two RBI 1-for-4 in consecutive starts vs. NMSU (Feb. 12) and CS Northridge (Feb. 17) played for the Skagit (Wash.) Eagles during the summer () Played in 26 games, starting seven... first career hit was a single March 6 vs. UC Santa Barbara... got first start March 28 vs. Utah Valley State, going 1-for-3... also started second game of that doubleheader, going 0-for-1 with two walks and a run... started twice in USC series... singled Michael Burgher Outfielder R/R Lake Forest Park, Wash. (Shorecrest) and scored three runs in April 5 game vs. Portland... also posted hits vs. UC Riverside (April 8) and Portland (April 19)... played summer ball for the Bend (Ore.) Elks. Shorecrest High School Earned three varsity letters as an outfielder for coach Brett Medalia at Shorecrest... named a top 100 outfielder in the nation by Team One Baseball and a top 60 prospect in the northwest by Baseball Northwest... drafted by Los Angeles in the 36th round of the 2004 draft... first-team All-WesCo Conference as a senior... captained his summer team, Shockers Baseball, for three seasons and led them to three state tournament championships... played two varsity seasons as a cornerback on the football team... won a high school award for most improved student. MICHAEL BURGHER'S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / / /0 Totals / / SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF EXPERIENCE OPPONENTS HISTORY Tyler Cheney Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Richland, Wash. (Richland) Born in Richland, Wash.... son of Craig and Anne Cheney... has a younger brother, Derek... has a grandfather and an uncle who attended the UW... undecided on a major () Spent much of the season in the regular starting rotation, starting 12 games and appearing in relief in three others no decision in first career start despite outstanding game Feb. 12 at New Mexico State threw five innings, allowing three hits, one run and three walks while striking out one in a 5-4 UW win picked up the win the following weekend at CS Northridge (Feb. 19), throwing seven and two-thirds shutout innings in a 2-1 Husky victory allowed just five hits and no walks in that one tough-luck loss March 25 at California, allowing two runs and no walks over six and two-thirds innings in a 2-1 Husky loss no decision despite a great game April 1 vs. UCLA: 8.2 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 3 Ks also pitched well in a loss to BYU April 14: 7.0 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 2 Ks three good long relief outings, though no decision in any of them: at USC Kyle Conley Outfielder R/R Richland, Wash. (Richland) # 22 (April 22): 5.2 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 1 K; at Stanford (May 13): 6.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 2 Ks; vs. State in the season s final game: 6.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 K walked only four over his final 31.1 innings of work in Pac-10 games only, posted a 3.16 ERA, ninth-best in the conference allowed just five walks over 37 innings in conference pitched and hit during summer ball for the Alaska Goldpanners. Richland High School Earned four letters, playing for coach Ben Jacobs...teamed with UW classmate Kyle Conley to lead the Bombers to the 4A state title in 2005, throwing a two-hit shutout to beat Cascade in the semifinals before hitting a two-run homer to edge Skyline, 2-1, in the championship game... team went 25-2 his senior year... named the state s 4A MVP as a senior, when he was also team MVP, conference pitcher of the year, area MVP and first-team all-state at both first base and pitcher... in summer ball, led the Richland Knights to two district and regional titles and then helped the Twin City Titans to district, state and regional championships and a second-place finish at the World Series... in summer ball, twice named the state and regional MVP... graduated with a 3.92 grade point average. TYLER CHENEY S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / players... a pre-health sciences major. Born in Richland, Wash.... parents are Steve and Carrie Conley... has an older sister, Lexie... father and grandfather were both college football 2006 () Played in 34 of the Huskies 61 games, starting a total of 20 (12 in right field and eight as the DH) first career hit was a single Feb. 20 at CS Northridge followed that with a pinch-hit, three-run homer in a 14-4 win over Gonzaga Feb. 24 two days later, hit two homers vs. the Zags, going 2-for-4 with three RBI the second of those two homers was a two-run blast that broke a 5-5 tie in the seventh, lifting UW to a 7-5 win had two hits in three straight starts vs. San Diego and Santa Clara March 7-12 March 20 vs. Cal Poly, went 2-for-4 with a double and a home run started all three vs. UCLA, hitting safely # 29 in all three and finishing the weekend 4-for-12 had a two-run, pinch-hit double in the seventh inning vs. State in the last game of the year, starting a rally that ended in a 5-3 win (UW was down 3-0 in the seventh) played summer ball for the Wenatchee (Wash.) Applesox, the West Coast Collegiate Baseball League champs. Richland High School Earned four letters at Richland under coach Ben Jacobs... teamed with UW classmate Tyler Cheney to lead the Bombers to the 4A state title in team won the league twice in his four seasons and finished second the other two... drove in 30 runs as a high school senior... all-league, all-area, and all-state honorable mention as a junior and then all-league, all-area and all-state as a senior... led his summer team, Twin City Titans, coached by Steve Farrington, to state and regional titles and a national runner-up finish in also won two state and two regional titles in summer ball... earned two letters each in football and basketball... graduated with a 3.7 grade point average and was a member of the National Honor Society. KYLE CONLEY S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / /2 WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

3 # 28 Born in Chehalis, Wash.... son of Mike and Tracey Cox... has two brothers, Kevin and Brian... cousin of K.C. Herren, a former UW signee who currently plays in the Texas Rangers organization... would like to major in business () Claimed the starting shortstop position from the beginning of his freshman year, starting 52 of the Huskies 61 games there started all but one Pac-10 game at shortstop committed just four errors in 102 chances in conference play, good for an outstanding.961 fielding percentage started career going 2-for-4 opening day, notching first career hit, a single, in second AB hit safely in first four games recorded first double Feb. 20 at CS Northridge, going 1-for-2 with three walks that day 3-for-5 with an RBI March 10 vs. Santa Clara 5-for-13 with three RBI in Arizona State series first career homer was a solo shot Apr. 13 vs. Brigham Young 3-for-10 with three RBI in BYU series doubled in back-to-back # 42 Danny Cox Infielder L/R Chehalis, Wash. (W.F. West) games April 25 vs. St. Martin s and April 28 vs. Arizona 3- for-5 with a double May 13 vs. Stanford played for the Bend (Ore.) Elks during the summer. Elliott Cribby Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Redmond, Wash. (Lake /Columbia Basin CC) W.F. West High School Played four seasons on the varsity under coach Tom Zuber, captaining the team as a senior... after sitting out his junior year due to injury, batted.438 with 28 runs batted in and 10 doubles as a senior... hit.489 with 24 RBI as a sophomore and.341 with 14 RBI as a freshman... first-team all-league as a sophomore and senior, and also won team MVP honors both those seasons... first-team all-state as a senior... won his team s Big Stick and Gold Glove awards as both a sophomore and senior... also earned three football letters and two basketball letters... first-team all-league wide receiver in graduated with a 3.75 grade point average... drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 34th round of the 2005 draft. DANNY COX S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / /10 Born in Redmond, Wash.... son of Ed and Pam Cribby... has a younger brother, Eddie... father played baseball at the UW earning four letters between 1974 and majoring in sociology () Earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention ranked among the Pac-10 leaders in several categories: second in saves (10), sixth in wins (7), 10th in earned run average (3.76) and 10th in opponent batting average (.255) 10 saves also ranked 34th in the nation 29 appearances tied for third-most in Husky single-season history appeared in relief in 24 games and started five spent most of the year as the Huskies closer, but also started four times in Pac-10 play suffered tough loss opening day, allowing just one run while striking out four in three and one-third innings picked up the save two days later at New Mexico State with two hitless frames notched two saves in CS Northridge series with a total of 3.1 IP also earned saves Feb. 25 vs. Gonzaga and Feb. 28 vs. Arkansas got first win March 2 vs. Texas-Arlington with 1.2 innings next win came two days later at Hawaii, when he went five innings, allowing just one hit, one earned run and one walk while striking out four saves in first two games of Santa Clara series third win was March 20 vs. Cal Poly (2.1 IP, 0 runs) threw an inning for a win vs. Portland April 4 got the win in first start, April 17 at Portland, when he allowed two unearned runs on six hits over six innings after a scoreless inning of work in relief April 21 at USC, started two days later vs. the Trojans for sixth win: 6.1 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 1 K wrong side of a shutout loss to Arizona in third start April 29 earned save in opener of Oregon State series May 5, then took loss as a starter in game three final start was a loss to Stanford May 14 got 10th save May 19 at Pacific and picked up seventh win in 5-3 victory over State on the season s final day, throwing 1.1 innings of relief played summer ball for the Chatham As in the Cape Cod League, going 3-2 with a 1.61 ERA ranked No. 6 in the league in earned run average. continued on next page 2007 SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

4 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF EXPERIENCE OPPONENTS HISTORY continued from previous page Columbia Basin Community College Played at CBC in 2004 under coach Scott Rogers and then sat out the 2005 season with an injury... went 3-0 with five saves and a 1.24 earned run average in 2004, earning All-NWAACC and helping lead the team to a 42-7 record... walked only four batters in 43.2 innings... returned from injury during the summer and pitched for the WCCBL champion Wenatchee Applesox... in four regular season appearances (three starts), went 3-0 with a 1.00 ERA... got the win in the WCCBL championship game, allowing two runs on eight hits over seven innings for the victory. Joey Dunn Catcher R/R Redmond, Wash. (Inglemoor) Born in Framingham, Mass.... son of Joe and Dianne Dunn... has a younger brother, Zach, and two older sisters, Courtnae and Averyl... majoring in sociology and political science () Played in 19 games, starting 10, all at catcher Huskies were 9-1 in games Dunn started first hit of the year was a double Feb. 12 at New Mexico State 1-for-4 with a two-run triple March 1 at Hawaii Pacific 1-for-2 with two walks in lone Pac-10 start April 30 vs. Arizona played summer ball for the Alaska Goldpanners () Played in 35 games, starting 29, as a freshman... took over the starting catching role after Matt Lane suffered an injury in early April... started 19 of 24 Pac-10 games... started 21 of last 22 games # 18 behind the plate... 5-for-11 with three doubles in series at State... 1-for-3 with a double in start April 2 vs. USC... 2-for-3 in start March 28 vs. Utah Valley State... started third game at Arizona (1-for-1)... played in game two (off the bench) of the Santa Clara series and got first career hit, a single... 2-for-3 with two runs scored in May 28 win at UCLA... played summer ball for the West Coast Collegiate Baseball League champion Wenatchee (Wash.) AppleSox. Inglemoor High School Played three seasons of varsity baseball under coach Craig Bishop at Inglemoor... captain as a junior and senior batted.360 as a sophomore,.420 with four home runs as a junior and.450 with six homers as a senior... named his team's most valuable player all three seasons... first-team All-KingCo and all-state as a senior... led his summer team, Taylor Baseball, in batting in 2004, hitting also a varsity soccer player in high school. JOEY DUNN'S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / / /1 Totals / /4 When Tim Lincecum (6 innings) and Nick Hagadone (3) combined on a no-hit win over Santa Clara last season, a number of previous Husky no-hitters that had been lost in history came to light. In fact, documentation for four additional no-hitters that were not listed in the UW or Pac-10 media guides were found, bringing the number of known no-hitters in Husky history to eight.the first was thrown by Bob Peterson in 1951 (month and day unknown). Peterson struck out seven and walked three in a 7-0 beating of division rival Idaho. The next was by George Kritsonis against Seattle Pacific on April 8, Kritsonis threw a nine-inning game, beating the Falcons He struck out 16 and did not allow a runner to reach second base. Kritsonis helped his own cause with two hits that day. Just a little over a year later, the UW got a seven-inning job thrown by Larry Morrow, who was making his first college pitching appearance. Morrow, regularly a catcher, no-hit Puget Sound, 14-0, on April 21, He fanned six, walked one and hit one batter, but did not allow a ball out of the infield. He played every position on the field for the Huskies that year. In 1969, Husky Gary Huson added his name to the list with a seven-inning no-hitter, Husky No-Hitters Lake High School Earned three varsity letters for coach Dave Chambers at Lake, captaining the squad as a senior... named first-team All-KingCo as a senior, when he was also tabbed one of the top 30 pitchers by Baseball Northwest... helped the Kangaroos to a league title as a sophomore... graduated with a 3.5 grade point average. ELLIOTT CRIBBY S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / a 6-0 win over San Jose State in s season opener. In 74, Steve Bazoski threw another seven-inning no-no, beating Portland, 9-0. In 1978, future major leaguer Rick Anderson threw 10 no-hit innings in a 0-0 tie with Oregon State. The game was halted due to darkness. In 1985, Bob Goucher (4 innings) and Pete Tjaarda (1) combined for a rain-shortened, five-inning no-hitter in a 10-0 win over Seattle University. Here s a recap of the eight Husky no-no s: Bob Peterson (9 inn.) vs. Idaho (7-0), 1951 George Kritsonis (9 inn.) vs. Seattle Pacific (18-0), April 8, 1957 Larry Morrow (7 inn.) vs. Puget Sound (14-0), April 21, 1958 Gary Huson (7 inn.) vs. San Jose State (6-0), March 22, 1969 Steve Bazoski (7 inn.) vs. Portland (9-0), March 30, 1974 Rick Anderson (10 inn.) vs. Oregon State (0-0 tie), April 14, 1978 Bob Goucher (4 inn.) and Pete Tjaarda (1) vs. Seattle Univ. (10-0), April 3, 1985 Tim Lincecum (6 inn.) and Nick Hagadone (3) vs. Santa Clara (9-0), March 12, 2006 WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

5 # 16 Born in Great Falls, Mont.... son of Dean and Kay Erickson... has two younger brothers, Nicholas and Tyson... intends to major in communications () Appeared in six games, all in relief, for the UW picked up the victory in his second career outing Feb. 18 at CS Northridge, allowing one run on four hits over two and two-thirds innings, his longest outing the season threw a perfect inning of relief in the Feb. 24 win over Gonzaga played summer ball for the Bend (Ore.) Elks, going 3-2 with a 3.00 ERA in 12 league appearances (seven starts). # 27 Jason Erickson Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Bonney Lake, Wash. (White River) White River High School Earned four varsity letters for the Hornets under coach Mike Williams... served as team captain as a junior and senior... three-time secondteam and one-time first-team All-Seamount League as a shortstop and twice a first-team all-league pitcher... named the Seamount League MVP as a senior and was named to the King County Journal all-area team... helped his summer team, Taylor Baseball, to a second-place finish at the USABF World Series in also earned a basketball letter... graduated with a 3.54 grade point average... selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the 45th round of the 2005 draft. JASON ERICKSON S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / Born in Sandpoint, Idaho... parents are Mike and Alison Hagadone... has a younger brother named Danny... father played football at Idaho and mother was a volleyball player at Montana State... majoring in sports management () Emerged as one of the Huskies top pitchers, appearing in 28 games, starting five 28 appearances ranked fifth-most in UW single-season history pitched the final three innings of a nine-inning no-hitter vs. Santa Clara on March 12, retiring all nine batters he faced combined with Tim Lincecum (six innings) in that 9-0 victory named a Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week following the no-hitter pitched in relief 12 times before moving into the starting rotation for a stretch in midseason had a string of 16.1 innings of relief from Feb. 11 to March 12 in which he allowed only two earned runs on five hits over 10 appearances notched a save Feb. 26 vs. Gonzaga with two perfect innings, fanning three retired just one batter for the save vs. Texas-Arlington on March 2 first career win March 11 vs. Santa Clara, throwing one inning third save came the following day in the no-hitter took the loss in first career start March 24 at Cal also started March 28 at Portland, April 2 vs. UCLA and April 9 at Arizona State before returning to the bullpen solid vs. the Bruins (4.1 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 Ks) threw 3.2 scoreless innings of relief in USC series earned second victory Nick Hagadone Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Sumner, Wash. (Sumner) of the year in his final start, May 8 vs. Portland, allowing two hits over five shutout innings also threw five innings in relief May 14 vs. Stanford played summer ball for the Southern California Fire, who finished third at the National Baseball Congress World Series went 2-0 with a 1.97 ERA, striking out 34 while walking only two () Appeared in two games as a freshman... gave up a run on a hit in one inning March 2 vs. St. Martin's... threw the final three innings of the game-two win over Utah Valley State on March 28, earning a save... allowed a run on three hits... played summer ball for Kirkland (Wash.). Sumner High School Earned two varsity letters at Sumner, playing for coach Casey Adcox... helped the Spartans to a second-place finish in the South Puget Sound League, when, aside from pitching, he batted.400 with four home runs as the designated hitter... named first-team All-SPSL and team most valuable player as a senior... posted a 7-3 record for his summer team, the Tacoma Knights, in drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 36th round of the 2004 draft... played quarterback for the football team, earning honorable mention all-league... graduated with a 3.8 grade point average. NICK HAGADONE S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / / Totals / SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

6 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF OPPONENTS HISTORY 10 Matt Hague Infielder/Outfielder R/R Kent, Wash. (Kentwood) Born in Renton, Wash.... son of Paul and Teresa Hague... has a younger brother, Mike, a student... father also attended the UW... majoring in sociology. # () Named first-team All-Pac-10 and third-team All-America (Collegiate Baseball) enters his junior year as the top career hitter in UW history with a.394 career batting average.381 average in 2006 was third in the Pac-10 and 69th in the nation also ranked first in the Pac-10 in sacrifice flies (7), fifth in hits (86), seventh in runs (53), ninth in on-base average (.447) and ninth in doubles (17) 10 doubles in Pac-10 games only tied for most in the conference 86 hits ranked fifth in UW single-season history played in 60 of the Huskies 61 games, starting 58 (40 in right field, 10 at DH, seven in center field and one at third base) also pitched in one game in relief had 17-game hitting streak that ran from March 31 to April 30, going 28-for-66 (.424) during the streak 5-for-13, 3 RBI in season-opening series at New Mexico State 6-for-10 in Gonzaga series made all-tournament team at Hawaii tourney, going 9-for-19 with five walks, two steals and eight runs during the trip 2-for-3 with a homer and five RBI March 11 vs. Santa Clara hit second HR March 26 at Cal and then went 4-for-5 the following day 2-for-5 with a homer both April 4 and April 17 vs. Portland 6-for-8 with four walks in BYU series, followed by 6-for-14 with four doubles in USC series 4-for-9 in Arizona series, 5-for-13 vs. Stanford and 5-for-12 at Oregon State 3-for-4 with a double, a homer and two RBI in May 27 win over State, when his RBI double in the 10th re-tied the game at 4-4 (UW won in 13) was slated to play for the Harwich Mariners in the Cape Cod League during the summer, but sat out due to surgery () Began the year as a relief pitcher before breaking into the batting order midway through the season... finished the year with a.419 batting average, but didn't have the requisite number of plate appearances to lead the Pac-10 in batting... started 19 of 24 Pac-10 games, batting.412 (35-for-85) with six doubles, five home runs and 25 RBI in league play... earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention and second-team All-America honors... after only one previous plate appearance, started 28 of last 32 games of the season at designated hitter or right field... named the Pac-10 Player of the Week in the final week of the season for his role in the Huskies' sweep of UCLA in Los Angeles... during that series, went 9-for-15 with two doubles, a home run and eight RBI... drove in the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth inning of the May 28 win at UCLA... 6-for-11 in Arizona State series... 6-for-15 (.400) in State series... homered in April 24 loss at Stanford... 6-for-13 in California series... 3-for-5 with a grand slam, a solo homer and five RBI April 19 at Portland... 7-for-14 in UC Riverside series... April 5 vs. Portland: 4-for-6, three runs, three RBI, three doubles and a homer... got first career start in batting order at DH Mar. 26 at Arizona and went 2-for-5 with two homers and five RBI... only prior plate appearance off bench vs. Pacific Mar. 9 (walk)... also made 13 appearances as a relief pitcher... struck out a season-high four batters in two innings March 25 at Arizona... got a win in relief March 29 vs. Utah Valley State... played summer ball for the Aloha (Ore.) Knights, going 5-2 as a pitcher and helping the team to a fourth-place finish at the National Baseball Congress World Series. Kentwood High School Earned three varsity letters for coach John Aarstad at Kentwood... helped the Conquerors to a second-place finish in the state in 2004, when he was named team MVP, first-team all-state pitcher and second-team all-state infielder... also a 2003 all-state pitcher and second-team all-area selection as a junior... broke the South Puget Sound League RBIs record with 31 in 2004, when he hit.500 with four home runs and posted a 9-2 record and a 1.89 ERA on the mound... as a junior, hit.400 while compiling a 6-1 record and a 0.67 ERA... first-team All-SPSL all three seasons... hit over 20 home runs for his summer team, Chaffey Baseball, in MATT HAGUE'S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / / /8 Totals / /12 MATT HAGUE'S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / / Totals / EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

7 # 11 Born in Bellevue, Wash.... son of Richard and Anne Haughian... has a younger brother, Marcus, and three younger sisters, Constance, Isabella and Catherine... cousin, Lucas Mack, attended the UW and is now a TV news reporter in the Tri-Cities (Wash.)... a social sciences major () A regular option out of the bullpen as a freshman, pitching in 21 games, all in relief got the save in the second game of the season, fanning two in 1.1 innings vs. New Mexico State got second save Feb. 18 at CS Northridge, striking out three in two and one-third innings of no-hit relief picked up first win March 10 vs. Santa Clara, working three innings of relief in a Husky victory notched other win April 25 vs. St. Martin s with 1.2 innings of action allowed only three earned runs in 10.2 innings over his final 11 appearances of the year in five Pac-10 outings, allowed just one hit and no earned runs over 3.2 innings played summer ball for Wenatchee (Wash.), the West Coast Collegiate # 7 Nick Haughian Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Marysville, Wash. (Marysville-Pilchuck) Baseball League champs made the WCCBL all-star team and set a league record with 10 saves. Marysville-Pilchuck High School Played three varsity seasons under coach Josh Rosenbach at Marysville-Pilchuck... as a senior, went 10-0 with a 0.68 earned run average... fanned 114 and 61.2 innings... first-team All-WesCo North and first-team 4A all-state as a senior, when he led the Tomahawks to the district title and the state quarterfinals... named the 2005 area player of the year by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and the Everett Herald... posted a career won-lost record of 20-1, going 7-0 as a junior and 3-1 as a sophomore... helped team to district titles and fifth-place state finishes as a junior and senior... won the league title as a junior... also lettered in tennis... graduated with a 3.4 grade point average. NICK HAUGHIAN S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / Born in Scottsdale, Ariz.... parents are Tom and Marianne Kaluza... has an older brother, Tyler, and an older sister, Katie... brother played football at Division III power Linfield and father ran track at Montana... considering majoring in business () Played in 34 games and started 24 (22 in center field and two in right field) emerged as a fairly regular starter in the latter half of the season and started 10 of the UW s 24 Pac-10 games notched first career hit, an RBI single, in first start, Feb. 19 at CS Northridge 2-for-4 with an RBI Mar. 1 at Hawaii Pacific 1-for-5 with two RBI later that same day at Hawaii 2-for-4 with two RBI March 10 vs. Santa Clara first career homer was a first-inning solo shot April 22 at USC hit safely in all three at USC 3-for-3 with a triple, two runs and an RBI April 28 win vs. Arizona 2-for-3 with a solo homer May 14 at Stanford played summer ball for the Kitsap (Wash.) Bluejackets, earning selection to the all-league team and winning the gold glove for center fielders. Brett Kaluza Outfielder R/R Sammamish, Wash. (Skyline) Skyline High School Earned four baseball letters at Skyline, playing for coach Chris Tamminen... named the Seattle Times Eastside athlete of the year in three-time All-KingCo first-team outfielder and a second-team all-state selection as a senior... served as captain his last two seasons... named most inspirational as a senior, when he batted.400 with four home runs and helped the Spartans to a runner-up finish at the state tournament... a highly-decorated football player, he rushed for 1,144 yards, scored 24 touchdowns and intercepted five passes to lead Skyline to a second-place finish at the 4A state championship in first-team all-state safety and honorable mention all-state running back as a senior... had a 3.7 high school grade point average. BRETT KALUZA S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

8 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF OPPONENTS HISTORY 12 Andy Lentz Outfielder L/R Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville) Born in Bellevue, Wash.... son of Mike and Jody Lentz... oldest brother, Ryan, was the Huskies' starting third baseman for three seasons ( )... Ryan was a fifth-round draft pick in other brother, Richie, pitched at the last three seasons and is now in the Boston Red Sox organization... father was the No. 2 overall pick in the 1975 draft, still the highest-ever pick from the state of... majoring in communications () Played in 27 games, starting 15 (nine in center, three at DH, two at third base, one at second base) also saw action in right field and at first base missed seven weeks in the middle of the season due to groin injury named Pac-10 Player of the Week on Feb. 28 after a weekend series vs. Gonzaga in that series, went 5-for-8 with a double, three homers, three RBI, six runs, two steals and two walks Feb. 24 vs. Gonzaga, went 2-for-4 with a homer and the following day, was 3-for-4 with a double, two home runs and four runs scored March 4 vs. Hawaii (game one), came off bench to go 2-for-3 with a two-run homer and a two-run double hit a game-tying grand slam in the eighth inning of the March 20 game vs. Cal Poly, which the Huskies won, 9-8, in 10 innings, but didn t play again due to injury until May 9 after returning to the action, played in # 5 loss.. allowed three runs on three hits over five innings in that one, leaving the game with the UW in front, 5-3 longest relief outing was May 2 vs. Lewis-Clark State: 3.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 3 Ks played summer ball for the Newport (R.I.) Gulls, coming on for a terrific season posted a 0.31 earned run average and a.106 opponents batting average struck out 30 in 28.2 innings and was named the No. 9 prospect in the NECBL by Baseball America () Only a freshman, he led the team with 25 appearances, two starts and 23 in relief appearances were tied for seventh-most in UW single-season history... earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention... was the only UW reliever used in Arizona State series, throwing four innings over two two-inning outings... allowed only one hit and no runs in those two and got the win May earned a win with a seveneight games and started three hit final homer of the year May 27 vs. State, a 5-4 Husky win in 13 innings played summer ball for the Newport (R.I.) Gulls () Played in 32 games, starting 13, as a freshman... made starts at second base, left field and center field... two-run single in the bottom of the ninth forced extra innings April 17 vs. California... started in center March 29 vs. Utah Valley State and went 3-for-4 with double and first career homer... started in left field March 19 at Cal Poly and had UW's only hit... started three games at Texas A&M tournament, all at 2B and No. 1 in the batting order... four walks in start at Santa Clara... only one error in 41 chances... played summer ball for the Aloha (Ore.) Knights. Woodinville High School Played three seasons of varsity baseball at Woodinville for coach Terry Agnew... helped team win the league title all three years, the district title twice and the 4A state championship his sophomore season... captained the team his last two years... as a senior, hit.426 with 29 runs batted in and went 4-1 on the mound... two-time first-team All-KingCo Conference selection and second-team all-state pick his senior year... named team MVP as a senior and was voted a high school All-American by Perfect Game... played in the 2003 AFLAC All-American High School Classic... played summer ball for Taylor Baseball and helped that team to a second-place national finish in ANDY LENTZ'S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / / /2 Totals / /6 Brandon McKerney Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Edmonds, Wash. (Meadowdale) # 38 EXPERIENCE... majoring in communications. Born in Seattle... son of Harry and Wendy McKerney... has two older sisters, Christina and Missy 2006 () Struggled with injuries during much of the year, but still appeared in 14 games, starting once didn t allow a hit in his first four outings and seven of 14 outings ended hitless didn t give up an earned run in eight of 14 lone start came May 9 at Portland, when he didn t get a decision in a 7-6 WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

9 inning start May 1 at State, allowing two runs on seven hits and no walks over seven innings... that start was second of his career and first in Pac-10 play... threw twice out of bullpen vs. Oregon State... four solid relief innings (one earned run) April 23 at Stanford... threw final two innings of 9-0 win at UC Riverside April 8... allowed one hit and no runs over three and one-third relief innings April 2 vs. USC... got first career start March 28 vs. Utah Valley State and earned a win with six innings of one-hit baseball (no runs, no walks, five Ks)... got a win Mar. 5 vs. UCSB, getting final out of top of the ninth before UW won in the bottom... played summer ball for the Aloha (Ore.) Knights, who finished fourth at the National Baseball Congress World Series. # 30 Born in Fullerton, Calif.... parents are Bill and Laura Mooney... has a younger brother, Craig, and two younger sisters, Kristin and Megan... father played junior college baseball... undecided on a major () Just a freshman, was third on the team in total appearances with 27, all but one in relief 27 appearances were sixth-most in UW single-season history got the season off to a good start with two solid outings the opening weekend at New Mexico State after fanning two in a scoreless inning opening day, struck out four over 1.2 innings for the win in game three got second win March 22 vs. Puget Sound in dominanting outing: three perfect innings with six strikeouts picked up third win with outstanding outing vs. UCLA (April 2): 4.2 innings, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 6 Ks picked up fourth win of the season on the final weekend vs. State, striking out three in two scoreless innings lone Meadowdale High School Earned two varsity letters at Meadowdale under coach Ron Martin, a UW baseball alumnus... helped team to a first-place finish in districts and fifth-place finish at state as a junior and then helped team to ninth in state his senior year... posted a 1.57 earned run average and hit.447 as a junior and then had a 3.53 ERA and a.419 average as a senior... during summer ball, threw a one-hitter in a national tournament... graduated with a 3.3 grade point average. BRANDON McKERNEY S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / / Totals / Bryce Mooney Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego) start came May 16 at Portland had a string of 10 straight innings of no-hit relief from March 10 to March 28 (covered parts of five outings). Lake Oswego High School Earned four varsity letters for the Lakers, playing for coach Jake Anders... captained the team as a senior... helped team to a state championship his junior year, when the team posted a 26-4 record... as a senior, went 11-2 with a 1.22 earned run average and 85 strikeouts in 70 innings while also batting first-team allleague pitcher and infielder as a senior after making the second team as a pitcher his junior year... also a second-team all-state pitcher as a senior. BRYCE MOONEY S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

10 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF EXPERIENCE OPPONENTS HISTORY Diamond Club Members Thank you to all of our Diamond Club members and volunteers, whose financial and volunteer help enhances the UW baseball program. This support goes to providing additional travel for the team to compete, an assistant coach s salary, specialized training for coaches and players, equipment and much more. A special thank you to our group of volunteers who attend meetings, assist in organizing all of the events that baseball sponsors, are always trying to help us raise money for the team, and for cheering at the games. Everyone s help is invaluable to the Husky Baseball Program. (NOTE: list is as of Dec. 8, 2006) A. Kenneth Anderson, M.D. Arby s Roast Beef Baden Sports, Incorporated Ben and Kristi Forrest Bill and Sharre Shewey Bobbie S. and Rick Anderson Burlington Northern S.F. RailPAC Chip and Anne Byrne Christian Shewey Corinne D. and David L. Hill D. Wayne and Anne Gittinger Dale and Laura Bethel Derrin and Pamela Doty Dr. C. Michael Kramer Dr. Russell J. Smith Ed Moriarty Ed Torkelson Ellen and Jim Dowling Empire Equipment Estate of Jane B. Sylvester Gerry and Sherry Scalzo Glenda & Jim Hobbs Gregory and Stacy Brown Harald and Lisa Torgersen Husky Fever Ike Alhadeff James Lewis Reese, III Jean Setsuko Miyake, M.D. Jerome M. Zech, D.D.S. Jim and Loni Haslam Kathryne and Harvey Cox Kent Sacia Larry Campbell Marilyn and Arch Van Belle Mark Dow Mead Partners, LLC Menashe & Sons Jewelers Michael M. & Kristy M. Gibson Mike Carr Mike Hagadone Mike Lind Mr. Andrew K. Schatz Mr. Anthony F. Moreland Mr. Bill Stuht Mr. Bob E. Lee Mr. Bradley P. Habenicht Mr. Casey J. Bowman Mr. Charles A. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Charles G. Stocker Mr. Charles H. Magnuson Mr. Chester Rubstello Mr. Chris L. Lincecum Mr. Cody J. Morrison Mr. Curt S. McGuire Mr. Curtis E. Stimpson Mr. Curtis J. Knopf Mr. Curtis Lillbridge Mr. Dana R. Halvorson Geoff Nichols Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) Born in Portland, Ore.... parents are Julie and Craig Nichols... has a sister, Alexandra... related to former Portland State baseball player Don Nichols and former Lewis & Clark player Doug Nichols, who also played in the Brewers organization... majoring in business administration () Appeared in four games, one as a starter and three in relief got the start March 1 at Hawaii Pacific, picking up the win with a solid five-inning performance: 5.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 3 Ks March 19 at Cal Poly, allowed two Mr. Daniel J. Stitzel Mr. David V. Johnson Mr. Dennis E. Behrman Mr. Dick Graf Mr. Donald L. Anderson Mr. Duane F. Sabine Mr. Duane Hastings Mr. Duane J. Covey Mr. Edward A. Clifford Mr. Eldon G. Beals Mr. Elmer J. White, Jr. Mr. Eric P. Liu Mr. F. Paul Morris Mr. Fredrick G. Olson Mr. G. Quinten Marquiss Mr. Garfield R. Jeffers Mr. Geoffrey S. Wells Mr. George R. Birchfield Mr. George W. Hickman, Jr. Mr. Gordon A. Moorman Mr. Herbert D. Chaffey Mr. Howard M. Snow Mr. J. Bleu Andrews Mr. J. Brian Losh Mr. J. Hilliard Viydo Mr. J. Wayne Leonard Mr. James M. Day Mr. Jason Koehler Mr. Jeffrey D. Scanlan # 35 hits, but no runs, while fanning two in an inning of work also pitched vs. Cal State Northridge (Feb. 20) and Santa Clara (March 11) played summer ball for the Aloha (Ore.) Knights. went 2-2 with a 3.00 ERA over 51 innings of work. Jesuit High School Earned two varsity letters at Jesuit, playing for coaches Craig Webster and Don Lovell... earned first-team All-Metro and honorable mention all-state as a senior... won his team s most improved award as a junior and was captain as a senior... posted an 8-2 record during summer ball, helping guide his team to the regional championship... also won two basketball letters and won most inspirational awards in both basketball and baseball. GEOFF NICHOLS CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS: Year ERA W-L G/GS CG ShO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR Avg. WP HB BK / Mr. Jeffrey T. Jones Mr. Jim A. Clem Mr. John A. Kritsonis Mr. John E. Feltis, II Mr. John J. Shaffer Mr. John L. Garner Mr. John M. Terhes Mr. Julio L. Cruz Mr. K. B. Chorlton Mr. Kenneth W. McBride Mr. Kevin A. Ticen Mr. Kevin J. Torlai Mr. Lee A. Moore Mr. Leo Kovach Mr. Leon Titus, Jr. Mr. Leonard A. Yerkes III Mr. Leonard D. Speyer Mr. Lester J. Teschner, Jr. Mr. Lloyd F. Fields Mr. Mark E. Simpson Mr. Michael D. Lentz Mr. Michael G. Russell Mr. Michael R. DiMuccio Mr. Patrick P. Kwan Mr. Randolph K. Vanderplow Mr. Ray Cresap Mr. Ray Price Mr. Richard A. Haughian Mr. Richard C. Uhlmann Mr. Richard M. Hughes Mr. Richard W. Austin Mr. Rick Stanton Mr. Robert Dean Everitt Mr. Robert N. Hope Mr. Robert W. Schoning Mr. Robert W. Wales Mr. Rodd W. Wagner Mr. Roderick A. Faurot Mr. Ryan D. Lentz Mr. Scott A. Yarnell Mr. Steve Bowles Mr. Steven R. Conley Mr. Terry M. Tanner Mr. Thomas D. Archey Mr. Thomas D. Clark Mr. Thomas J. Burley Mr. Tim Specht Mr. Timothy M. O Keefe Mr. Tod Johnson Mr. Todd B. Smith Mr. V. Ronald Martin Mr. Victor Belfiore, Jr. Mr. Wayne J. Miyake Mr. William Abelson Mr. Will Deisher Mrs. Richard A. Smith Mrs. Sally S. Behnke Ms. Anne Brasier Ms. Cynthia L. Pladson Ms. Ellen Buell Haertl Ms. Ginny Johnson Ms. Jo Ann Kuehner Ms. June Bechthold Ms. Lori J. Nobles Ms. Marguerite Daniels Ms. Tracey Cox Pacific Iron & Metal Company Paul Thompson Peter J. and Sally Glase Prof. Paul C. LePore Randolph K. Vanderplow Randy C. Olson, D.D.S. Rian Anderson Richard E. and Jane Ramsey Richard Mialovich Rick A. and Patti Menti Robert Walwyn Roland and Ann Nishioka Swift Family Tony Gomez Troy and Elise Woodward Tyee Sports Council Auction Walter R. and Elaine Ingram Ward Bushnell William B. Parker, DDS, PS WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

11 # 33 Born in Seattle... parents are Chris and Angela Petersen... has a younger sister, Alexandra... mother ran track at Seattle University and father played junior college basketball and football... considering majoring in economics () Played in a total of 23 games, starting eight (one at first base, seven at DH) got first start March 1 at Hawaii Pacific and went 2-for-3 with a run started April 4 at Portland, going 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBI RBI double off the bench April 8 at Arizona State 2-for-4 with two RBI April 17 at Portland as starting DH also had one hit each vs. BYU (April 15), Arizona (April 29), Oregon State (May 7) and two vs. State in a start in the season finale in the WSU game, drove in the game-tying run in the eighth inning of a # 6 Born in Everett, Wash.... son of Bill and Eileen Rife... has a younger sister, Kari... considering majoring in history () Played in 42 games, starting starts came as DH with three in center and two in left started mostly as DH vs. right-handed pitchers struck out only 21 times while drawing 21 walks in 144 plate appearances in first career start, Feb. 17 at CS Northridge, went 1-for-4 with a walk and two runs 1-for-3 with three walks the following day solo homer Feb. 24 vs. Gonzaga and then went 2-for-5 the following day March 2 vs. Texas-Arlington, drove in the go-ahead run with two outs in the ninth with a pinch-hit RBI single in two games vs. Santa Clara, went 2-for-5 with two RBI and three runs 2-for-6 with three walks in two games at Cal 2-for-9 with four walks and two RBI in Arizona State series 2-for-4 May 2 vs. Lewis-Clark State played summer ball for the Trevor Petersen Infielder R/R Tukwila, Wash. (Seattle Christian) 5-3 Husky win played summer ball for the Southern California Fire, who finished third in at the National Baseball Congress World Series. Seattle Christian High School Earned four letters for the Warriors under coach Tom Mallory... captained the team for three seasons... batted.500 or better in each of his four seasons... as a senior, hit.609 with 11 home runs and 33 RBI in 17 games... named the state s 1A co-mvp as a senior when he was also all-area and all-state... team finished fourth in state his sophomore season and played in the regional finals his senior year... also played four seasons of basketball. Jake Rife Outfielder L/L Arlington, Wash. (Lakewood) Bend (Ore.) Elks started in left field and batted leadoff in the WCCBL all-star game batted.292 (with a wood bat) and stole 14 bases in league play. TREVOR PETERSEN S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / /0 Lakewood High School Earned four varsity letters under coach Larry Delaney... team won the league title his junior and senior years and finished second in the state both of those seasons... hit well over.400 in each of his last three seasons, batting.476 as a sophomore,.492 as a junior and.450 as a senior... two-time team MVP, three-time first-team all-league and all-conference... first-team all-state selection as a junior and a senior and the 2A state MVP as a senior... named to the all-tournament team at the state playoffs twice... helped his summer team, Taylor Baseball, finish second at the 2005 USABF World Series, batting.384 with seven homers. JAKE RIFE S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

12 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF OPPONENTS HISTORY 16 Curt Rindal First Baseman R/R Senior Mt. Vernon, Wash. (Mt. Vernon) Born in Mount Vernon, Wash.... son of Teresa and Jeff Rindal... has three brothers Kevin, Brian and Eric and a sister, Erin... has earned his degree in economics and is currently continuing coursework towards possible graduate school (RS-) Earned first-team All-Pac-10 ranked among the Pac-10 leaders in several offensive categories: fourth in doubles (21), fourth in total bases (135), seventh in home runs (10), eighth in slugging (.577), ninth in hits (82) and 10th in batting (.350) 21 doubles were fourth-most in UW single-season history, while 82 hits tied for ninth only Husky to play in all 61 games, starting 59, all at first base had the Huskies longest hitting streak of the season, a 21-game stretch that ran from March 1 to April 7 during the streak, went 32- for-87 (.368) didn t cool off too much after streak was broken, going 9-for-14 over next three games hit first homer of the year in season s second game at New Mexico State Feb for-10 with six RBI in Gonzaga series, including four-rbi game Feb. 24 hit an 0-2 pitch for a two-out, RBI single in the ninth to tie the March 2 game vs. Texas-Arlington made all-tournament team at Hawaii tourney, going 8-for-23 (.348) during the trip drove in the winning run in the 10th inning March 20 vs. Cal Poly with a bases-loaded, two-out single hit two homers in UCLA series, when he was 5-for-12 5-for-10 with two doubles, two homers in final two games of Arizona State series 4-for-5 with two RBI April 22 at USC and went 7-for-9 over last two games at USC 3-for-4, double, homer vs. Lewis-Clark State 5-for-11 in Stanford series 2-for-4, homer, three RBI May 16 at Portland played summer ball for the Southern California Fire, who finished third at the National Baseball Congress World Series hit a game-winning homer vs. Clarinda (Iowa) at the World Series, advancing the Fire into the final six # 21 (RS-) Started 38 games at designated hitter and one at first base... named Pac-10 Player of the Week May 2 after big weekend at State... during the WSU series, went 8-for-15 with three homers, 12 runs batted in... followed that with 1-for-2 and a two-run HR May 10 at Portland... homered in his last appearance of the season, a solo shot May 28 at UCLA... 3-for-5 with homer April 19 at Portland... 4-for-11 in USC series, starting all three... hit first career homer Mar. 9 vs. Pacific... at UC Irvine, went 4-for-11 with three of the UW's six RBI... made all-tournament team at Texas A&M, going 5-for-15 in five starts... drove in the Huskies' lone run in the 1-0 win at Texas A&M () Ended up redshirting the season after suffering an injury to his left (non-throwing) elbow during a practice... played in the season's third game, at San Diego, when he came off the bench to provide an RBI single in his lone at bat... came back from injury in time to play summer ball for the Bellingham (Wash.) Bells, batting.345 with four homers and 29 runs batted in... named the Pacific International League Player of the Week at one point during the summer () Saw limited action during his first year as a Husky... 2-for-9 with a double, a run, and a HBP... played in a total of eight games, but didn't start... scored first run March 15 vs. Cal State Northridge and collected both of his two hits in game two of the April 21 doubleheader with Hawaii-Hilo, going 2-for-2 with a double... played summer ball for Kirkland (Wash.) and batted.350 in league play. Mount Vernon High School Earned four varsity letters at Mount Vernon, helping the team to league titles his last three seasons, to district championships as a sophomore and junior and two top-five state finishes... team was over his four years... batted.397 with four homers and 23 RBI as a junior and.412 with six home runs and 19 batted in as a senior... all-league each of his last three years... all-area, all-state and team captain as a senior... also played one season each of basketball and football... three-year National Honor Society member and involved in student government... had a 3.7 grade point average. CURT RINDAL'S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / /0 2004* / / / / / /3 Totals / /6 *medical redshirt season EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

13 # 13 Born in Edmonds, Wash.... son of Patrick and Sherry Stevens... has three brothers Nathan, Micah and David and two sisters, Julie and Amy... Nathan played college baseball and Micah played college basketball... a history major () Played in 59 of the Huskies 61 games, starting 56, all at third base named first-team Academic All-Pac home runs ranked second in the Pac-10 Conference and fourth in UW single-season history 33rd in the nation in homers (0.29 per game) hit more home runs (6) in conference play than any player in the Pac-10 named Pac-10 Player of the Week and to the College Baseball Foundation s national honor roll on Feb. 21 earned those honors after a strong weekend series at Cal State Northridge, where he went 6-for-14 (.429) with three homers and six RBI on Feb. 18, he became the first Husky in 12 seasons to hit for the cycle, going 5-for-6 with two home runs and four RBI also homered in final CSUN game and the following game vs. Gonzaga named Pac-10 Player of the Week Mar. 14 after going 7-for-14 with four homers and 11 RBI in four total games vs. Santa Clara and San Diego four homers, 10 RBI in Santa Clara series alone, with back-to-back two-homer games (March 11-12) hit ninth homer March 19 vs. Cal Poly 4-for-9 with four RBI and a homer over final two UCLA games two homers, a double and four RBI in series at USC 2-for-4 with a homer and two RBI April 28 vs. Arizona homer and a double May 2 vs. Lewis-Clark State Matt Stevens Outfielder/Infielder R/R Lake Stevens, Wash. (Lake Stevens) hit a two-run homer the following game May 5 at Oregon State three-run homer, his 16th, May 8 vs. Portland 17th and final home run came May 13 vs. Stanford played summer ball for the Alaska Goldpanners () Played in 14 games, starting seven, as a freshman... was just beginning to become a regular in the lineup when a broken bone in his hand ended his season in late March... made starts at third base, left field, right field and DH... got first hit, a single, of the bench Feb. 25 at Texas A&M... 2-for-3 March 5 vs. UC Santa Barbara... hit his first career home run the following day vs. the Gauchos... also homered March 20 at Cal Poly... 2-for-5 with three RBI in two starts at Arizona, his final two appearances of the season. Lake Stevens High School Earned three letters for coach Roger Anderson at Lake Stevens... named first-team All-WesCo outfielder as a junior and first-team All-WesCo utility man as a senior, when he was also an all-area first-team and an all-state pick... hit.300 with 25 RBI as a junior and.305 with 14 stolen bases as a senior, when he was also 6-1 on the mound... played three seasons of varsity basketball and was a first-team All-WesCo pick as a junior and second-teamer as a senior... graduated with a 3.75 grade point average. MATT STEVENS CAREER BATTING STATISTICS: / / / /5 Totals / /5 HUSKY BASEBALL THANKS EASTON FOR ITS SUPPORT SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

14 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF EXPERIENCE OPPONENTS HISTORY 18 Bryce Anderson # 10 Catcher R/R Redmond, Wash. (Redmond) Born in Bellevue, Wash. parents are Cliff and Michelle Anderson has a younger brother, Kyle both parents, two uncles and two aunts all attended the UW majoring in communications. Redmond High School Earned three varsity letters under coach Dan Pudwill at Redmond captained the Mustangs as a senior earned All-KingCo honorable mention twice won a Scholar Athlete Award for baseball batted.327 with 12 homers and 47 runs batted in last summer for Taylor Baseball named to the National Honor Roll and a member of the National Honor Society earned President s Award for Educational Excellence and graduated with a 3.75 grade point average. Harrison Bishop # 37 Pitcher R/R Kirkland, Wash. (Juanita/Bellevue CC) Born in Redmond, Wash. son of Don and Susan Bishop has an older sister, Kendall majoring in economics. Bellevue Community College Played the 2006 season at Bellevue CC under coach Mark Yoshino redshirted the 2005 season due to Tommy John surgery after having played at Edmonds CC as freshman in 2004 played under current UW assistant coach Tighe Dickinson at Edmonds drafted by the Orioles in the 40th round of the 2004 draft signed with Coastal Carolina after 2004 season, but never attended struck out 58 batters in 52.2 innings last season at Bellevue helped Edmonds with 38-9 overall and 22-2 league record in Juanita High School Earned four varsity letters ( ) under coach Gary Groenen at Juanita served as team captain as a junior and senior a first-team All-KingCo selection as a senior and second-teamer as a junior hit.394 as a senior outfielder as a junior, posted a 1.53 ERA with 53 strikeouts also a standout basketball player for the Rebels graduated with a 3.5 grade point average Husky Newcomers Rob Brasier Pitcher R/R Galveson, Texas (Ball) Doug Cherry Infielder R/R Redmond, Wash. (Inglemoor) # 34 Born in Boston, Mass. son of Allan and Anne Brasier has an older sister, Karen mother was a college swimmer, father was a college tennis player and sister is a swimmer at the University of Cincinnati considering majoring in applied and computational mathematical sciences, a big reason he came to the UW. Ball High School Earned three varsity letters pitching for coach James Conner at Ball secondteam all-district and all-county as a junior a member of the 2003 Texas State USSSA 18U Champions earned two varsity letters in tennis a National Merit Scholar and earned an Advanced Placement Scholar award graduated with a 4.2 grade point average. # 3 Born in Renton, Wash. son of Bill and Lydia Cherry.. has an older brother, Scott both parents attended, as does his brother undeclared major, but considering business. Inglemoor High School Earned three varsity letters under coaches Craig Bishop (2004) and Rob Luckey ( ) an honorable mention All-KingCo selection as a junior and senior captained the team as a senior led his summer team, Taylor Baseball, to a 59-7 record during the 2005 season and was named to Taylor s all-time team as its shortstop also earned two football letters. WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

15 2007 Husky Newcomers # 24 Jacob Clem First Baseman/ Outfielder R/R Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) Born in Mount Vernon, Wash. parents are Annette and Jim Clem father recently retired after long career as Burlington-Edison s baseball coach older brother, Zach, played at the UW the last four years ( ) and was a two-time All-Pac-10 outfielder undecided on a major. Burlington-Edison High School Earned four varsity letters at Burlington-Edison, playing for his father, Jim Clem named the Skagit Valley Herald s player of the year in 2006 earned first-team all-northwest League and first-team all-state as a senior helped Tigers to a fourth-place finish at the 3A state tournament as a sophomore and a third-place finish his senior season, when they went 23-4 overall as a pitcher his senior season, went 7-2 with a 1.22 ERA and three saves struck out 70 batters in 63 innings at the plate, batted.354 with five homers and 26 RBI also named second-team all-league as a junior as a sophomore, batted.338 with three homers and 25 RBI helped his summer team, the Burlington Sox, to the league, district, state and regional titles was selected as the MVP of the state American Legion tournament and the American Legion Division 1 Player of the Year after going 10-1 on the mound while batting.421 with 22 doubles, five homers and 43 RBI a first-team all-league basketball player as a senior, when he averaged 14.5 points per game graduated with a 3.95 grade point average. WHERE ARE THEY ALL FROM? Of the 38 players on the UW s roster, 34 hail from the state of. Of that number, 31 graduated from high school in the western part of the state, and 17 came to the UW s Seattle campus from within King County. Here s a look at the state map, broken down by county, with the number of Husky baseball players from each county. This map does not, of course, include the four out-of-state Huskies (there are two players from Oregon, one from Texas and one from Hawaii). Johnny DuRocher # 12 Pitcher R/R Graham, Wash. (Bethel/Univ. of Oregon) Born in Tacoma, Wash. parents are John and Corrina DuRocher has one sister majoring in sociology at the UW. University of After playing on the UW football team the last three seasons ( ), will be playing baseball for the first time in 2007 originally attended Oregon, where he spent the school year, redshirting the football season sat out 2004 as a transfer and then played in five games as a quarterback in 2005, throwing for 247 yards and two touchdowns played in two games in 2006, including coming off the bench vs. Arizona State to throw game-tying touchdown that forced overtime football season came to an end after being diagnosed with a brain tumor near the end of the 2006 season... had successful surgery on Nov. 30, Bethel High School Named the state s football player of the year by the Tacoma News Tribune and Gatorade following his senior season in 2002 played only one season of baseball, as a catcher his sophomore year (2001) as a quarterback on the football team, compiled 6,781 passing yards and 67 touchdowns during his career went 34-5 as a starter in his three seasons, including an unbeaten mark in South Puget Sound League games. # 20 Ben Guidos Pitcher L/L Normandy Park, Wash. (Highline) Born in Burien, Wash. son of Mike and Shelley Guidos has a younger sister, Maddie undecided on a major. Highline High School Earned four varsity letters under coach David Larson, playing as a pitcher and first baseman a three-time All-Seamount League first-team pick and the unanimous league MVP as a senior helped lead Pirates to two league titles, including one his senior year, when he was team captain led his division in batting as a senior with.568 average to go with a slugging percentage 3A state player of the year as a senior in 2006 first-team all-league pitcher as a freshman and sophomore a Louisville Slugger honorable mention All-American as a senior started every game in all four of his years at Highline only pitched 10 innings as a senior due to injury earned two letters in basketball posted a 3.75 grade point average in high school SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

16 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF EXPERIENCE OPPONENTS HISTORY 20 on majoring in business. Max Kwan Catcher R/R Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep/Tulane Univ.) Joey Lind First Baseman L/R Mill Creek, Wash. (Jackson) # 8 Born in Seattle son of Patrick and Rosalyn Kwan has two older brothers, Patrick and Nick father earned his PhD from the UW planning Tulane University Played one season (2006) for Tulane, under coach Rick Jones started 33 games for a Green Wave team that finished the year overall and advanced to an NCAA Regional in Oxford, Miss., where they went 2-2. Seattle Prep High School Earned four letters as a catcher under coach Ed Paulter named to the Seattle Times all-state team as a junior and senior drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 36th round of the 2005 draft named team MVP as a senior, when he batted.500 with seven homers and 28 runs batted in twice participated in USA Baseball trials and played in the Area Code Games won a CABA national championship with a team from Bergen Beach, N.Y. # 23 Born in Denver Colo. son of Mike and Kim Lind grandfather, Arne Lind, attended the UW and also played football at Oregon father played football at Colorado State and uncle David played football at Puget Sound undecided on a major but considering political science. Jackson High School Along with fellow UW freshman Cam Nobles, led Jackson to a 27-0 record, a state 4A title and a No. 2 ranking in the Baseball America final top-25 earned two letters under coaches Kirk Nicholson (in 2004 and 2005) and Alan Briggs (2006) batted.455 with five homers and a school-record 46 RBI as a senior, slugging for a.805 mark named first-team all-state and first-team all-area by both the Seattle Times and Everett Herald second-team All-WesCo Conference as a junior, when the Timberwolves finished third in the state won a CABA national championship with the Seattle Stars as a 15-year old graduated with a 3.45 grade point average. pharmacy at the UW Husky Newcomers Jorden Merry # 39 Pitcher R/R Pasco, Wash. (Pasco/Lower Columbia CC) Born in Richland, Wash. parents are Ron and Belinda Merry has an older sister, Krystal, and a younger brother, Jared interesting in majoring in Lower Columbia Community College Played one season at Lower Columbia, playing for coach Kelly Smith earned all-league after leading the NWAACC with a school-record 0.51 earned run average went 7-0 with three saves, allowing only 26 hits, three earned runs and seven walks while striking out 66 in 53 innings helped team to 43-8 record and runner-up finish in NWAACC tournament. Pasco High School Played three varsity seasons under coach Aaron Schooler, captaining the Bulldogs as a senior as a senior, went 5-4 with a 2.16 ERA, allowing jut 19 walks and striking out 75 in 55 innings first-team All-Big Nine and second-team all-state as a senior. Brent Miller # 31 Pitcher R/R Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville) Born in Bellevue, Wash. parents are Larry Miller and Brenda Adams has a younger brother, Colin, and a younger sister, Krista intends to major in business. Woodinville High School Earned two letters as a pitcher for coach Terry Agnew at Woodinville a secondteam All-KingCo selection as a junior and senior led the Falcons to the KingCo 4A league title and state quarterfinals last year as the team s closer. WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

17 2007 Husky Newcomers Travis Nishioka # 32 Infielder/Outfielder R/R Honolulu, Wash. (Iolani) Born in Honolulu parents are Roland and Ann Nishioka has a younger brother, Tanner, and two younger sisters, Jennifer and Julia undecided on a major, but interested in dentistry. Iolani School Played four seasons of varsity baseball under coach Dean Yonamine at Iolani.. a first-team All-ILH selection as a senior in 2006 earned three letters for the Raiders football team, earning all-league and all-state as a senior, when he scored 15 touchdowns graduated with a 3.4 grade point average. Cam Nobles # 14 Pitcher R/R Mill Creek, Wash. (Jackson) Born in Seattle son of Steven and Lori Nobles undecided on a major, but interested in sports management. Jackson High School Along with fellow UW freshman Joey Lind, led Jackson to a 27-0 record, a state 4A title and a No. 2 ranking in the Baseball America final top-25 earned three letters under coaches Kirk Nicholson (in 2004 and 2005) and Alan Briggs (2006) first-team All-WesCo, all-area and all-state as a senior captain when he posted a 10-0 record with a 0.71 earned run average allowed just 22 hits and struck out 99 participated in USA Baseball tryouts and played in Area Code Games 7-1 as a sophomore, earning first-team All-WesCo honors second-team All- WesCo as a junior, when Jackson finished third in the state as a senior, struck out 13 in a no-hitter vs. Marysville-Pilchuck drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 19th round of the 2006 draft prior to the 2006 season, named the No. 80 high school prospect in the nation by Baseball America won a CABA national championship with the Seattle Stars as a 15-year old graduated with a 3.84 grade point average. # 9 Brian Pearl Infielder/Pitcher L/R Everett, Wash. (Cascade) Born in Seattle son of Robert and Chris Pearl has an older sister, Jamie undecided on a major. Cascade High School Earned two letters under coach Pat Opel at Cascade as a junior, batted.460 with 19 runs batted in as the Bruins tied for the league title and finished fourth in the state tournament batted.390 as a senior, when he was team captain set Cascade career stolen bases record with 44 named honorable mention All-WesCo as a second baseman and as a pitcher. Ty Rasmussen # 25 Outfielder R/R RS- Bonney Lake, Wash. (Enumclaw/ Univ. of Louisiana-Lafayette) Born in Tacoma, Wash. son of Troy and Kandi Rasmussen has a younger sister, Kylie undecided on a major, but considering economics. University of Louisiana-Lafayette Attended Louisiana-Lafayette as a scholarship baseball player in , but red-shirted the baseball season due to shoulder surgery. Enumclaw High School Earned three varsity letters at Enumclaw under coach Dan Hennesey teamed with current UW teammate Bradley Boyer for the Hornets a two-time All-SPSL North first-teamer captained team as a junior and senior as a senior in 2005, batted.475 with a league-leading slugging percentage hit seven homers and four doubles in 16 division games played summer ball for Taylor Baseball and was named Taylor s all-time right fielder played for White River High as a freshman had a 3.96 grade point average in high school SEASON STAFF 2006 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY OPPONENTS EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON HUSKIES BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE

18 2007 SEASON RECORDS 2006 REVIEW STAFF EXPERIENCE OPPONENTS HISTORY 22 Ricky Reavis # 26 Infielder R/R Covington, Wash. (Kentwood/Skagit Valley CC) Born in Renton, Wash. parents are Terri and Brad Reavis has two younger brothers, Timmy and Tony intending to major in communications enrolled at the UW in the winter quarter, Skagit Valley Community College Named MVP of the NWAACC Northern Division after his sophomore year (2006) at Skagit played under coach Kevin Matthews hit.304 as a freshman and then batted a league-best.465 with five homers, 48 RBI and 38 stolen bases as a sophomore batted.451 and earned first-team all-league over the summer, playing for the Skagit Eagles represented the United States in the Haarlmese Honkbal tournament in Holland in July, 2006, hitting.450 as the U.S. took third place. Kentwood High School Earned two varsity letters under coach Jon Aarstad classmate of fellow Husky Matt Hague batted.385 with 18 runs batted in and 18 stolen bases as a senior in 2004, when Kentwood won the district title and finished second in the state earned first-team All-SPSL as a second baseman in 2003 and 2004 first-team all-area as a senior after earning second-team as a junior. communications. Aaron Russell # 43 Infielder R/R Redmond, Wash. (Interlake) Born in Bellevue, Wash. parents are Bill and Dawna Russell has an older brother, Eric, and a younger brother, Elliott majoring in Interlake High School Earned three varsity letters and served as team captain all three seasons at Interlake, playing for coach Pete Orgill, a former UW catcher an All-KingCo honorable mention selection as a sophomore, a second-team utility player as a junior and a first-team selection at shortstop as a senior, when he was also honorable mention all-state batted.475 as a junior, second in the league led KingCo in RBI and was third in homers as a senior earned two letters in golf and three in football Husky Newcomers Ryan Scott Catcher S/R Auburn, Wash. (Auburn/Tacoma CC) # 41 Born in Renton, Wash. son of Dave and Denise Scott has a younger brother, Troy, who has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at the UW beginning in 2008 majoring in construction management. Tacoma Community College Played two seasons under coach Donegal Fergus at Tacoma helped the Titans to a third-place finish at the NWAACC tournament in 2006 second on the team in 06 with three home runs (with a wood bat). Auburn High School Played two seasons of varsity baseball under coach Tim Kuykendall at Auburn. DRAFTED DAWGS There are currently seven members of the UW baseball team who have been selected by a major league organization in the annual draft, held every June. Here s a list of those seven Huskies, along with what team chose them, and in what round of what year s draft: Name Year Round Organization Harrison Bishop th round Baltimore Michael Burgher th round L.A. Dodgers Danny Cox th round Minnesota Jason Erickson th round Cincinnati Nick Hagadone th round Seattle Max Kwan th round Seattle Cam Nobles th round Seattle WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE