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1 new mexico baseball history and records

2 Hitting Records NEW mexico At-Bats Game: 8 (3 times), Hank Garcia vs. Gonzaga (3/31/72); Chris Armstrong vs. Fresno State (4/1/99); Josh Mader vs. Air Force (5/2/03) Season: 275, Tony Cairns (2001) Career: 960, Daniel Stovall, ( ) Runs Game: 6 (6 times), Justin Howard vs. Coppin State (4/18/10), Dane Hamilton vs. Binghamton (3/7/09); Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force (5/16/09) and (4/12/08); Sean Murray vs. Air Force (5/15/04); Lon Yamaguchi vs. New Mexico State (2/25/98) Season: 86, Jim Fregosi (1985) Career: 248, Lon Yamaguchi ( ) Hits Game: 6 (8 times), John Pustay at Air Force (4/5/12), Justin Howard vs. Coppin State (4/18/10); Mike Brownstein vs. Air Force (5/14/09); Dane Hamilton vs. Binghamton (3/7/09); Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force (4/12/08); Cory Robbins vs. New Mexico State (3/23/99); Ronnie Meng vs. Nebraska (3/19/95); Aaron Santini vs. Regis (3/6/93) Season: 125, Keith Hagman (1980) Career: 340, Travis Young ( ) RBI Inning: 8, Jonathan Gallegos vs. Utah (3/13/93) Game: 10, Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force (4/12/08); Mark Gulseth vs. San Diego State (4/19/92) Season: 95, Keith Hagman (1980) Career: 226, Daniel Stovall ( ) Doubles Game: 4 (4 times), Justin Howard vs. San Diego State (5/2/10); Justin Howard vs. Coppin State (4/18/10); Joe Salas vs. Air Force (4/17/04); Dusty Young vs. New Mexico Highlands (2/9/03) Season: 35, Robert Gonzales (1998) Career: 78, DJ Peterson ( ) and Daniel Stovall ( ) Triples Game: 3, Jim Economides vs. Denver (1957) Season: 17, Keith Hagman (1980, NCAA record) Career: 31, Larry Harrison ( ) Home Runs Game: 4, Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force (4/12/08) Season: 25, Chris Alexander (2003) Career: 53, Aaron Sisk ( ) Grand Slams Game: 2, Mark Gulseth vs. San Diego State (4/19/92) Season: 3, Mark Wulfert (1995) Career: 5, Mark Wulfert ( ) 2 Total Bases Game: 19, Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force (4/12/08) Season: 207, Keith Hagman (1980) Career: 550, Daniel Stovall ( ) Stolen Bases Game: 5, Cory Robbins vs. New Mexico Highlands (2/10/98) Season: 56, Luke Oglesby (1993) Career: 123, Travis Young ( ) Walks Game: 5 (2 times), DJ Peterson, vs. UC Riverside (3/9/13); Luke Oglesby vs. Texas Tech (2/25/93) Season: 56, Mike Foote (1980) Career: 152, Lon Yamaguchi ( ) Hit by Pitch Game: 3 (3 times), Jared Holley vs. LaSalle (3/5/13); Jordan Pacheco vs. New Mexico St. (2/28/06); Paul Huitt vs. New Mexico Highlands (2/28/90) Season: 19, Aaron Santini (1992) Career: 38, Joe Salas ( ) Jim Fregosi s 86 runs in 1985 is still a Lobo season record. Mark Wulfert is one of UNM s all-time most powerful hitters. He holds the season and career records for grand slams. Keith Hagman holds the NCAA record for season batting avg. (.551) and triples (17). Aaron Sisk holds UNM s alltime career home run record with 53 overall. Aaron Santini liked to hit and be hit. He holds UNM s season record for times hit by a pitch and most hits in a single game.

3 The Last Time A Lobo... BATTING Grand slam: Luke Campbell at San Diego St., 5/16/13 Hit for the cycle: Dane Hamilton vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 Four hits: Chase Harris vs. Air Force, 5/15/14 Five hits: Alex Allbritton at Nevada, 4/20/13 Six hits: John Pustay at Air Force, 4/5/12 Eight at bats: Josh Mader vs. Air Force, 5/2/03 Four runs: Sam Haggerty at San Diego St., 5/18/13 Five runs: DJ Peterson vs. UC Riverside (Game 1), 3/9/13 Six runs: Justin Howard vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10*# Five RBI: Sam Haggerty at Stephen F. Austin, 4/8/14 Six RBI: Chase Harris at San Jose State, 4/18/14 Seven RBI: Alex Real vs. San Diego St., 5/26/12 Eight RBI: DJ Peterson at No. 21 UNLV, 3/17/13 10 RBI: Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force, 4/12/08*# Three doubles: Alex Real at Nevada, 4/21/13 Four doubles: Justin Howard at San Diego St., 5/2/10 Four extra-base hits: DJ Peterson at Air Force, 4/5/12 Two triples: Alex Allbritton vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 Back-to-back-to-back triples: Mike Brownstein, Dane Hamilton, Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. TAMU-CC (Game 2), 2/21/09 Inside-the-Park home run: DJ Peterson vs. TCU, 5/20/11 Walk-off home run: Mitch Garver vs. New Mexico St., 5/15/12 Two home runs: Mitch Garver vs. Air Force, 5/5/13 Three home runs: Brian Cavazos-Galvez at Air Force, 5/16/09 Four home runs: Brian Cavazos-Galvez vs. Air Force, 4/12/08*# Two home runs in one inning: Josh Mader at Utah, 4/8/04 Two or more players with multi-homers: Brian Cavazos- Galvez (4), Kevin Atkinson (2) vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 Back-to-back homers: Adam Courcha, Justin Howard vs. San Francisco, 4/21/10 Back-to-back-to-back homers: Daniel Stovall, Matt Hibbitts, Ian Hollick vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 4/28/07 Multiple back-to-back homers in same game: (2), Joe Salas, Daniel Stovall, vs. Air Force, 5/16/04 Homered in three straight games: DJ Peterson at Fresno St., 5/10-12, 2013 Three or more sacrifice bunts in a game: 3, Jared Holley, 4/20/13 Four strikeouts: Kirby McGuire at San Diego, 2/1514 Three HBP: Jared Holley vs. LaSalle, 3/5/13 Three stolen bases: Luke Campbell at UNLV, 3/16/13 Five or more home runs (team): 5, vs. Northwestern (Game 1), 3/21/09 20 or more hits: 21, at San Jose State (W, 14-2), 4/18/14 25 or more hits: 25, vs. Air Force (W, 17-1), 5/4/13 30 or more hits: 31, vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 Allowed 20 or more hits: 21, at UNLV, 4/27/14 20 or more runs: 22, vs. San Diego St., 5/26/12 Allowed 20 or more runs: 25, vs. No. 7 TCU 5/20/11 (L, 25-16) 30 or more runs: 30, vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 20 or more RBI: 22, vs. San Diego St., 5/26/12 40 or more total bases: 42, vs. San Diego St. at Las Vegas (5/26/12) 50 or more total bases: 51, vs. Binghamton (Game 1), 3/7/09 60 or more total bases: 61, vs. Air Force, 4/12/08# No strikeouts: 5/4/14 vs. San Diego State (35 at-bats) No walks: 4/1/13 vs. No. 25 Texas Tech (34 at-bats) 10 or more strikeouts: 13 vs. Columbia, 6/1/13 10 or more walks: 11 at San Diego St., 5/18/13 15 or more walks: 15, vs. UC Riverside, 3/9/13 (Game 2) 5 or more HBP: 6, vs. Missouri St., 3/19/13 (Game 1) 2014 BASEBALL Was no-hit (7-inning game): at Utah, 4/21/90 Was no-hit (9-inning game): at Wichita State, 3/20/90 PITCHING No-hitter (7-inning game): Mike Connell vs. N.M. Highlands, 3/24/77 No-hitter (9-inning game): Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona, 4/17/70 One-hitter: Ron Sims vs. New Mexico State, 3/25/73 Complete game: Josh Walker vs. Fresno State, 4/13/14 Complete-game shutout: Josh Walker vs. Missouri St., 2/23/14 10 or more strikeouts: 11, Colton Thomson vs. Jacksonville State, 4/5/14 15 or more strikeouts: 15, Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 5/13/66 10 or more strikeouts (staff): 12 vs. Jacksonville State, 4/5/14 15 or more strikeouts (staff): 15 vs. Oklahoma St., 2/16/13 (13 innings) No strikeouts (staff): 5/9/14 at Nevada (Josh Walker 28 batters faced; Carson Schneider, 2 BF; Jake Cole, 4 BF, Victor Sanchez, 3 BF) No walks (complete game): 2/23/13 vs. Missouri St. (Josh Walker, 31 batters faced) No walks (staff): 4/19/14 at San Jose State (Josh Walker, 33 batters faced; Kevin Baumgartner, 1 BF; Taylor Duree, 1 BF; Carson Schneider, 3 BF) 10 or more walks (staff): 10 vs. New Mexico St., 5/15/12 FIELDING No errors: 5/9/14 at Nevada (W, 5-4) Five or more errors: 2/16/2013 vs. Oklahoma St. (5, L, 15-14, 13 innings) A Lobo committed three errors: 3, Jared Holley at San Diego St., 5/17/13 Eight or more assists: 9, Jared Holley vs. San Diego State, 5/3/14 Caught three runners stealing: Mitch Garver vs. Texas Tech, 4/25/12 15 or more putouts: 15, Jack Zoellner vs. San Diego State, 5/2/14 UNM turned a triple play: 3/29/13 vs. San Diego St. UNM hit into a triple play: 4/23/09 at BYU IN AN INNING 10 or more runs in an inning: 12 vs. Fresno St. (8th), 4/13/13 15 or more runs in an inning: 15 vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05 4 or more homers in an inning: 4 at Air Force, 5/19/05 5 or more doubles in an inning: 5, at Nevada, 4/21/13 4 or more triples in an inning: 4, vs. TAMU-CC (Game 2), 2/21/09^ 10 or more hits in an inning: 10 at UNLV, 5/24/12 10 or more Consecutive Hits: 11, vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05* 10 or more Consecutive Batters Reach Base: 12 vs. Fresno St., 4/13/13 15 or more Consecutive Batters to Reach Base: 16 vs. Savannah State, 3/11/05 SCORING AND MISCELLANEOUS A Lobo stole home: Sam Haggerty at Nevada, 5/10/14 UNM stole seven or more bases: 7, 4/17/13 vs. New Mexico St. (W, 13-6) UNM tied: 2/23/14 vs. Northern Illinois (3-3, 10 innings) UNM was shut out: 3/29/14 at Air Force (5-0) UNM shut out opponent: 2/23/14 vs. Missouri St. (7-0) UNM was shut out at home: 5/19/11 vs. No. 7 TCU (9-0) UNM was shut out on the road: 3/29/14 at Air Force (5-0) UNM shut out opponent at home: 2/23/14 vs. Missouri St. (7-0) UNM shut out opponent on the road: 5/10/13 at Fresno St. (9-0) UNM recorded back-to-back shutouts: 5/6-5/7, 2011 vs. Air Force (5-0, 10-0) UNM recorded three straight shutouts: 2/24-3/3, 1973 vs. New Mexico St. (1-0) and New Mexico Highlands (7-0, 4-0) UNM shut out in back-to-back games: 5/13-5/14, 1990 at Hawaii (3-0, 2-0) 3

4 NEW mexico Most runs in three-game series: 73, vs. Air Force (4/13-14, 2006) Consecutive one-run games: 4, at Nevada & vs. Air Force, 5/9-15, 2014 SERIES UNM swept non-conf. series at home: vs. Kansas, 3/18-19, 2014 UNM swept non-conf. series on road: at Stephen F. Austin, 4/8-4/9, 2014 UNM swept MW series at home: vs. Fresno State, 4/11-13, 2014 UNM swept MW series on road: at San Jose State, 4/18-19, 2014 UNM swept multiple MW series in a row: 2, 4/11/14-4/19/14 vs. Fresno St., at San Jose State UNM was swept in non-conference series: at Nebraska, 3/2-3/3, 2013 UNM was swept in MW series at home: vs. TCU 5/19-21, 2011 UNM was swept in MW series on road: at UNLV 4/25-27, 2014 EXTRA INNINGS Won an extra-inning game: 5/15/14 vs. Air Force (2-1, 10 innings) Lost an extra-inning game: 5/23/14 vs. Nevada (9-4, 11 innings) Extra inning games in a row: 2, 3/13-3/15, 2013 at No. 14 Arizona St. and at No. 21 UNLV 3 straight extra-inning games: at Utah, 4/9-11, 2009 Played a 10-inning game: vs Northern Illinois, 2/23/14 (3-3, T) Played an 11-inning game: vs. Nevada, 5/23/14 (9-4, L, MW Tourney) Played a 12-inning game: vs. UNLV, 3/9/14 (W, 5-4) Played a 13-inning game: vs. Columbia, 6/1/13 (6-5, L) Played a 14-inning game: vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2/5-6, 1996 (W, 8-7) Played a 15-inning game: at New Mexico St., 2/9/02 (L, 4-3) WALK-OFFS Won on last at-bat: 5/15/14 vs. Air Force (2-1, 10 innings) Lost on last at-bat: 4/9/13 at No. 10 Arkansas (Game Two, 4-3, 9 inn.) Scored two runs in last at-bat to win: 3/9/14 vs. UNLV (5-4, 12 inn.) Scored three runs in last at-bat to win: 3/5/11 vs. UTSA (6-5) Scored four runs in last at-bat to win: 4/25/12 vs. Texas Tech (14-13) Scored five runs in last at-bat to win: 2/12/01 vs. Southern Utah (8-7) Scored six runs in last at-bat to win: 3/22/13 vs. Nevada (9-8) Scored seven runs in last at-bat to win: 3/13/10 vs. Louisiana Tech (15-14, 10 innings, Game One) Scored nine runs in last at-bat to win: 3/21/99 vs. TCU (17-16) Allowed two runs in last at-bat to lose: 3/11/11 at Oklahoma St. (3-2) Allowed three runs in last at-bat to lose: 6/3/11 at Arizona St. (4-2) Allowed four runs in last at-bat to lose: 5/12/06 at UNLV (12-8) Allowed five runs in last at-bat to lose: 2/17/96 at UNLV (7-6) UNM SCORING IN AN INNING Most runs in top of 1st: 11, at Air Force (5/14/09) Most runs in top of 2nd: 10, 2x, last at Air Force (4/15/97) Most runs in top of 3rd: 8, 3x, last at Air Force (4/25/10, Game One) Most runs in top of 4th: 12, at Air Force (4/15/07) Most runs in top of 5th: 12, at Air Force (4/17/04) Most runs in top of 6th: 9, at Tarleton St. (2/20/93) Most runs in top of 7th: 9, at Air Force (4/16/07) Most runs in top of 8th: 12, at Utah (4/1/00) Most runs in top of 9th: 9, at New Mexico St. (2/16/86) Most runs in top of 10th: 4, at Texas St. (2/11/06) Most runs in top of 11th: 6, at Arizona (1/30/93) Most runs in top of 12th: 1, vs. BYU at San Diego St. (3/31/06) Most 4 runs in top of 13th: N/A Most runs in top of 14th: N/A Most runs in top of 15th: 1, vs. Gonzaga at Fresno St. (3/31/72) Most runs in bottom of 1st: 11, vs. Colorado State (3/25/76) Most runs in bottom of 2nd: 15, vs. Savannah St. (3/11/05) Most runs in bottom of 3rd: 13, vs. NM Highlands (2/28/90) Most runs in bottom of 4th: 12, vs. Air Force at UNLV (5/27/04) Most runs in bottom of 5th: 10, 2x, last vs. Utah (4/22/06) Most runs in bottom of 6th: 20, vs. Utah (3/13/93) Most runs in bottom of 7th: 11, vs. Texas St. (2/18/05) Most runs in bottom of 8th: 12, 3x, last vs. Fresno St. (4/13/13) Most runs in bottom of 9th: 9, 2x, last vs. New Mexico St. (3/26/02) Most runs in bottom of 10th: 7, vs. Louisiana Tech (3/13/10) Most runs in bottom of 11th: 2, vs. New Mexico St. (5/15/12) Most runs in bottom of 12th: 2 vs. UNLV (3/9/14) Most runs in bottom of 13th: 1, 2x, last vs. Northwestern (3/7/03) Most runs in bottom of 14th: 1, 2x, last vs. Eastern New Mexico (2/5-6, 1996) Most runs in bottom of 15th: N/A OPPONENT SCORING IN AN INNING Most runs in top of 1st: 12, vs. BYU (3/26/94) Most runs in top of 2nd: 8, vs. Southern Colorado (3/15/71) Most runs in top of 3rd: 12, vs. Wichita St. (3/16/89) Most runs in top of 4th: 11, vs. Rice (4/11/98) Most runs in top of 5th: 10, vs. Texas Tech (2/22/00) Most runs in top of 6th: 10, vs. BYU (4/11/02) Most runs in top of 7th: 11, vs. BYU (4/6/00) Most runs in top of 8th: 8, 2x, last vs. Rice (4/12/98) Most runs in top of 9th: 12, vs. BYU (3/18/05, Game Two) Most runs in top of 10th: 9, vs. San Francisco (3/18/06) Most runs in top of 11th: 6, vs. Nevada at Las Vegas, Nev. (5/23/14) Most runs in top of 12th: 1, 4x, last vs. UNLV (3/9/14) Most runs in top of 13th: 1, 2x, last vs. Columbia (6/1/13) Most runs in top of 14th: N/A Most runs in top of 15th: N/A Most runs in bottom of 1st: 11, at Arizona State (2/9/80, Game One) Most runs in bottom of 2nd: 11, at BYU (4/20/91) Most runs in bottom of 3rd: 15, at Hawaii (4/22/89) Most runs in bottom of 4th: 12, 2x, last at Air Force (4/15/90) Most runs in bottom of 5th: 12, at Cal St. Fullerton (3/7/86) Most runs in bottom of 6th: 12, at LMU (3/11/86) Most runs in bottom of 7th: 7, 2x, last at San Diego (2/16/14) Most runs in bottom of 8th: 9, at Arizona (1/31/98) Most runs in bottom of 9th: 4, 7x, last at Air Force (4/15/07) Most runs in bottom of 10th: 4, at Air Force (4/24/65) Most runs in bottom of 11th: 2, vs. BYU at San Diego St. (3/31/06) Most runs in bottom of 12th: 2, vs. BYU at San Diego St. (3/31/06) Most runs in bottom of 13th: N/A Most runs in bottom of 14th: N/A Most runs in bottom of 15th: 1, at New Mexico St. (2/9/02) * = School record # = Mountain West record ^ = NCAA record

5 AT-BATS 58 vs. New Mexico State, 2/9/02 57 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 56 vs. Air Force, 5/14/09 56 vs. Binghamton, 3/7/09 56 vs. Air Force, 5/2/03 54 vs. Hawaii, 3/14/97 54 vs. New Mexico State, 2/24/72 53 vs. Oklahoma State, 2/16/13 53 vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 53 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 53 vs. Colorado State, 3/17/73 53 vs. Northern Colorado, 2/27/05 RUNS 31 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 (W, 31-11) 30 vs. Binghamton, 3/7/09 (W, 30-2) 29 vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 (W, 29-3) 28 vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2/9/03 (W, 28-5) 28 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 (W, 28-18) 27 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 (W, 27-26) 27 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 (W, 27-26) 27 vs. Iowa, 3/24/85 (W, 27-13) 27 vs. Creighton, 3/26/71 (W, 27-5) 26 vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 (W, 26-9) 26 vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 (W, 26-11) 26 vs. Utah, 3/13/93 (W, 26-8) HITS 32 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 31 vs. Binghamton, 3/7/09 30 vs. Hawaii, 3/14/97 29 vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 29 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 28 vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 28 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 27 vs. Air Force, 5/2/03 26 vs. San Diego State, 5/26/12 26 vs. Northwestern, 2/22/97 26 vs. Washington, 3/26/95 25 vs. Air Force, 5/4/13 25 vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 25 vs. Air Force, 5/27/04 25 vs. Ohio State, 3/10/02 25 vs. Northwestern, 2/24/02 25 vs. Utah, 3/13/93 25 vs. Iowa, 3/24/85 RBI 28 vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 28 vs. Binghamton, 3/7/09 28 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 27 vs. Iowa, 3/24/85 26 vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 26 vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2/9/03 26 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 26 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 25 vs. Air Force, 4/14/06 24 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 24 vs. Utah, 4/23/94 DOUBLES 13 vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2/9/03 10 vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 9 at Nevada, 4/21/13 9 vs. Northern Colorado, 3/5/06 9 vs. Utah, 3/16/02 9 vs. UNLV, 4/4/98 8 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 8 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 8 vs. UTEP, 4/18/80 8 vs. Southern Colorado, 5/17/75 8 vs. San Diego State, 3/17/00 TRIPLES 7 vs. Southern Colorado, 3/27/76 6 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 2/21/09 6 vs. Hartford, 3/16/86 4 vs. Coppin State, 4/18/10 4 vs. Eastern New Mexico, 4/30/97 4 vs. Colorado State, 3/20/75 4 vs. NE Illinois, 4/18/78 4 vs. UTEP, 5/11/73 4 vs. Northern Illinois, 3/27/72 HOME RUNS 10 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 8 vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 8 vs. Air Force, 4/18/04 6 vs. Air Force, 4/13/06 (Game 2) 6 vs. Air Force, 4/17/04 6 vs. UNLV, 5/9/99 6 vs. Rice, 4/12/98 6 vs. New Mexico State, 2/25/98 6 vs. Utah, 5/15/94 6 vs. Air Force, 4/26/86 6 vs. Air Force, 4/25/86 TOTAL BASES 63 vs. New Mexico State, 3/30/99 61 vs. Air Force, 4/12/08 54 vs. Fresno State, 4/1/99 STOLEN BASES 9 vs. Wayland Baptist, 4/13/94 8 vs. Maine, 3/18/94 8 vs. New Mexico State, 2/11/00 8 vs. Brigham Young, 4/8/00 7 vs. New Mexico State, 4/17/13 7 vs. Toledo, 3/10/02 7 vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2/10/98 7 vs. Grand Canyon, 5/4/96 LONGEST GAME (Innings) 15 New Mexico St. 4, UNM 3, 2/9/02 15 UNM 10, Gonzaga 8, 3/31/72 14 UNM 8, Eastern New Mexico 7, 2/5-6/96 14 UNM 9, Colorado State 8, 3/17/73 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING No-Hit GameS (2) Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona, 4/17/70 (9 innings) Mike Connell vs. N.M. Highlands, 3/24/77 (7 innings) One-Hit Games (10) Tommy Bruskas at New Mexico State, 5/8/59 Lloyd Randel at Eastern New Mexico, 4/28/62 Cliff Fowler at UTEP, 3/6/65 (7 innings) Stan Quintana vs. Colorado State, 3/22/65 (7 innings) Cliff Fowler vs. San Francisco State, 4/25/65 Cliff Fowler vs. UTEP, 3/23/67 (7 innings) Tony Sexton and Chuy Armendariz at New Mexico State, 3/9/68 (6 innings) Jim Kremmel vs. Colorado State, 3/22/69 (7 innings) Ron Sims vs. New Mexico State, 3/25/73 (7 innings) Tom Bepko and Craig Steiner vs. Colorado Mines, 3/6/76 (7 innings) Team Records 2014 BASEBALL SINGLE GAME STRIKEOUTS 18 Jim Kremmel vs. Eastern New Mexico, 3/30/70 18 Jim Kalk vs. Colorado State, 3/14/64 (7 innings) 17 Jim Serrano vs. Pt. Loma, 2/17/98 17 Tommy Bruskas at NMSU, 5/8/59 17 Cliff Fowler at New Mexico State, 3/19/65 (8 innings) 17 Bob McAulay vs. Arizona State, 4/29/66 16 Gig Brummel vs. New Mexico State, 4/29/61 (7 inn.) 16 Gary Jacobs vs. Colorado State, 3/23/70 16 Arnie Marzullo vs. Colorado, 3/16/73 15 Jim Kalk vs. Air Force, 3/29/64 15 Jim Kalk vs. New Mexico State, 4/11/64 15 Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 4/7/66 (7 innings) 15 Bob McAulay vs. UTEP, 5/13/66 15 Jim Kremmel vs. Arizona State, 4/10/70 15 Chris Cooper vs. Southern Utah, 2/25/00 INNINGS PITCHED 12 Jim Coleman vs. San Diego State, 5/15/92 11 Tom Bepko vs. South Dakota State, 3/27/75 INDIVIDUAL MISCELLANEOUS HIT FOR CYCLE (8) Dane Hamilton vs. Binghamton, 3/7/09 (Game 1) Ian Hollick vs. Air Force, 4/13/06 (Game 2) Todd Stroud vs. Air Force, 3/23/02 Chad Alevras vs. E. New Mexico, 4/30/97 Mark Wulfert vs. Air Force, 4/3/94 Dave Kirkpatrick vs. Air Force, 5/14/88 Jay Slotnick vs. Iowa, 3/27/85 Jay Slotnick vs. Texas Tech, 2/10/85 Perry Danforth vs. New Mexico State, 2/24/73 TRIPLE PLAYS (4) : A.J Carman, Sam Haggerty, Alex Allbritton, Alex Real vs San Diego State 3/29/ : Alexis Garza, Mitch Garver, Quay Grant, Alex Allbritton, Kyle Stiner, DJ Peterson vs TCU 5/20/ : Mike DeMore, Travis Young, Ronnie Meng vs. Wyoming, 5/6/ : Eric Torres, Ray Granillo, Greg Dunn at Wyoming, 5/7/89 FIREWORKS The 1993 New Mexico Lobos were among the nation s leaders in batting (.344) and runs scored (9.23 a game). UNM s offensive prowess was never more evident than in a March 13, 1993, contest against Utah. The Lobos scored 20 runs in the sixth and won, 26-8, banging out 25 hits to tie a school record at the time. At the time, UNM set NCAA records for an inning with 25 plate appearances and 17 RBI while the 20 runs was one short of the NCAA mark. New Mexico s historic half-inning consisted of 12 hits (nine singles, two home runs, one triple) and nine walks. Lobo outfielder Jonathan Gallegos put his name in the NCAA record book as well. Gallegos batted three times in the inning, producing a grand slam and a pair of two-run singles. The eight RBI equaled the national record held by six other players. Jonathan Gallegos 5

6 Top 10 Team and Hitting Records NEW mexico GAMES PLAYED WINS LOSSES WINNING STREAK (twice) HOME WINS ROAD WINS WIN PCT. (min. 40 games) AT-BATS RUNS HITS BATTING AVERAGE DOUBLES TRIPLES HOME RUNS RBI TOTAL BASES SLUGGING PCT ON BASE PERCENTAGE

7 WALKS (BATTERS) Top 10 Hitting and pitching Records FIELDING PCT BASEBALL SAVES STRIKEOUTS (BATTERS) STOLEN BASES HIT BY PITCH (Batters) SACRIFICE FLIES SACRIFICE BUNTS INNINGS PITCHED ERA STRIKEOUTS (PITCHERS) WALKS ( PITCHERS) COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS HIT BY PITCH (PITCHERS) WILD PITCHES BALKS

8 Top 10 Hitting Records NEW mexico GAMES PLAYED (Season) 67 Jim Fregosi, Larry Harrison, Bobby Martinez, Keith Hagman, Walt Arnold, Larry Harrison, Mitch Garver, DJ Peterson, Kyle Stiner, Daniel Gonzalez, Troy Cairns, Scott Candelaria, Aaron Sisk, Tommy Roe, Gerardo Yepiz, 1992 GAMES PLAYED (Career) 244 Larry Harrison, Daniel Stovall, Tom Francis, Alex Allbritton, Lon Yamaguchi, Ian Hollick, Travis Young, Joe Salas, Mitch Garver, Dusty Young, AT-BATS (Season) 275 Troy Cairns, Mitchell Garver, Dusty Young, Daniel Stovall, Chase Harris, Scott Candelaria, Justin Howard, Robert Gonzalez, Scott Candelaria, Aaron Sisk, 1999 AT-BATS (Career) 960 Daniel Stovall, Travis Young, Lon Yamaguchi, Dusty Young, Larry Harrison, Tom Francis, Joe Salas, Alex Allbritton, Mitch Garver, Ian Hollick, RUNS (Season) 86 Jim Fregosi, Luke Oglesby, Lon Yamaguchi, Jordan Pacheco, Justin Howard, Matt Young, Cory Robbins, Dusty Young, Lon Yamaguchi, Keith Hagman, 1980 RUNS (Career) 248 Lon Yamaguchi, Travis Young, Tom Francis, Jordan Pacheco, Larry Harrison, Matt Young, Daniel Stovall, Dusty Young, Aaron Cain, Mitch Garver, Jim Fregosi, HITS (Season) Keith Hagman, Justin Howard, Robert Gonzales, DJ Peterson, Scott Candelaria, Mitch Garver, Mike Brownstein, Dusty Young, Robert Gonzalez, Mitch Garver, Troy Cairns, Scott Candelaria, 1999 HITS (Career) 340 Travis Young, Daniel Stovall, Tom Francis, Lon Yamaguchi, Dusty Young, Mitch Garver, Larry Harrison, Scott Candelaria, DJ Peterson, Jordan Pacheco, RBI (Season) 95 Keith Hagman, Chris Alexander, Mark Gulseth, Aaron Sisk, Robert Gonzales, Chris Carlson, Chris Carlson, Mark Wulfert, DJ Peterson, Chris Alexander, 2002 RBI (Career) 226 Daniel Stovall, Chris Alexander, Lon Yamaguchi, DJ Peterson, Aaron Sisk, Joe Salas, Antonio Fernandez, Mitch Garver, Scott Candelaria, Mark Wulfert, BATTING AVERAGE (Season).551 ( ) Keith Hagman, 1980*.456 ( ) Justin Howard, (94-211) Jim Fregosi, (95-215) Travis Young, (89-202) Mark Wulfert, (85-196) Greg Hall, (83-193) Bob Faford, (95-221) Antonio Fernandez, (35-82) Wayne Garez, (81-190) Tom Francis, (62-146) Mark Iannaccone, 1986 BATTING AVERAGE (Career).460 ( ) Keith Hagman, ( ) Justin Howard, ( ) Robert Gonzales, ( ) Greg Hall, ( ) Scott Candelaria, ( ) Jordan Pacheco, ( ) Tom Francis, ( ) DJ Peterson, ( ) Travis Young, ( ) Mark Wulfert, ON BASE PERCENTAGE (Season).584 Keith Hagman, Jim Fregosi, Steve McKee, DJ Peterson, Mark Iannaccone, Bob Faford, Jordan Pacheco, Justin Howard, Luke Oglesby, Rafael Neda, Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 DOUBLES (Season) 35 Robert Gonzales, Robert Gonzales, DJ Peterson, Justin Howard, Donny Sevieri, Barry Brunenkant, Mitch Garver, Keith Hagman, Troy Cairns, Alex Real, DJ Peterson, Daniel Stovall, Dusty Young, Dusty Young, Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 DOUBLES (Career) 78 DJ Peterson, Daniel Stovall, Dusty Young, Robert Gonzales, Mitch Garver, Joe Salas, Lon Yamaguchi, Travis Young, Jordan Pacheco, Rafael Neda, TRIPLES (Season) 17 Keith Hagman, 1980* 12 Matt Young, Jim Fregosi, Dan Fitzgerald, Mike Brownstein, Larry Harrison, Aaron Cain, Jim Johnson, Travis Young, Ken Johnson, Dave Chase, 1966 TRIPLES (Career) 31 Larry Harrison, Tom Francis, Keith Hagman, Travis Young, Dan Fitzgerald, Aaron Cain, Ron Bunt, Mike Foote, Ken Johnson, Gary Ness, Matt Young, Troy Cairns, Mark Wulfert, Kyle Rutledge, Mike Pettenuzzo, Bob Faford, HOME RUNS (Season) 25 Chris Alexander, Aaron Sisk, Chris Carlson, Aaron Sisk, Lon Yamaguchi, Chris Alexander, DJ Peterson, Mark Gulseth, 1993

9 18 Matt Yost, DJ Peterson, Cory Robbins, 1999 HOME RUNS (Career) 53 Aaron Sisk, Chris Alexander, Daniel Stovall, DJ Peterson, Joe Salas, Lon Yamaguchi, Chris Carlson, Jeff Grady, Mark Gulseth, Mark Wulfert, TOTAL BASES (Season) 207 Keith Hagman, Justin Howard, DJ Peterson, Jim Fregosi, Robert Gonzales, DJ Peterson, Chris Alexander, Aaron Sisk, Aaron Sisk, Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 TOTAL BASES (Career) 550 Daniel Stovall, Lon Yamaguchi, DJ Peterson, Joe Salas, Travis Young, Tom Francis, Aaron Sisk, Chris Alexander, Mitch Garver, Jordan Pacheco, SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (Season).912 ( ) Keith Hagman, ( ) Jim Fregosi, ( ) Mark Wulfert, ( ) DJ Peterson, (86-107) Tracy Young, ( ) Lon Yamaguchi, ( ) Chris Alexander, ( ) Chris Carlson, ( ) Aaron Sisk, ( ) Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 2009 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (Career).736 ( ) Chris Carlson, ( ) Matt Yost, ( ) Keith Hagman, ( ) Aaron Sisk, ( ) DJ Peterson, ( ) Brian Cavazos-Galvez, ( ) Mark Wulfert, ( ) Justin Howard, ( ) Steve McKee ( ) Chris Alexander, STOLEN BASES (Season) 56 Luke Oglesby, Mark Wulfert, Travis Young, Travis Young, Aaron Cain, Matt Foote, Aaron Stanley, Travis Young, Dan Fitzgerald, Tom Francis, Ken Johnson, 1970 STOLEN BASES (Career) 123 Travis Young, Aaron Cain, Mark Wulfert, Matt Foote, Tom Francis, Mark Okano, Luke Oglesby, Ken Johnson, Johnny Baros, Aaron Stanley, WALKS (Season) 56 Mike Foote, Matt Young, Steve McKee, Lon Yamaguchi, Gerardo Yepiz, Sam Haggerty, Jim Fregosi, DJ Peterson, Aaron Sisk, Aaron Santini, 1993 WALKS (Career) 152 Lon Yamaguchi, Matt Young, Gerardo Yepiz, Jim Fregosi, Ian Hollick, Jay Russell, Johnny Barros, Mike Foote, Mark Okano, Aaron Sisk, STRIKEOUTS (Season) 56 Chris Dabbs, Donny Sevieri, Aaron Sisk, Chad Kuhn, Alex Allbritton, Lon Yamaguchi, DJ Peterson, Aaron Sisk, Donny Sevieri, Lon Yamaguchi, Chad Kuhn, 1988 STRIKEOUTS (Career) 183 Lon Yamaguchi, Jeff Grady, Alex Allbritton, Donny Sevieri, Matt Foote, Daniel Stovall, Aaron Sisk, Mark Okano, Tommy Roe, Chad Kuhn, SACRIFICE BUNTS (Season) 19 Aaron Siple, Sam Haggerty, Max Willett, Daniel Gonzalez, Kevin Atkinson, Scott Gracey, Jared Holley, Chris Juarez, Jay Russell, Mike Svetlic, Hank Garcia, 1972 SACRIFICE BUNTS (Career) 31 Alex Allbritton, Max Willett, Daniel Gonzalez, Top 10 Hitting Records 2014 BASEBALL 24 Jay Russell, Hank Garcia, Sam Haggerty, 2013-present 20 Scott Gracey, Aaron Siple, 2014-present 19 Ben Woodchick, Adam Courcha, Dusty Young, SACRIFICE FLIES (Season) 11 Troy Cairns, Chris Carlson, Antonio Fernandez, Chris Carlson, Scott Candelaria, Aaron Sisk, Alex Allbritton, Aaron Stanley, Glen Russell, Dusty Young, Mark Wulfert, Mark Gulseth, 1993 SACRIFICE FLIES (Career) 19 Chris Carlson, Alex Allbritton, Antonio Fernandez, Troy Cairns, Aaron Sisk, Scott Candelaria, Glen Russell, 1982, Dusty Young, Lon Yamaguchi, Mark Wulfert, HIT BY PITCH (Season) 19 Aaron Santini, Matt Foote, Chris Alexander, Chris Armstrong, Jared Holley, Dee Dennis, Matt Yost, Jordan Pacheco, Joe Salas, Paul Huitt, 1990 HIT BY PITCH (Career) 38 Joe Salas, Chris Alexander, Aaron Santini, Rafael Neda, Matt Foote, Jordan Pacheco, Chris Armstrong, Dusty Young, Jared Holley, 2013-present 23 Dee Dennis, HITTING STREAK (Season) 39 Dusty Young, 2003 % 32 Troy Cairns, Aaron Sisk, Antonio Fernandez, Justin Howard, Josh Melendez, Mitch Garver, Scott Candelaria, 2000 * - NCAA Record % - 13th Longest Streak In NCAA History 9

10 Top 10 Pitching Records NEW mexico APPEARANCES (Season) 32 Joe Coleman, Hobie McClain, Joe Salas, Taylor Duree, Gabe Agular, Josh Walker, Joe Warren, Cole White, David Waites, Bill Irwin, 1971 APPEARANCES (Career) 75 Joe Coleman, David Steinberg, Gabe Aguilar, , Kevin Letz, Joe Salas, Rudy Jaramillo, Kris Gross, Josh Walker, Gera Sanchez, J.C Ortiz, COMPLETE GAMES (Season) 10 Russell Alexanderson, Pat Fetty, Rob Hoover, Arnie Marzullo, Eddie Misquez, Ken Wilp, Jim Serrano, Steve Paar, Keil Higgins, Pat Beilsmith, Kent Seaman, Jim Kremmel, 1970 COMPLETE GAMES (Career) 20 Rob Hoover, Russell Alexanderson, , Pat Fetty, Jim Kremmel, Kent Seaman, Arnie Marzullo, Steve Paar, Pat Beilsmith, Bob McAulay, Dean Duane, GAMES STARTED (Season) 18 James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, James Vermilyea, Chris Cooper, Chris Cooper, Eddie Misquez, Ken Wilp, times (last, Sam Wolff, 2013) GAMES STARTED (Career) 47 Rob Hoover, Dean Duane, Danny Ray Herrera Kurt Hildebrandt, , Rudy Jaramillo, Jim Kremmel, James Vermilyea, Barry Kiess, Joe Romero, Ron Adair, Bob McAulay, WINS (Season) 14 Dean Duane, Josh Walker, Danny Ray Herrera, Luis Gonzalez, Rob Hoover, Mike Albers, Chris Cooper, Jim Serrano, Chris Baum, Ron Adair, Jim Kremmel, Bob McAulay, 1968 WINS (Career) 27 Rob Hoover, Josh Walker, Bob McAulay, Dean Duane, Danny Ray Herrera, Jim Kremmel, Kurt Hildebrandt, , Rod Adair, Dean Duane, Jim Sharpe, Ralph Sallee, WINNING PCT. (Season, Min. 8 Dec.) (14-0) Dean Duane, (10-0) Danny Ray Herrera, (11-1) Josh Walker, (7-1) Jim Coleman, (7-1) Chris Baum, (9-2) Chris Baum, (9-2) Bob McAulay, (7-2) Luis Gonzalez, (7-2) Jim Kremmel, (10-3) Luis Gonzalez, 1996 WINNING PCT. (Career, Min. 15 Dec.).773 (17-5) Luis Gonzalez, (12-4) Jim Coleman, (26-9) Josh Walker, (24-9) Bob McAulay, (13-5) Don Miller, (17-7) Chris Baum, (19-8) Ralph Sallee, (11-5) Gary Jacobs, (13-7) Arnie Marzullo, (22-12) Danny Ray Herrera, INNINGS PITCHED (Season) James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, James Vermilyea, Eddie Misquez, Jim Serrano, Chris Cooper, Austin House, Chris Cooper, Luis Gonzalez, Arnie Marzullo, 1972 INNINGS PITCHED (Career) Rob Hoover, Jim Kremmel, James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, Ron Adair, Dean Duane, Rudy Jaramillo, Josh Walker, Bob McAulay, Kurt Hildebrandt, , 95 ERA (Season, 1 IP/Team G) 1.13 Lloyd Randel, Bob McAulay, Jim Kremmel, Jack Wilson, Danny Ray Herrera, Jim Weber, Ralph Sallee Arnie Marzullo, Rick Koch, Austin House, 2012 ERA (Career, 1 IP/Team G) 1.81 Lloyd Randel, Jack Wilson, Arnie Marzullo, Bob McAulay, Jim Kremmel, Rick Bodle, Jack Hollis, Pat Beilsmith, Bobby LaFromboise, Ralph Sallee STRIKEOUTS (Season) 137 Jim Serrano, Jim Kremmel, Bob McAulay, Bob McAulay, Ralph Sallee, Ralph Sallee, James Vermilyea, James Vermilyea, Jim Kremmel, Chris Cooper, 2000 STRIKEOUTS (Career) 356 Jim Kremmel, Bob McAulay, Ralph Sallee, James Vermilyea, Danny Ray Herrera, Kurt Hildebrandt, , Rob Hoover, Jim Kalk, Chris Cooper, Rudy Jaramillo, Kevin Andersh, Rob Hoover posted a school record 27 wins for UNM from

11 WALKS (Season) 68 Jim Serrano, Ken Yonker, Dean Duane, Ken Wilp, Barry Kiess, Mike Albers, Barry Kiess, Chris Baum, Ryan Mueller, Joe Warren, Joe Coleman, Bob McAulay, 1968 WALKS (Career) 160 Barry Kiess, Moe Camilli, Dean Duane, Kurt Hildebrandt, Jim Kremmel, Bob McAulay, Joe Coleman, Jim Weber, Ron Adair, J.C. Ortiz, Kevin Andersh, LOSSES (Season) 11 Ty Van Dyke, Ken Wilp, Stephen Smith, James Vermilyea, Craig Cuthbert, Kevin Andersh, Jay Higgins, Rudy Jaramillo, Richard Olson, Karsten Gaarder, Matthew Bullen, Eddie Misquez, David Meng, Steve Paar, Jim Kremmel, 1971 LOSSES (Career) 21 Barry Kiess, Kurt Hildebrandt, Brian Clark, Ty Van Dyke, Kevin Andersh, Craig Cuthbert, Russell Alexanderson, , Rudy Jaramillo, Eddie Misquez, SAVES (Season) 11 Ed Bartholomew, Victor Sanchez, David Meng, Josh Walker, Gera Sanchez, Jeff Perez, Joe Abell, J.C. Ortiz, Bobby Mares, Gera Sanchez, Clinton Cox, Joe Salas, David Waites, 1996 Top 10 Pitching and Fielding Records SAVES (Career) 15 Gera Sanchez, Ed Bartholomew, Joe Salas, Victor Sanchez, David Meng, Joe Abell, Clinton Cox, Josh Walker, David Waites, Jeff Perez, INDIVIDUAL FIELDING ASSISTS (Season) 206 Daniel Gonzalez, Lon Yamaguchi, Ryan Barba, Sam Haggerty, Paul Huitt, Jordan Pacheco, Mike Brownstein, Gerardo Yepiz, Daniel Gonzalez, Scott Gracey, 2008 ASSISTS (Career) 612 Lon Yamaguchi, Ryan Barba, Travis Young, Jordan Pacheco, Dusty Young, Alex Allbritton, Troy Cairns, Jim Fregosi, Gerardo Yepiz, Daniel Gonzalez, PUTOUTS (Season) 537 Justin Howard, Kevin Atkinson, Daniel Stovall, Chris Alexander, Mark Gulseth, Daniel Stovall, Daniel Stovall, Mark Gulseth, Chris Alexander, Mark Colclough, 1990 PUTOUTS (Career) 1886 Daniel Stovall, Chris Alexander, Mitch Garver, Mark Gulseth, Kevin Atkinson, Rafael Neda, DJ Peterson, Jeff Grady, Dee Dennis, Chad Kuhn, ERRORS (Season) 46 Tom Francis, Travis Young, Kyle Rutledge, Jim Shevlin, Jim Fregosi, Mike Foote, Jim Fregosi, Lon Yamaguchi, Nate Johnsen, BASEBALL 22 Ryan Barba, Scott Candelaria, Lon Yamaguchi, Aarton Santini, Jim Shevlin, Glen Russell, 1986 ERRORS (Career) 76 Lon Yamaguchi, Tom Francis, (**fielding stats missing from 1980) 65 Glen Russell, 1982, Travis Young, Kyle Rutledge, (**fielding stats missing from 1976) 60 Ryan Barba, Jim Fregosi, Josh Mader, Dusty Young, Scott Candelaria, INDIVIDUAL MISCELLANEOUS TEAM WINS (Career) 149 Gabe Aguilar, , Walt Arnold & Mike Foote, Adam Courcha, Max Willett, , Dean Duane & Rod Nichols, Chris Baum, Tige Bradley & Ronnie Meng, Mitch Garver & Alex Allbritton, Jesus Armendariz & Jim Kremmel, Mike Brown, Aaron Cain, Rob Hoover & Kyle Rutledge, John Pustay & Josh Walker, MOST CONSECUTIVE STARTS (Career) 181 Mitch Garver, Daniel Stovall, Antonio Fernandez, Aaron Sisk, Larry Harrison, Chase Harris, Matt Foote, Sam Haggerty, 2013-present 101 Lon Yamaguchi, Gabe Aguilar finished his career with the third most appearances as a Lobo pitcher, and was part of more UNM wins than any other player in program history. 11

12 Class Records - batting NEW mexico GAMES PLAYED Freshman 67 Jim Fregosi, 1983 Sophomore 61 DJ Peterson, 2012 Junior 61 Mitch Garver, 2012 Senior 67 Larry Harrison, 1983 BATTING AVERAGE Freshman.408 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore.430 Antonio Fernandez, 1993 Junior.445 Jim Fregosi, 1985 Senior.551 Keith Hagman, 1980* RBI (season) Freshman 52 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore 78 DJ Peterson, 2012 Junior 82 Mark Gulseth, 1992 Senior 95 Keith Hagman,1980 RBI (game) Freshman 7 Alex Real, 5/26/12 Sophomore 10 Mark Gulseth, 4/19/92 Junior 10 Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 4/12/08 Senior 6 numerous times STOLEN BASES (game) Freshman 3 numerous times Sophomore 3 numerous times Junior 5 Cory Robbins, 2/10/98 Senior 3 numerous times WALKS (season) Freshman 47 Sam Haggerty, 2013 Sophomore 54 Matt Young, 2003 Junior 52 Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 Senior 56 Mike Foote, 1980 ON BASE PERCENTAGE Freshman.498 Matt Young, 2002 Sophomore.504 Rafael Neda, 2009 Junior.520 DJ Peterson, 2013 Senior.584 Keith Hagman, 1980 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Freshman.717 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore.734 DJ Peterson, 2012 Junior.807 DJ Peterson, 2013 Senior.912 Keith Hagman, 1980 AT-BATS (season) Freshman 246 DJ Peterson, 2011 Sophomore 275 Troy Cairns, 2001 Junior 268 Mitch Garver, 2012 Senior 267 Dusty Young, 2003 AT-BATS (game) Freshman 7 Danny Collier, 5/23/14 William Smith, 3/26/71 Sophomore 8 Josh Mader, 5/2/03 Junior 8 Hank Garcia, 3/31/72 Senior 8 Chris Armstrong, 4/1/99 RUNS (season) Freshman 65 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore 79 Jordan Pacheco, 2006 Junior 86 Jim Fregosi, 1985 Senior 77 Justin Howard, 2010 RUNS (game) Freshman 5 Ron Adair, 3/13/71 Ron Adair, 3/24/71 Sophomore 5 numerous times Junior 6 Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 4/12/08 Lon Yamaguchi, 2/25/98 Senior 6 Justin Howard, 4/18/10 Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 5/16/09 Dane Hamiliton, 3/7/09 Sean Murray, 5/15/04 HITS (season) Freshman 95 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore 104 DJ Peterson, 2012 Junior 106 Robert Gonzalez, 1997 Senior 125 Keith Hagman, 1980 HITS (game) Freshman 5 numerous times Sophomore 6 John Pustay, 4/5/12 Junior 6 Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 4/12/08 Aaron Santini, 3/6/93 Senior 6 Justin Howard, 4/18/10 Mike Brownstein, 5/14/09 Dane Hamilton, 3/7/09 Cory Robbins, 3/23/99 Ronnie Meng, 3/19/95 12 DOUBLES (season) Freshman 32 DJ Peterson, 2011^ Sophomore 29 Donny Sevieri, 2000 Junior 27 Mitch Garver, 2012 Senior 35 Robert Gonzales, 1998 DOUBLES (game) Freshman 3 DJ Peterson, 5/8/11 Sophomore 3 numerous times Junior 3 numerous times Senior 4 Justin Howard, 5/2/10 Justin Howard, 4/18/10 Joe Salas, 4/17/04 Dusty Young, 2/9/03 TRIPLES (season) Freshman 11 Larry Harrison, 1980 Sophomore 7 Ron Bunt, 1964 Junior 12 Dan Fitzgerald, 1972 Jim Fregosi, 1985 Senior 17 Keith Hagman, 1980* TRIPLES (game) Freshman 2 numerous times Sophomore 2 numerous times Junior 2 numerous times Senior 3 Jim Economides, 1957 HOME RUNS (season) Freshman 15 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore 17 DJ Peterson, 2012 Junior 20 Aaron Sisk, 1999 Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 Senior 25 Chris Alexander, 2003 HOME RUNS (game) Freshman 2 numerous times Sophomore 2 numerous times Junior 4 Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 4/12/08 Senior 3 numerous times TOTAL BASES (season) Freshman 167 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore 182 DJ Peterson, 2012 Junior 176 DJ Peterson, 2013 Senior 207 Keith Hagman, 1980 TOTAL BASES (game) Freshman 13 DJ Peterson, 5/20/11 Sophomore 12 DJ Peterson, 4/5/12 Junior 19 Brian Cavazos-Galvez, 4/12/08 Senior 15 Dane Hamilton, 3/7/09 STOLEN BASES (season) Freshman 22 Travis Young, 1994 Sophomore 27 Travis Young, 1995 Junior 56 Luke Oglesby, 1993 Senior 40 Mark Wulfert, 1995 WALKS (game) Freshman 4 Troy Cairns, 2/12/00 Troy Cairns, 2/11/00 Sophomore 4 numerous times Junior 5 DJ Peterson, 3/9/13 Luke Oglesby, 2/25/93 Senior 4 numerous times STRIKEOUTS (season) Freshman 52 DJ Peterson, 2011 Sophomore 55 Lon Yamaguchi, 1997 Junior 56 Chris Dabbs, 2005 Donny Sevieri, 2001 Chad Kuhn, 1987 Senior 56 Aaron Sisk, 2000 STRIKEOUTS (game) Freshman 4 numerous times Sophomore 4 numerous times Junior 5 Matt Alexander, 2/17/01 Senior 4 numerous times SACRIFICE BUNTS (season) Freshman 16 Sam Haggerty, 2013 Sophomore 10 Rick Ronquillo, 1980 Junior 19 Aaron Siple, 2014 Senior 13 Daniel Gonzalez, 2010 Kevin Atkinson, 2009 SACRIFICE FLIES (season) Freshman 4 Jared Holley, 2013 Ryan Padilla, 2012 Antonio Fernandez, 1992 Sophomore 10 Antonio Fernandez, 1993 Junior 11 Troy Cairns, 2002 Senior 10 Chris Carlson, 2006 HIT BY PITCH (season) Freshman 15 Jared Holley, 2013 Sophomore 14 Jordan Pacheco, 2006 Junior 19 Aaron Santini, 1992 Senior 17 Chris Alexander, 2003 Chris Armstrong, 1999 HIT BY PITCH (game) Freshman 3 Jared Holley, 3/3/13 Sophomore 3 Jordan Pacheco, 2/28/06 Junior 3 Paul Huitt, 2/28/90 Senior 2 numerous times HITTING STREAK Freshman 19 Jordan Pacheco, 2005 Sophomore 29 Aaron Sisk, 1999 Junior 32 Troy Cairns, 2002 Senior 39 Dusty Young, 2003% * - NCAA Record ^ - NCAA Freshman Record % - 13th Longest Streak In NCAA History

13 APPEARANCES Freshman 24 Carson Schneider, 2014 Sophomore 29 Taylor Duree, 2014 Junior 32 Joe Coleman, 1987 Senior 31 Hobie McClain, 2013 Joe Salas, 2004 COMPLETE GAMES Freshman 2 Danny Ray Herrera, 2005 Sophomore 4 James Vermilyea, 2002 Junior 10 Pat Fetty, 1990 Senior 10 Russ Alexanderson, 1990 GAMES STARTED Freshman 15 Jake McCasland, 2011 Sophomore 18 James Vermilyea, 2002 Junior 17 Danny Ray Herrera, 2006 James Vermilyea, 2003 Chris Cooper, 2000 Senior 17 Chris Cooper, 2001 Eddie Misquez, 1999 Ken Wilp, 1983 WINS Freshman 4 Rudy Jaramillo, 2010 Danny Ray Herrera, 2004 James Vermilyea, 2001 Sophomore 9 Ron Adair, 1972 Junior 11 Josh Walker, 2013 Senior 14 Dean Duane, 1985 LOSSES Freshman 7 Danny Ray Herrera, 2004 Sophomore 9 James Vermilyea, 2002 Craig Cuthbert, 1989 Kevin Andersh, 1983 Junior 9 Steve Smitch, 2007 Jay Higgins, 1964 Senior 11 Ty Van Dyke, 1989 Class Records - Pitching & Fielding STRIKEOUTS (game) Freshman 9 Danny Ray Herrera, 4/17/04 Sophomore 18 Jim Kalk, 3/14/64 Junior 18 Jim Kremmel, 3/30/70 Senior 17 Jim Serrano, 2/17/98 WALKS (season) Freshman 55 Barry Kiess, 1994 Sophomore 61 Dean Duane, 1983 Junior 52 Chris Baum, 1994 Senior 68 Jim Serrano, 1998 WALKS (game) Freshman 9 Chris Cerny, 4/27/84 Sophomore 8 John Cherney, 3/30/78 Junior 8 Ken Yonker, 5/8/86 Kevin Andersh, 4/24/84 Senior 9 Arnie Marzullo, 4/14/73 SAVES Freshman 2 Jarrad Watkins, 2007 Chace Lankford, 2006 Kris Gross, 2000 Sophomore 10 Victor Sanchez, 2014 Junior 9 David Meng, 1994 Senior 11 Ed Bartholomew, BASEBALL ASSISTS (season) Freshman 178 Jim Fregosi, 1983 Sophomore 199 Sam Haggerty, 2014 Junior 205 Lon Yamaguchi, 1998 Senior 206 Daniel Gonzalez, 2010 ASSISTS (game) Freshman 9 Troy Cairns, 2/4/00 Rob Hoover, 4/10/76 Sophomore 10 Antonio Fernandez, 1/30/93 Junior 9 Gerardo Yepiz, 5/3/91 Senior 9 Alex Allbritton, 3/29/13 PUTOUTS (season) Freshman 360 DJ Peterson, 2011 Daniel Stovall, 2004 Sophomore 517 Daniel Stovall, 2005 Junior 527 Kevin Atkinson, 2008 Senior 537 Justin Howard, 2010 PUTOUTS (game) Freshman 16 Ron Adair, 3/31/71 Sophomore 19 Daniel Stovall, 2/27/05 Junior 18 Dee Dennis, 4/23/99 Jimmy Smith, 4/8/83 Senior 18 Chris Alexander, 3/18/03 ERRORS (season) Freshman 31 Travis Young, 1994 Sophomore 30 Kyle Rutledge, 1977 Junior 46 Tom Francis, 1981 Senior 26 Jim Shevlin, 1988 ERRORS (game) Freshman 3 numerous times Sophomore 3 numerous times Junior 5 Mike Brownstein, 3/20/08 Senior 3 numerous times INNINGS PITCHED (season) Freshman 76.2 Jake McCasland, 2011 Sophomore James Vermilyea, 2002 Junior Danny Ray Herrera, 2006 Senior Eddie Misquez, 1999 INNINGS PITCHED (game) Freshman 9.0 Jake McCasland, 5/7/11 Mike Gunderson, 5/16/92 Kent Seaman, 3/15/73 Sophomore 12.0 Jim Coleman, 5/15/92 Junior 11.0 Jim Bepko, 3/27/75 Senior 10.0 Bret Davis, 4/15/85 ERA (Min. 1 IP/team game) Freshman 5.83 Rudy Jaramillo, 2010 Sophomore 1.63 Jim Kremmel, 1969 Junior 2.24 Danny Ray Herrera, 2006 Senior 1.13 Lloyd Randel, 1962 STRIKEOUTS (season) Freshman 51 Danny Ray Herrera, 2004 Sophomore 130 Bob McAulay, 1966 Junior 134 Jim Kremmel, 1970 Senior 137 Jim Serrano, 1998 Danny Ray Herrera holds several UNM records for freshman pitchers: wins, losses, strikeouts and strikeouts in a game. He also posted the lowest ERA by a junior in school history. 13

14 HITTING Year-by-Year Team Hitting NEW mexico Year G AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB-SA SO BB HBP S-SF SLG% OBP * Total: 2, ,820 20,718 30,341 18,040 5,270 1,600 1,954 3,354 15,718 11,782 1,549 1, * Records available for only 20 games in Non-conference away results unavailable. 14

15 PITCHING Year-by-Year Team Pitching 2014 BASEBALL Year IP H R ER BB SO WP HP W-L ERA CG SV * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Total 23, ,044 19,215 15,717 11,952 17,177 1,852 1,698 1,708-1, ^ Denotes tie * Records available for only 20 games in Non-conference away results unavailable. WIN TOTALS BACK TO COMPLETE RECORDS ONLY AVAILABLE SINCE

16 Year-by-Year Stat Leaders NEW mexico GAMES PLAYED 1962 Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Max Forrest Three with Mark Johnson Two with Mike McLaughlin Two with Rick Laub Larry Minarsich Three with Four with Mike Pettenuzzo Two with Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio Aaron Cain Steve Muccio Three with Tom Francis Two with Two with Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Three with Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Eric Torres Colclough/Miller Huitt/Yost Roe/Yepiz Three with Three with Young/Sousa Young/Hosino Three tied Yamaguchi/Gonzales Candelaria/Sisk Aaron Sisk Troy Cairns Cairns/Alexander Four with Joe Salas/Matt Young Daniel Stovall Five with Daniel Stovall Atkinson/Brownstein Atkinson/Brownstein/ 57 Gonazalez/Willett 2010 Daniel Gonzalez Garver/Peterson Garver/Peterson/Stiner Harris/Garver/ Melendez/Haggerty Harris/Haggerty 58 AT-BATS 1962 Rubi/Ness Gary Ness Max Forrest Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Mike McLaughlin Jim Johnson Rick Wicks Faford/Smith Perry Danforth Perry Danforth Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Kyle Rutledge Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Tom Francis Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Steve McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Eric Torres Mark Colclough Paul Huitt Tommy Roe Antonio Fernandez Antonio Fernandez Travis Young Travis Young Travis Young Robert Gonzales Scott Candelaria Scott Candelaria Troy Cairns Chris Alexander Dusty Young Josh Mader Daniel Stovall Daniel Stovall Daniel Stovall Mike Browstein Kevin Atkinson Justin Howard Kyle Stiner Mitch Garver Chase Harris Chase Harris 247 RUNS 1962 Isidro Rubi Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Two with Mike McLaughlin Bob Faford Ken Johnson Bob Faford Garcia/Mernick Dan Fitzgerald Mark Hiller Mark Hiller Bob Bartell Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Tom Francis Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Steve McKee Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Eric Torres Thane Miller Gerardo Yepiz Gerardo Yepiz Luke Oglesby Mark Wulfert Mark Wulfert Travis Young Travis Young Lon Yamaguchi Lon Yamaguchi Aaron Sisk Troy Cairns Matt Young Matt Young Matt Young Chris Carlson Jordan Pacheco Jordan Pacheco Mike Brownstein Mike Brownstein Justin Howard Kyle Stiner Mitch Garver DJ Peterson Sam Haggerty 57 BATTING AVERAGE 1962 Isidro Rubi Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Ron Bunt Dave Chase Dave Chase Mike McLaughlin Bob Faford Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Hank Garcia Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio Duffy Ryan Tom Francis Keith Hagman.551* 1981 Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Brian Kubala Greg Hall Jim Fregosi Marc Iannaccone Nate Johnsen Jim Shevlin Eric Torres Gerardo Yepiz Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Robert Gonzales Lon Yamaguchi Okano/Armstrong Scott Candelaria.399

17 2001 Stanley/Cairns Josh Mader Sean Murray Josh Mader Jordan Pacheco Ian Hollick Jordan Pacheco Brian Cavazos-Galvez Rafael Neda Justin Howard DJ Peterson DJ Peterson DJ Peterson Chase Harris.377 HITS 1962 Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Gary Ness Ron Bunt Dave Chase Paul LaPrairie Mike McLaughlin Faford/Johnson Ron Wicks Bob Faford Perry Danforth Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio Aaron Cain Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Steve McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Eric Torres Tommy Roe Matt Yost Gulseth/Santini Antonio Fernandez Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales Scott Candelaria Scott Candelaria Troy Cairns Troy Cairns Dusty Young Josh Mader Jordan Pacheco Jordan Pacheco Daniel Stovall Mike Brownstein Mike Brownstein Justin Howard DJ Peterson DJ Peterson Mitch Garver Chase Harris 93 RUNS BATTED IN 1962 Isidro Rubi Gary Ness Gary Ness Bunt/Pappan Dave Chase Mark Johnson Jim Palmer Jim Johnson Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Dan Fitzgerald Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Steve Muccio John Konitzer Steve Muccio Keith Hagman Larry Harrison Barry Brunenkant Fregosi/Kubala Greg Hall Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Johnsen/McKee Nate Johnsen Mark Pruessmann Mark Colclough Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Chad Alevras Chad Alevras Robert Gonzales Aaron Sisk Aaron Sisk Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Josh Mader Chris Carlson Chris Carlson Daniel Stovall Brian Cavazos-Galvez Brian Cavazos-Galvez Justin Howard DJ Peterson DJ Peterson DJ Peterson Chase Harris 63 DOUBLES 1962 Ness/Rubi Dick Tessitore Gary Ness Ron Bunt Mark Johnson Paul LaPrairie Mike McLaughlin Jim Palmer Armando Reyes Bob Faford Adair/Fitzgerald Gary Stewart Gary Stewart 13 Year-by-Year Stat Leaders 2014 BASEBALL 1975 Mark Hiller Mike Delmonico Kyle Rutledge Duffy Ryan Steve Muccio Keith Hagman Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Bob Gemignani Greg Hall Greg Hall Jim Logan Steve McKee Jim Shevlin Eric Torres Miller/Roe Paul Huitt Three with Keith Quigley Travis Young Mark Wulfert Young/Hosino Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales Aaron Sisk Donny Sevieri Troy Cairns Dusty Young Dusty Young Joe Salas Chris Carlson Daniel Stovall Jordan Pacheco Kevin Atkinson Mike Brownstein Justin Howard DJ Peterson Mitch Garver DJ Peterson Alex Real 25 TRIPLES 1962 Gary Ness Gary Ness Ron Bunt Ron Bunt Dave Chase Paul LaPrairie Jim Johnson Bob Faford Faford/R. Wicks Ken Johnson Dan Fitzgerald Dan Fitzgerald Pettenuzzo/Hiller Mike Pettenuzzo Delmonico/Bartell Bob Bartell Aaron Cain Mike Foote Keith Hagman 17* 1981 Tom Francis Larry Harrison Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi McKee/Sparks Steve McKee Chad Kuhn 5 17

18 Year-by-Year Stat Leaders NEW mexico 1989 Eric Torres Terance Frazier Mark Colclough Tommy Roe Fernandez/Wulfert Mark Wulfert Ryan Wright Travis Young Travis Young Four tied Lon Yamaguchi Troy Cairns Troy Cairns Troy Cairns Josh Mader Matt Young Garrick Haymore Dane Hamilton Matt Foote Atkinson/Brownstein Mike Brownstein Daniel Gonzalez Stiner/Peterson Josh Melendez Haggerty/Garver/Melendez Chase Harris 5 HOME RUNS 1962 Isidro Rubi Ness/Tessitore Gary Ness Ness/Pappan Three with Greg With Johnson/Schawel Jim Johnson Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Garcia/Fitzgerald Dan Fitzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Kyle Rugledge Walt Arnold Walt Arnold Walt Arnold Andy Trujeque Mark Biren Brian Kubala Greg Hall Jim Fregosi Snyder/Young Kuhn/McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Roe/Torres Paul Huitt Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Adam Taylor Chad Alevras Lon Yamaguchi Aaron Sisk Aaron Sisk Donny Sevieri Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Daniel Stovall/Joe Salas Pacheco/Carlson/Grady Chris Carlson Daniel Stovall Brian Cavazos-Galvez Brian Cavazos-Galvez Rafael Neda DJ Peterson DJ Peterson DJ Peterson Chase Harris 8 TOTAL BASES 1962 Isidro Rubi N/A 1964 Gary Ness Ron Bunt Dave Chase M. Johnson/With Mike McLaughlin Bob Faford Larry Minarsich Bob Faford Dan Fitzgerald Dan FItzgerald Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Pettenuzzo Mike Delmonico Kyle Rutledge Ryan/Arnold Aaron Cain Keith Hagman Tom Francis Barry Brunenkant Larry Harrison Jay Slotnick Jim Fregosi Glen Russell Steve McKee Dave Kirkpatrick Eric Torres Thane Miller Matt Yost Mark Gulseth Mark Gulseth Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales Aaron Sisk Aaron Sisk Troy Cairns Chris Alexander Chris Alexander Josh Mader Chris Carlson Chris Carlson Daniel Stovall Atkinson/Cavazos-Galvez Brian Cavazos-Galvez Justin Howard DJ Peterson DJ Peterson DJ Peterson Chase Harris 138 WALKS 1962 Isidro Rubi N/A 1964 Max Forrest James Pappan Paul LaPrairie Paul LaPrairie Jim Palmer K. Johnson/Palmer K. Johnson Bob Faford Dennis Mernick Ron Adair Mark Hiller Lloyd Thompson Joe Pistono Steve Muccio Kyle Rutledge Steve Muccio Mike Foote Bob Gemignani Barry Brunenkant Jim Fregosi Jim Fregosi Jim Fregosi Steve McKee Steve McKee Chad Kuhn Brian McGuire Gerardo Yepiz Gerardo Yepiz Gerardo Yepiz Aaron Santini Kenny Copeland Dan Sousa Adam Taylor Lon Yamaguchi Lon Yamaguchi Lon Yamaguchi Aaron Sisk Anthony Lovato Matt Young Matt Young Matt Young Chris Carlson Jordan Pacheco Jordan Pacheco Mike Brownstein Mike Brownstein Justin Howard Mitch Garver Mitch Garver Sam Haggerty Sam Haggerty 35 STOLEN BASES 1965 BJ Thompson Two with Paul LaPrairie Glen Schawel Ken Johnson Ken Johnson Larry Minarsich Dennis Mernick Dan Fitzgerald Mark Hiller Mark Hiller Art DeLao Aaron Cain 22

19 1978 Kyle Rutledge Aaron Cain Mike Foote Tom Francis Tom Francis Larry Harrison Jim Fregosi Jim Fregosi Steve McKee Steve McKee Jim Shevlin Eric Torres Terance Frazier Craig Jackson Aaron Santini Luke Oglesby Mark Wulfert Mark Wulfert Travis Young Travis Young Mike Campbell Mike Campbell Aaron Stanley Aaron Stanley Matt Young Cory Lizarraga Matt Young Matt Foote Matt Foote Matt Foote Mike Brownstein Mike Brownstein Max Willett Sam Wilson/Kyle Stiner Josh Melendez Chase Harris Sam Haggerty 14 SACRIFICES 1981 Ben Bregman Bobby Martinez Gemignani/Velasco Five with Three with Sparks/Velasco Pruessmann/Torres Tom Turner Granillo/Pruessmann Colclough/Yepiz Rob Jaramillo David Gomez Luke Oglesby Travis Young Mike DeMore David Hosino Lon Yamaguchi Miguel Montiel Three tied Troy Cairns Aaron Stanley D. Young/M. Young Mike Svetlic Matt Young/Josh Mader Matt Foote/Jeff Grady Jay Russell Scott Gracey Adam Courcha Max Willett Chris Juarez Ben Woodchick/Alex Allbritton Kyle Stiner Sam Haggerty Aaron Siple 19 SACRIFICE FLIES 1981 Mark Berardi Bobby Martinez Bob Gemignani Rob Hall Glen Russell Bob Velasco Jim Shevlin Dave Kirkpatrick McGuire/Orona Three with Matt Yost Gerardo Yepiz Antonio Fernandez Fernandez/Wulfert Mark Wulfert Three players Alevras/Young Robert Gonzales Candelaria/Sisk Aaron Stanley Chris Alexander Troy Cairns Three with Tim Grady/Matt Young Chris Carlson Chris Carlson Matt Hibbitts Six with Ryan Honeycutt Justin Howard Kyle Stiner/Alex Allbritton Josh Melendez Alex Allbritton Sam Haggerty 5 HIT BY PITCH 1980 Mike Foote N/A 1982 N/A 1983 Bob Gemignani Rob Hicks Greg Hall McKee/Snyder Steve McKee Mark Pruessmann Kirkpatrick/Pruessmann Paul Huitt Matt Yost Aaron Santini Luke Oglesby Three tied with Jaime Garcia Adam Taylor Jeff Hix Cory Robbins Chris Armstrong Dee Dennis Donny Sevieri Tajima/M. Young Chris Alexander Joe Salas Garrick Haymore Matt Foote 18 Year-by-Year Stat Leaders 2014 BASEBALL 2007 Scott Gracey Scott Gracey Dane Hamilton Rafael Neda DJ Peterson Ryan Padilla Jared Holley Chase Harris 10 APPEARANCES 1965 Jim Kalk Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Rick Bodle Ron Sims Jim Kremmel Bill Irwin Rick Koch Koch/Miller Don Junick Beilsmith/Seaman Jack Wilson Jack Wilson Danny Muth Bobby Rivera Jim Sharpe Keil Higgins Hale/Steinberg Three with Bret Davis Ed Bartholomew Mark Schrewsbury Joe Coleman Joe Warren Craig Cuthbert Brian Clark Brian Clark Steve Foss Steve Foss David Meng Gonzalez/Meng David Waites David Waites Rick Gonzales J.C. Ortiz Abell/Cooper Jeff Perez Derek McCready Adrian Soto Joe Salas Javier Lopez Damon Miller Brandon Hewett Clinton Cox Cole White Edwin Carl Richard Olson Bobby Mares/Hobie McClain Hobie McClain Taylor Duree 29 COMPLETE GAMES 1966 Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Joe Waid Arnie Marzullo 9 19

20 Year-by-Year Stat Leaders NEW mexico 1973 Koch/Marzullo Kent Seaman Beilsmith/Seaman Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover Rob Hoover Rob Hoover Moe Camilli Bobby Rivera Keil Higgins Ken Wilp Three with Davis/Duane Cemy/Sparks Steve Paar Steve Paar Brian Clark Alexanderson/Fetty Tom Kelly Mike Gunderson Kurt Hildebrandt Three tied with Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Scott Strickland Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Jason Fernandez Gaarder/Herrera Danny Ray Herrera Jacob Norton Bobby LaFromboise Rudy Jaramillo Willy Kesler Rudy Jaramillo Austin House Josh Walker Josh Walker 2 WINS 1962 Lloyd Randel Gary Zahm Jim Kalk Jay Higgins Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Joe Waid Ron Adair Rick Koch Three with Beilsmith/Seaman Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover John Cherney Rob Hoover Bobby Rivera Higgins/Sharpe Keil Higgins Dean Duane Rod Nichols Dean Duane Three with Coleman/Warren Coleman/Parr Brian Clark Pat Fetty Pat Fetty Joe Romero Baum/Hildebrandt Chris Baum Gonzalez/Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Three tied Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Cooper/Albers Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Jason Fernandez Danny Ray Herrera Danny Ray Herrera Bobby LaFramboise LaFromboise/Norton John Hesketh Willy Kesler Bobby Mares/Rudy Jaramillo House/Walker/Sanchez Josh Walker Josh Walker 7 GAMES STARTED 1966 Bob McAulay Bob McAulay Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Adair/Marzullo Koch/Marzullo Three with Kent Seaman Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover Cherney/Hoover Rob Hoover Camilli/Rivera Bobby Rivera Jim Sharpe Ken Wilp Kevin Andersh Dean Duane Chris Cerny Ken Yonker Joe Coleman Ty Van Dyke Alexanderson/Fetty Pat Fetty Joe Romero Kurt Hildebrandt Doug Valdez Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Barry Kiess Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Cooper Eddy Darren Coltrinari Danny Ray Herrera Stephen Smith Jacob Norton/Stephen Smith John Hesketh Willy Kesler Rudy Jaramillo Austin House Sam Wolff Josh Walker/Colton Thomson 15 INNINGS 1962 Lloyd Randel N/A 1964 Jim Kalk Jay Higgins Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Arnie Marzullo Rick Koch Kent Seaman Pat Beilsmith Pat Beilsmith Rob Hoover John Cherney Rob Hoover David Steinberg Bobby Rivera Keil Higgins Dean Duane Kevin Andersh Dean Duane Chris Cerny Steve Paar Steve Paar Ty Van Dyke Rus Alexanderson Pat Fetty Joe Romero Kurt Hildebrandt Doug Valdez Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Barry Kiess Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Jason Fernandez Danny Ray Herrera Danny Ray Herrera Stephen Smith Bobby LaFromboise John Hesketh Willy Kesler Rudy Jaramillo Austin House Sam Wolff Josh Walker STRIKEOUTS 1962 Lloyd Randel Gary Zahm 34

21 1964 Jim Kalk Jay Higgins Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Arnie Marzullo Arnie Marzullo Kent Seaman Jim Weber Pat Beilsmith Jack Hollis Rob Hoover Rob Hoover Jim Sharpe Jim Sharpe David Steinberg Ken Wilp Kevin Andersh Bret Davis Chris Cerny Ken Yonker Coleman/Paar Ty Van Dyke Pat Fetty Fetty/Quinones Joe Romero Kurt Hildebrandt Ryan Mueller Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Scott Strickland Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Chris Cooper James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Cooper Eddy Karsten Gaarder Danny Ray Herrera Bobby LaFromboise Bobby LaFromboise John Hesketh Willy Kesler Rudy Jaramillo Gera Sanchez Sam Wolff Colton Thomson 65 ERA (min. 1 IP per game) 1962 Lloyd Randel N/A 1964 Jim Kalk Cliff Fowler Bob McAulay Ralph Sallee Bob McAulay Jim Kremmel Jim Kremmel Ron Adair Arnie Marzullo Rick Koch Kent Seaman Jim Weber Rob Hoover Jack Wilson Rob Hoover Greg Pardus Bobby Rivera Jim Sharpe David Steinberg Kevin Andersh Rod Nichols Dean Duane Chris Cerny Rus Alexanderson Steve Paar Brian Clark Rus Alexanderson Pat Fetty Steve Foss Chris Baum Chris Baum Kurt Hildebrandt Luis Gonzalez Scott Strickland Jim Serrano Eddie Misquez Chris Cooper Jeremy DeYapp James Vermilyea James Vermilyea Joe Salas Jesse Garcia-Perez Danny Ray Herrera Bobby LaFromboise Bobby LaFromboise John Hesketh Willy Kesler Rudy Jaramillo 4.25 Year-by-Year Stat Leaders 2014 BASEBALL 2012 Austin House Sam Wolff Colton Thomson 3.68 SAVES 1981 Keil Higgins Dan Hale Ed Bartholomew Bret Davis Ed Bartholomew Four with Joe Coleman Arbchsky/Warren N/A 1990 Craig Cuthbert Brian Clark Copeland/Foss Chris Adams David Meng Three tied with David Waites David Waites Rick Gonzales J.C. Ortiz Joe Abell Jeff Perez Joe Salas Joe Salas Joe Salas Gaarder/Lopez/Pacas Damon Miller Jarrad Watkins/Brandon Hewett Clinton Cox Clinton Cox Gera Sanchez Gera Sanchez Bobby Mares Josh Walker Victor Sanchez 10 New Mexico All-Time Career Coaching Records Coach Years Overall Rec. Winning Pct. Conf. Rec. Winning Pct. Martin Angel 1906 (1) Ralph Hutchinson (8) John McGough (2) Roy Johnson , 1927, 1929 (5) John Dolzadelli (5) Gus Zielasko 1946 (1) George Petrol (19) Bob Leigh (11) Vince Cappelli (13) Rich Alday (18) Ray Birmingham 2008-Present (7) coaches 90 seasons 1,708-1,

22 Coaching Records NEW mexico Year Coach W L 1899 None None No baseball 1902 No baseball 1903 None None None 2 0 George Petrol (.448) Bob Leigh (.593) Vince Cappelli (.523) Rich Alday (.501) 1906 Martin Angell None None No baseball 1910 Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson 4 2* 1915 Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson Ralph Hutchinson No baseball 1919 John McGough John McGough Roy Johnson Roy Johnson Roy Johnson No baseball 1925 No baseball 1926 No baseball 1927 Roy Johnson No baseball 1929 Roy Johnson No baseball 1939 John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli John Dolzadelli No baseball 1945 No baseball 1946 Gus Zielasko George Petrol George Petrol George Petrol George Petrol 4 13 OVERALL SKYLINE Year Coach W L W L Finish 1951 George Petrol th-E 1952 George Petrol th-E 1953 George Petrol st-E 1954 George Petrol th-E 1955 George Petrol th-E 1956 George Petrol th-E 1957 George Petrol th-E 1958 George Petrol st-E 1959 George Petrol th-E 1960 George Petrol nd-E 1961 George Petrol nd-E 1962 George Petrol st-E OVERALL WAC Year Coach W L W L Finish 1963 George Petrol rd-S 1964 George Petrol 8 29* rd-S 1965 George Petrol rd-S 1966 Bob Leigh rd-S 1967 Bob Leigh 24 19* 4 8 3rd-S 1968 Bob Leigh T2nd-S 1969 Bob Leigh 30 17* rd-S 1970 Bob Leigh T2nd-S 1971 Bob Leigh th-S 1972 Bob Leigh rd-S 1973 Bob Leigh rd-S 1974 Bob Leigh rd-S 1975 Bob Leigh T3rd-S 1976 Bob Leigh rd-S 1977 Vince Cappelli rd-S 1978 Vince Cappelli rd-S 1979 Vince Cappelli 37 23* nd-S 1980 Vince Cappelli nd-S 1981 Vince Cappelli 24 30* 2 11 T3rd-S 1982 Vince Cappelli rd-S 1983 Vince Cappelli 25 41* 5 19 T3rd-S 1984 Vince Cappelli 31 26* rd-S 1985 Vince Cappelli st-S 1986 Vince Cappelli 26 21* nd-E 1987 Vince Cappelli nd-E 1988 Vince Cappelli 23 31* th 1989 Vince Cappelli 10 37* th 1990 Rich Alday th 1991 Rich Alday th 1992 Rich Alday 34 25* T3rd 1993 Rich Alday nd-E 1994 Rich Alday nd-E 1995 Rich Alday nd-E 1996 Rich Alday nd-E 1997 Rich Alday th-S 1998 Rich Alday rd-S 1999 Rich Alday 29 30* th OVERALL MW Year Coach W L W L Finish 2000 Rich Alday st 2001 Rich Alday T3rd 2002 Rich Alday th 2003 Rich Alday th 2004 Rich Alday 26 29* nd 2005 Rich Alday th 2006 Rich Alday th 2007 Rich Alday th 2008 Ray Birmingham T2nd 2009 Ray Birmingham nd 2010 Ray Birmingham nd 2011 Ray Birmingham th/1st 2012 Ray Birmingham T1st/1st 2013 Ray Birmingham st 2014 Ray Birmingham T1st E-Eastern Division S-Southern Division * ties not included in final record bold - qualified for conference tournament bold italic - qualified for NCAA tournament 22

23 1958 Skyline Championship BYU 11, New Mexico 2 BYU 9, New Mexico NCAA Tournament (District 7 - Greeley, Colo.) New Mexico 9, Brigham Young 2 Northern Colorado 11, New Mexico 2 Air Force 2, New Mexico WAC Championship (Provo, Utah) Utah 14, New Mexico 13 Hawaii 12, New Mexico WAC Championship (San Diego, Calif.) San Diego State 8, New Mexico 4 Wyoming 11, New Mexico WAC Championship (Provo, Utah) Hawaii 6, New Mexico 3 Brigham Young 22, New Mexico WAC Championship (Honolulu, Hawaii) Hawaii 7, New Mexico 1 New Mexico 7, Brigham Young 3 New Mexico 2, San Diego State 1 (12 innings) New Mexico 7, Hawaii 2 Hawaii 5, New Mexico 3 (Championship) 1998 WAC Championship (San Diego, Calif.) Rice 15, New Mexico 11 New Mexico 2, Grand Canyon 1 New Mexico 7, San Diego State 6 Fresno State 3, New Mexico 2 (10 innings) 1999 WAC Championship (Fresno, Calif.) Rice 2, New Mexico 1 Hawaii 7, New Mexico MWC Championship (Las Vegas) New Mexico 17, Air Force 3 Utah 6, New Mexico 4 Brigham Young 6, New Mexico MWC Championship (San Diego, Calif.) New Mexico 7, Utah 4 New Mexico 5, UNLV 2 Brigham Young 12, New Mexico 7 San Diego State 12, New Mexico MWC Championship (Provo, Utah) San Diego State 8, New Mexico 2 Utah 9, New Mexico MWC Championship (Albuquerque, N.M.) BYU 7, New Mexico 6 UNLV 12, New Mexico 5 National/Conference Postseason NEW MEXICO IN THE POSTSEASON 2004 MWC Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) UNLV 15, New Mexico 9 New Mexico 23, Air Force 2 New Mexico 9, Utah 8 San Diego State 24, New Mexico MWC Championship (Salt Lake City, Utah) Utah 2, New Mexico 0 New Mexico 11, Air Force 9 San Diego State 7, New Mexico MWC Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) New Mexico 17, UNLV 2 TCU 18, New Mexico 6 New Mexico 12, Utah 10 UNLV 8, New Mexico MWC Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) New Mexico 1, San Diego State 0 BYU 5, New Mexico 3 New Mexico 4, San Diego State 1 UNLV 8. New Mexico MWC Championship (Fort Worth, Texas) New Mexico 8, Utah 2 New Mexico 3, TCU 2 TCU 9, New Mexico 2 TCU 15, New Mexico MWC Championship (Fort Worth, Texas) San Diego State 2, New Mexico 1 BYU 5, New Mexico MWC Championship (San Diego, Calif.) UNLV 6, New Mexico 3 New Mexico 7, BYU 6 New Mexico 10, UNLV 3 No. 6 TCU 2, New Mexico NCAA Fullerton Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) New Mexico 9, Stanford 5 Minnesota 6, New Mexico 4 (10 innings) Cal State Fullerton 11, New Mexico MWC Championship (San Diego, Calif.) New Mexico 5, BYU 4 New Mexico 4, TCU 3 New Mexico 6, Utah 5 New Mexico 4, TCU NCAA Tempe Regional (Tempe, Arizona) Arizona St. 4, New Mexico 2 Arkansas 3, New Mexico MW Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) New Mexico 13, UNLV 0 New Mexico 5, TCU 2 New Mexico 22, San Diego State BASEBALL 2012 NCAA Los Angeles Regional (Los Angeles, Calif.) New Mexico 4, San Diego 0 UCLA 7, New Mexico 1 Creighton 7, New Mexico MW Championship (Fresno, Calif.) New Mexico 7, Nevada 3 New Mexico 7, UNLV 1 San Diego State 8, New Mexico 7 San Diego State 9, New Mexico NCAA Fullerton Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) Arizona St. 4, New Mexico 3 Columbia 6, New Mexico 5 (13 innings) 2014 MW Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) San Diego State 11, UNM 5 Nevada 9, UNM 4 (11 innings) CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS SKYLINE Skyline Eastern Divison Skyline Eastern Division Skyline Eastern Division WESTERN ATHLETIC Southern Division MOUNTAIN WEST MW Regular Season MW Tournament MW Regular Season MW Tournament MW Regular Season MW Regular Season Postseason RecordS All Games NCAA Skyline WAC Mountain West vs. Air Force vs. Arizona St vs. Brigham Young vs. Cal State Fullerton vs. Columbia vs. Creighton vs. Fresno State vs. Grand Canyon vs. Hawaii vs. Nevada vs. Northern Colorado vs. Minnesota vs. Rice vs. San Diego vs. San Diego State vs. Stanford vs. TCU vs. UCLA vs. UNLV vs. Utah vs. Wyoming

24 Conference Honors NEW mexico ALL-CONFERENCE HONOREES Skyline Conference 1962 Lloyd Randel (P); Gary Ness (UT); Fred Chreist (OF) Western Athletic Conference 1966 Dave Chase (OF); Bob McAulay (P) 1967 Mark Johnson (OF); Greg With (3B) 1968 Dickie Baldizan (OF); Bob McAulay (P) 1969 Jim Johnston (SS); Jim Kremmel (P) 1970 Bob Faford (OF); Jim Kremmel (P); Larry Minarsich (3B); Rick Wicks (OF) 1971 Bob Faford (OF) 1972 Dan Fitzgerald (OF); Hank Garcia (3B) 1973 Dan Fitzgerald (OF); Hank Garcia (3B) 1974 Mike Pettenuzzo (OF) 1976 Mike Delmonico (OF) 1977 Mike Delmonico (OF); Steve Muccio (OF) 1978 Aaron Cain (OF) 1979 Walt Arnold (1B); Aaron Cain (OF); Steve Muccio (OF); Kyle Rutledge (C); Tom Francis (SS); Rob Hoover (P) 1980 Walt Arnold (1B); Mike Foote (SS); Keith Hagman (3B); Duffy Ryan (C) 1982 Barry Brunenkant (C); Keil Higgins (P) 1984 Kevin Andersh (P); Jim Fregosi (3B); Greg Hall (C); Brian Kubala (DH) 1985 Dean Duane (P); Jim Fregosi (SS); Greg Hall (C); John Snyder (1B) 1986 Glenn Russell (SS); Steve Sparks (OF) 1987 Steve McKee (OF) 1990 Terance Frazier (OF) 1991 Matt Yost (DH) 1992 Steve Foss (P); Mark Gulseth (1B) 1993 Antonio Fernandez (3B); Mark Gulseth (1B); Kurt Hildebrandt (P); Luke Oglesby (OF) 1994 David Meng (P); Mark Wulfert (OF) 1995 Jaime Garcia (C); Luis Gonzalez (P); Mark Wulfert (OF); Travis Young (2B) 1996 Travis Young (2B); Luis Gonzalez (P) 1997 Travis Young (2B); Robert Gonzales (OF) 1998 Lon Yamaguchi (SS) 1999 Lon Yamaguchi (2B); Aaron Sisk (3B); Chris Armstrong (C); Cory Robbins (OF) Mountain West Conference 2000 First team: Joe Abell (P), Chris Cooper (P), Donny Sevieri (OF), Aaron Sisk (3B), Scott Candelaria (SS); Second team: Troy Cairns (2B), Jake Little (C), Dee Dennis(1B) All-Tournament: Mark Okano (OF) 2001 First team: Troy Cairns (2B); Second team: Anthony Lovato (DH), Chris Cooper (P) 2002 First team: Troy Cairns (2B), Matt Young (OF); Second team: Jamie Vermilyea (P), Dusty Young (SS), Todd Stroud (DH) 2003 First team: Josh Mader (3B), Joe Salas (DH), Jamie Vermilyea (P); Second team: Chris Alexander (1B), Cory Lizarraga (OF) 2004 Joe Salas (DH), Daniel Stovall (1B), Matt Young (OF) All-Tournament: Josh Mader (SS) 2005 Chris Carlson (UT), Garrick Haymore (DH), Danny Ray Herrera (P), Jordan Pacheco (2B) All-Tournament: Chris Carlson (OF) 2006 First team: Jordan Pacheco (2B), Ian Hollick (3B), Chris Carlson (DH), Danny Ray Herrera (P); Second team: Daniel Stovall (1B) All-Tournament: Chris Carlson (DH), Danny Ray Herrera (P) 2007 First team: Jordan Pacheco (2B), Bobby LaFromboise (P); Second team: Daniel Stovall (1B) All-Tournament: Bobby LaFromboise (P) 2008 First team: Brian Cavazos-Galvez (OF); Second team: Kevin Atkinson (1B), Mike Brownstein (2B), Scott Gracey (SS), Ian Hollick (3B), Rafael Neda (C), Bobby LaFromboise (SP), Clinton Cox (RP) All-Tournament: Mike Brownstein (2B), Stephen Smith(P) 2009 First team: Mike Brownstein (2B), Brian Cavazos-Galvez (OF), Kevin Atkinson (1B), Rafael Neda (C), John Hesketh (SP); Second team: Max Willett (OF) 2010 First Team: Willy Kesler (SP), Second team: Justin Howard (1B), Rafael Neda (C), Chris Juarez (OF) All-Tournament: Justin Howard (1B), Ryan Honeycutt (DH), Mike Lachapelle (SP) 2011 Second Team: Quay Grant (3B); All-Tournament: DJ Peterson (3B - MVP), Luke Campbell (OF), Austin House (SP), Jacob Nelson (DH), Bobby Mares (RP) 2012 First Team: Austin House (SP), DJ Peterson (3B), Mitchell Garver (C), Alex Allbritton (SS), Josh Melendez (OF), Ben Woodchick (DH) Second team: Gera Sanchez (SP), Josh Walker (SP), Trey Porras (1B), Kyle Stiner (2B), Ryan Padilla (OF) All-Tournament: Josh Melendez (OF - MVP), Austin House (SP), Alex Allbritton (SS), DJ Peterson (3B), Bobby Mares (RP) 2013 First Team: Mitch Garver (C), DJ Peterson (3B), Alex Allbritton (SS), Josh Melendez (OF), Sam Wolff (SP), Gabe Aguilar (RP); Second team: Sam Haggerty (2B), Luke Campbell (OF), Alex Real (DH); All-Tournament: Mitch Garver (C), DJ Peterson (1B), Luke Campbell (OF) 2014 First Team: Alex Real (C), Sam Haggerty (SS), Chase Harris (OF) Second team: Josh Walker (SP) 24 WAC HONORS Player of the Year Antonio Fernandez Mark Wulfert Travis Young Freshman of the Year Antonio Fernandez Travis Young Lon Yamaguchi Coach of the Year Vince Cappelli Rich Alday Rich Alday MW HONORS Player of the Year Aaron Sisk Jordan Pacheco Mike Brownstein Mitch Garver & DJ Peterson Mitch Garver & DJ Peterson Pitcher of the Year Danny Ray Herrera (Co) Freshman of the Year Rafael Neda Sam Haggerty (Co) Danny Collier Coach of the Year Rich Alday Ray Birmingham Ray Birmingham MW PLAYERS/PITCHERS OF THE WEEK 2000 (10) Feb. 29 Aaron Sisk (Jr., 3B) March 8 Aaron Sisk (Jr., 3B) March 21 Donny Sevieri (So., OF) March 28 Donny Sevieri (So., OF) March 28 Chris Cooper (Jr., P) April 4 Mark Okano (Jr., OF) April 4 Chris Cooper (Jr., P) May 1 Mark Okano (Jr., OF) May 1 Jeff Perez (Jr., P) May 15 Aaron Sisk (Jr., 3B) 2001 (6) Feb. 20 Donny Sevieri (Jr., OF) March 13 Mike Semprevivo (Sr., P) April 3 Troy Cairns (So., 2B) April 10 Donny Sevieri (Jr., OF) May 1 Jeremy DeYapp (Jr., P) May 8 Anthony Lovato (Jr., 1B) 2002 (8) Feb. 4 Aaron Smith, (Jr., P) Feb. 11 Jamie Vermilyea (So., P) Feb. 25 Chris Alexander (Jr., 1B) March 12 Troy Cairns (Jr., 2B) March 12 Jeremy DeYapp (Sr., P) April 15 Dusty Young (Jr., SS) April 15 Matt Bullen (Jr., P) May 20 Chris Alexander (Jr., 1B) 2003 (6) Feb. 10 Jamie Vermilyea (Jr., P) Feb. 24 Chris Alexander (Sr., 1B) March 10 Sean Murray (Jr., OF) March 18 Chris Alexander (Sr., 1B) March 24 Dusty Young (Sr., SS) April 21 Jamie Vermilyea (Jr., P) 2004 (7) Feb. 23 Matt Young (Jr., OF) March 1 Jason Fernandez (Jr., P) March 8 Cooper Eddy (Jr., P) March 22 Cooper Eddy (Jr., P) April 12 Josh Mader (Jr., SS) April 19 Daniel Stovall (Fr., 1B) & NCBWA Co-Hitter of the Week May 24 Josh Mader (Jr., SS) 2005 (6) Feb. 14 Karsten Gaarder (Sr., P) Feb. 14 Daniel Stovall (So., 1B) March 7 Jeff Grady (Sr., C) March 14 Chris Carlson (So., OF) May 9 Danny Ray Herrera (So., P) May 16 Karsten Gaarder (Sr., P) 2006 (6) Feb. 20 Matt Foote (Jr., CF) Feb. 27 Danny Ray Herrera (Jr., P) March 6 Daniel Stovall (Jr., 1B) March 13 Danny Ray Herrera (Jr., P) April 17 Chris Carlson (Jr., DH) April 24 Ryan Barba (Sr., SS) 2007 (7) Feb. 19 Bobby LaFromboise (Jr., P) Feb. 26 Daniel Stovall (Sr., 1B) March 12 Ian Hollick (Jr., 3B) March 20 Bobby LaFromboise (Jr., P) April 30 Daniel Stovall (Sr., 1B) May 14 Stephen Smith (Jr., P) May 14 Jordan Pacheco (Jr., 2B) 2008 (5) March 24 Dane Hamilton (Jr., OF) March 31 Brian Cavazos-Galvez(Jr., OF) April 7 Bobby LaFromboise (Sr., P) April 14 Kevin Atkinson (Jr., 1B) & CollegeBaseballInsider.com Region POW May 5 Mike Brownstein (Jr., 2B) 2009 (5) March 16 Mike Brownstein March 23 Kevin Atkinson April 13 Max Wilett May 18 Rudy Jaramillo May 18 Brian Cavazos-Galvez (Sr., OF) & Collegiate Baseball National POW, CollegeBaseballInsider.com Region POW 2010 (7) Feb. 22 Max Willett (Sr., CF) Feb. 22 Mike Lachapelle (Jr. LHP) April 12 Ryan Honeycutt (Jr. DH) April 26 Willy Kesler (Sr. RHP) May 10 Willy Kesler (Sr. RHP) May 17 Justin Howard (Sr. 1B) 2011 (4) Feb. 28 MItch Garver (So. C) Mar. 28 DJ Peterson (Fr. 1B) Mar. 28 Gera Sanchez (Jr. RHP) May 9 Rudy Jaramillo (Jr. LHP) 2012 (12) Feb. 28 Josh Melendez (Jr. OF) Mar. 12 DJ Peterson (So. 1B/3B) Mar. 12 Gera Sanchez (Sr. RHP) Mar. 19 DJ Peterson (So. 1B/3B) Mar. 19 Austin House (Jr. RHP) Mar. 26 Mitch Garver (Jr. C) Apr. 9 DJ Peterson (So. 1B/3B) Apr. 9 Austin House (Jr. RHP) Apr. 16 Mitch Garver (Jr. C) Apr. 23 Ben Woodchick (Sr. 2B/OF) Apr. 30 Mitch Garver (Jr. C) May 21 Ryan Padilla (Fr. OF) & NCBWA National Hitter of the Week 2013 (9) Mar. 13 DJ Peterson (Jr. 1B) Mar. 25 Mitch Garver (Sr. C) Apr. 15 Drew Bridges (Fr. RHP) Apr. 15 Josh Melendez (Sr. OF) Apr. 29 Sam Haggerty (Fr. 2B) May 6 Mitch Garver (Sr. C) May 6 Sam Wolff (Sr. RHP) May 13 Josh Walker (Jr. RHP) May 19 Luke Campbell (Sr. OF) 2014 (7) Feb. 23 Josh Walker (Sr., RHP) Mar. 17 Victor Sanchez (So., RHP) Mar. 24 Chase Harris (Sr., OF) Apr. 14 Sam Haggerty (So., 2B) Apri. 14 Josh Walker (Sr., RHP) May 5 Alex Real (Jr., C) May 5 Colton Thomson (Jr., LHP)

25 Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Sean Murray Academic All-Conference Joe Abell, Kenneth Yamaoka, Dusty Young Chris Alexander, Kristopher Gross, Dusty Young Academic Award Winners 2014 BASEBALL Mountain West Conference Academic Honors Chris Alexander, Kristopher Gross, Kevin Letz, Cory Lizarraga, Todd Stroud, Dusty Young, Matt Young Chris Alexander, Josh Jezek, Cory Lizarraga, Sean Murray, Anthony Spitaleri, Dusty Young, Matt Young Karsten Gaardner, Garrick Haymore, Kevin Letz, Sean Murray, Petr Pacas, Jay Russell, Matt Young Chris Carlson, Darren Coltrinari, Karsten Gaardner, Garrick Haymore, Ian Hollick, Kevin Letz, Javier Lopez, Bobby Moore, Petr Pacas, Jordan Pacheco, Jay Russell Brandon Bingham, Chris Carlson, Dane Hamilton, Ian Hollick, Chad Itokazu, Drew McDonald, Jay Russell Scott Gracey, Dane Hamilton, Ian Hollick, Chad Itokazu, Drew McDonald, Derek Pilkington, Jay Russell, Jarrad Watkins, Max Willett Mike Brownstein, Clinton Cox, Bret Fanning, Scott Gracey, Daniel Grubbs, Dane Hamilton, John Hesketh, Ian Hollick, Chad Itokazu, Drew McDonald, Bobby Moore, Mark Rockey Mike Brownstein, Clinton Cox, Daniel Grubbs, Dane Hamilton, John Hesketh, Brandon Hewett, Bobby Moore, Jason Oatman, Max Willett Alex Allbritton, MItchell Garver, Chris Juarez, Jason Oatman, Gerardo Sanchez, Cameron Smith, Kenneth Toves Alex Allbritton, Lucas Campbell, Mitchell Garver, Logan Lippert, Trey Porras, Gerardo Sanchez, John Michael Twichell, Ben Woodchick Alex Allbritton, Mitchell Garver, Josh Melendez, Ryan Padilla, Ben Woodchick Alex Allbritton, Kevin Baumgartner, Drew Bridges, Luke Campbell, A.J. Carman, Anthony Consiglio, Jonathan Cuellar, Taylor Duree, Alex Estrella, Mitch Garver, Sam Haggerty, Chase Harris, Jared Holley, Logan Lippert, Josh Melendez and Sam Wolff Kevin Baumgartner, Drew Bridges, Jake Cole, Danny Collier, Jonathan Cuellar, Taylor Duree, Sam Haggerty, Chase Harris, Jared Holley, Kirby McGuire, John Pustay, Aaron Siple, Andre Vigil Scholar-Athletes Karsten Gaardner, Josh Jezek, Kevin Letz, Sean Murray, Petr Pacas Chris Carlson, Garrick Haymore, Ian Hollick, Kevin Letz, Petr Pacas Ian Hollick, Richard Rodarte Shane Dyer, Bret Fanning, Brian Hill, Ian Hollick, Mark Rockey, Jarrad Watkins Clinton Cox, Bret Fanning, Daniel Grubbs, Brian Hill, Ian Hollick Joey Castleman, Clinton Cox, Daniel Grubbs Logan Lippert Alex Estrella, Josh Melendez Kevin Baumgartner, Drew Bridges, A.J. Carman, Alex Estrella, Sam Haggerty, Josh Melendez Kevin Baumgartner, Drew Bridges, AJ Carman, Sam Haggerty, Conner Rusch, Aaron Siple 25

26 All-Americans NEW mexico CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Freshman All-Americans Larry Minarsich (3B) 1970 (1st Team) 1971 (1st Team) Mark Wulfert (OF) 1994 (3rd Team) Travis Young (2B/SS) 1994 Lon Yamaguchi (SS) 1996 Travis Young (2B/SS) 1996 (1st Team) 1997 (1st Team) Dusty Young (SS) 2003 (1st Team) Matt Young (CF) 2002 Daniel Stovall (1B) 2004 Sean Murray (OF) 2004 (2nd Team) Chris Carlson (DH) 2005 (2nd Team) 2006 (1st Team) Jordan Pacheco (2B) 2005 Rafael Neda (C) 2008 Sam Haggerty (2B) 2014 (3rd Team) DJ Peterson (1B) 2011 Ryan Padilla (RF) 2012 Recent CoSIDA Academic All-District Dusty Young (1st team); Sean Murray (2nd team) Sean Murray Chris Carlson Chris Carlson (1st team); Ian Hollick (2nd team) Bobby Moore (2nd team) Mike Brownstein (2nd team); John Hesketh (2nd team) Josh Melendez (1st team) Sam Haggerty (1st team) Sam Haggerty (2B) 2013 Danny Collier (OF)

27 All-Americans 2014 BASEBALL SAM SUPLIZIO - UNM S FIRST ALL-AMERICAN The original superstar in New Mexico baseball was the late Sam Suplizio, a center fielder in the early 1950 s. An all-skyline performer for George Petrol from , Suplizio was the Lobos initial first team All-American, an honor he earned in He hit.435 in his freshman year,.450 as a sophomore and.509 as a junior when he earned All-America accolades. The Lobos went during his three-year career, but won the Skyline Conference championship during his junior year, with a 10-2 record in league play. Following his junior campaign, Suplizio signed a $40,000 contract with the New York Yankees. Manager Casey Stengel thought so highly of Suplizio that he moved a prospect named Mickey Mantle to right field and groomed the former Lobo as his centerfielder. Unfortunately, Suplizio injured his arm and was forced to retire in Suplizio remained in baseball, however, and went on to become the chairman and founder of the NCAA Junior College World Series in Grand Junction, Colo., played at the 10,000-seat Sam Suplizio Field. He was also co-chairman of a committee which brought major league baseball to Denver, in the form of the Colorado Rockies, and he was a scout for the Yankees, Reds, Orioles, and Angels. A 1954 UNM graduate with a BS in Education, Suplizio was named to the UNM Alumni Lettermen Hall of Honor in As his guest of honor to the induction banquet, Suplizio brought with him Angel Hall-of-Famer Rod Carew. He passed away Friday, Dec. 29, 2006 at the age of 74. Jim Economides 1957 Aaron Cain (OF) 1977 Duffy Ryan (C) 1980 Keith Hagman (3B) 1980 Jim Fregosi (SS) 1985 Dean Duane (P) 1985 Luke Oglesby (OF) 1993 Mark Gulseth (1B) 1993 Antonio Fernandez (3B) 1993 Mark Wulfert (OF) 1995 Travis Young (SS/2B) 1994 (Fr.) & 1996 Aaron Sisk (3B) 1999 & 2000 Chris Alexander (1B) 2003 Dusty Young (SS) 2003 Jordan Pacheco (2B) 2005 (Fr.) & 2007 Chris Carlson (DH) 2005 & 2006 Danny Ray Herrera (P) 2006 Brian Cavazos-Galvez (OF) 2009 Mike Brownstein (2B) 2008 & 2009 Justin Howard (1B) 2010 Rafael Neada (C) 2008 (Fr.) & 2010 DJ Peterson (1B/3B) 2011 (Fr.), 2012 & 2013 Mitch Garver (C) 2012 & 2013 Chase Harris (OF)

28 NEW mexico Lobos in the MLB Draft The University of New Mexico has had 84 players selected in the Major League Baseball draft since 1966, with nine players making the majors. Below is a complete list of those players. Player Year Rd. Pick Team Player Year Rd. Pick Team Mark Johnson LA Dodgers Chris Cooper Cleveland Indians Gregory With Kansas City Royals Troy Cairns Cincinnati Reds Jim Kremmel Cleveland Indians Jamie Vermilyea Toronto Blue Jays Red Daniels * 55 LA Dodgers Chris Alexander Texas Rangers Jim Kremmel * 9 Washington Senators Joe Salas Pittsburgh Pirates Daniel Fitzgerald Philadelphia Phillies Josh Mader Philadelphia Phillies Perry Danforth Milwaukee Brewers Cooper Eddy Boston Red Sox Michael Laurent LA Dodgers Matt Young 2004 Free agent signee of Atlanta Braves Lloyd Thompson Montreal Expos Chris Carlson Detroit Tigers James Weber Chicago Cubs Nathan Melek Toronto Blue Jays Jack Hollis Toronto Blue Jays Danny Ray Herrera Texas Rangers Steve Muccio California Angels Jordan Pacheco Colorado Rockies Aaron Cain San Diego Padres Bobby LaFromboise Arizona Diamondbacks Aaron Cain San Diego Padres Bobby LaFromboise Seattle Mariners Kyle Rutledge Cincinnati Reds Scott Gracey Toronto Blue Jays Robert Hoover Cincinnati Reds Cole White Kansas City Royals Keith Hagman Atlanta Braves Brian Cavzos-Galvez LA Dodgers Duffy Ryan California Angels Mike Brownstein Milwaukee Brewers Mike Foote Cincinnati Reds Jon Hesketh Seattle Mariners Keil Higgins Minnesota Twins Cameron Monger San Diego Padres Barry Brunenkant Texas Rangers Dane Hamilton San Diego Padres Kenneth Wilp Baltimore Orioles Radael Neda Milwaukee Brewers Kevin Andersh Pittsburgh Pirates Willy Kesler Seattle Mariners Jim Fregosi St. Louis Cardinals Kenny Toves Florida Marlins Rod Nichols Cleveland Indians Justin Howard Pittsburgh Pirates Bret Davis Seattle Mariners Ryan Honeycutt San Francisco Giants Dean Duane Kansas City Royals Austin House Oakland Athletics Greg Hall San Diego Padres DJ Peterson Seattle Mariners Christopher Cerny LA Dodgers Sam Wolff Texas Rangers Chad Kuhn Oakland Athletics Mitch Garver Minnesota Twins Chad Kuhn San Diego Padres Alex Allbritton LA Angels of Anaheim Mark Gulseth San Francisco Giants Will Mathis Seattle Mariners Aaron Santini Minnesota Twins Jake McCasland San Francisco Giants Luke Oglesby Kansas City Royals Josh Melendez Houston Astros Antonio Fernandez San Diego Padres Chase Harris Philadelphia Phillies David Meng New York Mets Josh Walker Baltimore Orioles Mark Wulfert San Diego Padres Alex Real Minnesota Twins Jaime Garcia Montreal Expos Travis Young Cincinnati Reds Luis Gonzalez Pittsburgh Pirates Adam Taylor Cleveland Indians * indicates selected in secondary draft Scott Strickland Montreal Expos bold italic indicates made major leagues Travis Young San Francisco Giants Chad Alevras Boston Red Sox David Waites Oakland Athletics Jimmy Serrano Montreal Expos Brian Messer Houston Astros Rick Gonzalez St. Louis Cardinals Steve Elzy New York Mets J.C. Ortiz Houston Astros Brian Messer Pittsburgh Pirates Aaron Sisk Toronto Blue Jays Joe Abell Colorado Rockies Scott Candelaria Milwaukee Brewers 28

29 2014 BASEBALL Lobos in the MLB Draft Mark Johnson (1966) Los Angeles Dodgers Perry Danforth (1973) Milwaukee Brewers Greg With (1968) Kansas City Royals Jim Kremmel (1970) Cleveland Indians Michael Laurent (1974) Lloyd Thompson (1975) Montreal Expos Los Angeles Dodgers Joe Red Daniels (1970) Jim Kremmel (1971) Los Angeles Dodgers Washington Senators Dan Fitzgerald (1973) Philadelphia Phillies Jim Weber (1975) Chicago Cubs Jack Hollis (1977) Toronto Blue Jays Steve Muccio (1978) California Angels Aaron Cain (1978) San Diego Padres Aaron Cain (1979) San Diego Padres Kyle Rutledge (1979) Cincinnati Reds Rob Hoover (1979) Cincinnati Reds Keith Hagman (1980) Atlanta Braves Duffy Ryan (1980) California Angels Mike Foote (1980) Cincinnati Reds Keil Higgins (1982) Minnesota Twins Barry Brunenkant (1982) Texas Rangers Ken Wilp (1983) Baltimore Orioles Kevin Andersh (1984) Pittsburgh Pirates Jim Fregosi (1985) St. Louis Cardinals Rod Nichols (1985) Cleveland Indians Bret Davis (1985) Seattle Mariners Dean Duane (1985) Kansas City Royals Greg Hall (1985) San Diego Padres Christopher Cerny (1986) Los Angeles Dodgers Chad Kuhn (1987) Oakland Athletics 29

30 NEW mexico Lobos in the MLB Draft Chad Kuhn (1988) San Diego Padres Mark Gulseth (1993) San Francisco Giants Aaron Santini (1993) Minnesota Twins Luke Oglesby (1993) Kansas City Royals Antonio Fernandez (1994) San Diego Padres David Meng (1994) New York Mets Mark Wulfert (1995) San Diego Padres Jaime Garcia (1995) Montreal Expos Travis Young (1996) Cincinnati Reds Luis Gonzalez (1996) Pittsburgh Pirates Adam Taylor (1996) Cleveland Indians Scott Strickland (1997) Montreal Expos Travis Young (1997) San Francisco Giants Chad Alevras (1997) Boston Red Sox David Waites (1997) Oakland Athletics Jimmy Serrano (1998) Montreal Expos Brian Messer (1998) Houston Astros Rick Gonzalez (1998) St. Louis Cardinals Steve Elzy (1999) New York Mets J.C Ortiz (1999) Houston Astros Brian Messer (1999) Pittsburgh Pirates Aaron Sisk (2000) Toronto Blue Jays Joe Abell (2000) Colorado Rockies Scott Candelaria (2000) Milwaukee Brewers Chris Cooper (2001) Cleveland Indians Troy Cairns (2002) Cincinnati Reds Joe Salas (2004) Pittsburgh Pirates Josh Mader (2004) Philadelphia Phillies 30 Jamie Vermilyea (2002) Chris Alexander (2003) Toronto Blue Jays Texas Rangers

31 2014 BASEBALL Lobos in the MLB Draft Cooper Eddy (2004) Boston Red Sox Chris Carlson (2006) Detroit Tigers Nathan Melek (2006) Toronto Blue Jays Danny Ray Herrera (2006) New York Mets Jordan Pacheco (2007) Colorado Rockies Bobby LaFromboise (2007) Arizona Diamondbacks Bobby LaFromboise (2008) Seattle Mariners Scott Gracey (2008) Toronto Blue Jays Cole White (2009) Kansas City Royals Brian Cavazos-Galvez (2009) Los Angeles Dodgers Mike Brownstein (2009) Milwaukee Brewers Jon Hesketh (2009) Seattle Mariners Cameron Monger (2009) San Diego Padres Dane Hamilton (2009) San Diego Padres Rafael Neda (2010) Milwaukee Brewers Willy Kesler (2010) Seattle Mariners Kenny Toves (2010) Florida Marlins Justin Howard (2010) Pittsburgh Pirates Ryan Honeycutt (2010) San Francisco Giants Austin House (2012) Oakland Athletics DJ Peterson (2013) Seattle Mariners Sam Wolff (2013) Texas Rangers Mitch Garver (2013) Minnesota Twins Alex Allbritton (2013) LA Angels of Anaheim Will Mathis (2013) Seattle Mariners Jake McCasland (2013) San Francisco Giants Josh Melendez (2013) Houston Astros Chase Harris (2014) Philadelphia Phillies Josh Walker (2014) Baltimore Orioles Alex Real (2014) Minnesota Twins 31

32 All-Time letterwinners NEW mexico The New Mexico All-Time Letterwinners List is a work in progress. If a name is missing on the list, please provide the UNM Athletics Media Relations office with the necessary evidence to add the name and years. -A- Abell, Joe Adair, Ron Adams, Chris Aguilar, Gabe , Alatore, Robert Albers, Mike Alevras, Chad Alexander, Chris Alexander, Matt Alexanderson, Russ , Allbritton, Alex Allen, Dana Almond, Russ Alvarez, Alex Anaya, Roger Andersh, Kevin Anderson, Don Anderson, Gary Anderson, Greg Anderson, Randy Andes, Quentin Arbachesky, Steve Armendariz, Jesus Armstrong, Chris Arnett, Zach Arnold, Walt Aronson, Victor Arreola, Phil Arreola, Robert Atencio, Greg Atkinson, Kevin Austin, Brent B- Baldizan, Dickie Baalman, Eric Baca, Michael Barba, Ryan Barber, Bruce Barnhill, Steve Baros, Johnny Bartell, Robert Bartholomew, Edward Bates, Aaron Baum, Chris Baumgardner, Walt Baumgartner, Kevin Beeson, Mark Beggs. Ryan Beilsmith, Pat Beisel, Ron Bell, Bill Bengert, Jason Chris Carlson holds the best career slugging percentage at.736. Bennett, Lawrence Berardi, Mark Berislovich, John Bepko, Tom Billeaudeau, Brad Bingham, Jason Bingham, Brandon Biren, Mark Blackstone, Ernie Blake, Kelly Blunier, Chris Bodle, Rick Boehmer, Bernie Boning, Terry Bonner, Vance Borrego, Lawrence Bower, Cody Bowman, Scott Bradley, Tige Brand, Lee Bregman, Ben Bridges, Drew Brothers, Dick Brown, Mike Brown, Tori Browne, Larry Brownstein, Mike Brummell, Bernard Brummell, Dave Brummett, Selby Brunenkant, Barry Bruskas, Tommy Bullen, Matt Bunt, Ronald Burchett, Chad Burnat, Lawson C- Cain, Aaron Cairns, Troy Cales, Tyler Campbell, John Campbell, Luke , 13 Campbell, Mike Camilli, Moe Candelaria, Scott Cappelli, Tony Carino, David Carl, Edwin Carlson, Chris Carlson, Nick Carrillo, Darrell Carman, A.J Carter, Mason Castillo, Carlos Castleberry, Keith Castleman, Joey Cavazos-Galvez, Brian Cawood, Bill Ceh, Jim Cerny, Chris Chafins, Jason Chase, Dave Chavez, Henry Chavez, Wilfred Cherney, John Childress, Scott Chreist, Fred Cifelli, John Clark, Brian Cleveland, Zach Clifford, B.J Colclough, Mark Cole, Jake Coleman, Jim Coleman, Joe Collier, Danny Collins, Chris Colton, Stewart Coltrinari, Darren Conley, Devon Connell, Rick Conners, Jack Contreras, Adrian Contreras, Bonny Conners, Jackie Consiglio, Anthony Cooper, Chris Cooper, Dan Copeland, Glen Copeland, Kenny Corrigan, Mike Courcha, Adam Cox, Clinton Crabtree, Ed Craig, Andy Craig, Herb Crawford, Steve Cronican, John Cuellar, Jonathan Cuthbert, Craig Dabbs, Chris Danforth, Perry Daniels, Joe Daniels, Wes Danton, George Davis, Bret Davis, Willie DeLao, Art DeMore, Mike Delmonico, Mike Dennis, Dee DeVito, Chris DeYapp, Jeremy Diggins, John Dirk, Travis Duane, Dean Duffy, Joe Duffy, Ryan Dunn, Greg Dunn, Tommy Dunston, Bill Duree, Taylor Dyer, Shane D- -E- Eagmin, Chris Economides, Jim Eddy, Cooper Eiff, Brandon, Elmer, Steve Elzy, Steve, Erickson, Duane Escarcega, Ryan Estrella, Alex F- Faford, Bob Fanning, Bret Felter, Dick Fergeson, Don Fernandez, Antonio Fernandez, Jason Fetty, Pat Ficek, Dan Fisher, Tim Fitzgerald, Dan Foote, Matt Foote, Mike Forbidussi, Joe Forrest, Max Foss, Steve Fowler, Cliff Francis, Thomas Frank, Jason Franke, Wendell Frazier, Terance Freebairn, Scott , 76 Fregosi, Jim Froemming, Ben Frye, Ben Fukuhara, Aron G-

33 Mark Gulseth s 10 RBI on April 19, 1992 against San Diego State is still a school record for a single game. Gaarder, Karsten Gallegos, Jonathan Galosic, Ronnie Garcia, Eric Garcia, Hank Garcia, Hector Garcia, Jaime Gardner, Ron Gares, Glen Garver, Mitch Garza, Alexis Gaunce, Jim Gemignani, Bob Geis, Brad Gendjar, James Gericke, Curt Geraci, Frank Giannetti, Chad Gibson, Tyler Gilkey, Jeff Gomez, David Gomez, Ed Gonzales, Rick Gonzales, Robert Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Luis Gould, Mike Gracey, Scott Grady, Jeff Grady, Tim Granillo, Ray Grant, Quay Greenstreet, Don Gross, Kris Grubbs, Daniel Guerrero, Julio Guest, Craig Guiterrez, Ian Gulseth, Mark Gunderson, Mike H- Haggerty, Brett Haggerty, Sam Hagman, Keith Hair, Travis Hale, Dan Hall, Greg Hall, Mike Hall, Rob Hames, Jim Hamilton, Dane Hammond, Tom Hanrahan, Greg Hansen, Mike Harper, John Harris, Chase Harrison, Larry Haymore, Garrick Hearty, Jeff Held, Kenny Henderson, Adam Henderson, Pete Herrera, Danny Ray Hesketh, John Hewett, Brandon Hibbitts, Matt Hicks, Robert Higgins, Jay Higgins, Keil Hildebrandt, Kurt , 95 Hill, Brian Hiller, Mark Hinkle, Jim Hix, Jeff Hoehmer, Bernard Larry Harrison hit 31 triples in his Lobo baseball career, tied for second alltime in NCAA history. All-Time Letterwinners Holland, Mike Holley, Jared Hollick, Ian Hollis, Jack Honeycutt, Ryan Hoover, Rob Hoover, Scott Hosino, David House, Austin Howard, Justin Hubbard, Brian Huitt, Paul Hull, Morgan Hunt, Dave Hunter, Alan Hunter, Mike I- Iannaccone, Mark Irion, Derek Irwin, Bill Itokazu, Chad Ivy, Jarvis BASEBALL KREMMEL S NO-NO -J- Jackson, Craig Jackson, Greg Jackson, Neil Jacobs, Gary Janness, Dick Jaramillo, Rob Jaramillo, Rudy Jarvis, Ivy Jaster, Scott Jenks, Craig Jezek, Josh Johnsen, Nate Johnson, Dave Johnson, Doug Johnson, Jim Johnson, Ken Johnson, Mark Johnston, Bob Jones, Chris Jones, Ty Juarez, Chris Junick, Don K- Kakos, Chris April 17, 1970 is a day Lobo baseball history was made in Tucson, Ariz., when Jim Kremmel, a hard-throwing lefty from Columbia, Ill., tossed the only documented nine-inning no-hitter in school history. UNM s all-time strikeout king walked two, struck out 11 and allowed just one Arizona runner to advance to second base (on a walk and a sacrifice bunt in the sixth). The Lobos won the game 1-0 with an unearned run in the seventh inning. UNM s Mike Connell threw a 7-inning no-hitter on March 24, 1977, against New Mexico Highlands. Similar greatness has been flirted with by eight other Lobo hurlers by allowing just one hit in a game. 33

34 All-Time Letterwinners NEW mexico Kalk, Jim Kamtz, Tyler Keith, Donald Kelly, Tom Kendrick, Drew , 08 Kerr, Will Kerschen, Robert Kesler, Willy Ketcherside, Daniel Kiess, Barry Kiro, Peter Kirkpatrick, Dave Kirkpatrick, Jim Kitamura, Jared Klenck, Michael Knier, Dan Koch, Bruce Koch, Rick Konitzer, John Kremmel, James Kruzich, Skip Kubala, Brian Kuhn, Chad L- Lachapelle, Mike Lacheur, Robert LaFromboise, Bobby Lambson, Joel Lankford, Chace Lane, Leroy Langdon, Clark La Prairie, Paul Lardizabel, Ruben Larsen, Brad Larsen, Ted Laub, Tracy Laub, Rick Laurent, Mike Lauver, Paul Lee, Kenneth Lentz, Jim Lewis, Ed Letz, Kevin Lindsay, Doug Logan Lippert , 13 Little, Jake Lizarraga, Cory Logan, Jim Lopez, Javier Lovato, Anthony Love, Josh Lucy, Dustin Luna, Daniel Lydon, Kevin M- MacAleese, Bob Mader, Buddy Mader, Josh Mahaffey, Mat Maltz, Cory Mares, Bobby Martinez, Anthony Martinez, Bob Martinez, Dave Martinez, Jesus Marzullo, Arnie Mascio, Dave Mason, Kyle Matlozs, Ed Mata, Jonathan Mathis, Will McAulay, Bob McBee, Tom McBride, Jim McCasland, Jake McClain, Hobie McCorkle, Bob McCorkle, Tim McCready, Derek McDonald, Drew McGuire, Brian McGuire, Kirby McKee, Sean McKinney, Joey McLaughlin, Mike McKee, Steve McMahon, John Meek, Jered Melek, Nate Melendez, Josh Meng, David Meng, Ronnie Mernick, Dennis Messer, Brian , 99 Miller, Damon Miller, Don Miller, Thane Milligan, Lane Miltenberger, Scott Minarsich, Larry Minturn, Mike Misquez, Eddie Monger, Cameron Montano, Manuel Montes, Emilio Montiel, Miguel Moore, Barry Moore, Bobby , Moore, Matt Morando, Robert Moulton, Tom Moyer, Mike Muccio, Steve Mueller, Ryan Murray, Sean Muth, Dan N- Neda, Rafael Neely, Jerry Nelson, Jacob Ness, Dick Ness, Gary Nichols, Rod Nilsen, Stephen Norton, Jacob Nunez, Chris O- Oatman, Jason Ogle, Rob Oglesby, Luke Ohira, Regan Okano, Mark Olson, Rich Olson, Richard Orona, Lawrence Ortiz, Art Ortiz, J.C P- Paar, Steve Pacas, Petr Pace, Vito Pacheco, Jordan Padilla, Ryan Palmer, Jim Pappan, James Pardus, Greg Petrig, John Patton, John Pelletier, Dave Pena, Stanley Perez, Jeff Perez, Jesse Garcia Perrotte, Joe Pesqueira, Rich Peterson, DJ Petrig, John Pettenuzzo, Mike Pettis, R.J Phillips, Marty Pierce, Mark Pilkington, Derek Piskorski, Bill Pistono, Joe Polanco, Everett Polk, Bill Porras, Trey Posen, William Potter, Dewey Pruessmann, Mark Purse, James Pustay, John Q- Quigley, Keith Quinones, Rene Quintana, Stan R- Racheff, Jerry Ramsey, Malcolm Randel, Lloyd DJ Peterson was UNM s first three-time All-American and become the school s highest ever draft pick, going 12th overall to Seattle in Real, Alex Reardon, Dan Reeder, Ed Reid, Bill Rekeda, West Repetto, Gary Reyes, Armando Reyes, Matt Richards, Craig Richardson, Wayne Rima, Randy Rivera, Bob Rizzo, Mike Robbins, Cory Roberts, Tom Robertson, Buddy Rockey, Mark Rodarte, Richard Roe, Tommy Rolfes, Ron Romero, Chris Romero, Joe Rogers, Ronan Ronquillo, Ric Roselli, Thomas Roussel, Mike Rubi, Isidero Russell, Glen Russell, Jay Ruth, George Rutledge, Kyle Rutledge, Rusty Rusch, Conner Ruybalid, David Ryan, Duffy Ryan, Marty Ryan, Preston S- Salas, Joe Salazar, Jordan Salerno, Dominic Sallee, Ralph Sanchez, Gera

35 Sanchez, Victor Santini, Aaron Sapa, Bill Sarthory, Joseph Schawel, Glen Schawel, Neal Schlagel, Kip Schneider, Carson Seaman, Kent Semprevivo, Mike Sepulveda, Esteban Serrano, Jim Settle, Andy Sevieri, Donny Sexton, Tom Schawel, Glen Sharp, Bill Sharp, Denny Sharpe, James Shetler, Dave Shevlin, Jim Sims, Ron Siple, Aaron Sisk, Aaron Sitch, Lou Skelton, Adam Skinner, Steve Sloan, Tim Slotnick, Jeff Smith, Aaron Smith, Billy Smith, Cameron Smith, Dave Smith, Emilito Smith, Jackie Smith, James Smith, Mike Smith, Ron Smith, Stephen Smitheran, Bobby Snyder, John Soto, Adrian Soto, Edgar Sousa, Dan South, Jan Sparks, Steve Spence, Jack Spitaleri, A.J Stanley, Aaron Steinberg, David Steiner, Craig Steinhoffer, Steve Steveson, Scott Stewart, Gary Stiner, Kyle Stockton, Jim Storey, Richard Stovall, Daniel Strassle, Phil Strickland, Scott Stroud, Todd Suarez, Erik Suplizio, Sam Surber, Jim Svetlic, Mike T- Tajima, Scott Takahashi, Kevin Tapp, Jerry Taylor, Adam Thompson, Billy Thompson, Lloyd Thompson, Matt Thomson, Colton Toledo, Jon Tornberg, Casey Torre, Steve Torres, Eric Torrez, Robert Toves, Kenny Trower, Tim Trujeque, Andrew Trujillo, Chris Trujillo, Larry Turner, Tom Twichell, John Michael V- Valdez, Doug Valles, Ruben Van Dyke, Ty Vaughan, Doug Velasco, Bob , Vermilyea, Jamie Vigil, Andre Villalobos, Matt Voelker, Cody Voge, Dean Vukovich, Todd W- Waid, Joe Waites, David Walker, Josh Ward-Hersee, Brandon Warren, Joe Jamie Vermilyea was a workhorse for the Lobos, holding the season records for starts (18) and innings (131.1). All-Time Letterwinners Watkins, Jarrad Watkins, Tom Weber, Jim Wells, Brandon White, Charley White, Cole Wicks, Rick Willett, Max , Williams, Ken Williams, Larry Wilp, Ken Wilson, Coty Wilson, Jack Wilson, Sam Wilson, Ted Winters, Lanny With, Greg Wolff, Sam Wong, Marvin Woodchick, Ben Wright, Ryan Wulfert, Mark Y- Yamaguchi, Lon Yamaoka, Ken Yepiz, Gerardo Yonker, Ken Yost, Matt Young, David , 2001 Young, Dusty Young, Matt Young, Tracy Young, Travis Youngberg, Ralph Z- Zahm, Gary Zoellner, Jack BOLD indicates on 2014 roster BASEBALL 35