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STANFORD BASEBALL RELEASE JUNE 21, 2003 (COLLEGE WORLD SERIES) CONTACT: Kyle McRae (650) 725-2959 (ph); (650) 725-2957 (fax) kyle.mcrae@stanford.edu (email) gostanford.

Santa Clara W, 5-0 31 Fri. at #13 CS Fullerton L, 3-7 FEBRUARY 1 Sat. at #13 CS Fullerton L, 2-10 2 Sun. at #13 CS Fullerton L, 2-8 7 Fri. #4 Florida State W, 2-1 (12) 8 Sat.

at # 4 Texas (Game 1) W, 11-7 22 Sat. at # 4 Texas (Game 2) W, 8-7 23 Sun. at # 4 Texas L, 1-7 28 Fri. #16 USC L, 4-13 MARCH 1 Sat. #16 USC W, 10-6 2 Sun. #16 USC W, 18-4 7 Fri.

at #3 Arizona State* W, 4-2 28 Fri. #24 Washington* L, 3-5 29 Sat. #24 Washington* W, 10-6 30 Sun. #24 Washington* W, 12-11 APRIL 1 Tue. USF L, 5-9 4 Fri. at Washington State* W, 6-1 5 Sat.

Oregon State* L, 8-9 19 Sat. Oregon State* W, 10-0 22 Tue. at Sacramento State W, 5-1 25 Fri. Arizona* (CSTV) L, 3-4 26 Sat. Arizona* W, 10-9 27 Sun. Arizona* L, 6-11 29 Tue.

at California* W, 6-4 11 Sun. at California* W, 5-4 (10) 13 Tue. Saint Mary s W, 10-1 16 Fri. UCLA* (HDNet) W, 9-1 17 Sat. UCLA* L, 5-9 (12) 18 Sun. UCLA* W, 9-8 (10) 23 Fri. Cal Poly W, 9-4 24 Sat.

1 STANFORD BASEBALL RELEASE JUNE 21, 2003 (COLLEGE WORLD SERIES) CONTACT: Kyle McRae (650) (ph); (650) (fax) ( ) gostanford.com (website) 2003 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 50-16, 18-6 PAC-10, 9-1 NCAA, 4-1 CWS (H), 17-5 (A), 4-1 (N) Date Day Opponent (TV) Result/Time JANUARY 25 Sat. at Santa Clara W, Sun. Santa Clara W, Fri. at #13 CS Fullerton L, 3-7 FEBRUARY 1 Sat. at #13 CS Fullerton L, Sun. at #13 CS Fullerton L, Fri. #4 Florida State W, 2-1 (12) 8 Sat. #4 Florida State L, Sun. #4 Florida State L, 8-10 (12) 14 Fri. Fresno State W, Sat. Fresno State W, Sun. Fresno State W, Mon. Nevada W, Sat. at # 4 Texas (Game 1) W, Sat. at # 4 Texas (Game 2) W, Sun. at # 4 Texas L, Fri. #16 USC L, 4-13 MARCH 1 Sat. #16 USC W, Sun. #16 USC W, Fri. California W, Sat. California W, Sun. California W, Sat. at #3 Arizona State* (KAZ) L, 6-7 (11) 23 Sun. at #3 Arizona State* (KAZ) W, 9-8 (10) 24 Mon. at #3 Arizona State* W, Fri. #24 Washington* L, Sat. #24 Washington* W, Sun. #24 Washington* W, APRIL 1 Tue. USF L, Fri. at Washington State* W, Sat. at Washington State* W, Sun. at Washington State* W, 8-5 (11) 8 Tue. at Santa Clara W, Fri. Sacramento State W, Tue. San Jose State W, Thu. Oregon State* W, Fri. Oregon State* L, Sat. Oregon State* W, Tue. at Sacramento State W, Fri. Arizona* (CSTV) L, Sat. Arizona* W, Sun. Arizona* L, Tue. Santa Clara L, 0-2 MAY 3 Sat. at USC* W, Sun. at USC* (Game 1) W, Sun. at USC* (Game 2) W, Tue. at San Jose State (TMC) W, Fri. at California* W, Sat. at California* W, Sun. at California* W, 5-4 (10) 13 Tue. Saint Mary s W, Fri. UCLA* (HDNet) W, Sat. UCLA* L, 5-9 (12) 18 Sun. UCLA* W, 9-8 (10) 23 Fri. Cal Poly W, Sat. Cal Poly W, Sun. Cal Poly W, Fri. Chicago-Illinois W, Sat. #22 UC Riverside W, 13-6 JUNE 1 Sun. Richmond W, Fri. #7 Long Beach State+ (ESPN GS) W, Sat. #7 Long Beach State+ (ESPN2) W, Fri. #10 South Carolina^ (ESPN2) W, Sun. #2 Cal State Fullerton^ (ESPN2) L, Tue. #10 South Carolina^ (ESPN) W, Wed. #2 Cal State Fullerton^ (ESPN2) W, Thu. #2 Cal State Fullerton^ (ESPN) W, 7-5 (10) 21 Sat. #1 Rice^ (ESPN) 6 pm, CT 22 Sun. #1 Rice^ (ESPN) 1:30 pm, CT 23 Mon. #1 Rice^ (ESPN)... if necessary 6 pm, CT *Pac-10 Game; NCAA Regional at Stanford, CA; +NCAA Super Regional at Stanford, CA; ^College World Series at Omaha, NE; All Times Pacific Unless Noted; All Home Games In Bold At Sunken Diamond; Rankings by Baseball America; TV: (CSTV) College Sports Television Network; (ESPN2) ESPN2; (ESPN GS) ESPN College Grand Slam Package; (HDNet) High Definition Television Network; (TMC) The Media Center Cardinal Wins Three Elimination Games To Reach Third CWS Final In Four Years Stanford And Rice To Square Off In Inaugural Best-Of-Three CWS Championship Series Saturday-Monday #6 Stanford Cardinal (50-16) vs. #5 Rice Owls (56-11) *Saturday, June 21, 6 pm, CT - RHP Ryan McCally (7-2, 4.60) vs. RHP Jeff Niemann (17-0, 1.67) *Sunday, June 22, 1:30 pm, CT - TBA vs. Wade Townsend (11-1, 1.92) *Monday, June 23, 6 pm, CT - TBA vs. Philip Humber (10-3, 3.40)... if necessary +Stanford will be the visiting team on Saturday and the home team on Sunday with the home team on Monday (if necessary) to be determined by a coin flip; *ESPN Broadcast Information: The entire inaugural best-of-three CWS Championship Series featuring Stanford and Rice is scheduled to be aired live nationally on ESPN... Mike Patrick and Harold Reynolds will be in the booth with Dave Ryan serving as the sideline reporter... A live audio broadcast of the 2003 CWS Championship Series will also be available on the air at KZSU (90.1 FM) as well as online at gostanford.com... Chad Goldberg, Sam Stefanki and Joe Ritzo will call the action... Live stats for the 2003 CWS Championship series will also be available at gostanford.com and ncaasports.com Ticket Information: Call STANFORD for tickets to the 2003 CWS Championship Series A QUICK LOOK AT THE 2003 CWS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES No. 6 national seed Stanford (50-16) and No. 5 seeded Rice (56-11) will meet in the inaugural best-of-three CWS Championship Series this Saturday-Monday, June (6 pm, 1:30 pm, 6 pm, CT). The teams have played each other just three times with the Cardinal sweeping a non-conference series at Stanford from February 16-18, 1991 (6-5, 10-4, 3-2). Stanford won three consecutive elimination games last Tuesday-Thursday to reach its third CWS final in the last four years and fifth in school history. After splitting its first two CWS games last Friday and Sunday with an 8-0 win over South Carolina and a 6-5 loss to Cal State Fullerton, the Cardinal came through with wins over South Carolina (13-6) and twice over Cal State Fullerton (5-3, 7-5 in 10 inn.). Rice swept its three bracket games to reach the CWS final for the first time in school history. The Owls started with a 4-2 victory over Southwest Missouri State last Saturday before a pair of victories over Texas (12-2, 5-4) on Monday and Wednesday. Stanford is in Omaha for the fifth straight year to extend a school record and making its 15th CWS appearance all-time. Stanford is 9-1 in its 10 postseason games this year, tying a school-record for postseason victories recorded three times previously (1987, 88, 2001). Stanford heads into the CWS Championship Series with 22 wins in its last 24 games. Rice is making its fourth CWS appearance all-time and is in Omaha for the second straight year. The Owls have won eight of their nine 2003 postseason games and 10 of their last 11 overall. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES HISTORY TEAM NOTES Stanford is playing in the CWS finals for the fifth time in school history. The Cardinal won CWS titles in 1987 and 1988 before finishing as the runner-up in 2000 and Stanford won its first national title in 1987 with a 9-5 victory over Oklahoma State in the championship game to cap three straight wins after falling to Oklahoma State, 4-2, in the third game of the CWS. Stanford then came back to win another national championship in 1988 with a 9-4 victory over Arizona State in the title game, its fourth straight victory after falling to Cal State Fullerton in a second round CWS contest, 5-3. The 1988 CWS was the first played with two four-team double elimination brackets with the winners meeting in a one-game championship. The Cardinal returned to the national title game in both 2000 and The Cardinal swept through its bracket with three straight wins both years before losing in the finals to Louisiana State (6-5 in 2000) and Miami (12-1 in 2001). Stanford has reached at least its CWS bracket final in each of the last five seasons ( ) and six CWS appearances (1997, ). Stanford is making its 15th overall appearance in the CWS, including its school record fifth in a row seventh in the last nine years. Stanford has an overall CWS record of (.597) and has won at least one game in each of its 15 trips to the CWS. Stanford has an all-time record of in CWS elimination games. Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988) 1

2 STANFORD LINE SCORES NCAA REGIONAL Stanford 9, Illinois-Chicago 2 (5/30/03) Illinois-Chicago Stanford x Win-McCally(6-2) Loss-Gehring(8-5) Save-None T-2:42 A-2454 BATTERIES: UIC - Gehring, Hahn (3), Haehel (8) and Nelson. STAN - McCally and Garko. HRs: STAN - Hall (5th, solo in 2nd), Quentin (9th, solo in 6th). Stanford 13, UC Riverside 6 (5/31/03) Stanford UC Riverside Win-Hudgins(10-3) Loss-Shappi(11-3) Save-None T-3:11 A-2248 BATTERIES: STAN - Hudgins and Garko. UCR - Shappi, Winter (8), Shaw (8), Hofman (8) and Emmons. HRs: UCR - Steinmeyer (1st, solo in 4th), Havey (9th, solo in 7th); STAN - Putnam (12th, 2-run in 5th), Carter, 5th, solo in 5th), Garko (16th, solo in 9th). Stanford 19, Richmond 6 (6/31/03) Stanford Richmond Win-Romanczuk(11-0) Loss-Rice(5-3) Save-None T-3:15 A-2270 BATTERIES: STAN - Romanczuk, O Hagan (7), Manship (8) and Garko, Hester (9). RICH - Rice, Givens (4), McLoughlin (4), Cronin (6), Duclos (7), Loveless (9) and Tidball, Dolan (9). HRs: STAN - Garko 2 (17th, 2-run in 3rd; 18th, 3-run in 8th), Quentin (10th, 2-run in 6th), Putnam (13th, grandslam in 7th); RICH - Fasano (16th, 2-run in 9th). NCAA SUPER REGIONAL (at Stanford, CA) Stanford 5, Long Beach State 1 (6/6/03) Long Beach State Stanford x Win-Hudgins(11-3) Loss-Alvarez(11-2) Save-None T-3:04 A-3561 BATTERIES: LBSU - Alvarez, Jamison (8) and Jennings. STAN - Hudgins and Garko. HRs: STAN - Putnam (14th, 3-run in 8th). Stanford 4, Long Beach State 2 (6/7/03) Stanford Long Beach State Win-Romanczuk(12-0) Loss-Weaver(14-4) Save-Manship(9) T-3:11 A-3285 BATTERIES: STAN - Romanczuk, Manship (9) and Garko. LBSU - Weaver, Muniz (7) and Jennings. HRs: LBSU - Heather (6th, solo in 2nd). COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Stanford 8, South Carolina 0 (6/13/03) South Carolina Stanford x Win-Hudgins(12-3) Loss-Marchbanks(15-3) Save-None T-2:28 A BATTERIES: SC - Marchbanks, Hernandez (4), Campbell (5), Lalor (8) and Powell. STAN - Hudgins, Quick (9) and Garko. HRs: None. Cal State Fullerton 6, Stanford 5 (6/15/03) Stanford Cal State Fullerton x Win-Littleton(7-3) Loss-Romanczuk(12-1) Save-Cordero(8) T-3:03 A BATTERIES: STAN - Romanczuk, Manship (7) and Garko. CSF - Miller, Littleton (6), Cordero (8) and Suzuki. HRs: CSF - Turner (1st, 2- run in 2nd); STAN - Hall (6th, 2-run in 3rd), Fuld (3rd, solo in 3rd), Carter (6th, solo in 4th). Stanford 13, South Carolina 6 (6/17/03) Stanford South Carolina Win-McCally(7-2) Loss-Hernandez(5-5) Save-None T-2:50 A BATTERIES: STAN - McCally, Dyer (8), O Hagan (8) and Garko. SC - Hernandez, Rawl (4), Reeves (8), Donald (9) and Powell. HRs: STAN - Putnam (15th, 2-run in 7th); SC - Buscher (15th, solo in 7th), Triplett (7th, solo in 8th), Tolleson (3rd, 2-run in 8th). Stanford 5, Cal State Fullerton 3 (6/18/03) Cal State Fullerton Stanford x Win-Hudgins(13-3) Loss-Littleton(7-4) Save-None T-2:34 A BATTERIES: CSF - Littleton, Romero (7), Ingle (7), Martin (8) and Suzuki. STAN - Hudgins and Garko. HRs: CSF - Pilittere (3rd, solo in 2nd); STAN - Quentin 2 (11th, 2-run in 1st; 12th, solo in 8th). Stanford 7, Cal State Fullerton 5-10 inn. (6/19/03) Stanford Cal State Fullerton Win-O Hagan(7-1) Loss-Merrell(4-1) Save-None T-3:57 A BATTERIES: STAN - Manship, Romanczuk (5), O Hagan (6) and Garko. CSF - Windsor, Cordero (6), Merrell (10), Romero (10) and Suzuki. HRs: STAN - Carter (7th, 2-run in 6th), Ash (1st, 2-run in 7th), Putnam (16th, 2-run in 10th). PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP No Name (B/T), Pos, Ht, Wt, Yr 2003 (Avg., HR-RBI-SB) Career Last Game Stk 5 Sam Fuld (L/L), CF, 5-10, 180, Jr..329, , , Car: CWS (.407, 22-54, ), Post (.303, , ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.350, 7-20, 1-1-1), Post (.317, 13-41, 1-4-3), R (-----) 1 Jonny Ash (L/R), 3B, 5-9, 175, Jr..319, , , Car: CWS (.444, 16-36, 1-9-0), Post (.412, 35-85, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.478, 11-23, 1-7-0), Post (.432, 19-44, ); R (-----) 24 Carlos Quentin (R/R), RF, 6-2, 215, Jr..400, , , Car: CWS (.271, 13-48, 3-8-0), Post (.336, , ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.421, 8-19, 2-6-0), Post (.487, 19-39, ); R (-----) 12 Ryan Garko (R/R), C, 6-2, 220, Sr..407, , , Car: CWS (.419, 18-43, 2-9-0), Post (.389, , ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.353, 6-17, 0-3-0), Post (.417, 15-36, ); R (-----) 7 Danny Putnam (L/L), LF, 5-10, 200, So..359, , , Car: CWS (.364, 8-22, 2-9-0), Post (.342, 15-43, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.400, 8-20, 2-9-0), Post (.375, 15-40, ); R (-----) 4 Jed Lowrie (B/R), 2B, 5-11, 170, Fr..299, , , Car/ 03: CWS (.250, 5-20, 0-1-0); Post (.282, 11-39, 0-4-0), R (-----) 11 Chris Carter (L/L), DH, 6-0, 215, So..269, , , Car: CWS (.367, 11-30, 3-5-0), Post (.370, 20-54, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.312, 5-16, 2-5-0), Post (.346, 9-26, 3-8-0; R (-----) 3 Brian Hall (R/R), 1B, 6-0, 185, Jr..285, , , Car: CWS (.154, 4-26, 2-5-2); Post (.180, 11-61, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (.154, 2-17, 1-3-1), Post (.154, 6-39, 2-7-3), R (-----) 6 Tobin Swope (R/R), SS, 5-11, 190, Sr..265, , , Car: CWS (.105, 2-19, 0-0-0), Post (.150, 6-40, 0-0-1), R (-----) 03: CWS (.111, 2-18, 0-0-0), Post (.154, 6-39, 0-0-0); R (-----) *Note: This is a probable starting lineup versus right-handed pitching OTHER POSITION PLAYERS 2 Chris Minaker (R/R), INF, 6-0, 180, Fr..167, , DNP 0 Car/ 03: CWS (.000, 0-0, 0-0-0); Post (.500, 1-2, 0-0-0), R (-----) 8 Chris Lewis (R/R), INF, 6-1, 190, Fr..159, , DNP 0 Car/ 03: CWS (DNP); Post (.000, 0-1, 0-0-0), R (-----) 14 John Hester (R/R), C, 6-3, 210, Fr..167, , DNP 0 Car/ 03: CWS (DNP); Post (.000, 0-0, 0-0-0), R (-----) 15 Donny Lucy (R/R), DH, 6-3, 215, So..293, , DNP 0 Car: CWS (.000, 0-3, 0-0-0); Post (.400, 6-15, 0-1-0), R (-----) 03: CWS (.000, 0-3, 0-0-0); Post (.385, 5-13, 0-1-0), R (-----) 25 John Mayberry, Jr. (R/R), 1B, 6-5, 210, Fr..301, , DNP 1 Car/ 03: CWS (1.000, 1-1, 0-0-0); Post (.500, 1-2, 0-0-0), R (-----) PROBABLE STARTING PITCHER No Name (B/T), Pos, Ht, Wt, Yr 2003 (W-L, ERA, G/GS, IP, SO) Career 20 Ryan McCally, RHP, 6-1, 195, Sr. 7-2, 4.60, 23/13, 2 S, 90.0, , 3.88, 92/14, 13 S, 195.0, 133 Car: CWS (1-0, 1.18, 6/1, ), Post (1.14, 2-0, 13/2, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (1-0, 1.29, 1/1, ), Post (2-0, 1.12, 2/2, ), R (-----); Last (6/17 vs. SC, W, ) BULLPEN/OTHERS 16 Billy Paganetti, RHP, 6-4, 225, So. 0-1, 3.68, 8/0, 14.2, , 3.68, 8/0, 14.2, 12 Car/ 03: CWS (DNP), Post (DNP), R (-----); Last (5/13 vs. SMC, ND, ) 17 John Hudgins, RHP, 6-2, 200, Jr. 13-3, 2.96, 21/21, 158.1, , 3.75, 62/38, 4 S, 309.2, 250 Car: CWS (3-0, 2.03, 5/3, ), Post (6-0, 2.77, 10/7, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (2-0, 1.06, 2/2, ), Post (4-0, 2.31, 4/4, ), R (-----); Last (6/13 vs. SC, W, ) 19 David O Hagan, RHP, 6-1, 195, Jr. 7-1, 5.10, 26/0, 3 S, 47.2, , 5.10, 35/0, 3 S, 60.0, 51 Car/ 03: CWS (1-0, 0.00, 2/0, ), Post (1-0, 0.00, 3/0, ); R (-----) Last (6/19 vs. CSF, W, ) 21 Mark Romanczuk, LHP, 6-1, 190, Fr. 12-1, 3.72, 22/15, 2 S, 111.1, , 3.72, 22/15, 2 S, 111.1, 79 Car/ 03: CWS (0-1, 8.22, 2/1, ), Post (2-1, 4.76, 4/3, ), R (-----) Last (6/15 vs. CSF, L, ) 27 Tim Cunningham, LHP, 6-3, 190, Sr. 3-3, 5.49, 11/11, 39.1, , 4.18, 64/50, 1 S, 275.1, 177 Car: CWS (0-1, 16.62, 3/2, ), Post (3-2, 6.31, 6/5, ), R (-----) 03: CWS (DNP), Post (DNP); F (DNP); Last (5/25 vs. Cal Poly, W, ) 28 Kodiak Quick, RHP, 6-1, 205, Fr. 2-0, 4.29, 24/1, 3 S, 35.2, , 4.29, 24/1, 3 S, 35.2, 33 Car/ 03: CWS (0-0, 0.00, 1/0, ); Post (0-0, 0.00, 1/0, ); R (-----) Last (6/13 vs. SC, ND, ) 30 Mark Jecmen, RHP, 6-9, 230, So. 1-0, 4.32, 8/1, 8.1, 7 1-4, 7.36, 22/6, 36.2, 26 Car: CWS (DNP), Post (DNP), R (-----) 03: CWS (DNP), Post (DNP), R (-----); Last (5/13 vs. SMC, W, ) 33 Jonny Dyer, RHP, 6-1, 185, So. 2-1, 5.59, 14/1, 19.1, , 5.12, 24/1, 31.2, 19 Car/ 03: CWS (0-0, 99.00, 1/0, ), Post (0-0, 99.00, 1/0, ); R (-----) Last (5/25 vs. Cal Poly, ND, ) 36 Matt Manship, RHP, 6-4, 205, Fr. 2-4, 3.79, 24/2, 9 S, 59.1, , 3.79, 24/2, 9 S, 59.1, 49 Car/ 03: CWS (0-0, 0.00, 1/0, ), Post (0-0, 6.23, 3/0, 1 S, ); R (-----) Last (6/15 vs. CSF, ) 38 Drew Ehrlich, RHP, 6-5, 235, Jr. 1-0, 4.19, 13/1, 19.1, , 4.77, 38/4, 66.0, 61 Car: CWS (DNP), Post (DNP); R (-----) 03: CWS (DNP), Post (DNP); R (-----); Last (5/13 vs. SMC, ND, ) Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988)

SATURDAY S PROBABLE CWS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 1 STARTING PITCHER #20 - RYAN MCCALLY (R/R, 6-1, 195, Sr.)... 7-2, 4.60, 2 SV, 90.

3 SATURDAY S PROBABLE CWS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 1 STARTING PITCHER #20 - RYAN MCCALLY (R/R, 6-1, 195, Sr.) , 4.60, 2 SV, 90.0 IP, 55 SO 2003 Season Notes: Has been one of the team s top pitchers in the 2003 postseason with a 2-0 record and a 1.12 ERA in two starts and 16.0 innings pitched, allowing just two earned runs and striking out Has a 7-2 record, two saves, two complete games and a 4.60 ERA with 55 strikeouts in 90.0 innings pitched and 23 appearances (13 starts) on the season... Spent most of the season in Stanford s starting rotation but was used primarily out of the bullpen late in the regular season before becoming the team s third starter in both Regional and College World Series action... Stanford won seven straight times he started (2/16-4/5, three wins, four nodecisions)... Selected by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the 23rd round of the 2003 MLB First-Year Player Draft with the 668th pick overall Individual Game Highlights: Came up with his second straight huge performance in a CWS elimination game versus South Carolina (6/17), earning his second postseason victory in as many starts by limiting the Gamecocks to one run and six hits in 7.0 innings of work... Also had an impressive postseason performance as the starter versus Illinois-Chicago (5/ 30) in the NCAA Regional opener, tossing a complete game with a career-high 10 strikeouts and allowing just two runs (one earned) and eight hits... Earned the victory in Stanford s Pac-10 clinching 9-8 victory in 10 innings over UCLA (5/18), pitching 4.0 scoreless innings while giving up just two hits and striking out six... Pitched 1.0 scoreless innings and allowed one hit versus Saint Mary s (5/13)... Gave up two runs and three hits in 1.0 innings of relief at California (5/11)... Earned a victory at California (5/10), recording a pair of outs in the eighth inning before Stanford scored in the top of the ninth for a 9-8 victory... Retired the only batter he faced on a strikeout in a 3-0 win at San Jose State (5/6) to earn his second save of the season... Gave up five runs and six hits in his versus Arizona (4/27) and didn t make another start the remainider of the regular season... Had an impressive relief outing at Sacramento State (4/22), pitching 3.0 scoreless three-hit innings... Took the loss against Oregon State (4/18), allowing five runs and seven hits in the first 1.2 innings of an 8-7 Stanford loss... Allowed four runs and nine hits in 4.1 innings in a 12-5 win at Washington State (4/5) for no-decision... Also picked up no-decisions in a 10-6 comeback victory over Washington (3/29), scattering a season-high 11 hits and giving up four runs in the first 6.0 innings and in a inning victory at Arizona State (3/23) despite leaving the game with an 8-3 lead in the bottom of the eighth after scattering nine hits and three runs over the first 7.0 plus innings... Recorded a victory versus California (3/8), scattering three runs and seven hits with six strikeouts over the first 5.2 innings of a 9-4 Stanford win... Picked up a victory versus USC (3/1), scattering five runs (three earned) and eight hits with seven strikeouts over the first 7.2 innings in a 10-6 Stanford win... Received no-decision at Texas (2/22 - Game 2), allowing three runs and four hits over the first 4.1 innings of a game Stanford eventually won, Tossed his first career complete game with a career-high-tying 9.0 innings and earned his first career victory as a starter in a 7-2 win over Fresno State (2/16), taking a shutout into the ninth inning and retiring 17 straight batters at one point... Earned a no-decision versus Florida State (2/9) in a 12-inning, 10-8 loss, scattering three runs and four hits over the first 4.1 innings... Took the loss at Cal State Fullerton (2/2) in his first start of the season and second of his career, allowing eight runs (four earned) and seven hits with five strikeouts in 5.2 innings... Made his first appearance of the season in relief at Santa Clara on opening day (1/25), holding the Broncos scoreless on one hit over the final 3.0 innings to earn a save... Cardinal Career: Spent the first three years of his career primarily as a reliever, making 68 of his 69 appearances prior to this season out of the bullpen... Has a 14-6 all-time record with a 3.88 ERA... Stanford s active career leader in appearances (92) and saves (13), ranking tied for sixth on the school s all-time list in saves... Third on Stanford s active career list in wins (14), starts (14), innings pitched (195.0) and strikeouts (133)... Has been tremendous during the postseason in his career with a 2-0 record and a 1.14 ERA in 31.2 innings, allowing just four earned runs and 22 hits... Also is 1-0 with a 1.18 ERA in six career CWS appearances (one start) and 17.0 innings. Career/ IP - 9.0, twice, last vs. Illinois-Chicago (5/30/03) SO - 10, vs. Illinois-Chicago (5/30/03) MCCALLY S 2003 STARTS Date Opponent W/L/ND IP H R ER BB SO 2/2 at CS Fullerton L /9 Florida St. ND /16 Fresno St. W /22 at Texas - G2 ND /1 USC W /8 California W /23 at Arizona St. ND /29 Washington ND /5 at Wash St. ND /18 Oregon St. ND /27 Arizona ND /30 Illinois-Chicago W /17 South Carolina W Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988) 3

4 NOTEBOOK QUICK TEAM SEASON NOTES Stanford has won 22 of its last 24 games overall and three in a row... Stanford s nine postseason victories tie a school record that was accomplished three times previously in 1987, 1988 and Stanford has guaranteed itself of playing at least seven games at the 2003 College World Series... The most games the Cardinal has ever played in Omaha is six during both title years (1987, 88)... Stanford is playing in the CWS championship for the fifth time in school history... The Cardinal won national titles in 1987 and 1988, while finishing as the national runner-up in 2000 and Stanford has won nine of its last 10 games versus ranked teams... Stanford won its first outright Pac-10 title since 1999 this season (Stanford shared the Pac-10 crown with Arizona State and UCLA in 2000) by finishing with an 18-6 conference record after winning eight of its last nine conference games and posting an 11-1 road record in Pac-10 play... Stanford has won 19 conference championships (17 Pac-10, includes Southern Division and shared titles) in school history and has finished either first or second in the conference 21 times in the last 23 years... Stanford has secured its fourth 50-win season in the last five years and extended its school-record string of 40-win seasons to nine... Stanford has been among the nation s top five teams in all four major national polls for each of the last three weeks and is currently ranked No. 3 by Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball, as well as No. 4 by the NCBWA and No. 5 by Sports Weekly/ESPN... Stanford is hitting.320 as a team, which would rank third on the school s alltime single-season list... Stanford has posted a.332 batting average and is averaging 8.8 runs per game in its first nine postseason contests... Stanford has outscored its opponents in 10 postseason games this year... Stanford has lowered its season ERA to 3.95 by posting a 3.40 ERA in its first 10 postseason games... Stanford is fielding at a.989 clip in the College World Series (two errors in five games) and at a.981 clip in postseason play (seven errors in 10 games)... Stanford has been errorless four times in 10 postseason games and in seven of its last 14 contests overall... Stanford has the lowest opponents batting average in the Pac-10 (.245)... Stanford won its final 14 regular season road games (3/23-5/11) to end the regular season with a 17-5 road mark and finished at home after winning its final nine home contests... Stanford is 34-6 in day games and just under the lights this season... Stanford has won four of its five neutral site contests, all at the College World Series. QUICK INDIVIDUAL SEASON NOTES Ryan Garko, the Pac-10 Co-Player of the Year and one of three Johnny Bench Award national finalists, is having a monster season as the team s leader in batting average (.407), homers (18), RBI (91), total bases (177), slugging percentage (.714), multiple-hit games (32), multiple-rbi games (27), sacrifice flies (8) and extra-base hits (40)... Garko is also second on the team with 22 doubles to rank fourth on Stanford s all-time single-season list... Garko leads the team with a.511 postseason on base percentage and is one of three players to have scored 13 postseason runs... Garko also ranks tied for second on the club with 13 RBI and third with a.417 batting average (15-36) in the postseason... Garko was named the Most Outstanding Player at the 2003 NCAA Regional after hitting.615 (8-13) with three homers, nine RBI, eight runs scored and a slugging percentage... Garko hit.433 (39-90) with 10 homers and 39 RBI in 24 conference games... Garko s 91 RBI has him in second place and just two RBI from breaking the school record of 92 runs driven in by Rick Lundblade in Garko s 18 homers rank ninth on the school s single-season list... Carlos Quentin, one of five finalists for the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award and one of 12 semifinalists for the Rotary Smith Award, leads the team in hits (102), doubles (24), walks (35), hit-by-pitches (14) and on-base percentage (.487)... Quentin s 24 doubles rank tied for second on the school s singleseason list... Quentin also ranks second on the team in batting average (.400), extra-base hits (37) and stolen bases (10, tied with Sam Fuld), as well as third in homers (12) and RBI (62)... Quentin leads the club in postseason action in batting average (.487, 19-39), hits (19, co-leader with Jonny Ash), runs (13, tied with Ryan Garko and Sam Fuld), total bases (32) and on-base percentage (.537)... Quentin also ranks second on the team with four postseason homers... Danny Putnam has been on fire in the postseason, leading the club with five homers, 21 RBI and an.850 slugging percentage, while co-leading the team with four doubles... On the season, Putnam ranks second on the club in homers (16), RBI (66) and slugging percentage (.655), as well as third with a.359 batting average... Sam Fuld ranks fifth on Stanford s all-time batting average list with a.354 career mark, while also ranking among Stanford s all-time leaders in triples (15, #4T), hits (286, #5) and doubles (53, #8T)... Fuld has scored 81 runs this season, moving to within two of Jeffrey Hammonds all-time single-season record of 83 set in Jonny Ash has had an incredible postseason, co-leading the team in hits (19), ranking second on the club with a.432 batting average (19-44) and hitting his first career homer, a two-run blast in the seventh inning of the second CWS Bracket Final versus Cal State Fullerton (6/19) that tied the score at 5-5 in a game Stanford eventually won, 7-5 in 10 innings... Ash is currently in the midst of a career-high nine-game hit streak (5/31-6/19)... Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year John Hudgins (13-3, 2.96) leads the Pac-10 in victories (13), innings pitched (158.1, new school record), strikeouts (138), starts (21) and complete games (8)... Hudgins has won six straight starts and is 4-0 with a 2.31 ERA in four 2003 postseason starts... Hudgins has allowed just five earned runs in his last 35.0 innings... Mark Romanczuk (12-1, 3.68) is second in the Pac-10 in victories... Matt Manship leads the team with nine saves. CAREER POSTSEASON PLAYER POTPOURRI Sam Fuld is the only Stanford player to have ever earned a spot on two consecutive All-CWS teams (2001, 02) and has a career.407 (22-54) CWS batting average with three homers and 11 RBI... Fuld s 22 career CWS are tied for third on the all-time CWS list and one shy of the career CWS record of 23 set by Keith Moreland of Texas ( )... Ryan Garko has an all-time CWS batting average of.419 (18-43) with two homers and nine RBI, as well as a career postseason batting average of.389 (44-113) with six homers, 26 RBI and one stolen base... Garko has been named to three consecutive All-Regional teams, earning Regional Most Outstanding Player honors in 2003 and was the co-winner of the Most Outstanding Player award in Garko was also an All-College World Series selection in Jonny Ash has a career postseason average of.412 (35-85) with a homer, 22 RBI and a stolen base, while hitting.444 (16-36) with a homer and nine RBI in his CWS career... John Hudgins is 6-0 with a 2.77 ERA in 10 career postseason appearances and seven starts... Ryan McCally has a 2-0 record and a 1.14 ERA in 31.2 postseason innings in 13 appearances, 11 of which have been in relief... Chris Carter has six homers in just 54 postseason at bats (one every 9.0 official at bats). 4 Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988)

5 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY TEAM NOTES Stanford is in the NCAA Tournament field for the 24th time... Stanford has won 13 Regionals overall and five in a row, including 10 of the 12 played at Sunken Diamond... Stanford has won five straight Super Regionals, all at home... Stanford has won nine straight Regional games over the past three years and four straight Super Regional games in the last two seasons... Stanford is 25-4 in Regional and Super Regional games, all at Sunken Diamond, since the new Super Regional format began in Stanford last lost a Regional at Sunken Diamond in 1998 when the Cardinal dropped two-of-three games and was eliminated by Long Beach State in Game 5 of the event... Stanford has an all-time postseason record of (.683) NCAA REGIONAL REVIEW Stanford roared through its Regional with consecutive victories over Illinois-Chicago (9-2), UC Riverside (13-6) and Richmond (19-6) to open the postseason May 30 - June 1. The 41 runs scored by the Cardinal were just three off the school s Regional scoring record of 44 established in six games at the 1995 NCAA Midwest Regional in Wichita, Kansas. The Cardinal came within one run of its threegame Regional scoring record of 42 runs set by the 1982 team at the NCAA West I Regional in Fresno. Carlos Quentin (3-4, HR, RBI) led the Cardinal in its opening 9-2 win over Illinois-Chicago, while Regional MVP Ryan Garko (2-3, 2 RBI), Donny Lucy (2-5, 2B, RBI) and Jed Lowrie (2-4, RBI) also had a pair of hits. Ryan McCally struck out a career-high 10 batters and pitched just his second career complete game, scattering eight hits and two runs (one earned). Stanford fell behind 4-1 to UC Riverside in the first inning in the second game of the Regional before roaring back for a 13-6 win. Garko (3-5, 2B, HR, 2 RBI), Lowrie (3-5, RBI), Jonny Ash (3-5, 2B, RBI) and Sam Fuld (3-5, 2 2B, SB) had three hits each, while Chris Carter (2-3, HR, 2 RBI) and Danny Putnam both homered and drove in a pair of runs. Garko (3-5, 2 HR, 5 RBI) led the way in the Regional championship game versus Richmond by blasting two homers and driving in five runs. Ash (3-4, 2B, 3 RBI) also had his second straight three-hit game, while Putnam blasted his first career grandslam. Quentin (2-4, HR, 3 RBI) homered and picked up three hits, while Carter (2-3, 2B, RBI), Brian Hall (2-5, 2B, 2 RBI, SB) and Tobin Swope (2-6) added a pair of hits each NCAA SUPER REGIONAL REVIEW The Cardinal won a pair of pitching duals by scores of 5-1 and 4-2 over Long Beach State in an NCAA Super Regional at Sunken Diamond June 6-7. Hudgins tossed his seventh complete game of the season in the opener, giving up just one run and seven hits with six strikeouts with Putnam (2-4, HR, 3 RBI) leading the Cardinal offense. Mark Romanczuk improved to 12-0 on in the second game, scattering two runs and 10 hits over the first 8.1 innings before Matt Manship came on to record the final two outs for his first postseason save. Quentin was 4-for-5 with an RBI, while Putnam was 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES REVIEW Stanford opened the College World Series with an 8-0 victory over South Carolina on June 13. Hudgins (8.0 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 3 SO) and Kodiak Quick (1.0 IP, 1 BB) combined for Stanford s first shutout in 58 career CWS games and its fifth of the season. Garko (2-3, 3 RBI) drove in three runs, while Fuld (3-4, SB) and Ash (3-5, 2 RBI) had three hits each. Stanford suffered its first loss of the 2003 postseason with a heartbreaking 6-5 defeat at the hands of Cal State Fullerton in a winners bracket game on June 15. Romanczuk (12-1) suffered his first loss of the season, allowing six runs and 10 hits over the first 6.1 innings. Justin Turner (3-3, HR, 2 RBI) had three hits to lead the Cal State Fullerton offense, while relievers Wes Littleton (7-3) and Chad Cordero (8) recorded the win and save, respectively, by holding the Cardinal hitless and striking out a combined five over the final 4.0 innings with each throwing 2.0 hitless frames. Carter, Fuld and Brian Hall all homered for the Cardinal, while Ash (2-4) was the only Stanford player with more than one hit. Stanford came back with a 13-6 victory over South Carolina in an elimination game on June 17 to earn a rematch with Cal State Fullerton. Putnam (4-5, 2B, HR, 5 RBI) had a career-high four hits and a postseason career-high five RBI to lead a 17-hit offensive attack. Ash (3-5, 3B, 3 RBI) and Quentin (3-3, 2 RBI) added three hits each. McCally (7.0 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 4 BB, 2 SO) earned his second victory of the postseason. Stanford then came up with a 5-3 victory over Cal State Fullerton on Wednesday to force Thursday s second Bracket One Final. Hudgins tossed a five-hit complete game with seven strikeouts and gave up just one hit after the third inning. Quentin (3-4, 2 HR, 3 RBI) blasted two homers for the third time in his collegiate career and the second time this season. Thursday s second Bracket One Final was full of drama as the Cardinal came from behind for a 7-5 victory in 10 innings over Cal State Fullerton as a two-run homer by Putnam (2-5, HR, 3 RBI) in the top of the 10th inning provided the winning margin. Ash (2-5, HR, 2 RBI) hit his first career homer, a two-run shot in the seventh inning to tie the score at 5-5. Carter (2-5, HR, 2 RBI) started the Stanford comeback when his two-run homer in the sixth cut the Cal State Fullerton advantage to 4-3. David O Hagan held the Titans scoreless over the final 4.1 innings, scattering four hits and three walks to earn his first postseason win and his seventh of the season. POSTSEASON DOMINANCE Stanford has dominated its opponents during the 2003 postseason. The Cardinal has outscored its opponents to post a 9-1 record in its 10 postseason games, hitting.332 compared to its opponents.235 mark and posting a 3.40 ERA while opponents have a bloated ERA of The Cardinal is averaging 8.8 runs per game, compared to 3.7 for its opponents. In CWS action, Stanford is outscoring its opponents, The Cardinal is hitting.316 compared to.233 for its opponents and has posted a 3.60 ERA with its opponents logging in at Stanford is scoring runs at the CWS at a clip of 7.6 per game, while its opponents are averaging 4.0 runs per contest. STANFORD PICKS UP POSTSEASON RECORDS Stanford s nine postseason victories (9-1) equals the school record. The Cardinal had previously won nine postseason games three times, including both national championship seasons (1987, 88) and one of the team s two national runners-up finishes (2001). Stanford has also assured itself of playing seven CWS games in The team have never played more than six games in a CWS both in 1987 and In addition, two more victories would give Stanford a new school record six wins. The championship teams in 1987 and 1988 both won five CWS games. Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988) 5

6 PAC-10 STANDINGS (6/21/03) Team Pac-10 GB Overall Stanford*+^ Arizona State^ Washington Arizona USC UCLA California Oregon State Washington State *Pac-10 Regular Season Champion; +NCAA Super Regional Champion/College World Series Participant; ^NCAA Regional Champion/NCAA Super Regional Participant; NCAA Regional Participant PAC-10 IN CWS Friday, June 13 - No. 6 Stanford 8, South Carolina 0 Sunday, June 15 - No. 7 Cal State Fullerton 6, Stanford 5 Tuesday, June 17 - Stanford 13, South Carolina 6 Wednedsay, June 18 - Stanford 5, Cal State Fullerton 3 Thursday, June 19 - Stanford 7, Cal State Fullerton 5 (10 inn.) *Saturday, June 21 - Stanford vs. No. 5 Rice (6 pm, CT) *Sunday, June 22 - Stanford vs. Rice (1:30 pm, CT) *^Monday, June 23 - Stanford vs. Rice (6 pm, CT, if necessary) PAC-10 IN SUPER REGIONALS Friday, June 6 at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton 5, Arizona State 1 at No. 6 Stanford 5, Long Beach State 1 Saturday, June 7 Arizona State 7, at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton 6 at No. 6 Stanford 4, Long Beach State 2 Sunday, June 8 at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton 7, Arizona State 1 PAC-10 IN REGIONALS Friday, May 30 Notre Dame 13, Arizona 5 (NCAA Regional at Cal State Fullerton) at Arizona State 14, Central Connecticut 2 at No. 6 Stanford 9, Illinois-Chicago 2 Washington 5, Minnesota 3 (NCAA Regional at Long Beach St.) Saturday, May 31 San Diego 5, Arizona 2 1 (NCAA Regional at Cal State Fullerton) at Arizona State 15, New Mexico State 0 at No. 6 Stanford 13, UC Riverside 6 at Long Beach St. 7, Washington 2 (NCAA Regional at Long Beach St.) Washington 4, Minnesota 1 Sunday, June 1 at Arizona State 16, UNLV 1 at No. 6 Stanford 19, Richmond 6 at Long Beach State 7, Washington 2 (NCAA Regional at Long Beach St.) STANFORD S PAC-10 LEADERS & NCAA RANKINGS ALL GAMES INDIVIDUAL HITTING Batting Average: Ryan Garko (.407, #2 Pac-10, #17 NCAA) Runs Batted In: Ryan Garko (91, #2 Pac-10, #7 NCAA) Slugging Percentage: Ryan Garko (.714) Triples: Sam Fuld (9, co-leader, #6T NCAA) INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Fielding Percentage: Danny Putnam (1.000, 77 PO, 2 A, 0 E) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Complete Games: John Hudgins (8) Games Started: John Hudgins (21) Innings Pitched: John Hudgins (158.1) Lowest Opponents Batting Average: John Hudgins (.221) Strikeouts: John Hudgins (138) Batters Struck Out Looking: John Hudgins (42) Victories: John Hudgins (13) TEAM DEFENSE Fielding Percentage:.972 (#3 Pac-10, #19 NCAA) TEAM HITTING Batting Average:.320 (#3 Pac-10, #24 NCAA) Fewest Strikeouts: 314 Scoring: 7.5 runs per game (#3 Pac-10, #25 NCAA) TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Winning Percentage:.758 (#10) TEAM PITCHING Fewest Doubles Allowed: 92 Lowest Opponents Batting Average:.245 STANFORD HAS WON 21 OF ITS LAST 23 GAMES OVERALL Stanford has won 22 of its last 24 games overall after coming up with three straight elimination game victories last Tuesday-Thursday over South Carolina and Cal State Fullerton (twice). The stretch included a season-high 10-game win streak (5/18-6/13) that was snapped with last Sunday s 6-5 CWS loss to Cal State Fullerton (6/15). Stanford started the run with a ninegame win streak (5/3-5/16) that was broken when UCLA defeated the Cardinal at Sunken Diamond by a score of 9-5 in 12 innings on May 17. STANFORD WINS 5TH STRAIGHT SUPER REGIONAL Stanford s two-game sweep of Long Beach State (5-1, 4-2; June 6-7) marked the fifth straight year that the Cardinal has won an NCAA Super Regional. Stanford is 10-2 all-time in Super Regional games (format began in 1999) and has won five Super Regional games in a row since the team s last Super Regional loss (South Carolina, 3-2, June 2, 2001). STANFORD CAPTURES 13TH NCAA REGIONAL TITLE AND FIFTH STRAIGHT Stanford captured its 13th NCAA Regional title and fifth in a row by sweeping three games last from May 30 - June 1 versus Illinois-Chicago (9-2), No. 22 UC Riverside (13-6) and Richmond (19-6). Stanford has won NCAA Regional titles in 1982, 83, 85, 87, 88, 90, 95, 97, 99, 2000, 01, 02 and 03. STANFORD WINS OUTRIGHT 2003 PAC-10 TITLE Stanford won the outright regular season 2003 Pac-10 title for the first time since 1999 (Stanford shared the Pac-10 crown with Arizona State and UCLA in 2000) to wrap up the Pac- 10 s automatic berth to the 2003 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. Stanford, which finished with an 18-6 league mark, has now won 19 conference championships in school history, including 17 Pac-10 crowns (includes Southern Division and shared titles). Stanford had finished second in the conference behind two-time defending league champion USC in 2001 and 2002 and has been among the top two in the conference standings (includes Pac- 10 Southern Division) for 10 straight seasons and 21 times in the last 23 years. STANFORD SUCCEEDING AGAINST RANKED TEAMS Stanford has won nine of its last 10 games versus ranked teams and is now overall versus ranked clubs after the starting the season with a 7-9 mark in its first 16 games against ranked opponents. Stanford won six straight games over ranked opponents to start its current stretch, starting the streak with back-to-back victories over #24 Washington (3/29-3/30, before a Regional win over #22 UC Riverside (5/31), a pair of Super Regional victories over #7 Long Beach State (6/6, 6/7) and its first CWS win over #10 South Carolina (6/13). STANFORD WINS FINAL 14 REGULAR SEASON ROAD GAMES Stanford finished its regular season road schedule by winning its final 14 road games, punctuating the streak with a three-game sweep at California (5/9-5/11). Stanford started the streak with victories in its final two games at Arizona State (3/23-3/24) and continued the run with a series sweep at Washington State (4/4-4/7), as well as victories at Santa Clara (4/8) and Sacramento State (4/22) before sweeping USC (5/3-5/4), winning at San Jose State (5/6) and sweeping at California (5/9-5/11). Stanford won 11 of its 12 Pac-10 road games with sweeps in its final three Pac-10 road series and was 17-5 in 22 road games overall. APRIL SHOWERS BRING MAY (AND JUNE) FLOWERS For the third consecutive season, the Cardinal struggled in the second half of April before playing well in May and June. In the last three years, Stanford posted a combined record of just in the second half of April before going in May and June. This year, the team posted a record of 3-5 in the first half of April and is 21-2 after the tax deadline. STANFORD WINS 12 OF 15 REGULAR SEASON SERIES Stanford won 12 of its 15 regular season series in The Cardinal dropped its first two series of the season when the club was swept at Cal State Fullerton (1/31-2/2) and lost twoof-three at homer to Florida State (2/7-2/9) before winning 12 of its final 13 regular season series. The Cardinal won eight in a row versus Fresno State (2/14-2/16), at Texas (2/22-2/23), versus USC (2/28-3/2) and California (3/7-3/9), at Arizona State (3/22-3/24), versus Washington (3/28-3/30), at Washington State (4/4-4/7) and versus Oregon State (4/17-4/19, before Arizona won two-of-three at Sunken Diamond (4/25-4/27). Stanford then won its final four series of the year at USC (5/3-5/4) and California (5/9-5/11), and versus UCLA (5/16-5/18) and Cal Poly (5/23-5/25). Stanford swept seven of its 12 series victories with sweeps over Fresno State, California and Cal Poly at home, as well as Washington State, USC and California on the road. The Cardinal won two-of-three in its other five series. 6 Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988)

7 2003 SUPERLATIVES Overall Record: NCAA Tournament Record: 8-1 (R 3-0, SR 2-0, CWS 4-1) Conference Record: 18-6 Non-Conference Regular Season Record: 23-9 Home Record: Away Record: 17-5 Neutral Record: 4-1 Day Games: 34-6 Night Games: Ranked Opponents: (according to Baseball America) On Television: 10-3 January: 2-1 February: 7-6 March: 9-2 April: 10-5 May: 15-1 June: 7-1 Monday: 3-0 Tuesday: 6-2 Wednesday: 1-0 Thursday: 2-0 Friday: 11-5 Saturday: 16-4 Sunday: 11-5 Doubleheaders: Run Games: Run Games: Run Games: 35-8 Extra Inning Games: 6-3 Stanford Scores First: 42-5 Opponent Scores First: 8-11 Leading After 5 Innings: 41-4 Trailing After 5 Innings: 6-8 Tied After 5 Innings: 3-4 Leading After 8 Innings: 42-2 Trailing After 8 Innings: 3-13 Tied After 8 Innings: 5-1 Longest Win Streak: 10 (5/18-6/13) Longest Road Win Streak: 14 (3/23-5/11) Longest Home Win Streak: 9 (5/18-6/7) ACADEMIC ALL DISTRICT VIII John Hudgins 2003 HONORS ALL-AMERICAN Ryan Garko (First Team - ABCA, Baseball America, College Baseball Insider, Collegiate Baseball, NCBWA, USA TODAY Sports Weekly First Team), John Hudgins (Second Team - College Baseball Insider, Collegiate Baseball, Third Team - Baseball America), Carlos Quentin (Second Team - Baseball America, Third Team - NCBWA) ALL-PAC-10 Sam Fuld, Ryan Garko (Co-Player of the Year), John Hudgins (Pitcher of the Year), Mark Marquess (Coach of the Year), Matt Manship (Honorable Mention), Danny Putnam, Carlos Quentin, Mark Romanczuk, Tobin Swope (Honorable Mention) CBI WEST REGIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Ryan Garko (5/7) FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN John Mayberry, Jr. (Collegiate Baseball), Matt Manship (First Team - Baseball America; Collegiate Baseball), Mark Romanczuk (First Team - Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, one of four Collegiate Baseball National Freshmen of the Year) GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD FINALIST Carlos Quentin JOHNNY BENCH AWARD FINALIST Ryan Garko NCAA ALL-REGIONAL Jonny Ash, Sam Fuld, Ryan Garko (Most Outstanding Player), Brian Hall, Jed Lowrie, Ryan McCally, Danny Putnam, Carlos Quentin NCBWA NATIONAL HITTER OF THE WEEK Ryan Garko (5/6, shared honor) PAC-10 PITCHERS OF THE WEEK John Hudgins (2/11), Mark Romanczuk (4/1, 4/21, 5/5) PAC-10 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Danny Putnam (3/3), Ryan Garko (5/5), Jonny Ash (5/12) PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Tim Cunningham (Third Team - NCBWA Third Team), Sam Fuld (First Team - NCBWA, Third Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball Third Team), Ryan Garko (Second Team - Collegiate Baseball), Carlos Quentin (First Team - Baseball America, Second Team - NCBWA) ROTARY SMITH AWARD SEMIFINALIST Carlos Quentin CARDINAL RECORDS FOURTH 50-WIN SEASON IN LAST FIVE YEARS Stanford has now won 50 or more games in four of the last five seasons after reaching 50 wins with its most recent victory over Cal State Fullerton (6/19). Stanford has also extended its school record string of 40-win seasons to nine. The last time Stanford didn t win 40 games was when the club finished and out of the postseason in Stanford has also been above.500 in 38 of the last 39 and 55 of the last 57 campaigns. SUN SHINES ON THE CARDINAL Stanford has a remarkably different record in day and night games this year. Stanford has a 34-6 record during day games and is under the lights. GETTING ON THE SCOREBOARD EARLY Stanford has scored first in 47 of its 65 games this season, winning 42 of those contests. The Cardinal is just 8-11 in the 19 games in which its opponent has scored first. SUMMER BALL The opener of the CWS Championship Series on June 21 will mark the first time in Stanford Baseball history that the Cardinal has ever officially played a game in the summer. Last season s season finale versus Texas on the final official day of spring (June 20) was the latest in the calendar year that the Cardinal had ever played. STANFORD MAKES SCHOOL HISTORY WITH ALL-PAC-10 HONORS Ryan Garko, John Hudgins and head coach Mark Marquess made school history when the trio won Pac-10 Co-Player, Pitcher and Coach of the Year honors, marking the first time Stanford has won all three honors in the same season. Sam Fuld and Carlos Quentin were also selected All-Pac-10 for the third consecutive year, while Danny Putnam and Mark Romanczuk were named for the first time. Matt Manship and Tobin Swope were honorable mention choices. SIX STANFORD PLAYERS SELECTED IN 2003 MLB DRAFT Six Stanford players were selected June 3-4 in the 2003 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Carlos Quentin became the 14th Stanford player in the last 17 years to be selected in the first round when the Arizona Diamondbacks used their 29th pick overall to choose Stanford s junior outfielder. John Hudgins (Texas Rangers, 76th pick overall) and Ryan Garko (Cleveland Indians, 78th pick overall) were third round selections. Tim Cunningham closed out Stanford s first day picks when he was chosen in the ninth round (256th pick overall) by the Texas Rangers. Ryan McCally (Tampa Bay Devils Rays, 23rd round, 668th pick overall) and Sam Fuld (Chicago Cubs, 24th round, 703rd pick overall) were taken on the second day to complete Stanford s selections. RYAN GARKO NAMED FINALIST FOR JOHNNY BENCH AWARD Ryan Garko, the Co-Pac-10 Player of the Year, a unanimous First Team All-American and one of three national finalists for the 2003 Johnny Bench Award given annually to the nation s top catcher, is having a monster season. Garko, the first Stanford player to ever be a finalist for the Johnny Bench Award, leads the team in batting average (.407, #2 Pac-10, #17 NCAA), homers (18, #3T Pac-10), RBI (91, #2 Pac-10, #7 NCAA), total bases (177, #2 Pac-10), slugging percentage (.714, #1 Pac-10), multiple-hit games (32), multiple-rbi games (27), sacrifice flies (8) and extra-base hits (40). Garko also ranks second on the club in hits (101, #4 Pac-10, #7T Stanford single-season list), doubles (22, #7 Pac-10, #4T Stanford singleseason list), hit-by-pitches (12, #9T Pac-10), on-base percentage (.475, #7 Pac-10) and putouts (397, #6 Pac-10). Garko s 91 RBI are just two short of breaking the school s all-time RBI record of 92 set by Rick Lundblade in He is also attempting to become just the sixth player in Stanford history to hit.400 or better in a season and the first since David McCarty batted.420 in His 18 homers rank tied for ninth on the school s single-season list and give him more homers than strikeouts (16). Garko went 81 official at bats between strikeouts at Washington State (4/5) and versus Cal Poly (5/23). With just 16 strikeouts in 248 official at bats, he averages just one strikeout every 15.5 official at bats. He has hit.471 (73-155) in his last 43 games (3/24-6/19) with 16 doubles, 14 homers and 66 RBI during the stretch. In postseason play, Garko leads the team with a.511 on-base percentage and three hit-bypitches, co-leads the squad with 13 runs scored, while ranking second on the club in slugging percentage (.750) and walks (6), tied for second in RBI (13), third in batting average (.417, 15-36) and tied for third in homers (3) and hits (15). Garko hit 10 homers and drove in a leaguebest 39 runs in 24 Pac-10 games (23 starts). Garko is among Stanford s all-time leaders in doubles (58, #5T), RBI (190, #8), home runs (39, #9) and batting average (.351, #9T). Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988) 7

8 GAME HIGHS TEAM BATTING At Bats: 50, vs. Florida State (2/9) Runs Scored: 22, at USC (5/3) Runs Scored In An Inning: 7, three times, vs. USC (3/2, 7th inning), vs. Oregon State (4/19, 6th inning), at USC (5/3, 8th inning) Hits: 20, vs. California (3/9) RBIs: 19, vs. Richmond (6/1) Doubles: 6, twice, at Washington State (4/7), vs. Saint Mary s (5/13) Triples: 2, six times (3/7, 3/24, 4/8, 5/4 - Game 1, 5/9, 5/17) Home Runs: 5, twice, vs. USC (3/2), vs. UCLA (5/18) Total Bases: 37, vs. USC (3/2) Walks: 8, five times (2/7, 3/1, 3/30, 4/8, 4/29) Strikeouts: 14, at Arizona State (3/22) Sacrifice Bunts: 3, vs. Richmond (6/1) Sacrifice Flies: 3, vs. Illinois-Chicago (5/30) Stolen Bases: 7, vs. California (3/7) Hit-By-Pitch: 4, twice, vs. USC (3/1), vs. Washington (3/30) Caught Stealing: 3, vs. California (3/7) Runners LOB: 16, vs. Florida State (2/7) Hit Into DP: 3, seven times (1/31, 2/22 -- Game 1, 4/5, 4/7, 5/ 10, 5/17, 6/18) TEAM PITCHING Innings Pitched: 12.0, three times, vs. Florida State (2/7, 2/ 9), vs. UCLA (5/17) Strikeouts: 14, twice, vs. Florida State (2/7, 2/9) Fewest Runs: 0, five times, vs. Santa Clara (1/26), vs. Oregon State (4/19), at San Jose State (5/6), Cal Poly (5/24), vs. South Carolina (6/13) Fewest Hits: 1, vs. Santa Clara (1/26) Fewest Walks: 0, vs. Fresno State (2/16), at Arizona State (3/ 24) TEAM FIELDING Putouts: 36, three times, vs. Florida State (2/7, 2/9), vs. UCLA (5/17) Assists: 16, vs. Arizona (4/27) Most Errors: 6, vs. USC (2/28) DPs Turned: 3, twice, vs. Nevada (2/17), at USC (5/3) MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Longest Game (Innings): 12, twice, vs. Florida State (2/7, 2/ 9), vs. UCLA (5/17) Longest Game (Time): 4:18, vs. Florida State (2/9) Shortest Game (Time): 2:01, at Washington State (4/4) Largest Attend: 24191, vs. Cal State Fullerton at CWS (6/15) Largest Home Attend: 4017, vs. Cal Poly (5/23) INDIVIDUAL BATTING At Bats: 6, 20 times Runs: 6, Carlos Quentin (4/8) Hits: 5, Carlos Quentin (2/22 -- Game 1), John Mayberry, Jr. (5/3) RBIs: 7, Danny Putnam (3/2), Ryan Garko (5/4 - Game 2) Doubles: 3, Carlos Quentin (2/22 -- Game 1) Triples: 2, Sam Fuld (3/24) Home Runs: 2, eight times, Danny Putnam (3/2, 4/19, 5/18), Ryan Garko (4/5, 5/4 - Game 2, 6/1), Carlos Quentin (4/8, 6/ 18) Total Bases: 13, Carlos Quentin (4/8) Walks: 3, twice, Carlos Quentin (2/7), Brian Hall (3/30) Strikeouts: 3, nine times Sacrifice Bunts: 2, Jonny Ash (5/23), Brian Hall (6/13) Sacrifice Flies: 2, Ryan Garko (2/22 - Game 2), Carlos Quentin (5/17) Stolen Bases: 3, Tobin Swope (3/7) Hit-By-Pitch: 2, five times, Danny Putnam (3/1, 4/1, 5/3), Carlos Quentin (3/23), Sam Fuld (5/24) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING IP (Start): 9.0, 13 times, John Hudgins (2/7, 3/7, 4/4, 4/17, 4/ 25, 5/16, 5/31, 6/6, 6/18), Ryan McCally (2/16, 5/30), Mark Romanczuk (3/24, 5/4 - Game 1) IP (Relief): 6.1, Drew Ehrlich (4/8) Fewest Runs (CG): 1, John Hudgins (4/4, 5/16, 6/6) Fewest Hits (CG): 3, Mark Romanczuk (5/4 - Game 1) Strikeouts: 12, John Hudgins (5/31) Fewest Walks (CG): 0, McCally (2/16), Romanczuk (3/24) INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Putouts: 16, John Mayberry, Jr. (4/5) Assists: 8, Tobin Swope (5/4 - Game 2) Most Errors: 2, eight times TOP HITTING STREAKS 26, Carlos Quentin (2/22-4/22) 17, Sam Fuld (5/3-6/1) 16, John Mayberry, Jr. (2/9-3/23) 15, Sam Fuld (3/1-4/7) 11, Brian Hall (5/6-6/1) 11, Carlos Quentin (5/3-5/23) 10, Ryan Garko (3/24-4/11) 10, Danny Putnam (4/17-5/4, Game 1) CARLOS QUENTIN A CANDIDATE FOR GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD Carlos Quentin has been named one of five finalists for the prestigious 2003 Golden Spikes Award and was one of 12 semifinalists for the Rotary Smith Award. Quentin is the 10th finalist from Stanford, who has never had a winner, in the 26-year history of the Golden Spikes Award. This year s winner will be announced on various regional cable networks on Tuesday, July 15, the same day as the 2003 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Quentin, who has earned Third Team All-American honors from the NCBWA and his third consecutive All-Pac-10 selection in 2003, leads the Cardinal in hits (102, #3 Pac-10), doubles (24, #3T Pac-10), walks (35, #8 Pac-10), hit-by-pitches (14, #3 Pac-10) and on-base percentage (.487, #4 Pac-10). His 24 doubles rank tied for second on Stanford s all-time single-season list, while his 102 hits are sixth and his 14 hit-by-pitches are tied for ninth, marking the third straight season that he has been in the school s single-season hit-by-pitch record books. Quentin also ranks second on the team in batting average (.400, #4 Pac-10, #7 Stanford single-season list), runs scored (71, #7 Pac-10), total bases (164, #5T Pac-10), stolen bases (10, tied with Sam Fuld), extrabase hits (37) and multiple-hit games (28), as well as third in homers (12), RBI (62), slugging percentage (.643) and multiple-rbi games (14). Quentin is having a huge postseason, leading the regulars with a.487 batting average (19-39) and co-leading the squad with 19 hits, while ranking second on the club in homers (4) and fourth in RBI (12). Quentin has hit safely in 48 of his last 53 games (2/22, Game 1-6/19), going 90-for-213 (.423) with 22 doubles, one triple, 12 homers, 59 RBI and eight stolen bases during the stretch. He began the stretch with a two-month career-high 26-game hit streak (2/22, Game 1-4/22,.495, , 18 2B, 1 3B, 5 HR, 30 RBI, 7 SB). PAC-10 PITCHER OF THE YEAR JOHN HUDGINS LEADS PAC-10 IN SEVEN CATEGORIES Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year John Hudgins (13-3, 2.96) leads the Pac-10 seven categories -- victories (13), innings pitched (158.1), strikeouts (138), starts (21), complete games (8), strikeouts looking (42) and opponents batting average (.221). He has seven complete games in his last 12 outings and has lasted at least 6.0 innings in 19 of his 21 starts, as well as 7.0 or more innings 14 times. His complete games have been versus California (3/7), at Washington State (4/4), and versus Oregon State (4/17), Arizona (4/25), UCLA (5/17), UC Riverside (5/31), Long Beach State (6/6) and Cal State Fullerton (6/17). Hudgins has struck out 10 or more batters in a game five times this season, including a career-high 12 in his first postseason outing of the year versus UC Riverside. He struck out a previous career-high 11 in 8.0 scoreless two-hit innings in a 9-1 win over Sacramento State (4/11). He also carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning in a 4-1 win versus Fresno State (2/14) and earned Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week honors (2/11) after holding Florida State (2/7) to just one run and six hits with 10 strikeouts over the first 9.0 innings of a game Stanford eventually won, 2-1 in 12 innings. Hudgins has been tremendous during the 2003 postseason, sporting a 4-0 record and a 2.31 ERA, while striking out 28 and holding opponents to a.182 batting average in 35.0 innings of work. MARK ROMANCZUK SUFFERS FIRST CAREER LOSS National Freshman of the Year and All-Pac-10 selection Mark Romanczuk (12-1, 3.72 ERA) suffered his first loss of the season versus Cal State Fullerton (6/15) in a College World Series winners bracket game. Romanczuk was bidding to become just the second player in school history to post an unbeaten season with eight or more decisions. Sandy Vance remains the only Stanford pitcher to have ever done so, posting an 11-0 mark in Romanczuk is second in the conference in victories behind teammate John Hudgins and has been named the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week three times (4/1, 4/21, 5/5) this season. Romanczuk has added two saves and two complete games with 79 strikeouts (#5 Pac-10) in innings (#3T Pac-10). He also ranks second in the conference behind Hudgins in opponents batting average (.241). SAM FULD ON CAREER TRIPLES, BATTING AVERAGE, HITS AND DOUBLES LISTS Three-time All-Pac-10 choice Sam Fuld is among Stanford s career leaders in triples (15, #4T), batting average (.354, #5T), hits (286, #5) and doubles (53, #8T). Fuld hit safely in a career-high 17 straight games (5/3-6/1,.411, 30-73, 5 2B, 3 3B, 11 RBI) before the streak was snapped by going 0-for-3 in the Super Regional opener versus Long Beach State (6/6) but has still hit safely in 22 of his last 24 contests. Fuld leads the club in triples (9, #1T Pac- 10, #6T NCAA), runs scored (81, #3T Pac-10) and at bats (289, #2 Pac-10). His 81 runs are just two shy of the school record of 83 scored by Jeffrey Hammonds in His 289 at bats rank sixth on Stanford s single-season list. Fuld also has 22 career CWS hits, just one shy of the all-time CWS record of 23 set by Keith Moreland of Texas ( ). Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988)

9 2003 MEMORABLE MOMENTS A pair of three-run homers by Danny Putnam (game-winner in the 10th), Jonny Ash (first career, tied the game in the seventh) and Chris Carter (comeback starter in the 6th) to lift Stanford to a 7-5 win in 10 innings over Cal State Fullerton in a CWS Bracket One final (5/19) and vault the Cardinal into the CWS Championship Series... David O Hagan s 4.1 scoreless 4.1 innings of relief work in the Bracket One final victory over Cal State Fullerton (6/19)... John Hudgins complete-game fivehitter and a two-homer game by Carlos Quentin (3-4, 2 HR, 3 RBI) in a crucial 5-3 win over Cal State Fullerton in the first Bracket One final at the CWS (5/18)... Danny Putnam s offensive performance (4-5, 2B, HR, 5 RBI) in a 13-6 victory over South Carolina in a CWS elimination game (6/17)... A twohitter by John Hudgins (8.0 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 3 SO) and Kodiak Quick (1.0 IP, 1 BB) in an 8-0 shutout victory over South Carolina in the opening round of the College World Series (6/ 13), marking the first time Stanford had ever tossed a shutout in 58 CWS games... Carlos Quentin s diving backhand catch in the second inning of the CWS opener versus South Carolina (6/13)... Danny Putnam s two-out, two-rbi single in the top of the seventh to snap a 2-2 tie and lead the Cardinal to a 4-2 victory over Long Beach State in the second game of the Super Regional, sending the Cardinal to the College World Series for the fifth consecutive season... John Hudgins complete-game seven-hitter in a 5-1 victory over Long Beach State in the NCAA Super Regional opener that was punctuated by Danny Putnam s three-run eighth-inning homer... Ryan Garko s two-homer, five-rbi performance and Danny Putnam s first career grandslam in a 19-6 win over Richmond in the NCAA Regional final... Stanford s come-from-behind 13-6 win over UC Riverside in the NCAA Regional winners bracket game (5/31) after trailing 4-1 in the first inning... Ryan McCally s second career complete game and career-high 10 strikeouts in a 9-2 victory over Illinois-Chicago in the Regional opener (5/30)... Mark Romanczuk and Matt Manship combining for a six-hit shutout and 10 strikeouts in a 12-0 win over Cal Poly (5/24) as Ryan Garko also tied a career-high with four hits (4-4, HR, 3 RBI), while Tobin Swope and John Hester blasted their first career home runs... Donny Lucy s walkoff solo homer to lead off the top of the 10th and lift Stanford to a 9-8 victory over UCLA to clinch its first outright Pac-10 title since 1999 in a game that also featured a season-high-tying five homers, including the third two-homer game of the year by Danny Putnam... John Hudgins fifth complete game of the year, a four-hitter with 10 strikeouts, to lead Stanford to a 9-1 victory over UCLA (5/16)... Mark Jecmen s first career victory in a 10-1 win over Saint Mary s (5/13)... Danny Putnam scoring all the way from first base on an errant pickoff throw to give the Cardinal a 5-4 victory in 10 innings over California (5/11)... Sam Fuld s one-out RBI single to snap a 4-4 tie and highlight a four-run ninth inning in a 6-4 win at California (5/10)... Ryan Garko s two-out RBI single in the top of the ninth to give Stanford a 9-8 win at California (5/ 9)... A four-hit shutout by seven different pitchers in a 3-0 win at San Jose State (5/6)... Ryan Garko s monster doubleheader in a pair of 8-3 wins at USC (5/4), going 6-for-7 with two homers, nine RBI and a stolen base (4-4, 2 HR, 7 RBI, grandslam in nightcap)... Mark Romanczuk s complete game three-hitter in the first game and Matt Manship s victory in his first collegiate start in the nightcap of a doubleheader at USC (5/4)... John Mayberry s career-high five hits and six RBI in a win at USC (5/3) to help Stanford to a season-high in runs and RBI (18)... Stanford s four-run eighth inning keyed by Sam Fuld s game-winning two-rbi double to complete a 10-9 comeback victory over Arizona (4/26)... A two-hit complete game shutout by freshmen Mark Romanczuk and Matt Manship, as well as Danny Putnam s two-homer, five RBI day in a 10-0 win over Oregon State (4/19)... John Hudgins complete game victory and 10 strikeouts as well as Donny Lucy s first homer of the season in a 5-2 win over Oregon State (4/17)... John Hudgins 8.0 scoreless two-hit innings and a career-high 11 strikeouts in a 9-1 win over Sacramento State (4/11)... Carlos Quentin s career night in a 17-8 win at Santa Clara (4/8) with his first career grandslam and two homers for the second time in his career, as well as new career-bests with six RBI and six runs scored... Jonny Ash s two-out RBI single in the top of the ninth to tie a game at Washington State (4/7) and send it into extra innings before Sam Fuld s two-out RBI single in the top of the 11th inning put Stanford ahead to stay in an 8-5 win... Stanford s snowout at Washington State (4/6)... Ryan Garko s second career two-homer game and career-high-tying four RBI, as well as Matt Manship s first career victory in a 12-5 win at Washington State... John Hudgins second complete game of the season and fifth of his career in a 6-1 win at Washington State (4/4) and the team s shortest game of the season (2:01)... Carlos Quentin s 200th career hit and Billy Paganetti s five consecutive strikeouts versus USF (4/1)... Carlos Quentin s two-run walkoff homer in the bottom of the ninth, Ryan Garko s career-high-tying four RBI and Kodiak Quick s first collegiate win in a comeback win over Washington (3/30)... Stanford s six-run eighth inning to complete a 10-6 comeback win over Washington (3/29)... Ryan Garko s tiebreaking tworun homer and four-hit game at Arizona State (3/24-4-4, HR, 3 RBI)... Mark Romanczuk s first career complete-game, a five-hitter to beat Arizona State, 4-2 (3/24)... Sam Fuld s back- DANNY PUTNAM PICKS UP THE PACE IN THE POSTSEASON All-Pac-10 selection Danny Putnam has had a solid season all year long but has picked up the pace in the postseason by leading the club with five homers, 21 RBI, nine extra-base hits, 34 total bases and an.850 slugging percentage to go with a.375 batting average in 10 postseason contests. On the season, Putnam ranks second on the club in home runs (16, #8T Pac-10), RBI (66, #10 Pac-10) and slugging percentage (.655), while ranking third in batting average (.359), total bases (144), extra-base hits (33) and on-base percentage (.434). Putnam has homered twice in a game three times this season, most recently with a pair of long balls in Stanford s 9-8 win in 10 innings over UCLA (5/18). He hit his first career grandslam in the Regional championship game versus Richmond (6/1) and snapped a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning of the second Super Regional game with a two-out, two-rbi single that proved to score the game-winning runs in a 4-2 victory over Long Beach State (6/7). In a CWS elimination game versus South Carolina (6/17), Putnam collected a career-high four hits and a postseason career-high five RBI in a 13-6 Stanford victory. He also hit a clutch tworun homer in the top of the 10th inning in a CWS Bracket One final to lift the Cardinal to a 7-5 victory over Cal State Fullerton (6/19) that vaulted the Cardinal into the CWS Championship series. JONNY ASH STAYS HOT IN POSTSEASON, HITS FIRST CAREER HOMER IN CLUTCH Jonny Ash has been one of the team s top hitters in the postseason in both his freshman season (2001) and this year. Ash, who is currently on a career-high nine-game hit streak (5/ 31-6/19) is a career.444 (16-36) hitter in CWS action and is hitting.478 (11-23) this season. In all postseason games, Ash has hit.412 (35-85) in his career and.432 (19-44) this season. MATT MANSHIP TIED FOR SECOND IN THE PAC-10 WITH NINE SAVES Matt Manship (2-4, 3.79, 9 SV, 59.1 IP, 49 SO) is tied for second in the Pac-10 with nine saves, which also ranks Manship tied for fourth on Stanford s single-season save list and just one from entering the school s all-time top 10 list. He picked up his most recent and first career postseason save by recording the final two outs of Stanford s second Super Regional game versus Long Beach State, leaving the winning run at the plate to help the Cardinal hold on to a 4-2 victory. Manship has made 22 of his 24 appearances out of the bullpen. In his two starts, he picked up a victory at USC (5/4 - Game 2) with a career-high 7.2 innings of work and received a no decision in a College World Series start versus Cal State Fullerton (6/ IP, 5 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 3 SO) in a game Stanford eventually won 7-5 in 10 innings. Manship earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors. DONNY LUCY EXCELS AS PINCH-HITTER Despite making the final out of the game in his most recent appearance as a pinch-hitter versus Cal State Fullerton (6/15), Donny Lucy has been Stanford s top hitter off the bench this season. Lucy is hitting an amazing.700 (7-10) when called on in a pinch-hitting role. STANFORD SETS NEW CWS HIT-BY-PITCH RECORD The Stanford pitching staff has set a new College World Series hit-by-pitch record by hitting 12 batters in their first five games of the 2003 CWS. CARDINAL, WHITE AND BLUE Stanford emerged on top of a recent USA National Team player study by producing 20 Team USA players that have played in 28 seasons over the last 18 years, more than any other collegiate program in the nation in both categories. Stanford is also tops in the nation with at least one player on the Team USA roster for 16 consecutive years. Four current Stanford players have participated with Team USA -- Tim Cunningham (2001), Sam Fuld (2001, 02), Ryan Garko (2001, 02), Carlos Quentin (2001, 02). Current freshman left-handed pitcher Mark Romanczuk has been invited to the 2003 USA National Team Trials. Also, with the selection of Quentin as one of five finalists for the 2003 Golden Spikes Award, Stanford equaled Miami for the most finalists in the history of the award with 10. No Stanford player has ever won the honor. 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10 10 MORE MEMORABLE MOMENTS to-back four-hit games at Arizona State (3/23-4-6, 2 2B, 2 RBI; 3/24-4-5, 2 3B, RBI) and game-winning 10th inning RBI single (3/23)... Carlos Quentin s first homer of the year and seasonhigh four RBI in an 11-2 win over California, which featured a season-high 20 Stanford hits... John Mayberry, Jr. s first career four-hit game (4-5, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI), John Hudgins first complete game of the season, Tobin Swope s career-high three stolen bases and Stanford s season-high seven steals in an 11-2 win over California (3/7)... Danny Putnam s first career two-homer game and career-high seven RBI in Stanford s 18-4 victory over USC (3/2), a game that featured a season-high five Stanford homers... Carlos Quentin s 7-for-10 doubleheader at Texas (2/22) with four doubles and his first career five-hit game (5-6, 3 2B, RBI, SB) in the opener... Mark Marquess 1100th career win in a 5-4 victory over Nevada (2/17) and Danny Putnam s game-winning pinch-hit RBI single in the bottom of the eighth inning... Ryan McCally s first career complete game and the first by a Stanford pitcher this season in a 7-2 win over Fresno State (2/16)... David O Hagan s first career victory with 4.1 innings of scoreless relief work and six strikeouts in a 5-2 victory over Fresno State (2/15)... John Hudgins taking a no-hitter into the eighth inning of a 4-1 victory over Fresno State (2/14)... Ryan Garko s career-high-tying four RBI and first home run of the season, a long shot over the trees behind the left field wall at Sunken Diamond, versus Florida State (2/9)... Tobin Swope s 12th inning game-winning RBI single and Mark Romanczuk s first collegiate victory in a 12- inning 2-1 victory over Florida State (2/7)... John Mayberry, Jr. s first career homer at Cal State Fullerton (2/1)... A combined one-hitter by Tim Cunningham and Matt Manship in a 5-0 win over Santa Clara (1/26) as the Cardinal were one out away from the ninth no-hitter in school history. ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Sam Fuld - Batting Average (.354), At Bats (810), Runs Scored (204), Hits (286), Triples (15) Ryan Garko - Games Played (215), Doubles (58), Home Runs (39), RBI (190), Total Bases (433), Slugging Percentage (.593), Walks (94), On-Base Percentage (.444), Sacrifice Flies (21), Putouts (1166), Games Started (195, co-leader with Carlos Quentin) Brian Hall - Stolen Bases (38), Sacrifice Bunts (13) Carlos Quentin - Hit-By-Pitches (47), Games Started (192, coleader with Ryan Garko) ACTIVE PLAYERS IN THE SCHOOL RECORD BOOK Individual Career Records: Batting Average - Sam Fuld (.354, #5T), Ryan Garko (.351, #9T); Runs - Sam Fuld (204, #9); Hits - Sam Fuld (286, #5); Doubles - Ryan Garko (58, #5T), Sam Fuld (53, #8T); Triples - Sam Fuld (15, #10T); Home Runs - Ryan Garko (39, #9); RBI - Ryan Garko (190, #8); Won-Loss Percentage (min. 10 decisions) - Mark Romanczuk (.923, 12-1, #2T); Saves - Ryan McCally (13, #6T). Individual Single-Season Records: Batting Average - Ryan Garko (.407, 2003, #5), Carlos Quentin (.400, #7); At Bats - Sam Fuld (293, 2002, #4; 289, 2003, #6); Runs - Sam Fuld (81, 2003, #2); Hits - Sam Fuld (110, 2002, #1), Carlos Quentin (102, #6), Ryan Garko (101, 2003, #7T); Doubles - Carlos Quentin (24, 2003, #2T), Ryan Garko (22, 2003, #4T); Triples - Sam Fuld (9, 2003, #2); Home Runs - Ryan Garko (18, 2003, #9T), RBI (91, 2003, #2); Hit-by-Pitch - Carlos Quentin (19, 2002, #1T; 14, 2003, #9T; 14, 2001, #9T), Ryan Garko (16, 2002, #5T); Won-Loss Percentage (min. 8 decisions) - Mark Romanczuk (.923, 12-1, 2003, #2T), John Hudgins (.909, 2002, 10-1, #5T); Wins - John Hudgins (13, 2003, #7T); Saves - Matt Manship (9, 2003, #4T), Ryan McCally (7, 2002, #10T); Innings Pitched - John Hudgins (158.1, 2003, #1); Strikeouts - John Hudgins (138, #6, 2003) 2003 CAREER MILESTONES 20 Wins - John Hudgins (5/23); 100 Hits - Brian Hall (3/9); 100 RBI - Sam Fuld (4/7), Brian Hall (6/18); 100 Runs Scored - Brian Hall (5/31); 200 Runs Scored - Sam Fuld (6/13); 200 Games - Ryan Garko (5/16); 200 Hits - Sam Fuld (2/14), Carlos Quentin (4/1), Ryan Garko (4/5); 200 Innings Pitched - John Hudgins (3/7); 300 Innings Pitched - John Hudgins (6/13); 200 Strikeouts - John Hudgins (4/17); 1100 Victories - Mark Marquess (2/17) OFFENSIVE REPORT Stanford s current season batting average stands at.320 (#3 Pac-10, #24 NCAA), which would rank third on Stanford s all-time list for a single-season. The Cardinal is also ranked 25th nationally in scoring at a clip of 7.5 runs per game. Pac-10 Co-Player of the Year Ryan Garko and Carlos Quentin are both having huge seasons. Garko leads the team in batting average (.407, #2 Pac-10, #17 NCAA), homers (18, #3 Pac-10), RBI (91, #2 Pac-10, #7 NCAA), total bases (177, #2 Pac-10), slugging percentage (.714, #1 Pac-10), multiple-hit games (32), multiple-rbi games (27), sacrifice flies (8) and extra-base hits (40). Garko also ranks second on the club in hits (101, #4 Pac-10), doubles (22, #7 Pac-10), hit-by-pitches (12, #9T Pac-10), on-base percentage (.475, #7 Pac-10) and putouts (397, #6 Pac-10). Garko s 91 RBI rank second on Stanford s all-time single-season list as he is just two from breaking the school record of 92 set by Rick Lundblade in His.407 batting average would be fourth on the school s all-time list, while his 18 homers rank tied for ninth. Quentin leads the Cardinal in hits (102, #3 Pac-10), doubles (24, #3T Pac-10), walks (35, #8 Pac-10), hit-bypitches (14, #3 Pac-10) and on-base percentage (.487, #4 Pac-10). His 24 doubles rank tied for second on Stanford s all-time single-season list. Quentin also ranks second on the team in batting average (.400, #4 Pac-10), runs scored (71, #7 Pac-10), total bases (164, #5T Pac- 10), stolen bases (10, tied with Sam Fuld), extra-base hits (37) and multiple-hit games (28), as well as third in homers (12), RBI (62) and multiple-rbi games (14). Sam Fuld leads the club in triples (9, #1T Pac-10, #6T NCAA), runs scored (81, #3T Pac-10) and at bats (289, #2 Pac-10). Fuld s nine triples this season are second on Stanford s all-time single-season list and just one shy of the 50-year old record of 10 set by Jack Shepard in His 81 runs scored are second all-time and just two shy of Jeffrey Hammonds single-season school record of 83 in Brian Hall has a team-high 18 stolen bases (#3T Pac-10), while Tobin Swope leads the team with 11 sacrifice bunts (#3 Pac-10). Fuld, Garko and Swope have each played in all 66 games, while Fuld and Swope have started all 66. Danny Putnam (.359), Fuld (.329), Jonny Ash (.319) and John Mayberry, Jr. (.301) are also above the.300 mark. PITCHING REPORT Stanford has a current ERA of 3.95 (#2 Pac-10) and has also held its opponents to a Pac- 10 low.245 batting average. Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year John Hudgins leads the conference in seven categories -- victories (13), innings pitched (158.1, new single-season school record), strikeouts (138), starts (21), complete games (8), opponents batting average (.221) and strikeouts looking (42). He has seven complete games in his last 12 outings and has lasted at least 6.0 innings 19 of his 21 starts, as well as 7.0 or more innings 14 times. Hudgins also has the team s lowest ERA (2.96, #3 Pac-10) among regular starters. Mark Romanczuk, a National Freshman of the Year and All-Pac-10 selection, ranks second in the Pac-10 with 12 victories (12-1, 3.68 ERA, IP, 79 SO). Romanczuk has been named the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week three times (4/1, 4/21, 5/5) this season. Romanczuk has added two saves and two complete games with 79 strikeouts (#5 Pac-10) in innings (#3T Pac- 10). He ranks second in the conference behind Hudgins in opponents batting average (.241). Ryan McCally (7-2, 4.60, 2 SV, 90.0 IP, 55 SO) has been the club s third starter in the postseason and has come up with a pair of huge victories by striking out a career-high 10 in a complete game versus Illinois-Chicago (5/30) and coming back with 7.0 innings of one-run work for a victory over South Carolina (6/17) in a CWS elimination game. McCally spent most of the season as a starter and ranks third on the club with 12 starts but had been used primarily out of the bullpen late in the regular season. Tim Cunningham (3-3, 5.49, 39.1 IP, 20 SO) returned as the team s Sunday starter in each of its last three regular season series but has not pitched in the postseason. Matt Manship (2-4, 3.79, 9 SV, 59.1 IP, 49 SO) leads the club with nine saves, ranking tied for second in the Pac-10 and tied for fourth on Stanford s singleseason list. Manship also picked up a win in his only regular season start at USC (5/4). David O Hagan (7-1, 5.10, 3 SV, 47.2 IP, 43 SO) leads the team with 26 appearances and has won six games out of the bullpen, including the second CWS Bracket One final versus Cal State Fullerton. O Hagan is also tied for second the club with three saves., Kodiak Quick (2-0, 4.29, 3 SV, 35.2 IP, 34 SO) and Jonny Dyer (2-1, 3.79, 19.0 IP, 11 SO) have both won a pair of games with Quick also recording three saves. Drew Ehrlich (1-0, 4.19, 19.1 IP, 18 SO) and Mark Jecmen (1-0, 4.32, 8.1 IP, 7 SO) have the team s other two wins. DEFENSIVE REPORT Stanford has a.972 fielding percentage (#3 Pac-10, #19 NCAA) and has been errorless 25 times this season, including five times in the postseason and in eight of its last 14 games. John Mayberry, Jr. leads the club and ranks fourth in the Pac-10 with 443 putouts, while Tobin Swope is the second in the Pac-10 with a team-high 205 assists. Mayberry s 16 putouts at Washington State (4/5), as well as eight assists by Swope at USC (5/4 - Game 2) are singlegame team highs. Stanford has turned a season-high three double plays three times versus Nevada (2/17), USC (5/3) and Cal State Fullerton (6/17). Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988)

11 STANFORD IN TOP FIVE OF ALL FOUR MAJOR NATIONAL POLLS HEADING INTO 2003 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Stanford is currently in the top five of all four major national polls. Stanford moved up a spot to No. 3 in the latest Baseball America poll and held at No. 3 in Collegiate Baseball. The Cardinal is ranked No. 4 by the NCBWA and No. 5 by Sports Weekly/ESPN poll. Rice is the nation s top-ranked team by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball and NCBWA, while Florida State is the top-ranked team in the Sports Weekly/ESPN poll which does not update again until after the College World Series but was eliminated by Texas in a Super Regional. Stanford began the 2003 season ranked as high as No. 3 in the preseason Baseball America poll and has been in the publication s top 10 all season. Stanford has been ranked No. 1 at one point during each of the past six years ( ) prior to this season but has not been in the top spot yet this year. Stanford s poll history includes a run as king of the polls in 1998 when the team held the top spot in the Baseball America poll for the entire regular season (a record 14 consecutive weeks). Stanford has already played 27 games against teams ranked in Baseball America s top 25 at the time of their game, 19 versus teams currently ranked in the top 10 (No. 2 Cal State Fullerton, No. 4 Texas, No. 6 Florida State, No. 7 Arizona State, No. 9 Long Beach State, No. 10 South Carolina) and 32 against teams ranked among Baseball America s top 25 at some point this season COLLEGE BASEBALL TOP 25 TEAMS (records thru games of 6/20/03) BASEBALL AMERICA Team (Record) Previous 1. Rice (56-11) 2 2. Cal State Fullerton (50-16) 3 3. Stanford (50-16) 4 4. Texas (50-20) 6 5. Louisiana State ( ) 8 6. Florida State ( ) 1 7. Arizona State (54-14) 5 8. Miami ( ) Long Beach State (41-20) South Carolina (45-22) Baylor (45-23) North Carolina State (45-18) Nebraska (47-18) Texas A&M (45-19) Southern Mississippi (47-16) SW Missouri State (40-26) Georgia Tech (44-18) Auburn (42-21) North Carolina (42-23) UNLV (47-17) Ohio State (44-21) Houston (37-30) Florida Atlantic (47-16) Mississippi State (42-20) Washington (42-18) Stanford Opponents In Italics *Last poll conducted on June HOME RUN LIST No. Name (Date, Opp., RBI, Inning, Outs, Count) 1. Hall (1/25, SCU, solo, 4th, 1, 2-2) 2. Putnam (1/25, SCU, solo, 8th, 0, 2-0) 3. Putnam (1/26, SCU, solo, 2nd, 2, Mayberry, Jr. (2/1, CSF, solo, 4th, 2, 0-0) 5. Fuld (2/2, CSF, solo, 5th, 2, Garko (2/9, FSU, 3-run, 6th, 2, 3-1) 7. Mayberry, Jr. (2/14, FRE, solo, 8th, 2, 0-0) 8. Garko (2/15, FRE, 2-run, 8th, 0, 2-0) 9. Hall (2/16, FRE, solo, 5th, 1, 1-0) 10. Garko (2/17, NEV, 2-run, 3rd, 1, 2-1) 11. Garko (2/22 - Game 1, TEX, 2-run, 1st, 2, 3-0) 12. Putnam (3/2, USC, 3-run, 5th, 2, 2-2) 13. Putnam (3/2, USC, 3-run, 7th, 0, 0-0) 14. Hall (3/2, USC, 2-run, 7th, 2, 0-2) 15. Mayberry, Jr. (3/2, USC, solo, 8th, 2, 2-0) 16. Lewis (3/2, USC, 2-run, 8th, 2, 0-0) 17. Quentin (3/9, CAL, 3-run, 4th, 1, 0-0) 18. Garko (3/24, ASU, 2-run, 8th, 0, 0-1) 19. Garko (3/30, WASH, 3-run, 4th, 0, 1-1) 20. Quentin (3/30, WASH, 2-run, 9th, 0, 1-2) 21. Garko (4/5, WSU, 2-run, 1st, 1, 0-0) COLLEGIATE BASEBALL Team (Record) Previous 1. Rice (56-11) 1 2. Cal State Fullerton (50-16) 5 3. Stanford (50-16) 3 4. Louisiana State ( ) 7 5. Texas (50-20) 8 6. Miami ( ) South Carolina (45-22) SW Missouri State (40-26) Florida State ( ) Arizona State (54-14) Long Beach State (41-20) North Carolina State (45-18) Baylor (45-23) Georgia Tech (44-18) Nebraska (47-18) Houston (37-30) Texas A&M (45-19) Ohio State (44-21) North Carolina (42-23) Auburn (42-21) Richmond (48-15) Lamar (40-18) Florida Atlantic (47-16) Mississippi State ( ) Southern Mississippi (47-16) Stanford Opponents In Italics *Last poll conducted on June Garko (4/5, WSU, 2-run, 8th, 0, 0-1) 23. Garko (4/7, WSU, solo, 6th, 1, 2-1) 24. Putnam (4/8, WSU, solo, 9th, 0, 1-1) 25. Hall (4/8, SCU, 2-run, 3rd, 1, 0-0) 26. Quentin (4/8, SCU, grandslam, 4th, 1, 0-1) 27. Quentin (4/8, SCU, solo, 9th, 1, 0-1) 28. Putnam (4/11, SAC, solo, 4th, 0, 2-2) 29. Lucy (4/17, OSU, solo, 6th, 0, 0-0) 30. Putnam (4/19, OSU, 3-run, 1st, 2, 0-0) 31. Putnam (4/19, OSU, 2-run, 6th, 1, 0-0) 32. Quentin (4/22, SAC, 2-run, 5th, 1, 0-0) 33. Putnam (4/22, SAC, solo, 8th, 2, 3-1) 34. Quentin (4/26, ARIZ, 2-run, 1st, 1, 0-0) 35. Garko (4/26, ARIZ, 2-run, 3rd, 2, 2-1) 36. Fuld (4/26, ARIZ, 2-run, 7th, 1, 2-0) 37. Mayberry, Jr. (5/3, USC, 2-run, 2nd, 2, 1-0) 38. Garko (5/3, USC, solo, 5th, 1, 1-2) 39. Garko (5/4 - Game 2, USC, grandslam, 1st, 0, 1-2) 40. Garko (5/4 - Game 2, USC, 2-run, 3rd, 1, 3-2) 41. Garko (5/9, CAL, 2-run, 1st, 0, 0-0) 42. Carter (5/9, CAL, 2-run, 1st, 1, 3-2) 43. Quentin (5/11, CAL, 3-run, 5th, 2, 1-1) 44. Carter (5/16, UCLA, solo, 2nd, 1, 3-1) 45. Carter (5/18, UCLA, solo, 2nd, 0, 0-1) 46. Putnam (5/18, UCLA, solo, 2nd, 0, 3-1) NCBWA Team (Record) Previous 1. Rice (56-11) 2 2. Florida State ( ) 1 3. Arizona State (54-14) 3 4. Stanford (50-16) 4 5. Cal State Fullerton (50-15) 5 6. Texas (50-20) Long Beach State (41-20) 7 8. Nebraska (47-18) 6 9. Louisiana State ( ) Georgia Tech (44-18) Texas A&M (45-19) North Carolina State (45-18) Florida Atlantic (47-16) Baylor (45-23) Auburn (42-21) Southern Mississippi (47-16) Richmond (48-15) Miami ( ) Notre Dame (45-18) South Carolina (45-22) Mississippi State ( ) Tulane (44-19) UNLV (47-17) Lamar (40-18) Washington (42-18) NR 2003 Stanford Opponents In Italics *Last poll conducted on May 26 SPORTS WEEKLY/ESPN Team (Record) Previous 1. Florida State ( ) 1 2. Rice (56-11) 2 3. Cal State Fullerton (50-15) 3 4. Arizona State (54-14) 4 5. Stanford (50-16) 5 6. Texas (50-20) 9 7. Georgia Tech (44-18) Long Beach State (41-20) 6 9. Nebraska (47-18) Texas A&M (45-19) Louisiana State ( ) North Carolina State (45-18) Auburn (42-21) Miami ( ) Baylor (45-23) Mississippi State ( ) Southern Mississippi (47-16) Richmond (48-15) Florida Atlantic (47-16) UNLV (47-17) Clemson (39-22) Tulane (44-19) Alabama (38-24) NR 24. South Carolina (45-22) Notre Dame (45-18) Stanford Opponents In Italics *Last poll conducted on May Quentin (5/18, UCLA, 2-run, 5th, 0, 1-1) 48. Putnam (5/18, UCLA, 2-run, 7th, 1, 0-0) 49. Lucy (5/18, UCLA, solo, 10th, 0, 0-2) 50. Garko (5/24, Cal Poly, 2-run, 1st, 1, 1-1) 51. Swope (5/24, Cal Poly, solo, 6th, 0, 2-1) 52. Hester (5/24, Cal Poly, solo, 7th, 0, 0-0) 53. Carter (5/25, Cal Poly, solo, 3rd, 1, 1-1) 54. Hall (5/30, UIC, solo, 2nd, 2, 1-0) 55. Quentin (5/30, UIC, solo, 6th, 0, 3-2) 56. Putnam (5/31, UCR, 2-run, 5th, 2, 1-0) 57. Carter (5/31, UCR, solo, 5th, 2, 2-0) 58. Garko (5/31, UCR, solo, 9th, 0, 0-2) 59. Garko (6/1, RICH, 2-run, 3rd, 1, 0-0) 60. Quentin (6/1, RICH, 2-run, 6th, 0, 2-1) 61. Putnam (6/1, RICH, grandslam, 7th, 2, 1-1) 62. Garko (6/1, RICH, 3-run, 8th, 1, 1-2) 63. Putnam (6/6, LBSU, 3-run, 8th, 1, 3-2) 64. Hall (6/15, CSF, 2-run, 3rd, 0, 2-2) 65. Fuld (6/15, CSF, solo, 3rd, 1, 3-1) 66. Carter (6/15, CSF, solo, 4th, 1, 0-1) 67. Putnam (6/17, SC, 2-run, 7th, 1, 2-1) 68. Quentin (6/18, CSF, 2-run, 1st, 1, 0-0) 69. Quentin (6/18, CSF, solo, 8th, 2, 0-0) 70. Carter (6/19, CSF, 2-run, 6th, 2, 3-1) 71. Ash (6/19, CSF, 2-run, 7th, 1, 2-2) 72. Putnam (6/19, CSF, 2-run, 10th, 0, 2-2) STANFORD BASEBALL HISTORY Stanford s storied baseball program has had many highlights now in its 110th season since beginning in Stanford has an all-time record of (.615)... The Cardinal won NCAA titles in 1987 and 1988 before returning to the CWS championship game in 2000 and Stanford has extended its school record string of College World Series appearances to five this season and will be making its 15th CWS trip in 2003, picking up at least one CWS victory in all 15 trips to Omaha... Stanford has won five straight NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals... Stanford has had winning seasons 38 of the last 39 years and 55 of the last Stanford has also reached the 40-win mark in nine consecutive campaigns ( ) and is withing three victories of its fourth 50-win campaign in the last five seasons... Stanford has won 19 conference titles (17 Pac-10) after winning its first Pac-10 title since 2000 this season and is making its 24th NCAA appearance in Stanford has boasted 42 All-Americans who have earned a total of 54 All-American honors... Stanford has garnered three NCAA Players of the Year in Jeff Austin (1998), David McCarty (1991) and Steve Dunning (1970)... Stanford has had 100 All-Conference players earn a total of 133 All-Conference honors... Stanford has had 61 major league players and nine former Stanford players (Jeff Austin - Cincinnati Reds; Joe Borchard, Chicago White Sox; Jody Gerut - Cleveland Indians; Jeffrey Hammonds - Milwaukee Brewers; Rick Helling - Baltimore Orioles; Jason Middlebrook - New York Mets; Mike Mussina - New York Yankees; Justin Wayne - Florida Marlins; Jason Young - Colorado Rockies) have seen Major League Baseball action in Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988) 11

MARK MARQUESS Head Coach 27th Season Stanford (1969) CWS Titles (2): (1987, 88) CWS Runners-Up (2): (2000, 01) CWS Appearances (13): (1982, 83, 85, 87, 88, 90, 95, 97, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03) Regional

12 MARK MARQUESS Head Coach 27th Season Stanford (1969) CWS Titles (2): (1987, 88) CWS Runners-Up (2): (2000, 01) CWS Appearances (13): (1982, 83, 85, 87, 88, 90, 95, 97, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03) Regional Titles (13): (1982, 83, 85, 87, 88, 90, 95, 97, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03) Super Regional Titles (5): (1999, 2000, 01, 02, 03) Pac-10 Regular Season Titles (11): (1983, 84, 85, 87, 90, 94, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 03) NCAA Tournaments (21): (1981, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03) Overall Record: (.675) Stanford Record: Same NCAA Postseason Record: (.703) College World Series Record: (.611) Pac-10 Record: (.611) All-Time Division I Victory Rank: 20th NCAA Coach of the Year: 3 (1985, 87, 88) Pac-10 Coach of the Year: 9 (1983, 85, 87, 90, 94, 97, 98, 99, 2003) MARQUESS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall (Pac-10) NCAA (5-13) (6-12) (13-17) (13-17) (16-14) Regional (20-10) 5th-T CWS (20-10)* Regional (18-12)* Regional (23-7)* 5th-T CWS (18-12) Regional (21-9)* CWS Champs (18-12) CWS Champs (12-18) (24-6)* 3rd-T CWS (18-12) Regional (17-13) Regional (10-20) (21-9)* Regional (20-10) 5th-T CWS (19-11) Regional (21-9)* 3rd-T CWS (22-8)* Regional (19-5)* 3rd-T CWS (17-7)* 2nd CWS (17-7) 2nd CWS (16-8) 3rd-T CWS (18-6)* CWS Totals ( ) Championships 2 College World Series 5 NCAA Super Regional 13 NCAA Regional 11 Pac-10 STANFORD COACHING STAFF STANFORD HEAD COACH MARK MARQUESS One of the nation s premier collegiate coaches, Mark Marquess is in his 27th season at the helm of Stanford Baseball in 2003 with an overall record of (.675), an NCAA postseason record of (.703), a College World Series mark of (.611) and a Pac- 10 showing of (.611). The 1969 Stanford graduate has led the Cardinal to two CWS titles and a pair of runner-up showings, its fifth CWS championship appearance this season, 13 College World Series appearances, five NCAA Super Regional titles, 13 NCAA Regional championships and 11 Pac-10 crowns (includes Southern Division and shared titles). Stanford has also qualified for the NCAA Tournament 21 times in 27 years under Marquess. Marquess began the 2003 season ranked 10th in victories and 16th in winning percentage among active Division I baseball coaches. Marquess moved into sole possession of 20th place on the all-time victory list with his 1101st career victory at Texas (2/22/03 - Game 1). Recent milestone victories were his 1100th career win versus Nevada (2/17/03), his 1000th against Florida State (2/9/01) and his 100th career post season win versus Long Beach State (6/7/03). He has been named NCAA Coach of the Year three times and has received Pac-10 or Pac-10 Southern Division Coach of the Year honors on nine occasions, most recently with his selection in The Cardinal has assured itself of its 26th winning campaign in 27 seasons under his leadership this year and has finished either first or second in the prestigious Pacific-10 (formerly Pac-10 Southern Division) 20 times in the last 22 years. Stanford has had 108 professional baseball draft picks in the past 19 seasons, including 14 first round selections in the last 17 years. A member of the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, Marquess was the head coach of the 1988 United States Olympic baseball team that captured the gold medal. Marquess was also an accomplished football and baseball standout on The Farm and is a member of the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame. He is one of only six collegiate baseball head coaches to have both played and coached in the College World Series. Marquess was the starting first baseman and a First Team All-American on Stanford s 1967 CWS squad and played four seasons of minor league baseball with the Chicago White Sox organization. COMMENTS FROM MARK MARQUESS (on CWS Championship Series opponent Rice): I ve heard about them from a lot of other coaches. I hadn t had a chance to see them until we got to Omaha. Obviously they have a strong pitching staff. They ve been able to rest and have some depth. They play well. We ll enjoy this one and then try to get some type of game plan to face them. (On Stanford s victory over Cal State Fullerton on Thursday): It was some kind of game, especially in an elimination game to play in the national championship. It wasn t pretty, but we found a way to win. We played with a lot of heart. I m very proud of my team and the way we battled back. It was a clutch performance when we were shorthanded. (On Stanford s victory over Cal State Fullerton on Wednesday What can you say. It was a great college baseball game. For us, it was the pitching of John Hudgins and the two home runs by Carlos Quentin. John threw a complete game versus one of the best teams in college baseball on four days rest. He was masterful. Carlos home run in the eighth inning was huge. It was a great atmosphere and great game by both teams. (On the team s fifth straight appearance in the College World Series) It helps you to have a better chance to win the College World Series when you have the experience of being there a few times. To have that experience is really an advantage. The other major factor is just to be playing your best baseball at the right time. (On All-American candidates Ryan Garko, Carlos Quentin and John Hudgins) Ryan Garko, Carlos Quentin and John Hudgins are having their best seasons yet. If you re going to be good as a team, your older players are going to have their best seasons. STANFORD COACHING STAFF Dean Stotz is in his 27th campaign with Stanford Baseball and his fourth season as associate head coach after he was promoted to the position prior to the 2000 campaign. Stotz served for 23 years as an assistant. Stotz currently coaches third base while also handling various offensive and defensive aspects of the game. Tom Kunis is in his fourth season as Stanford s pitching coach, while Dave Nakama is in his fourth year overall as a Stanford assistant coach. 12 Stanford Baseball (NCAA Champions , 1988)

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