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2 Pacific- Conference Entering the - season, the Pacific- Conference continues to uphold its tradition as the Conference of Champions. Pac- members have claimed an incredible NCAA team titles over the past seasons, for an average of more than eight championships per academic year. Even more impressive is the breadth of the Pac- s success, as those team titles have come in different men s and women s sports. The Pac- has led the nation in NCAA Championships of the last years and finished second five times. Spanning nearly a century of outstanding athletics achievement, the Pac- has captured NCAA titles ( men s, women s), far outdistancing the runner-up Big Ten Conference s 22 titles. The Conference s reputation is further proven in the annual United States Sports Academy Directors Cup competition, the prestigious award that honors the best overall collegiate athletics programs in the country. FOD continued its remarkable run in the - season, winning its th consecutive Directors Cup. In the - competition, seven of the Top- Division I programs were Pac- members: No. FOD, No. 2, No., No. IFONIA, No. AIZONA STATE, No. AIZONA and No. 2 WASHINGTON. The Pac- landed five programs in the Top-, two more than the second-place SEC (2). The Pac- captured eight NCAA titles in - to lead the nation. It should be noted that the Pac- total does not include IFONIA s national championship in men s rugby or WASHINGTON s national championship in men s crew, as they are not counted as NCAA titles. The Pac- led the nation with the most NCAA titles in women s sports with five. NCAA team champions from the Pac- in - came from AIZONA (softball), AI- ZONA STATE (women s indoor track & field and women s outdoor track & field), IFONIA (men s water polo), OEGON STATE (baseball), FOD (women s cross country and men s golf) and (women s water polo). The Pac- also had runners-up in seven NCAA Championship events: men s soccer (), women s volleyball (FOD), men s water polo (), women s water polo (FOD), men s swimming (FOD), women s swimming (AIZONA) and women s tennis (). Overall, the Conference had 2 teams finish in the top four at NCAA Championship events. Participation in the postseason was a common occurrence for the Conference in -. Of the 22 sports sponsored by the Pac-, witnessed at least half its teams participating in NCAA or other postseason action. The men sent 2 of a possible teams into the postseason (. percent), while the women sent of a possible teams (. percent). The Pac- experienced continued success in football as the league sent six teams to bowl games. and IFONIA were named co-pac- Champions with identical -2 league records. The Trojans capped their season with a 2- win over Michigan in the ose Bowl. Overall, the Pac- went - in postseason bowl games with AIZONA STATE, IFO- NIA, OEGON, OEGON STATE and also earning bowl appearances., I- FONIA and OEGON STATE found themselves ranked in the Top- in the nation at the conclusion of the season, finishing fourth, th and 2st respectively (Associated Press). The Pac- was the premier basketball conference this season, as it sent six teams to the NCAA Men s Basketball Championship. advanced to the Final Four, falling just short to Florida in the semifinals. The Bruins captured the Pac- regular season championship, while OEGON earned the Pacific Life Pac- Tournament crown. On the women s side, four teams competed in the NCAA Tournament. AIZONA STATE reached the Elite Eight for the first time in school history, while FOD claimed the - regular season title and the State Farm Pac- Tournament Trophy. The Conference continued its dominance in softball as all eight teams earned trips to NCAA regional play, the most out of any conference in the nation. AIZONA claimed its eighth national title, and second in as many years, in a threegame championship series against Tennessee. It marked the th national championship by a Pac- team since 2. With a -- Conference record, AIZONA picked up the Pac- crown, while earning the overall No. seed in the NCAA Division I Softball Championship. OEGON STATE claimed the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, becoming the first team in a decade to repeat as College World Series champion. The Beavers won all five of their CWS games, including a sweep of North Carolina in the best-of-three finals, and trailed for only one of innings they played in Omaha. The Conference also swept NCAA men s and women s water polo honors. IFONIA captured the men s title, while garnered Pacific- Conference Thomas Hansen Commissioner Stephanie Montano Baseball Contact Pac- Media elations Associate Commissioner...Jim Muldoon Assistant Commissioner...David Hirsch Assistant Commissioner... Bri Niemi Intern... Josh O Toole Baseball Contact...Stephanie Montano Montano Office... () 2- Montano Cell... () 2- Montano ... smontano@pac-.org Pac- Address... Treat Boulevard Walnut Creek, CA Pac- Web site... Pac- Commissioners Commissioner Tom Hansen Assoc. Commissioner, Administration & Women s Basketball Christine Hoyles Assoc. Commissioner, Electronic Communications Duane Lindberg Assoc. Commissioner, Compliance Mike Matthews Assoc. Commissioner, Business & Finance Scott Sabatino Assoc. Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement on Barker Assoc. Commissioner, Olympic Sports & Student-Athlete Programs Chris Dawson Asst. Commissioner, Compliance Erik Price Asst. Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement Tammy Newman Asst. Commissioner, Office Management Sandy Safford Asst. Commissioner, Championships Heather Perry Back-To-Back National Champions

3 Pacific- Conference the women s hardware, claiming the school s th NCAA team championship and becoming the first athletics program in the nation to reach the century mark. The AIZONA STATE women claimed both indoor and outdoor track & field NCAA titles. The feat marked just the th time in NCAA women s history that a team has won both the indoor and outdoor team titles in the same year. FOD picked up two national championships, securing the men s golf title, as well as the women s cross country crown, its second in as many years. On the men s side, Pac- members have won NCAA team championships, far ahead of the the claimed by the runnerup Big Ten. Men s NCAA crowns have come at a phenomenal rate for the Pac- - basketball titles by five schools (more than any other conference), tennis titles, outdoor track and field crowns, and 2 baseball titles. Pac- members have won of the last NCAA titles in volleyball, of the last in water polo, and total swimming and diving national championships. Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of NCAA men s individual champions as well, claiming, NCAA individual crowns. On the women s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA began conducting women s championships 2 years ago, Pac- members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on occasions. Overall, the Pac- has captured NCAA women s crowns, easily outdistancing the SEC, which is second with. Pac- members have dominated a number of sports, winning softball titles, tennis crowns, of the last volleyball titles, of the last trophies in golf and eight in swimming and diving. Pac- women athletes shine nationally on an individual basis as well, having captured an unmatched NCAA individual titles, an average of more than champions per season. The roots of the Pacific- Conference date back over years to December 2,, when the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) was founded at a meeting at the Oregon Hotel in Portland, Ore. Original membership consisted of four schools - the University of at Berkeley, the University of, the University of Oregon, and College (now University). All still are charter members of the Conference. Pacific Coast Conference play began in. One year later, State College (now State University), was accepted into the Conference, and University joined in. In 22, the PCC expanded to eight teams with the admission of the University of Southern and the University of Idaho. Montana joined the Conference in, and in 2, the PCC grew to members with the addition of. The Pacific Coast Conference competed as a -team league until, with the exception of -, when World War II curtailed intercollegiate athletic competition to a minimum. In, Montana resigned from the Conference and joined the Mountain States Conference. The PCC continued as a nineteam Conference through. In, the PCC was dissolved and a new Conference was formed - the Athletic Association of Western Universities. Original AAWU membership consisted of,, Southern,, and. State became a member in 2, while Oregon and joined in. In, the name Pacific- Conference was adopted. Ten years later, on July,, the University of and State University were admitted and the Pacific- Conference became a reality. In -, the league took on a new look, expanding to include women s sports. Currently, the Pac- sponsors men s sports and women s sports. Additionally, the Conference is a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) in four other men s sports and two other women s sports. Edwin N. Atherton was named the Conference s first Commissioner in. He has been succeeded by Victor O. Schmidt (), Thomas J. Hamilton (), Wiles Hallock (), and current Commissioner Thomas C. Hansen in. The Pacific- Conference offices are located miles east of San Francisco in Walnut Creek, Calif. th NCAA team championship and becoming the first athletics program in the nation to reach the century mark. The AIZONA STATE women claimed both indoor and outdoor track & field NCAA titles. The feat marked just the th time in NCAA women s history that a team has won both the indoor and outdoor team titles in the same year. FOD picked up two national championships, securing the men s golf title, as well as the women s cross country crown, its second in as many years. On the men s side, Pac- members have won NCAA team championships, far ahead of the the claimed by the runnerup Big Ten. Men s NCAA crowns have come at a phenomenal rate for the Pac- - basketball titles by five schools (more than any other conference), tennis titles, outdoor track and field crowns, and 2 baseball titles. Pac- Pac- Yearly Winners Pac- ASU OSU OSU 2 ASU North South WASH* WASH* WASH * * OSU WASH ASU 2 WASH AIZ AIZ ASU OSU ASU PSU OSU 2 OSU ASU WASH ASU AIZ ** ** North CIBA ** ** OE ** ** 2 ** OE ** ** Pac- North CIBA OE OSU 2 OSU SC WASH *** OSU *** OE *** *** OE *** Baseball North CIBA OE*** OE *** 2 OSU*** OSU *** *** *** *** OE OE + 2 OE OE OSU OE OSU OE OE OE 2 WASH WASH WASH 2 WASH 2 OE 2 North South 2 WASH WASH Pac- North South WASH Pac- 22 WASH 2 WASH OE *denotes North-South champion **denotes Pac- champion ***denotes Pacific Coast champion Legend PSU=Portland State SC= Santa Clara = St. Mary s

4 Pac- Standings/Honors Pacific- Conference Standings CONFEENCE OVEALL STEAKS W L PCT H A W L PCT H A N STEAK LAST LAST State%*^# Lost * Lost *^ Lost Lost Won *^#$ Won - - State Lost Won Lost - - % - Pac- Champion * - NCAA egional selection ^ - NCAA Super egional participant # - NCAA College World Series participant $ - NCAA CWS Champion All-Pac- Name School Pos Yr Ht Wt Hometown Tyson Brummett HP Sr. - Salem, Utah Mitch Canham OSU C Jr Lake Stevens, Wash. Gabe Cohen OF Fr. -2 Woodland Hills, Calif. David Cooper B So. - Stockton, Calif. Brandon Crawford SS So. -2 Pleasanton, Calif. Jermaine Curtis B So. - Fontana, Calif. Ike Davis (2) ASU OF So. - 2 Scottsdale, Ariz. Cody Decker B So. - 2 Santa Monica, Calif. Preston Guilmet AIZ HP So. -2 Citrus Heights, Calif. Nick Hagadone WASH LHP Jr. - Sumner, Wash. Mike Leake ASU HP Fr. - Fallbrook, Calif. Petey Paramore (2) ASU C So Allen, Texas Sean atliff OF So. - 2 Longmont, Colo. Bill hinehart AIZ OF Sr. - Citrus Heights, Calif. Kiel oling ASU DH So. - Grand Junction, Colo. Tyson oss HP So. - 2 Oakland, Calif. Josh Satow ASU LHP Jr. - Scottsdale, Ariz. Eric Sogard (2) ASU 2B Jr. - Phoenix, Ariz. Adam Sorgi INF Jr. - Mission Viejo, Calif. Michael Taylor OF Jr. - 2 Apopka, Fla. Brett Wallace ASU B So. - Sonoma, Calif. (2) - Two-time All-Conference selection Honorable Mention: obert Abel, Fr., AIZ; Joey August, So., ; yan Babineau, So., ; Darwin Barney, Jr., OSU; Craig Bennigson, So., ; Brad Boxberger, Fr., ; Bradley Boyer, So., WASH; Michael Burgher, Jr., WASH; Alden Carrithers, Jr., ; Dwight Childs, Fr., AIZ; Travis Coulter, So., ; Matt Cusick, Jr., ; Wayne Damon Jr., Sr., ; Joey Dunn, Jr., WASH; Hector Estrella, Sr., ; Brian Flores, Jr., ASU; Diallo Fon, Fr., AIZ; Jon Gaston, So., AIZ; Brad Glenn, So., AIZ; Matt Gorgen, So., ; Paul Gran, Jr., ; Grant Green, Fr., ; Matt Hague, Jr., WASH; oss Humes, So., ; Jeff Kobernus, Fr., ; Paul Koss, Sr., ; Eddie Kunz, Jr., OSU; Greg Lagreid, So., ; Jordan Lennerton, Jr., OSU; Jayson Miller, Jr., ; Jeff Miller, Sr., ; Brad Mills, Sr., AIZ; Tim Murphy, So., ; Ty asmussen, Fr., WASH; Simi eynolds, Jr., ; Curt indal, Sr., WASH; Andrew omine, Jr., ASU; Daniel Schlereth, So., AIZ; Colt Sedbrook, Jr., AIZ; Blake Smith, Fr., ; Tim Smith, Jr., ASU; Matt Spencer, Jr., ASU; T.J. Steele, So., AIZ; Jason Stoffel, Fr., AIZ; C.J. Ziegler, Jr., AIZ. Pac- Weekly Honors Pac- Players Of The Week Feb. Brad Glenn, So., OF, AIZ Feb. Brandon Crawford, So., SS., Feb. 2 David Cooper, So., B, March Sean atliff, So., OF, March Curt indal, Sr, B, WASH March Kiel oling, So., C/DH, ASU March 2 Brett Wallace, So., B, ASU April Jon Gaston, So., OF, AIZ April Kiel oling, So., C/DH, ASU April Cody Decker, So., Inf/C, April Travis Coulter, So., DH, May Adam Sorgi, Jr., Inf, May T.J. Steele, So., OF, AIZ May Matt Spencer, Jr., OF/LHP, ASU May 22 Bill hinehart, Sr., OF, AIZ May 2 Matt Hague, Jr., B, WASH Pac- Pitchers Of The Week Feb. Josh Satow, Jr., LHP, ASU Feb. Preston Guilmet, So., HP, AIZ Feb. 2 Tyson Brummett, Sr., HP, March Connor Lambert, Fr., HP, March Preston Guilmet, So., HP, AIZ March Brian Flores, Jr., HP, ASU March 2 Nick Hagadone, Jr., LHP, WASH April Tyson Brummett, Sr., HP, April Brad Boxberger, Fr., HP, April Preston Guilmet, So., HP, AIZ April oss Humes, So., LHP, May Tyson Brummett, Sr., HP, May Preston Guilmet, So., HP, AIZ May Jayson Miller, Jr., LHP, May 22 Brian Flores, Jr., LHP, ASU May 2 Gavin Brooks, Fr., LHP, Back-To-Back National Champions

5 Pac- Stats Overall Offense State GP Overall Pitching State EA W-L APP H 22 2B B H BI TB GS CG SHO/CBO / /2 2/ / / / 2 / / 2/ SV 2 IP SLG H 2 BB HBP SO GDP E BB 2 2 SO 2 OBA B SF B 2 2 H 2 SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD WP HBP BK SFA Bold indicates best/most in highlighted category Offensive Leaders Batting avg. Wallace, Brett, ASU Sogard, Eric, ASU.... Cooper, David,...2 Slugging pct. Wallace, Brett, ASU hinehart, Bill, AIZ.... Ziegler, C.J., AIZ... On base pct. Paramore, Petey, ASU Sogard, Eric, ASU.... Wallace, Brett, ASU... uns scored. Wallace, Brett, ASU Sogard, Eric, ASU.... Paramore, Petey, ASU... Hits. Wallace, Brett, ASU Sogard, Eric, ASU.... Paramore, Petey, ASU... uns batted in. Wallace, Brett, ASU hinehart, Bill, AIZ.... Ziegler, C.J., AIZ... Doubles. Ziegler, C.J., AIZ... Davis, Ike, ASU.... indal, Curt, WASH... 2 Home runs. Wallace, Brett, ASU oling, Kiel, ASU.... Decker, Cody,... Total bases. Wallace, Brett, ASU Sogard, Eric, ASU.... hinehart, Bill, AIZ... Walks. Paramore, Petey, ASU Canham, Mitch, OSU... Sogard, Eric, ASU... Hit by pitch. Sedbrook, Colt, AIZ Glenn, Brad, AIZ.... Murphy, Jim,... Sac bunts. Hall, Matt, ASU Lechelt, Lonnie, OSU.... Wong, Joey, OSU...2 Stolen bases. Abel, obert, AIZ... 2 omine, Andrew, ASU... 2 Steele, T.J., AIZ... 2 At bats. Barney, Darwin, OSU Wallace, Brett, ASU...2. Sogard, Eric, ASU... Pitching Leaders Earned run avg. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ oss, Tyson, Gorgen, Matt,...2. Opposing bat avg. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ Stutes, Mike, OSU Boxberger, Brad,... Innings pitched. Brummett, Tyson,. 2. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ..... Satow, Josh, ASU....2 Batters struck out. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ Stutes, Mike, OSU oss, Tyson,... Saves. Koss, Paul, Kunz, Eddie, OSU...2 Humes, oss,... 2 Appearances. Kunz, Eddie, OSU... Gorgen, Matt,... Stringer,David,... Games started. Flores, Brian, ASU Stutes, Mike, OSU Satow, Josh, ASU... Games finished. Koss, Paul, Kunz, Eddie, OSU...2 Gorgen, Matt,... 2 Wins. Leake, Mike, ASU... Satow, Josh, ASU.... Guilmet, Preston, AIZ... 2 Stutes,Mike, OSU... 2 Triples. Green, Grant, Gaston, Jon, AIZ.... Wallace, Brett, ASU... Mike Stutes Baseball

6 Pac- Stats Conference Only Offense State GP 2 H 2B B H BI TB Conference Only Pitching State EA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO 2/ / 2/ / / / / / / SV IP SLG H BB HBP SO GDP E BB SO OBA B SF 2 2 B 2 H 2 2 SH SB-ATT PO 2 A E 22 2 FLD WP HBP BK SFA Bold indicates best/most in highlighted category Offensive Leaders Batting avg. Cooper, David, Cohen, Gabe,.... Sorgi,Adam,... Slugging pct. Decker, Cody, hinehart, Bill, AIZ.... Spencer, Matt, ASU... On base pct. Carrithers, Alden, Cooper, David,.... Gaston, Jon, AIZ... Triples. Gaston, Jon, AIZ... Hopkins,Chris, OSU... hinehart, Bill, AIZ... Cox, Danny, WASH... Home runs. Decker, Cody, Wallace, Brett, ASU.... Cohen, Gabe,... Total bases. Decker, Cody, Cohen, Gabe,.... Taylor,Michael,... uns scored. Sogard, Eric, ASU Wallace, Brett, ASU... 2 Sedbrook, Colt, AIZ... 2 Walks. Paramore, Petey, ASU Carrithers, Alden,... Gaston, Jon, AIZ... Ziegler, C.J., AIZ... Hits. Cohen, Gabe, Sorgi,Adam,.... Taylor,Michael,... Wallace, Brett, ASU... Hit by pitch. Sedbrook, Colt, AIZ Carrithers, Alden,... Prince, Jared,... Coulter, Travis,... uns batted in. Decker, Cody, Ziegler, C.J., AIZ.... Taylor,Michael,... 2 Sac bunts. Hall, Matt, ASU Cutler, Charlie,.... Suttmeier, Scott,... Doubles. Coulter, Travis, indal, Curt, WASH.... Miller, Jeff,... Glenn, Brad, AIZ... hinehart, Bill, AIZ... Stolen bases. Burgher, Michael, WASH Borba, Zach,... Steele, T.J., AIZ... Pitching Leaders Earned run avg. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ Gorgen, Matt, Bennigson, Craig,...2. Opposing bat avg. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ Hagadone, Nick, WASH...2. Flores, Brian, ASU... Innings pitched. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ Brummett, Tyson, Satow, Josh, ASU... Batters struck out. Guilmet, Preston, AIZ Murphy, Tim,.... Satow, Josh, ASU... oss, Tyson,... Boxberger, Brad,... At bats. Taylor,Michael,... Curtis, Jermaine,.... Barney, Darwin, OSU... Back-To-Back National Champions Wins. Leake, Mike, ASU Brummett, Tyson,... Guilmet, Preston, AIZ... Saves. Jarvis, ASU Humes, oss,... Kunz, Eddie, OSU... Appearances. Gorgen, Matt,... Jarvis, ASU.... Humes, oss,... Kunz,Eddie, OSU... Games started. tied at... Games finished. Jarvis, ASU Stoffel, Jason, AIZ... 2 Gorgen, Matt,... 2 Koss, Paul,... 2 Eddie Kunz