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2 TIM MOONEY Head Coach TIM MOONEY BORN: Aug. 30, 1957, Sacramento, Calif. HOMETOWN: Weiser, Idaho HIGH SCHOOL: Weiser High, 1975 COLLEGE: University of Idaho, 1980 Graduated Cum Laude with a bachelor of science degree in physical education in 1981 earned a master s degree in sports science played four years of baseball for the Vandals and was a member of the school s last diamond squad in the spring of COACHING EXPERIENCE: Jerome (Idaho) High, 1981 Taught and coached for one year Albertson College, First joined the school s physical education staff as a teacher school was called College of Idaho when he first joined the staff in 1987 the college reinstated baseball as a collegiate sport and named Mooney the head coach garnered numerous teaching awards during his tenure at Albertson College in 1998 named a tenured professor in the physical education department was serving as president of the Albertson Faculty Association when left for Washington State twice served as chair of the physical education department, and 1992 accomplishments as AC s baseball coach include: Guided the Coyotes to a 29-1 conference record and a 55-8 overall mark in 1998 while capturing the NAIA national championship; Named NAIA national coach of the year in 1998; Albertson College made NAIA World Series appearances in 1998, 1999 and 2000; Record in 14 seasons at Albertson College (68.9%) overall and (86.2%) in conference play; Guided Coyotes to 14 winning seasons, 14 post-season appearances and 10 conference titles: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000; Named conference coach of the year eight times; Coached 15 NAIA All-America players and had 18 Coyotes sign professional baseball contracts; Tri-City Posse, 1996 Served as an assistant coach to Bobo Brayton, the former WSU head coach team played in the Western Baseball League. WSU APPOINTMENT: August, 2000 WSU RESPONSIBILITIES: Head baseball coach. SPOUSE: Hollie CHILDREN: Bryn (2/6/86, 18) and Brady (9/25/93, 10) Tim Mooney, who won nearly 70 percent of his games and a national title before taking over Washington State s baseball program, enters his fourth Cougar season after being appointed head coach in August Mooney left NAIA powerhouse Albertson College with the belief the Cougar program will return to the kind of respect and prominence it enjoyed for decades. Mooney knows competing in the tough Pacific-10 Conference doesn t make his coaching life easy, but he enters his fourth season with great anticipation, thanks to six returning starters and another solid recruiting class. Mooney resurrected the Albertson College program in 1987 when the school decided to bring back baseball after several seasons without a program. In the next 14 years he achieved a success level far exceeding anyone s hopes or expectations. Included was the 1998 NAIA National Baseball title, finishing the year with a 29-1 conference record and a 55-8 overall mark. In his 14 seasons at the school, Mooney s baseball teams won 68.9 percent of their games and established themselves as one of the elite NAIA teams nationally, competing in the national tournament three straight times, 1998, 1999 and I am extremely excited to have a person of Tim Mooney s caliber and character leading our baseball program, WSU Athletic Director Jim Sterk said in announcing his appointment. In the end we think Tim s ability to build a program, his knowledge of the Northwest and its recruiting base, and his excitement for leading the program will take Cougar baseball in the right direction and make the program competitive in the Pac-10. Mooney, who replaced six-year Cougar coach Steve Farrington, is just the fifth WSU baseball coach since 1927, a span of 77 years. His predecessors include Bobo Brayton, , and Buck Bailey, , whose names grace the home diamond for WSU, Bailey-Brayton Field C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

3 To be offered the position at Washington State is a dream come true, Mooney says. It makes me feel special. I want to build on top of the tradition and successes Buck Bailey and Bobo Brayton accomplished. Because this is such a super special opportunity, I was willing to move my family after being a part of the Albertson community for 19 years, offered Mooney. The new Cougar head coach received his bachelor s degree in 1980 from the University of Idaho and also received his master s degree in sports science from Idaho. Mooney was a member of the Vandals last baseball team. With the exception of one year teaching and coaching at Jerome (Idaho) High in 1981, Mooney was affiliated with Albertson College, originally known as the College of Idaho, since his graduation from Idaho. This (WSU) is not only a job, but a program I have respected since I was a player at Idaho, Mooney said. I knew then it was a family at WSU, not just a place to play ball and go to school. When the opportunity to actually become a part of that family was there, I jumped to apply. Mooney joined the physical education staff at Albertson College in 1982 as a teacher and five years later was named head baseball coach when the sport was reinstated at the collegiate level. While dominating the Cascade Conference with a record over the league s eight years, Mooney built an enviable program that produced 527 wins and the 1998 NAIA World Series championship. The Coyotes were in postseason playoffs each of his 14 years, plus the aforementioned three straight NAIA Championship appearances. His overall record was The 1998 NAIA coach of the year has also garnered numerous teaching awards during his tenure at Albertson College and was a tenured professor in the physical education department. He was elected in the spring of 2000 as president of the Albertson Faculty Association and twice served as chair of the physical education department, and Tim and Hollie Mooney have two children, Bryn (18) and Brady (10). All in a day s work for Tim Mooney C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 21

4 RYAN BRUST Assistant Coach DON MARBUT Assistant Coach Ryan Brust joined the Washington State baseball coaching staff in the fall of 2002 to tutor the Cougar pitching staff. Brust is no stranger to baseball on the West Coast, having spent five years at the University of Portland, two years at the community college level and four years as a pitcher at the University of Santa Clara. The Nevada native grew up in Carson City, where he was twice an allleague shortstop. The 1989 Carson High graduate also earned all-league honors in basketball, but baseball was his passion. In 1989 as a senior he led Carson to the CABA World Series championship and at the conclusion of the series was named the most valuable player. In the fall of 1989 Brust enrolled at Santa Clara, embarking on a fouryear career as a pitcher, rather than middle infielder. The first year with the Broncos Brust developed into the ace of the team s bullpen. He worked 44 innings in relief and struck out 44 batters. The next year he became a Bronco starter and for three seasons was a regular on the mound for Santa Clara in the West Coast Conference. The former WCC of the Week finished his career ranked among the school leaders for starts and innings pitched. After graduating from Santa Clara in 1993 with a bachelor s degree in business management, he attended Gonzaga, earning his master s degree in administration of physical education and athletics in For two seasons, 1996 and 1997, Brust was the pitching coach for the Community Colleges of Spokane. He then joined the staff of the Portland Pilots in 1998, spending five seasons with the WCC team. While with the Pilots Brust developed one of the best pitching staffs in the league. His first staff struggled in WCC play and finished last in team ERA at The next year Brust s staff became a force in the league and completed the last-to-first finish by posting a league-leading 5.13 ERA. In league play they were even better, finishing with a 4.17 ERA. Several of his pitchers rank among Portland s best, including all-conference honorees Kyle Bebout and Matt Hollod. Bebout s five saves during the 2000 season ranks sixth on Portland s top 10 list and his seven career saves is also sixth. During his career Bebout made 62 appearances, the fourth most ever by a Pilot pitcher. Brust is married to the former Heather Byrne. BRENT FATTORE Assistant Coach In the fall of 2003 Brent Fattore joined the Cougar baseball program as a volunteer assistant coach. Fattore came to WSU from Bellevue Community College where he helped coach BCC to a record in The Renton, Wash. native graduated from Hazen High School in After graduation Fattore took a year off from baseball and enrolled at Washington to pursue a business administration degree. The latest addition to Washington State s baseball coaching staff is highly successful community college coach Don Marbut, who joined the staff the summer of 2003 after four years at Edmonds Community College. Marbut coaches infielders and coordinates WSU s recruiting. The Cougar assistant coach won 80 percent of his games at Edmonds CC, beginning in During his tenure the Tritons won 152 games, lost 38, and captured the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges championship in both 2002 and In his final year at the Edmonds school, he guided the club to a 43-7 record, the best mark ever achieved in the NWAACC. Marbut s coaching skills were recognized each of his four years at Edmonds CC. In 2000, 2001 and 2003 he was named coach of the year for the Northern Division of the NWAACC. He won the same honors for the entire league in 2002 and Prior to taking over at Edmonds CC, spent one year as the head assistant coach at Bellevue Community College. That club captured the NWAACC Northern Division title in His coaching career began as head assistant coach at Capital High School in Olympia, Wash. In 1998, he assisted in leading the Cougars to victory in the 3A State championships. Marbut, originally from Aberdeen, Wash., graduated from Aberdeen High School in 1992, where he earned All-Black Hills League honors in baseball three times. He also earned all-league honors three times in football and once in basketball. During his high school career, Marbut set a total of six school records in three sports. Marbut began his collegiate career at Edmonds Community College in While competing for Edmonds CC, he was named to the All- NWAACC team twice as an infielder, 1994 and He was also named team MVP in Following two outstanding years at Edmonds CC Marbut transferred to Portland State University, where he earned a degree in social sciences in While competing for the Vikings, Marbut was selected team MVP and was a All-Pacific-10 North infielder in In 1997, he was selected as team captain and also was the president of Portland State s athletic advisory board. In his first season with the Cougars, Marbut helped WSU sign 12 players to scholarship offers for the 2005 season. The list of recruits includes 11 high school players from the State of Washington. Marbut tutored former Cougar pitching ace Tony Banaszak at Edmonds, along with three members of this year s WSU team, Zach Kosturos and Kaeo Rubin and Aaron Trolia. Rubin was named MVP of the NWAACC tournament last spring. The Cougar assistant and his wife Jennifer have one daughter, Avery Shay. Following his year long hiatus from the sport Fattore could not shake the baseball bug and in 1998 enrolled at Shoreline Community College to play baseball. At Shoreline he played two seasons at first base and in the outfield, boasting a.997 fielding percentage. Fattore graduated from Washington in 2001 and worked for a year, but then decided he wanted to coach. In 2002 he served as an assistant coach for Hazen High, where he coached the outfielders and hitters. He also coached the Poulsbo RV 18-year old select team out of Bellevue in the summers of 2002 and Fattore?s Poulsbo team had a record, and won the West Coast Summer Series in Carlsbad, Calif. In 2003, Fattore joined the staff at Bellevue CC as a coach, assisting with the outfielders and hitters, along with first base coaching responsibilities C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

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6 22 GARRETT ALWERT *** RS-Senior B/Left, T/Left 6-2/185 Puyallup, Wash. Bethel High 99 ALWERT S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Lettered in baseball three years for the Braves under head coach Phil Misley. SOPHOMORE: Hit.420 at the plate and was 2-0 on the mound with a 0.00 ERA...team won SPSL league championship. JUNIOR: Hit.429 while earning second team All-SPSL honors as a pitcher and a utility player. SENIOR ( ): Put together an impressive senior campaign hitting.600 with six home runs...recorded a 5-2 record on the mound...named the Tacoma News Tribune s All-Area first baseman and the TNT Player of the Year...played for Taylor Baseball Club during the summer...named a USA Today Honorable Mention All-American...all-state selection beat out WSU football player and teammate Collin Henderson for SPSL Player of the Year. MLB DRAFT: Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 41st round of the 1999 draft. ALWERT S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Withdrew from school during first semester because of illness...returned in January and played in three games, with two of those appearances as a relief pitcher recorded two consecutive outs against Gonzaga (Feb. 13) in his first action for the Cougars also pitched an inning at Oregon State (March 11), only giving up a walk played first base in his only start of the season against San Diego State (Feb. 26). RS-FRESHMAN ( ): V-letter developed into one of WSU s top pitchers and hitters over the course of the season received academic honorable mention recognition by the Pac- 10 Conference ended the year with 15 mound appearances and eight starts to finish with the best ERA among Cougar regulars at 5.40 posted a 2-6 record and threw 58.1 innings as a designated hitter, hit.284 for the season and was well over.300 until the final two weeks of the season best game at the plate was a 3-5 performance with three RBI against LCSC May 4 had two hits in three other games against Arizona April 8 drove home three runs with a pair of hits only home run came against Washington made six early season relief appearances without allowing a run, including 7.1 innings against California when he struck out five and allowed just three hits and no walks longest stint was 8.2 innings against Oregon State in late April threw 7.2 innings against Washington and 7.0 innings against USC walked just 17 with 23 strikeouts in 58.1 innings opponents hit.308 off him, the lowest average among Cougar starters monthly totals: February 8.1i/1-0/2.16, March 8.2i/0-1/5.19, April 26.1i/1-2/3.76, May 15.0i/0-3/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 0.0i/0-0/0.00, ASU 1.2i/0-0/0.00, California 7.1i/0-0/0.00, OSU 10.0i/0-1/0.90, Stanford 4.0i/0-1/15.75, UCLA 0.0i/0-0/0.00, USC 7.0i/0-1/5.14, Washington 7.2i/0-1/8.22 here s how he hit against the Pac-10: Arizona.500 (3/6), ASU.200 (2/10), California.000 (0/0), OSU.333 (3/9), Stanford.000 (0/1), USC.000 (0/7), UCLA (1/1), Washington.364 (4/11)...his monthly hitting averages: February.000 (0/0), March.333 (2/6), April.333 (13/39), May.182 (4/22). RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): V-letter Games - 15 Starts - 10 pitched 61.1 innings, third highest among Cougars posted a 2-3 record with a 7.34 ERA saw action in two games when not on the mound wins came against Gonzaga in his only complete game of the season, and then against Pace University against the Zags scattered nine hits and gave up just two runs in nine innings struck out a season-high four against CS-Northridge in 3.1 innings also threw seven innings against Pepperdine saves came against Kent State with three innings of work and against LCSC when he threw four innings was involved in seven games determined by one (five) or two runs monthly totals: February 19.1i/1-1/6.52, March 25.2i/1-0/5.61., April 11.1i/0-2/11.91, May 5.0i/0-0/ pitching against league opponents: ARIZ dnp, ASU 4.2i/0-1/15.43, CAL 7.1i/0-0/4.91, OSU 9.1i/0-0/6.75, STAN dnp, UCLA 0.0i/0-0/0.00, USC dnp, Washington 2.2i/0-1/ RS-Junior ( ): V-letter Games - 14 Starts - 2 IP ERA Record Pac-10 academic honorable mention honoree did not see first action until March 1 against LCSC following recovery from surgery in November threw 4.1 innings to pick up first win against Oregon State, then went 4.1 innings for a win over Sacramento State beat USC in Los Angeles with four innings of relief, giving WSU its first win at USC since 1969 started twice against Gonzaga longest outings 5.1 innings against Washington in early May, losing the game in the 13th inning season-high four strikeouts in four innings of work against USC had three strikeouts in games against Gonzaga in first start and then against Washington monthly pitching totals: February dnp, March 1.0i/0-0/36.00, April 18.2i/1-3/2.41, May 20.0i/2-2/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 4.1i/0-1/4.15, ASU 3.0i/0-1/0.00, California C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

7 dnp, OSU 4.1i/1-0/2.08, Stanford 1.2i/0-0/0.00, UCLA 4.0i/0-0/ 11.25, USC 4.0i/1-0/9.00, Washington 5.1i/0-1/1.69. Career Notes: Through three years, is tied for fourth in losses with 14. Garrett David Alwert...born in Tacoma, Wash...parents Lloyd and Cindy Alwert one older brother Ryan...played summer baseball under the direction of former WSU baseball player Paul Taylor...working toward degrees from WSU in management information systems, e-commerce and decision science. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / / / / CAREER: 64/ YEAR W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BA WP HBP BK GP GS CG SV CAREER: BRETT BEETHAM* Senior 6-2/203 Puyallup, Wash. Puyallup High 99 BEETHAM S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Marc Wiese at Puyallup High. SENIOR ( ): Named to the first team All-South Puget Sound League team as a pitcher named to a Pierce County All-Star team that toured Japan along with teammate Garret Alwert. BEETHAM S TACOMA CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Attended the University of Washington, but did not play baseball. RS-FRESHMAN ( ): Transferred to TCC and was relief pitcher for Titans, who finished third in the competitive Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC)...coached by Marc Wiese. RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Named second team closer for NWAACC Western Division team finished third overall in NWAACC for second consecutive year. BEETHAM S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): V-letter Games - 17 Starts - 0 Saves - 2 IP ERA Record third on the team with 17 appearances and second with three saves also second with opponent BA of.293 picked up his first win in relief at Gonzaga with 2.1 innings allowing two hits, then won against LCSC in late April when he threw two innings of hitless ball all performances were in relief threw 5.0 innings against LCSC in mid-may, allowing four hits and just one run threw 4.1 innings in his first outing of the year against Pacific in early February season-high five strikeouts in five innings against LCSC struck out three batters four separate times, including back-to-back outings against LCSC and Portland in mid-march monthly pitching totals: February 5.1i/0-1/10.12, March 4.00i/0-0/2.25, April 7.1i/2-0/6.14, May 10.2i/0-0/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 0.1i/0-0/0.00, ASU 2.1i/0-0/15.43, California 0.1i/0-0/0.00, OSU dnp, Stanford 0.1i/0-0/0.00, UCLA 2.0i/0-0/ 31.50, USC 2.0i/0-0/9.00, Washington 1.0i/0-0/0.0. Brett Richard Beetham born parents Craig and Vicki Beetham brothers Scott and Ben hobbies include weightlifting and playing Playstation had 3.9 GPA in community college interested in English major at WSU. YEAR W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BA WP HBP BK GP GS CG SV Career: J.J. BURRESS Infielder RS-Junior B/Switch, T/Right 5-11/175 Henderson, Nev. Green Valley High 00 BURRESS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: A two sport athlete earned three varsity letters in baseball playing shortstop and second base for coach Nick Garritano also lettered once in cross country SENIOR (2000): Earned Most Improved Player award in baseball. BURRESS CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Redshirt season on head coach Clint Myers team C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 25

8 BURRESS BENEDICTINE COLLEGE CAREER RS-FRESHMAN ( ): Played shortstop, centerfield and was a relief pitcher for head coach Dan Griggs hit for-23 in stolen bases and three-for three stealing home team finished RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Went 34 for 96 at the plate, boasting a.354 BA had 14 walks and six strikeouts on the mound he was 3-1, with 10 saves pitched 22.2 innings, giving up three runs, two earned allowed five walks and struck out 16, finishing with a 0.83 ERA earned first team all-conference accolades as a relief pitcher, honorable mention all-conference as a centerfielder and was a team captain both years at Benedictine team finished BURRESS WSU CAREER RS-JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Jeremy James J.J. Burress born in Las Vegas, Nev parents Dave and Debi Burress has two younger sisters, Krystal and Shasta, and one brother Shawn father played baseball at Arizona Western and then for the Cincinnati Reds organization in the 1970 s and was an associate scout for the White Sox will pursue a sports management degree at WSU. 6 BRYCE CHAMBERLIN ** Junior 6-2/193 Okanogan, Wash. Okanogan High 01 CHAMBERLIN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Lettered four years for the Bulldogs under coach David Howe also two letters in basketball. SOPHOMORE: Received all-conference second team honors as a shortstop. JUNIOR: Named to the all-conference first team as a pitcher hit.506 with 37 RBI team won Class 1A state title with a 24-3 record on the mound finished 10-0 with 88 strikeouts in 64 innings in state semifinal win, struck out 17 in 10 innings and scored the winning run after leading off the tenth with a triple. SENIOR ( ): Named player of the year for the Caribou Trail League after earning all-league honors finished 12-0 on the mound and at the plate hit.522 with six home runs an All-State honoree earned All-State second team honors in basketball after being picked to the all-conference first team second team all-tournament selection in State playoffs. CHAMBERLIN S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): V-letter Games - 12 Starts - 7 was fourth on the team in innings pitched (41.2), games started (7), and ERA (7.13) had a season high five strikeouts in his six innings of work vs. Lewis-Clark State only allowed three earned runs in 6.1 innings against Arizona and 4 earned runs in 7.1 innings against Stanford monthly totals: February 2.2i/0-0/23.62, March 6.0i/0-0/3.00., April 13.00i/0-0/9.00, May 20.0i/0-2/ pitching against league opponents: ARIZ 6.1i/0-0/4.26, ASU 1.0i/0-0/0.00, CAL dnp, OSU 0.1i/0-0/27.00, STAN 7.1i/0-1/4.91, UCLA 1.0i/0-0/9.00, USC 5.2i/0-0/11.12, Washington 8.1i/0-0/6.48. SOPHOMORE ( ): V-letter Games - 16 Starts - 14 Complete Games - 1 IP ERA Record second among Cougar pitchers with 14 starts and 48 strikeouts, third with 80.0 innings pitched and fourth with 16 appearances picked up a win in his first outing against San Jose State also won his next outing against Portland third win came against Oregon State in mid-march, while his fourth win was an eight-inning outing against Sacramento State in May made 14 starts and two relief appearances against Sacramento State struck out a career-high 10 batters threw 7.1 innings at UC-Irvine went 6.2 innings in three straight April outings and twice threw 6.0 innings struck out six batters against Washington and had five strikeouts against Portland in mid-march monthly pitching totals: February 12.0i/2-0/ 3.75, March 25.2i/1-2/6.66, April 24.1i/0-2/7.77, May 18.0i/1-2/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 6.2i/0-0/ 4.05, ASU 6.2i/0-0/4.05, California 4.2i/0-0/7.71, OSU 5.2i/0-1/ 11.12, Stanford 5.1i/0-1/13.50, UCLA 0.1i/0-1/99.0, USC 3.0i/0-0/18.0, Washington 11.2i/0-2/ Bryce Steven Chamberlin born at Omak, Wash parents Steve and Kathy Chamberlin one older sister Melanie, who also attended WSU an aunt and uncle also attended WSU his father played basketball and baseball at Wenatchee Valley College. YEAR W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BA WP HBP BK GP GS CG SV Career: C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

9 26 WAYNE DAMAN JR. Freshman 6-0/206 Beaver, Wash. Forks High 03 DAMAN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned four varsity letters under head coach Earl Pettit and was Spartan captain as a junior and senior...played shortstop and pitcher. SENIOR ( ): Selected to the Team Washington Select Team...posted a 0.78 ERA with 69 strikeouts over 36 innings...had 21 strikeouts in one game...all- State pitcher and league MVP...during summer baseball was the State tournament MVP. MLB Draft: Selected by Kansas City in the 24th round. DAMAN S WSU CAREER: FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Wayne Eric Daman Jr.born parents Wayne Sr. and Starla Daman one younger sister Jennifer one cousin Kevin Olson playing baseball at Central Washington enjoys hunting and fishing interested in education major with a goal of becoming a teacher. 36 DUSTY DRUFFEL Infielder RS-Junior B/Switch, T/Right 5-9/184 Pullman, Wash. Pullman High 00 DRUFFEL S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Lance Lincoln in baseball, earning three varsity letters also played basketball for two seasons. SOPHOMORE: Hit.472. JUNIOR: Hit.507 and was selected the Great Northern League first team second baseman also named the team s MVP. SENIOR ( ): Named to the GNL first team as a shortstop also named to the Washington All-State team at shortstop team finished 19-5 and shared the GNL championship hit.395. DRUFFEL S WALLA WALLA CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played two varsity seasons for head coach Chad Miltenberger third baseman hit.264 first year at WWCC. SOPHOMORE ( ): Again played third base and hit.272. DRUFFEL S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): season. Enrolled in January, 2002 redshirt Dusty James Druffel born in Pullman parents Roy and Cindy Druffel one sister Shawna several relatives have attended WSU, including Shawna Rasmussan (sister), Jon Rasmussan and Kurt Druffel an uncle, Ken Druffel, played baseball at Idaho, while uncle Mark Druffel played baseball at SFCC enjoys racquetball and golf a member of the WWCC Athletic Council in SHAWN EVENHUS First Base RS-Sophomore 6-5/246 East Wenatchee, Wash. Eastmont High 01 EVENHUS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Dan White played junior varsity ball as a freshman. SOPHOMORE: Earned a varsity letter while batting.400 in his first season led his team in home runs. JUNIOR: Posted a.493 batting average and became a member of the 35-Hit Club drove home 40 runs broke school record of seven home runs by hitting 13 long balls named Mid-Valley League MVP played in the Area Code games rated 80th in the nation, the #3 position player in Washington, the #2 power hitter nationally and the #1 raw power hitter in the nation. SENIOR ( ): Hit led team in walks and home runs...tied school record with 40 RBI...team captain...team captain in football...was second-team all-league and first team all-area selection. EVENHUS WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled in August saw action in one game, with one at-bat and one hit against Washington, March 26. SOPHOMORE ( ): Redshirt season. Shawn Evenhus born in East Wenatchee, Wash parents are Sherman and Laurie older sister Sharmon Hilliard cousin Jason Evenhus played baseball for WSU, hobbies include hunting had a 3.1 GPA and recorded perfect attendance senior year in high school working on a criminal justice major at WSU C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 27

10 1 JEREMY FARRAR* Outfield/DH RS-Senior 5-9/172 Mansfield, Texas Mansfield High 99 FARRAR S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Played second base for two varsity seasons under the direction of coach Allen Long. JUNIOR: Earned team MVP honors, won the team Golden Glove Award and was area Newcomer of the Year all-district first team pick and all-area second team pick. SENIOR ( ): Named to the all-district and all-area first team and was named the team s MVP winner. FARRAR S HILL JC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played for two years at Hill JC for coach Gary Benton, converting from the infield to the outfield, where he played in left field selected to the all-conference first team and the all-region second team...hit.389 with 15 home runs and 21 doubles...stole 19 bases and drove home 52 runs. SOPHOMORE ( ): Batted.380 with 11 home runs and 24 doubles, also had 19 stolen bases. FARRAR S WASHINGTON STATE CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Games - 1 Starts - 1 collected two hits in three at-bats against CS-Northridge in WSU s opening game had one double suffered a knee injury in that game and missed the rest of the season medical redshirt season. RS-JUNIOR ( ): V-letter Games - 42 Starts - 38 BA team leader in stolen bases (8-11) second in home runs (8) and slugging percentage (.494), third in doubles (9), fourth in at-bats (154), runs (32) and RBI (27) and fifth in hits (43) had four four-game hitting streaks and closed out the year with a three-game streak during a four-game hitting streak against Stanford, Gonzaga and Oregon State, he went 6-for-15 (.400) in mid-april his next four-game streak was against Arizona and LCSC in mid-april when he was 5-for- 15 (.333) then he was 6-for-18 (.333) against Gonzaga and Washington in four straight games best games included a 4- for-5 outing at Gonzaga in early April, with three RBI, two runs scored, a double and a home run in late March went 4-for-5 at California with two doubles and an RBI hit 2-for-4 at Oregon State, in mid-april, with three runs scored and a double had four hits twice, three hits in two other games and two hits in six games, giving him 10 multiple-hit games had eight multiple RBI games, including three runs at Gonzaga in early April and at USC hit.349 against left handed pitchers,.600 with the bases loaded and.306 with two out reached base.422 percent of the time when leading off an inning success rate advancing runners was.488 percent here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.286 (4/14), ASU.000 (0/9), California.444 (4/9), OSU.308 (4/13), Stanford.154 (2/13), UCLA.455 (5/11), USC.214 (3/14) Washington.200 (4/20)...his monthly hitting averages: February.dnp, March.227 (10/44), April.290 (18/62), May.312 (15/48). Jeremy Wayne Farrar born in Arlington, Texas parents Wayne and Debbie Farrar one brother Shane and two sisters, Casey and Stormie father played baseball at Texas- Arlington, as did uncle Mark Farrar enjoys fly fishing, camping and drawing. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / / Career: 43/ ZACH FRANKLIN * Catcher RS-Sophomore 5-9/187 Bellevue, Wash. Newport High 01 FRANKLIN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Brian Fischer, earning two varsity letters as a catcher also two varsity letters in football as a middle linebacker. JUNIOR: All-KingCo League honorable mention pick hit.417 with 16 RBI and nine doubles starting middle linebacker during football season. SENIOR ( ): Team finished 18-5 and won state title team captain first team All-KingCo League selection All-State pick and team s outstanding defensive player team captain in football and named team s best tackler a member of the 2001 Seattle Mariners scout team. FRANKLIN S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Games - 3 Starts saw action in three games in March, two against Sacramento State and then against the Washington Huskies had one at-bat in each game, but no hits. SOPHOMORE ( ): Redshirt season C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

11 Richard Zachary Franklin born in Fremont, Michigan parents Rick and Barb Franklin two younger brothers, Jordon and Jacob, and one younger sister Lindsey several family members have attended WSU, including parents and grandparents enjoys hiking and playing golf prep GPA 3.41 received Honor in Residence Award interested in a predental major. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / Career: 3/ JAMES FREEMAN ** RS-Junior B/Left, T/Left 6-0/192 Vancouver, Wash. Prairie High 00 FREEMAN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Don Freeman, earning three varsity letters in baseball. SOPHOMORE: Started every game...named team s rookie of the year. JUNIOR: Selected honorable mention All-Greater St. Helens League. SENIOR ( ): Named first team All-GSHL...team lost in first round of state tournament...team captain and also voted team MVP. FREEMAN S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August 2000 redshirt season. RS-FRESHMAN ( ): Games - 4 Starts - 1 pitched a season high 1.2 innings vs. Texas A&M in his only start in his 4.0 innings of work, struck out two batters also made one appearance against Washington and two trips to the mound against Arizona State his monthly totals: February 1.2i/0-0/0.00, March 1.1i/0-0/0.00., April 1.0i/0-0/36.00, May dnp...pitching against league opponents: Arizona dnp, ASU 1.0i/ 0-0/36.00, California dnp, OSU dnp, Stanford dnp, UCLA dnp, USC dnp, Washington 1.1i/0-0/0.00. RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): V-letter Games - 13 Starts - 3 IP ERA Record only decision a loss at USC started at Gonzaga in early April, throwing a seasonhigh 3.2 innings while allowing five hits and four runs had back-to-back starts against LCSC and USC, throwing a seasonhigh four innings against the Warriors and three innings against the Trojans threw two innings of three-hit, no-run ball against UCLA in the final game of the year struck out three batters at LCSC in early March and at Gonzaga in early April monthly pitching totals: February 1.0i/0-0/0.00, March 2.1i/0-0/3.86, April 9.2i/0-0/12.10, May 9.0i/0-1/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 1.1i/0-0/0.00, ASU 1.0i/0-0/54.00, California 1.1i/0-0/0.00, OSU 1.1i/0-0/13.50, Stanford dnp, UCLA 2.0i/0-0/0.00, USC 3.0i/0-1/15.0, Washington dnp. James Freeman born in Vancouver, Wash...parents Bob and Lori Freeman...two sisters, Sheena and Jenni...accumulated a 3.4 GPA in high school...hobbies include playing video games and other sports...working toward a marketing degree from WSU. YEAR W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BA WP HBP BK GP GS CG SV Career: JASON FREEMAN Second/Outfield Junior B/Left, T/Right 5-9/161 Kennewick, Wash. Kamiakin High 01 FREEMAN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned two letters in baseball as well as two letters in football captained both football and baseball teams as a senior JUNIOR: played on both the junior varsity and varsity football and baseball teams baseball team was ranked ninth nationally won Best Hitter award SENIOR ( ): Named to first team All-Big Nine conference at second base was selected to the Tri-City Herald All-Area Team as an infielder was selected to the 2001 All-State Series C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 29

12 FREEMAN S COLUMBIA BASIN COLLEGE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Named to the NWAACC East first Team for his outfield performance selected to the All-NWAACC Conference Team, as well as the All-NWAACC Tournament Team after hitting.400 chosen as Columbia Basin Athlete of the Month in April played summer baseball with the Wenatchee Applesox baseball club in the Pacific International League coached by Ed Kraggs All-PIL pick and league s MVP choice. SOPHOMORE ( ): Hit.344 with six doubles and two home runs also drove home 26 runs second leading hitter on the team again played for the Wenatchee Applesox in the PIL and was a repeat pick to the all-league team. FREEMAN S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Jason R. Freeman born at Kennewick, Wash parents Mark and Eileen Freeman one younger brother Troy father attended WSU enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding, golf and cars posted a 3.71 prep GPA at CBC, recipient of a Foundation scholarship while maintaining a 3.4 GPA interested in a business degree at WSU. 23 DANIEL GREENWALT Junior 5-10/174 La Habra, Calif. Downey High 01 GREENWALT S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: for coach Jess Gonzales and the Vikings captain senior year. JUNIOR: Named team s most improved player. SENIOR ( ): Received the Coaches Award and was named to the All-San Gabriel Valley League first team selected to the 605/91 All-Star team posted a 1.58 ERA as a starter and recorded 15 strikeouts in one game. GREENWALT S CYPRESS COLLEGE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played two years for coach Scott Pickler relief pitcher. SOPHOMORE ( ): Played in 22 games, starting one he was 3-2, pitching a total of 41.2 innings, with a ERA of 2.59 and 34 strikeouts he had 39 hits, 18 runs, 12 earned team won State title ranked in the top 10 of several pitching categories among California JC pitchers. GREENWALT S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Daniel Jason Louis Greenwalt born at Grand Island, Neb parents Larry and Holly Greenwalt no brothers or sisters enjoys golf and shoots in the low 80 s scholar/athlete winner junior and senior years at Downey High interested in a social science major at WSU. 20 JUSTIN HART ** Outfielder RS-Senior B/Left, T/Right 5-10/176 Woodinville, Wash. Woodinville High 99 HART S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Played three varsity seasons for head coach Terry Agnew as an outfielder and first baseman first attended Kamiak High, then Woodinville. JUNIOR: Hit.426 as team won KingCo title team s offensive MVP All-KingCo pick as a utility player. SENIOR ( ): Hit.406 and had 21 stolen bases and repeat pick as the team s offensive MVP All-KingCo outfielder. HART S COLUMBIA BASIN CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Medical redshirt season team won NWAAC East Region title. RS-FRESHMAN ( ): Named to the all-conference team after hitting.387 was 25-of-25 on stolen base attempts...team was NWAAC East Region champions and NWAAC champions with a 40-9 record. HART S WSU CAREER RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Enrolled in August V-letter Games - 49 Starts - 43 received All-Pacific-10 Conference honorable mention recognition...led the team in hitting with a.370 batting average, which was fourth in the Pac 10 had a team best.392 Pac 10 batting average his.442 on base percentage was also best among Cougars Justin was third on the team with 18 multiple hit games he was fourth on the team in runs scored (37), sac bunts (3), stolen bases (7), and C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

13 Justin James Hart born in Seattle parents Jim and Sara Hart one younger brother Ben Porter and three younger sisters, Rayna Hart and twins Hannah and Amanda Porter stepmother Patti Hart attended WSU cousin Jesse Ward played soccer at Willamette posted GPAs above 3.0 in high school and community college interested in a communication degree with an emphasis in advertising. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / / Career: 96/ walks (19) from April 5-21 went on a nine game hit streak where he hit 447 (17 for 38) had a season high five RBI s, while going three for six vs. Washington belted in three RBI s, scored two runs, and went three for five against USC went three for four with five RBI s, two runs scored, and a grand slam vs. Pace University his other homerun on the year came against Cal State Northridge, where he went two for four with three RBI s, and scored two runs here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.375 (3/8), ASU.545 (6/11), California.000 (0/4), OSU.294 (5/17), Stanford.167 (1/6), UCLA.462 (6/13), USC.357 (5/13) Washington.400 (8/20)...his monthly hitting averages: February.303 (10/33), March.348 (16/46), April.426 (23/54), May.375 (12/32). RS-JUNIOR ( ): V-letter Games - 47 Starts - 34 BA All-Pacific-10 honorable mention pick second on the team in triples (2), tied for second in stolen bases (6-14), fourth in hits (47) and fifth in at-bats (139), runs scored (19) and slugging percentage (.446) had a seven-game hitting streak against Oregon State, Arizona, LSCS, and Arizona State in mid- April, going 15-for-32 (.468) also had hits in five straight games against Arizona, LCSC and ASU when he was 11-for-24 (.458) in a seven game stretch late in the season against Washington, Sacramento State, LCSC and USC went 10-for-25 (.400) with hits in six of those games went 4-for-5 against Washington in early March with one run scored and an RBI went 3-for-3 against Oregon State in early April with a triple, an RBI and two walks (one intentional) had 14 multiple-hit games, including 11 twohit games, two three-hit games, and one four-hit game against Washington during a string of five straight multiple-hit games against Arizona, LSC and ASU, he went 11-for-24 (.458) hit.331 against right handed pitchers,.375 with the bases empty,.600 as a pinch hitter reached base when leading off an inning.500 percent of his opportunities, advanced runners at a.484 percentage and scored runners from third with less than two outs.714 percent of the time here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.438 (7/16), ASU.200 (2/10), California.364 (4/11), OSU.500 (4/8), Stanford.375 (3/8), UCLA.000 (0/3), USC.250 (1/4) Washington.429 (9/21)...his monthly hitting averages: February.208 (5/24), March.4.19 (13/31), April.388 (19/49), May.286 (10-35). 12 COLLIN HENDERSON ** Outfielder RS-Senior 6-1/181 Puyallup, Wash. Puyallup High 99 HENDERSON S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: A star athlete for the Puyallup High Vikings, earning a total of nine varsity letters played three years on the diamond for coach Marc Wiese, three on the hardwood as a guard for coach John Wetterahurer, and three years in football as a wide receiver/safety for coach Jeff Gardner. FRESHMAN: Participated in the prestigious Area Code games in Long Beach, Calif began his three year career with Chaffey Baseball, playing with former Cougs Steve Curran, Zach Bode and Ryan Smith. SOPHOMORE: Named second-team all-spsl as a wide receiver team went on to State quarter-finals in baseball named all-spsl and all-area returned to play in the Area Code games in San Diego, Calif. JUNIOR: Repeated as a second-team selection at wide receiver in the SPSL on the diamond picked up several awards including all-spsl, SPSL MVP, all-area by the Tacoma News Tribune, Team One showcase in Tampa, Fl., 1998 Area Code games participant, and TNT Player of the Year played varsity basketball. SENIOR ( ): Capped an illustrious high school football career by being named the SPSL Offensive MVP also honored as a duel first-team selection at safety and wide receiver averaged 20.2 yards per catch in senior season and had 38 receptions for 768 yards and 8 TD first-team All-State by TNT and Seattle P-I Seattle P-I Red Chip and TNT N.W. Nuggett Honorable Mention PHS advanced to the State quarter-finals in baseball earned all-spsl, all-area, and all-state honors finished second in MVP honors to WSU teammate Garrett Alwert hit.522 with two home runs and eight triples named team captain for third consecutive year played summer ball with Olympia Pepsi in which he hit over.500 and was named to an all-tournament team three times. HENDERSON S WSU CAREER FOOTBALL SUMMARY: Lettered four years for Mike Price s Cougars team went 10-2 and 10-3 his last two years and played in the Sun Bowl (vs. Purdue) and Rose Bowl (vs. Oklahoma) three-time All-Pacific-10 Conference academic C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 31

14 team. FRESHMAN: V-letter...Games Starts - 4 started final four games for the injured Leaford Hackett also returned punts for Hackett...in first start at Oregon led WSU with seven receptions for 51 yards...ended the year as the team s top punt returner with 18 for 150 yards. SOPHOMORE: V-letter Games Starts - 8 named to the All-Pac-10 Academic first team caught 14 passes for 150 yards and one touchdown also WSU s top punt returner, bringing back 15 punts for 91 yards his only score of the year came on a pass play against Boise State when he had three catches for 49 yards. JUNIOR: V- letter Games Starts - 12 selected to the CoSIDA/Verizon Academic All-America district team against Sun Devils caught a halfback pass from Dave Minnich for WSU s final score in a win also returned punts, a team-leading 16 for 92 yards (5.8 average). SENIOR (2002): V-letter Games - 13 Starts - 3 started for Jerome Riley at Ohio State and had two receptions for 23 yards also started against MSU and California in the absence of Riley his five receptions against Stanford were the most receptions since catching seven at Oregon as a freshman suffered a collar bone injury at Arizona, limiting his play to holding on kicks against ASU and Oregon suffered his only incompletion of his career against Washington while scrambling with a miss-handled placement hold on a second quarter field goal attempt the next week at UCLA threw a 66- yard TD strike to Mike Bush on the second play of the game CAREER: Starts: 27 Games: 48 Passing: 11-for-12 for 499 yards and six touchdowns (QB rating of ) Receptions: 62/566/3tds Punt Returns: 49/333. BASEBALL CAREER: RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Turned out for baseball in early February after the Cougars lost two outfielders first baseball action since senior year in high school V-letter Games - 44 Starts - 41 named to both the Pacific-10 Conference academic first team and the CoSIDA/Verizon Academic All- America district team had 15 multiple hit and four multiple RBI games on the year had a.321 (25 for 78) Pac-10 batting average best games against Arizona with two outs in the top of the ninth, hit a game winning three RBI double, while going 4 for 4 with four RBIs, two doubles, and one run scored went 2 for 4, while hitting a two run game tying single in bottom of the ninth against Pepperdine went 3 for 4 with a double and a run scored off of Washington ace Shawn Kohn went 2 for 2 with a homerun at Oregon State...here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.455 (5/11), ASU.333 (4/12), California.214 (3/14), OSU.333 (5/15), Stanford.000 (0/7), UCLA.417 (5/12), USC.167 (1/6) Washington.471 (8/17)...his monthly hitting averages: February.235 (8/34), March.302 (16/53), April.405 (17/42), May.207 (6/29). RS-JUNIOR ( ): V-letter Games - 40 Starts - 24 BA best fielding percentage on the team with no errors in 61 chances hit in four consecutive games at Pacific and Long Beach in mid-february, going 4-for-15 (.267) scored two runs while going 2-for-2 at UC-Irvine in late March scored three times with two hits against Sacramento State late in the season started the last two games of the season and had a hit in each game two hits in four games, Portland, UC-Irvine, Stanford and Sacramento State had three RBI against UCLA and single RBI in two other games reached base.304 percent of the time when leading off an inning success rate advancing runners.404 percent and scoring runners on third with less than two outs.492 percent here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.000 (0/0), ASU.333 (1/3), California.000 (0/3), OSU.000 (0/5), Stanford.400 (2/5), UCLA.222 (2/9), USC.167 (1/6) Washington.000 (0/3)...his monthly hitting averages: February.208 (5/24), March.273 (6/22), April.158 (3/19), May.208 (5/24). Collin C. Henderson...born at Lakewood, Wash...parents Susan and Jerry Henderson, both WSU graduates...so are his grandparents and a couple of aunts and uncles...father was a Cougar quarterback, , and the school record holder with 3,411 career passing yards...father earned his undergraduate, MS and Ph.D degrees from WSU...older brother Pat was a wide receiver for the Cougars ( 01)...enjoys music and reading...prep GPA of 3.85 and member of Honor Society...member of Student Counsel, Viking Nights, Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Homecoming King, Tacoma Athletic Commission...National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete honoree...graduated from WSU in the spring of 2003 with a degree in sports management and a minor in business...currently working towards a master s degree in athletic administration. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / / Career: 84/ C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

15 18 BRANDON HUNDT * RS-Senior 6-0/192 Chula Vista, Calif. LaQuinta High 98 HUNDT S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Robert Cravin, earning three varsity letters as a pitcher and catcher also lettered in basketball. SOPHOMORE: Earned All-Desert League first team honors. JUNIOR: An all-conference honorable mention pick. SENIOR ( ): The league s first team catcher and team captain team won conference title also posted a 5-1 record on the mound. HUNDT S GROSSMONT CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Attended CS-San Bernadino for one year catcher and pitcher hit.290 with three home runs over first 25 games then moved to the bullpen, where he served as a closer. SOPHOMORE ( ): Transferred to Grossmont College, were he was coached by Ed Olson team s most valuable pitcher recorded a 12-1 record with a 1.95 ERA named to the All-Pacific Coast Conference first team. HUNDT S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled in August V-Letter Games - 21 Starts - 15 was first among Cougars in appearances (21) and tied for first with three saves was second on the team in wins (6), innings pitched (94.1), games started (15), and strikeouts (75) his 6.39 ERA was third on the team started the season with a 4-0 record, while compiling 29.4 innings, 36 strikeouts, and a 2.67 ERA pitched a season high 11 strikeouts in 6.0 innings of work in his win vs. Kent State in win against Sacramento State, only allowed four hits and one walk in 8.0 innings struck out eight Bruins in his 7.2 inning win vs. UCLA earned his fifth win on the year against Lewis-Clark State, while allowing zero walks and only four hits received All-Pacific-10 Conference honorable mention recognition monthly totals: February 16.1i/2-0/3.86, March 26.0i/2-2/3.81., April 28.1i/2-2/6.67, May 23.2i/0-3/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 7.2i/0-0/3.52, ASU 6.1i/0-0/7.11, California 6.0i/0-1/6.00, OSU 10.0i/0-1/12.60, Stanford 6.0i/0-1/6.00, UCLA 7.2i/1-0/3.52, USC 2.0i/0-1/36.00, Washington 7.1i/0-1/6.14. SENIOR ( ): Games - 4 Starts - 1 IP ERA Record medical redshirt season after being forced to the sideline by an elbow injury in early March after making four appearances, including one start against Long Beach State threw 6.0 innings in his only start, allowing seven hits, four earned runs struck out three and walked three against the 49ers notched five strikeouts in his first outing against Pacific during the season-opening series final outing came March 2 against Gonzaga when he threw three innings, struck out two and allowed four runs, two earned monthly pitching totals: February 13.0i/0-2/6.23, March 3.0i/0-0/6.00, April dnp, May dnp...did not see any action against league opponents. Brandon Gerald Hundt born in Tucson, Ariz.parents Gerald and Susan Hundt one brother Brett and one sister Jenea Tanberg father Gerald played baseball at Wisconsin- Lacrosse...enjoys golf, photography and surfing received a scholarship in photography from LaQuinta Arts Foundation prep GPA 3.5 interested in a liberal arts major at WSU. YEAR W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BA WP HBP BK GP GS CG SV Career: GREG KEIM /Infielder Freshman 5-10/169 Ontario, Ore. Ontario High 03 KEIM S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER A three sport athlete for the Tigers, Keim lettered four times in baseball, three time in football and twice in basketball. FRESHMAN ( ): Earned G.O.L. league second team honors. SOPHOMORE ( ): Was a GOL league first team selection as a shortstop and second team pitcher also played on a Babe Ruth World Series team that finished third and was selected to the All-World Series team. JUNIOR ( ): A GOL first team selection as a pitcher, was third team all-state and his legion team was the Idaho state champions was a GOL second team selection in basketball and in football and was the GOL player C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 33

16 of the year earning first team accolades in the defensive back and running back positions earned third team all-state honors as a defensive back and honorable mention as a running back. SENIOR ( ): Keim racked up the awards, earning first team all GOL and all-state honors, he was the 3A South All- Star MVP in the Oregon team Cascade Classic his team took second place in state and Keim was named offensive player of the game in football Keim was the GOL player of the year, earning first team GOL and first team all-state accolades as a running back his team was state runner-up. KEIM S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Gregory Thomas Keim born in Ontario, Ore parents Tom Keim and Donna Allen only child...hobbies are hunting and fishing...will pursue a business major...honor roll student first semester at WSU. 10 ZACH KOSTUROS Outfielder RS-Sophomore B/Left, T/Left 5-11/180 Olympia, Wash. Olympia 01 KOSTUROS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Todd McDougal, earning three varsity letters captained the Bears as a senior. JUNIOR: Earned All- Narrows League honors as an outfielder named team MVP selected to the Pacific Northwest All-Star team and to the allarea team. SENIOR ( ): Honored with selection to the All-State team as well as a repeat pick to the all-league team selected to play in the Washington/Oregon all-star series team MVP for the second straight year named to All-South Sound team and to the Tacoma News Tribune all-area team. KOSTUROS NEVADA-RENO CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Attended Nevada for the fall semester only sat out the spring and worked, then transferred to Edmonds CC. KOSTUROS EDMONDS CC CAREER RS-FRESHMAN ( ): Coached by Don Marbut, now a WSU assistant coach a member of the NWAACC championship team that finished with the best record in the history of the league, 43-7 starting right fielder hit.330 with six doubles, two home runs, 24 RBI and five stolen bases all-league first team...during the summer played for the Aloha Knights and was named to the All-Pacific International League first team after hitting six home runs and driving home 52 runs...coached by Greg Lumas. KOSTUROS WSU CAREER RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Zach Kosturos born at Reno, Nevada parents Joseph Kosturos and Gwen Hall three brothers John, Joey and Garett, and four sisters, Kiana, Taryn, Coutney and Bernice married to Kristine Meyer...his grandfather Tom Ruebel played basketball for the California Bears and an uncle, Tommy Kosturos, played football for the Bears his brother John is playing baseball at Skagit Valley College enjoys working with computers and paintball competition interested in a communications major with minors in business administration and information management systems. 25 AARON MacKENZIE* Senior 6-4/207 Perth, Australia Leeming High 98 MACKENZIE S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Did not play high school baseball a member of Australia s Junior National Team from team won the Bronze medal at the 1998 Junior World Championships. MACKENZIE S TREASURE VALLEY CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Starting pitcher two years for coach Rick Baumann s club in his first season opponents hit just.212 off him...posted a 2.35 ERA while throwing 72.2 innings and striking out 68 batters. SOPHOMORE ( ): Threw 73.2 innings while posting a 3.54 ERA...had 76 strikeouts and opponents hit just.233 off him C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

17 MACKENZIE S WASHINGTON STATE CAREER JUNIOR ( ): V-letter Games - 18 Starts - 13 Complete Games - 2 Saves - 1 IP ERA Record All-Pacific-10 honorable mention pick first complete game came against Washington when he struck out nine, walked two and gave up six hits and two runs (one earned) as WSU beat the Huskies 6-2 his second complete game was in the season s next to last game when he struck out a seasonhigh 10 batters and allowed six hits in beating UCLA led all Cougar pitchers with a 5.56 ERA, 81 strikeouts and an opponent batting average of.265 finished second in appearances (18) and innings pitched (92.1) and third in starts (13) his two complete games second among pitchers led WSU with five wins picked up his first win with 4.1 innings of shutout ball against California in late March beat UC-Irvine in his next outing, a start when he went eight innings had late season wins over Arizona with six strong innings, Washington in a complete game, then UCLA his first four outings were all starts, followed by five relief appearances in March finished the year with nine straight starts pitched 10.0 innings against Stanford in early April, but did not get the decision as WSU lost in 11 innings seven strikeouts in 4.0 innings at Oregon State in mid-march six strikeouts in two other outings monthly pitching totals: February 15.2i/0-2/6.89, March 24.1i/2-1/2.96, April 25.2i/1-1/7.71, May 5.06i/2-1/ pitching against league opponents: Arizona 6.0i/1-0/9.00, ASU 5.0i/0-1/10.80, California 4.2i/0-1/6.75, OSU 4.2i/0-0/11.57, Stanford 10.0i/0-0/3.60, UCLA 9.0i/1-0/1.00, USC 6.2i/0-1/8.10, Washington 11.2i/1-0/0.77. Aaron L. MacKenzie born mother Margaret MacKenzie has one brother Garreth hobbies include surfing and fishing pursuing a general studies major at WSU. YEAR W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BA WP HBP BK GP GS CG SV Career: ZACH McANGUS Third Base Sophomore 6-0/192 Honolulu, Hawaii Kamehameha High 02 MCANGUS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: A tri-sport athlete, McAngus lettered two years in both baseball and soccer and one in water polo soccer captain senior year. SENIOR ( ): Earned All-State accolades as a third baseman and as a goalkeeper in soccer captained the soccer team baseball team won the league title and finished second in the State tournament. MCANGUS AIR FORCE ACADEMY CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American team as a infielder started 34 games for the Falcons at second base, hitting.331 with nine doubles, four home runs, 36 runs scored and 21 RBI hit.314 in conference games. MCANGUS WSU CAREER SOPHOMORE ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Zachary McAngus born in Honolulu, Hawaii parents are Alex and Sharon McAngus father a pastor one older brother Eli and one younger sister Lacy likes surfing, bodyboarding and snowboarding prep GPA 3.64 interested in an English major at WSU. 5 JUSTIN McCLURE Infielder Freshman 6-0/189 Anaheim Hills, Calif. Canyon High 03 MCCLURE S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned four varsity letters for coach Joe Hoggatt and captained the Comanche s team as a senior played shortstop and third base. FRESHMAN: Spent the season spilt between junior varsity and varsity completed the season with a.500 batting average. SOPHOMORE: Selected All-Century League second team and to the All Orange County second team was a member of the Mariners Scout Team completed the season with a.367 batting average. JUNIOR: Team captain hit.393 member of the Seattle Mariners Scout Team as well as the Angels Elite Team named to the all-league first team, the All-Orange County first team and All Southern California second team. SENIOR ( ): Hit.450 and was named to the All-League, All-Orange County, All-CIF and All-Southern California first teams...an All-State second team choice...member of the Seattle Mariner scout team. MCCLURE S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Justin Michael McClure born at Torrance, Calif parents Michael and Wendy McClure one sister Cody Lynn father attended WSU enjoys photography, music and body boarding interested in a business or sports administration major at WSU C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 35

18 35 JAY MILLER* Outfielder Sophomore 5-10/180 Bellevue, Wash. Newport High 02 MILLER S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Lettered in football (halfback and cornerback) coached by Brian Fischer in baseball. SOPHOMORE: was named honorable mention All-KingCo. JUNIOR: First team All-KingCo selection...team won Class 3A State Championship...lettered in football. SENIOR ( ): Batted a team-leading.491 and drove in 16 runs for team that went 13-8 named to the All- Eastside first team and to the All-State team as an outfielder. MILLER S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled in August V-letter Games - 55 Starts - 50 BA - team leading.341 All-Pacific-10 honorable mention pick led the team in hits (73) and doubles (21, tied for eighth on WSU s single season list), second in at-bats (214), runs scored (40) and RBI (36), third in total bases (100) and fourth in slugging percentage (.467), putouts (104) and fielding percentage (.982) had an eight-game hitting streak at the end of March against California, UC-Irvine, Gonzaga and Stanford, going 23- for-36 (.638) in mid-april went 14-for-32 (.438) over a seven game span closed out the season with hits in six straight-games, going 11-for-26 (.423) against USC and UCLA among his best games were a 3-for-3 performance at Portland in late February, with three runs scored, two RBI, a walk, a double and a home run was 4-for-6 with two runs scored and two RBI against USC in the series opener in May led the team with 21 multiple-hit games, including 11 games with two hits, six games with three hits and four games with four hits second among Cougar hitters with 10 multiple-rbi games drove home four runs with four hits against Sacramento State and had three RBI against LCSC and UCLA drove home two runs in 10 different games hit.327 against left handed pitchers and.346 against right handed pitchers hit.327 with the bases empty, when the bases were loaded (3-for-3),.375 with runners in scoring position and.362 with two outs reached base.413 percent of the time when leading off an inning success rate advancing runners.504 and success rate scoring runners from third with less than two outs.667 percent here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.385 (5/13), ASU.111 (1/9), California.167 (2/12), OSU.467 (7/15), Stanford.467 (7/15), UCLA.231 (3/13), USC.615 (8/13) Washington.273 (6/22)...his monthly hitting averages: February.310 (9/29), March.250 (15/60), April.373 (25/67), May.414 (24/58). Jay Michael Miller...born parents are Mike and Jamie Miller...father played baseball at University of Montana...has one brother Jeff, also a member of the Cougar team...prep teammate of current WSU catcher Zach Franklin...hobbies include wakeboarding and playing basketball...interested in business major at WSU. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / Career: 55/ JEFF MILLER Infield Freshman 5-10/183 Bellevue, Wash. Newport High 03 MILLER S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned three varsity letters for baseball coach Brian Fischer and three letters in football football captain senior year. JUNIOR: Named to the All-KingCo second team during the fall named to the all-league first team and All-Eastside first team as a defensive back. SENIOR ( ): First-team allleague running back and defensive back...during the spring named to the All-League, All-Eastside and All-State teams at second base...hit team finished MILLER S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): enrolled at WSU in August, C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

19 Jeffrey Roger Miller born at Bellevue, Wash parents Mike and Jamie Miller older brother Jay also a member of the WSU baseball team father played baseball at Montana enjoys wake boarding, weightlifting and movies interested in a business major at WSU. 4 BRANDON REDDINGER*** Catcher Senior 6-1/207 Kennewick, Wash. Kamiakin High 00 by a 0-for-15 slump in late April here s how he hit against Pac- 10 opponents: Arizona.000 (0/2), ASU.000 (0/4), California.000 (0/4), OSU (1/1), Stanford (1/1), UCLA (1/1), USC.000 (0/1) Washington.000 (0/6)...his monthly hitting averages: February.167 (1/6), March.211 (4/19), April.143 (2/14), May.333 (3/9). Brandon William Reddinger...born in Kennewick, Wash...parents Russ Reddinger and Leslie Renz...father played football and baseball at Eastern Washington University...has one brother and four sisters...posted a 3.9 prep GPA and is a member of the National Honor Society...hobbies include wakeboarding and basketball...maintains a GPA well above 3.00 in biology. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / / / Career 91/ REDDINGER S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by Rex Easley...lettered three years in football as a cornerback. FRESHMAN: Team finished took first place in Big 9 Conference. SOPHOMORE: Team once again took first place in Big 9 Conference, finishing the season with 19-1 record. JUNIOR: First place in Big 9 with 19-1 season. SENIOR ( ): Selected first team all-conference...team ended season atop the Big 9 with an 18-2 record. REDDINGER S WASHINGTON STATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled in August V-letter Games - 22 Starts - 9 all starts at catcher as the season progressed developed into WSU s back-up catcher hit.344 collected two hits against both UCLA and Central Washington was a perfect 3-for-3 against LCSC May 5, and two weeks later was 1-for-2 against the Warriors had 45 putouts and eight assists without an error had a three-game hitting streak in late March here s how he hit against Pac-10: Arizona.000 (0/0), ASU.000 (0/1), California.500 (1/2), OSU.000 (0/0), Stanford.000 (0/2), USC.000 (0/0), UCLA.667 (2/3), Washington.000 (0/0)...his monthly hitting averages: February.167 (1/6), March.444 (4/9), April.200 (2/10), May.571 (4/7). SOPHOMORE ( ): V-letter Games - 36 Starts named to the Pac-10 All-Academic first team a defensive presence, who provided a solid backup to starter Jon Baeder threw out six of 14 runners who attempted to steal on him had 121 put-outs had a mid-season five game hitting streak when he was 6-for-11 best game was a 2-for-4 performance against USC with one RBI both doubles came against Arizona State here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.000 (0/0), ASU (2/2), California dnp, OSU.000 (0/4), Stanford.000 (0/0), UCLA.000 (0/2), USC.500(3/6) Washington.000 (0/ 1)...his monthly hitting averages: February.238 (5/21), March.136 (3/22), April.417 (5/12), May.000 (0/6). JUNIOR ( ): V-letter Games - 33 Starts - 16 BA Pac-10 academic first team honoree for the second straight year longest hitting streak three games late in the season when he was 3-for-4 against Sacramento State, LCSC and UCLA (he played defensively against USC before the UCLA game, but he did not have any plate appearances) did not have a multiple-hit game, but did drive home two runs against Sacramento State and Portland average dramatically lowered C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 37

20 21 DANE RENKERT Junior 6-0/209 Bellingham, Wash. Sehome High 00 RENKERT S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned three varsity letters in baseball for coach Gary Hatch captain senior season two letters in football and one in basketball. JUNIOR: Team finished fifth in the state after a runner-up finish the previous season posted a 4-0 record on the mound. SENIOR ( ): Team finished third in the State tournament had a 10-1 pitching record and hit.476 with five home runs named to the WESCO first team as both a pitcher and outfielder All-State first team as an outfielder and pitcher played in the Washington/Oregon all-star game received honorable mention All-American honors. RENKERT S LOWER COLUMBIA CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played two seasons at Lower Columbia College for former Cougar Kelly Smith finished the year 7-2 and a key in LCC s runnerup finish in the NWAACC. SOPHOMORE ( ): Team captain LCC posted a 26- game win streak during the year and finished fourth in the NWAACC posted a 9-1 pitching record. RENKERT S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): After sitting out a year to work ( ), enrolled at WSU in August, 2003 Dane Alexander Renkert born at Bellingham, Wash parents Ted Renkert and Jean Allard one older sister Jessica enjoys playing ping pong, fishing and watching Seinfeld interested in a communications major at WSU. 15 GRANT RICHARDSON ** Infielder Junior 6-0/218 Richland, Wash. Richland High 01 RICHARDSON S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Played three sports, basketball, football and baseball, where he earned three varsity letters for coach Ben Jacobs captained baseball team senior year. SOPHOMORE: Hit.441 with 11 home runs and 35 RBI while earning All-Big Nine first team honors as a designated hitter...team won Washington 4-A State title. JUNIOR: A member of the Bombers State 4A championship football team all-conference second team first baseman with a.440 batting average and 31 RBI member of Team Washington squad that won the 2000 Northwest title. SENIOR ( ): Earned all-conference first team honors at third base, hitting.544 with 47 RBI and nine home runs won All-Big Nine Triple Crown All-State honoree selected to play in the Washington-Oregon all-star game set career records at RHS with home runs, batting average, hits, RBI and extra base hits single season records for home runs, hits, RBI and extra base hits. RICHARDSON S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled in August V-letter Games - 25 Starts versatile player who made 10 starts at first base and four at designated hitter showed some power, hitting two home runs in 49 at-bats and had a.449 slugging percentage committed just two errors in 80 chances in the field had a three-game hitting streak in late February, going 3-for-8 best plate outing came against CS-Northridge when he was 3-for-4 with three RBI and one home run other home run came against Texas A&M, when he drove home two runs and scored once both doubles came against Pace University had a triple against Pepperdine here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona dnp, ASU.000 (0/2), California.000 (0/ 2), OSU 1.000(2/2), Stanford dnp, UCLA dnp, USC.000 (0/2) Washington.500 (1/2)...his monthly hitting averages: February.212 (7/33), March.417 (5/12), April.000 (0/4), May.000 (0/0). SOPHOMORE ( ): V-letter Games - 53 Starts - 52 BA All-Pacific-10 honorable mention pick third in average, runs scored (32), hits (58) hit home runs in six consecutive games against Gonzaga, Washington and Sac State in early May...also had home runs in four straight games in mid-april against Oregon State and Arizona...team leader with 13 home runs, 50 RBI, 110 total bases,.564 slugging percentage, 340 putouts and.995 fielding percentage third in at-bats (195), runs scored (35) and hits (62) had the team s longest hitting streak, 10 games in late April and early May, C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

21 going 18-for-40 (.450) against ASU, Gonzaga, Washington, Sacramento State, LCSC and USC had four four-game hitting streaks among his best games was a 3-for-4 outing with two runs scored, five RBI, a double and a walk-off home run against Gonzaga in late April went 4-for-4 at Washington in early March with one run, two RBI, a double and a walk had 18 multiple-hit games recorded two hits in a game 12 times, three hits in a game five times and had four hits at Washington led WSU hitters with 15 multiple-rbi games, including five against Gonzaga, three against Pacific, Oregon State and UCLA hit.327 against lefties and.315 against right handed pitchers hit.374 with runners on base,.338 with runners on and.359 with two out reached base.304 percent of the time when leading off an inning success rate advancing runners.548 percent and scored runners from third with less than two outs.765 percent of the opportunities here s how he hit against Pac-10 opponents: Arizona.385 (5/13), ASU.143 (1/7), California.000 (0/2), OSU.462 (6/13), Stanford.154 (2/13), UCLA.365 (4/11), USC.100 (1/10) Washington.375 (9/24)...his monthly hitting averages: February.344 (11/32), March.264 (14/53), April.322 (19/59), May.353 (18/51). Grant Anthony Richardson born in Edmonds, Wash parents John and Karen Richardson one younger brother Zachary and one younger sister Maggie uncle Grant Richardson attended WSU ( 71) and cousin Kevin Richardson played baseball at Gonzaga and is now with the Texas Rangers enjoys fishing and playing golf senior class president at RHS and junior class co-president VICA vice president as a sophomore graduated with a 3.35 prep GPA working on a psychology degree at WSU...wants to be a high school counselor. YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A SAC PO A E F.AVG / / Career: 78/ MIKE RIDGWAY Junior B/Left, T/Left 6-2/190 Port Angeles, Wash. Port Angeles High 01 RIDGWAY S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned three varsity letters in baseball as an outfielder and pitcher for coach Randy Steinmam also picked up three varsity letters in football and basketball. JUNIOR: Named to the All-Olympic, now known as Narrows, League team. SENIOR ( ): Recorded 121 strikeouts in 56 innings and posted a 0.21 ERA while being named to the allleague team MVP of the Narrows League All-State defensive MVP. MLB Draft: Selected in the 42nd round by the Diamondbacks after the 2002 season. RIDGWAY S TACOMA CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Coached by Mike Naughton, earning two letters pitcher named to the All-NWAACC second team. SOPHOMORE ( ): A member of the NWAACC first team posted a 6-1 record with a 1.10 ERA while throwing 57.1 innings issued 16 walks and struck out 65 team s top pitcher in innings pitched and number two in ERA. RIDGWAY S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Michael B. Ridgway born at Port Angeles, Wash parents Dale and Julie Ridgway one older brother Jeff, who currently plays in the Tampa Bay Devil Rays organization during high school posted a 3.3 GPA and was a member of the academic team throughout his prep career interested in a sociology and criminal justice major at WSU. 30 KAEO RUBIN Outfield Junior B/Left, T/Left 5-8/165 Spanaway, Wash. Bethel High 01 RUBIN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned three varsity letters for baseball coach Phil Misley first baseman, outfielder and pitcher. SOPHOMORE: Hit.478 and was an All-South Puget Sound League first team pick hit the most singles in the league. JUNIOR: Repeat pick to the All-SPSL first team. SENIOR ( ): Player of the year in the SPSL and an all-league pick for the third time selected to play in the senior all-star game. RUBIN S EDMONDS CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played two years for head coach Don Marbut, now a WSU assistant coach outfielder team won the NWAACC championship named to the All-NWAACC Northern Division second team and to the all-tournament team. SOPHOMORE ( ): Hit.440 and was named MVP of both the NWAACC Northern Division and of the league tournament first team all-conference pick as team won the NWAACC title with a best ever 43-7 record belted 16 doubles and three home runs while driving home 24 runs also stole 16 bases. RUBIN S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in January, Kaeo (Kah-ay-owe) Rubin born in Germany parents Steven and Gloria Rubin two brothers Kalani and Keola and one sister, Lei while in high school a member of Natural Helpers, FBLA and played in the school band interested in a business major at WSU C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 39

22 44 BRADLEY SELINGER Infielder/ RS-Sophomore 5-11/214 Springfield, Ill. Sacred Heart Griffin 01 SELINGER S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned one varsity letter for baseball coach Eric Chrzanowski also earned four letters in football, playing quarterback football captain junior and senior years. JUNIOR: All-conference (Central State Eight) pick in football. SENIOR ( ): Earned All-Central State Eight accolades in baseball and football and was an honorable mention All-State recipient in football. SELINGER S LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Attended LU to play football for coach Rick Gorzynski redshirt season. SELINGER S SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE CAREER RS-FRESHMAN ( ) Posted a 5-2 record, pitching 50 innings with a 2.15 ERA had 43 Ks, 12 BB and earned conference freshman of the year, second team all-conference and first team all-tournament accolades coached by Steve Torricelli. SELINGER S WSU CAREER RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Transferred to WSU in August, Bradley Selinger born parents are Larry and Vicki Selinger has two older brothers, Scott and Brian, and a younger sister, Bridget his brother Scott played baseball for Regis University and his father played football for Bradley University plans to pursue a social science degree with a minor in business economics. 43 BRETT SOMMER Junior B/Left, T/Right 6-4/272 Elverta, Calif. Woodcreek High 01 SOMMER S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Pitched and played first base for coach Kelly Mayo, earning three varsity letters also earned a letter in football as a defensive tackle and kicker. SOPHOMORE: Earned All-Sierra Foothill League honorable mention honors as team won SFL title hit.368, with three home runs posted a 5-3 record on the mound with a 1.7 ERA. JUNIOR: Named to the SFL first team after hitting.423 with nine home runs led Sacramento area players in home runs. SENIOR ( ): Named co-mvp of the SFL hit.393 with 10 home runs drew 26 walks led all area players in home runs All-State honoree and named the top Div. II player in Sacramento first team Cal-Hi (All-State) selection on the mound, finished 5-0 with a 0.41 ERA, the third best mark in Sacramento. SOMMER S UC-DAVIS CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played one season at UC-Davis for head coach Phil Swimley. SOMMER S AMERICAN RIVER COOLLEGE CAREER SOPHOMORE ( ): Coached by Jason Dana pitcher, first baseman and designated hitter team finished pitched in 14 games, all in relief threw 19.0 innings and struck out 15 posted a 3.79 ERA with a 2-1 record and two saves. SOMMER S WSU CAREER JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in January, Brett W. Sommer born at Carmichael, Calif parents Paul and Cheryl Sommer one younger brother Keith his father played football at Sacramento State and an uncle played football at Fresno State enjoys movies, golfing and boating posted a 3.4 GPA in high school senior year received the Robert K. Puglia Award for athletic and academic achievement and also an academic merit award interested in business and economics major at WSU. 31 CHAD SPELLMAN Outfielder RS-Sophomore B/Left, T/Left 5-11/164 Kent, Wash. Kentridge High 01 SPELLMAN S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Coached by John Flannigan. JUNIOR: Was named to the first team All-SPSL North squad named to the Tacoma News Tribune s All-Area Team team MVP who set league record with.612 batting average. SENIOR ( ): Was named second team All-SPSL North team captain was an all-state selection. SPELLMAN S BIG BEND CC CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Coached by Don Lindgren hit.350 named to the first team All-NWAACC Eastern Division team as an outfielder.team won Eastern Division championship and tied for third at the NWAACC tournament. SPELLMAN S WSU CAREER SOPHOMORE ( ): Games - 6 Starts - 0 medical redshirt season because of a hip injury saw action as a pinch hitter in six early season games, going 0-for-5 at the plate C O U G A R B A S E B A L L

23 STONE S WSU CAREER RS-JUNIOR ( ): Enrolled at WSU in August, Bryan Stone born at Pasadena, Calif parents Gabriel and Annette Mayorga one older brother Joey Brad Stone played baseball at Albertson (when former WSU coach Tim Mooney was head coach) and later in the Milwaukee Brewers organization Wayne Stone played baseball at Oral Roberts and then in the California Angels organization interested in an arts and humanities major at WSU. struck out once last action March 14 against Oregon State in a non-conference game did not play over the final 38 games of the season. Chad Spellman born parents Mike and Kathy Spellman has one older sister Lindsay enjoys fly fishing working toward a general studies degree at WSU. 33 BRYAN STONE Outfield/RHP Junior 5-10/174 Phoenix, Ariz. Mt. Pointe High 00 STONE S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned two varsity letters for coach Roger Leblanc captained team senior year also played football. JUNIOR: Earned honorable mention all-region honors. SENIOR ( ): Selected to numerous all-star teams, including All- Region, All-East Valley, All-Phoenix and All-State named to the Sun Belt all-tourney team. STONE S CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Redshirt season a member of coach Clint Myers CAC team. RS-FRESHMAN ( ): Hit.410 for Central Arizona team won NJCAA championship. RS-SOPHOMORE ( ): Hit.363 with a.488 slugging percentage belted five doubles and stole seven bases on the mound, saw relief action in eight games, throwing 14.0 innings team was ACCAC Region 1 runner-up, finishing TOMMY TRIBBETT Freshman 5-11/197 Colfax, Wash. Colfax High 03 TRIBBETT S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER GENERAL: Earned nine varsity letters for the Bulldogs, including four in football and three in baseball also lettered in basketball team captain for both football and baseball clubs. SOPHOMORE: Hit over.400 while earning All-North East A honors as an outfielder team reached State quarterfinals during the fall team went 11-1 and finished third in the State named to the all-conference team and the punter on the Associated Press All-State team. JUNIOR: In the fall team won State title with 13-0 record named all-conference and All-State linebacker selection baseball team also won State title, finishing 26-1 all-conference outfielder. SENIOR ( ): Baseball team won a second straight State title, finishing 27-0 named to all-conference and All-State teams as an outfielder football team finished 10-1 and reached the State quarterfinals honored with team s most inspirational award and was selected to the AP All-State team as a kicker/punter also all-conference pick as a linebacker and fullback. TRIBBETT S WASHINGTON STATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Enrolled in August member of WSU s Holiday Bowl football team. Thomas Harlan Tribbett born at Colfax, Wash parents Jim and Jeanne Tribbett two sisters Tracy and Tara Tara class of WSU 04 enjoys wakeboarding, fishing, hunting and playing cards prep GPA 3.8 received scholastic award every year in high school interested in a business finance major at WSU C O U G A R B A S E B A L L 41