No. 10 STANFORD CARDINAL (15-9, 4-2) at No. 5 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS (21-7-1, 4-2)

Contact: Kyle McRae Office: (650) 725-2959 Cell: (650) 544-5617 Email: mcrae@stanford.edu Website: gostanford.com 2008 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 15-9, 4-2 (Pac-10) 11-6 (H), 4-3 (A), 0-0 (N) Date Day Opponent (TV) Result/Time FEBRUARY 22 Fri. Nebraska -- DH Game 1 W, 17-7 22 Fri. Nebraska -- DH Game 2 L, 2-9 23 Sat. Nebraska^ W, 4-2 25 Mon. Saint Mary's L, 2-4 26 Tue. Nevada W, 4-3 29 Fri. Cal State Fullerton W, 12-5 MARCH 1 Sat. Cal State Fullerton W, 11-7 2 Sun. Cal State Fullerton W, 6-5 4 Tue. at California L, 3-8 5 Wed. at Saint Mary's$ 7-7 (9) 7 Fri. at Texas L, 2-5 8 Sat. at Texas W, 6-5 9 Sun. at Texas W, 12-9 (8) 21 Fri. Pacific L, 6-10 22 Sat. at Pacific W, 7-3 24 Mon. at Pacific W, 14-0 25 Tue. at Sacramento State L, 3-5 28 Fri. Washington State* L, 4-10 29 Sat. Washington State* W, 7-3 30 Sun. Washington State* W, 4-1 31 Mon. Long Beach State W, 9-3 APRIL 1 Tue. Hawaii L, 2-5 4 Fri. Arizona State* L, 4-6 (10) 5 Sat. Arizona State* W, 12-2 6 Sun. Arizona State* W, 10-2 7 Mon. at California 2:30 pm 9 Wed. UC Davis 6:00 pm 11 Fri. Oregon State* 5:00 pm 12 Sat. Oregon State* 1:00 pm 13 Sun. Oregon State* 1:00 pm 14 Mon. Santa Clara 6:00 pm 16 Wed. San Francisco 6:00 pm 18 Fri. UCLA* 6:00 pm 19 Sat. at UCLA* 2:00 pm 20 Sun. at UCLA* 1:00 pm 21 Mon. at Santa Clara (CSTV) 5:00 pm 23 Wed. Saint Mary's 6:00 pm 25 Fri. USC* 6:00 pm 26 Sat. USC* 1:00 pm 27 Sun. USC* 1:00 pm 28 Mon. at Santa Clara (CSTV) 5:00 pm 30 Wed. at UC Davis 2:30 pm MAY 3 Sat. San Jose State 1:00 pm 4 Sun. at San Jose State 1:00 pm 5 Mon. Pacific 6:00 pm 6 Tue. at San Francisco 3:00 pm 9 Fri. California* 6:00 pm 10 Sat. California* 1:00 pm 11 Sun. California (FSN)* 1:00 pm 12 Mon. Santa Clara 6:00 pm 17 Sat. at Arizona* 7:00 pm, MT 18 Sun. at Arizona* 6:00 pm, MT 19 Mon. at Arizona* 12:00 pm, MT 23 Fri. at Washington* 6:30 pm 24 Sat. at Washington* 2:00 pm 25 Sun. at Washington* 1:00 pm JUNE May 30- June 2 F-M NCAA Regionals TBA 6-9 F-M NCAA Super Regionals TBA 14-25 Sa.-W at College World Series 1 TBA *Pac-10 Game; ^Game completed on February 24; $Game to be completed April 23; 1 Rosenblatt Stadium, Omaha, NE; All Home Games In Bold At Klein Field At Sunken Diamond; Schedule Subject To Change; All Times Pacific Unless Noted Stanford Baseball Game Notes -- April 6, 2008 *Cardinal jumps up three spots in rankings after taking two-of-three from No. 1 Arizona State No. 10 Stanford To Visit No. 5 California In Monday Non-League Game No. 10 STANFORD CARDINAL (15-9, 4-2) at No. 5 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS (21-7-1, 4-2) MONDAY'S PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS (6 pm, PT) RHP Danny Sandbrink (0-0, 1.69) vs. LHP Chris Petrini (2-2, 7.40) LIVE GAME COVERAGE TV: None Stanford Audio: KZSU 90.1 FM, kzsu.stanford.edu, gostanford.com (Kyle McRae) California Audio: calbears.com Gametracker: gostanford.com, thesundevils. com Webcast: gostanford.com STANFORD-CALIFORNIA SERIES HISTORY All-Time Series: Stanford leads 239-216 2008 Results: (Non-Conference at California, March 4) California 8-3 California stopped a pair of Stanford four-game win streak as the Cardinal had won four straight overall and four in a row on the road to end the 2007 before dropping its first road game of 2008. Brett Jackson's two-rbi single with one out in the seventh inning snapped a 3-3 tie and proved to be the game-winner. Zach Jones had tied the game at 3-3 for the Cardinal with a three-run homer in the top of the seventh. 2007 Results: (Non-Conference at Stanford, March 2-4) Stanford 1-0, Stanford 5-4, Stanford 9-7; (Conference at California, April 20-22) California 3-0, Stanford 4-3, California 13-5 Stanford swept a non-conference home series betwen the clubs with a pair of one-run victories and a two-run win to complete the sweep that was also the 2500th in school history. Jeffrey Inman and David Stringer combined on a three-hit shutout in the opener, while Stanford scored a pair of runs in the seventh inning of the middle game to erase a one-run California lead. Two of the three conference games at California were also tight. Tyson Ross and Matt Gorgen combined on a five-hit shutout of the Cardinal in the opener before Stanford scored twice in the top of the seventh in a one-run victory in the middle game as Brian Juhl's clutch two-out single scored Adam Sorgi with the winning run. California scored eight runs in the bottom of the first and won the rubber game, 13-5. Current Game Win Streak: California 2 (April 22, 2007 March 4, 2008) Current Series Win Streak: California 1 (April 20-22, 2007) Current Season Series Win Streak: Stanford 1 (2007) Series Notes: Stanford and California will be playing for the 456th time in recorded history on Monday. Stanford has a 23-game advantage over the Golden Bears all-time but the teams have played nearly evenly over the last four seasons with Stanford holding a slim 10-9 lead. California won the opener this year after Stanford had won four of the six games played between the teams in 2007. The teams split six games in each of the two previous seasons in 2005 and 2006. Stanford had won an amazing 18 straight games against the Golden Bears from March 10, 2002 through the first game of a doubleheader on March 6, 2005, before California finally broke the skid against the Cardinal with a victory in the doubleheader nightcap. NOTES Stanford Back In Top 10 After Taking Two-Of-Three From No. 1 ASU - Stanford moved up three more spots to No. 10 in the latest Baseball America poll released on Monday, April 7, after taking two-of-three from No. 1 Arizona State at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond this past Friday-Sunday. The Cardinal dominated action on Saturday (12-2) and Sunday (10-2) after dropping a 6-4 heartbreaker in 10 innings Friday evening. Stanford is actually ranked as high as No. 8 in the nation by Rivals.com. Stanford is ranked No. 17 by Collegiate Baseball. New polls by USA Today/ESPN and the NCBWA have yet to be released. Stanford Baseball (Champions 2 CWS, 5 Super Regional, 14 Regional, 20 Pac-10) 1

PAC-10 CONFERENCE 2008 STANDINGS (THRU 4/6/08) Team Pac-10 GB Overall Arizona State 4-2 --- 28-3 California 4-2 --- 21-7 Stanford 4-2 --- 15-9 Washington 3-3 1.0 20-9 Oregon State 3-3 1.0 15-10 UCLA 3-3 1.0 14-12 USC 4-5 1.5 15-15 Washington State 2-4 2.0 18-12 Arizona 3-6 2.5 15-11 LAST WEEK'S SCHEDULE/RESULTS Monday, April 7 Stanford at California (2:30 pm, PT) Oregon State at San Francisco (1 pm, PT) LAST WEEK'S SCHEDULE/RESULTS Monday, March 31 at Stanford 9, Long Beach State 3 at Oregon State 5, Portland 4 at Santa Clara 7, Washington State 5 Tuesday, April 1 at Arizona State 9, Wofford 3 San Francisco 5, California 1... at AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA Hawaii 5, at Stanford 2 at UCLA 6, San Diego State 2 at USC 7, UC Riverside 5 at Washington 17, Portland 6 Wednesday, April 2 at Arizona State 12, Wofford 4 at California 5, Fresno State 4 USC 3, at San Diego 2 Friday, April 4 at Washington 1, at Arizona 0* Arizona State 6, at Stanford 4 (10)* at California 5, Oregon State 2* USC 6, at UCLA 1* UC Davis 12, at Washington State 5 Saturday, April 5 Arizona 5, at Washington 0* at Stanford 12, Arizona State 2* at California 9, Oregon State 3* USC 7, at UCLA 4* at Washington State 6, UC Davis 4 -- DH Game 1 at Washington State 7, UC Davis 5 -- DH Game 2 Sunday, April 6 at Washington 5, Arizona 1* at Stanford 10, Arizona State 2* Oregon State 9, at California 2* at UCLA 4, USC 2* UC Davis 13, at Washington State 11 *Pac-10 Game PAC-10 CONFERENCE STATS STANFORD IN THE TEAM RANKINGS BATTING BATTING AVERAGE:.303, 6th RUNS SCORED: 137, 9th DOUBLES: 49, 4th TOTAL BASES: 348, 8th WALKS: 64, 9th SLUGGING PERCENTAGE:.477, 5th HITS: 221, 8th TRIPLES: 6, 7th TOTAL PLATE APPEARANCES: 823, 9th HIT BY PITCH: 12, 8th-T ON-BASE PERCENTAGE:.364, 8th-T RUNS BATTED IN: 129, 8th HOME RUNS: 22, 5th AT BATS: 729, 9th STRIKEOUTS: 139, 8th-T SAC BUNTS: 7, 9th SAC FLIES: 11, 7th STOLEN BASES: 20, 7th STEAL ATTEMPTS: 26, 8th 2 Marquess Wins 1300th To Move Into Top 10 All-Time - Mark Marquess won his 1300th career game Sunday when the Cardinal defeated Arizona State, 12-2, in the rubber game of a three-game set against the nation's top-ranked squad. The victory moved Marquess into a tie for 10th on the all-time win list for NCAA Division I coaches. Marquess' current total (all at Stanford) also ranks him sixth among active coaches. His accomplishments were featured in an Associated Press article that ran on March 26. Stanford Wins Ninth Straight Series - Stanford extended its current string of regular season three-game series victories to nine by taking two-of-three against top-ranked Arizona State last Friday-Sunday. The current streak is Stanford's longest regular season three-game series win streak since the Cardinal won 15 straight regular season three-game series from May 3, 2003 - May 4, 2004. Avoiding Big Losing Streaks - Stanford has not lost more than two consecutive games all season. Stanford Perfect On Several Accounts - Stanford has yet to suffer a loss on the weekend with a perfect 10-0 mark as the Cardinal is 6-0 on Saturdays and 4-0 on Sundays. Stanford has also not lost in a rubber game (5-0), a three-game series finale (6-0), when ahead after eight frames (14-0) or in a one-run game (3-0). Home Advantage - Stanford has had a nice home field advantage at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond throughout the years. The facility has served as a host site for 13 NCAA Regionals, as well as NCAA Super Regionals on five occasions. Stanford has clinched 10 of its 15 trips to the CWS at Sunken Diamond. Stanford has had 43 consecutive winning seasons at home and recorded at least 17 home wins in each of its last 12 campaigns with an amazing 320-106 (.751) home mark over the last 12-plus seasons. Stanford has never had a losing season at Klein Field At Sunken Diamond in the school's recorded history. The Cardinal is off to an 11-6 start in its first 17 home games of 2008. Road Win Streak Snapped - Stanford had won four in a row away from Klein Field at Sunken Diamond before falling at Sacramento State, 5-3, in its most recent road game on March 25. Busy Schedule - Stanford is 12 games into a stretch where the Cardinal will play 29 contests over a 37-day period from March 21 - April 30 that includes five consecutive fivegame weeks. Starting Rotation Pitching Well - Stanford's three primary starters have pitched well in 2008. Jeremy Bleich (2-2, 1.38) equaled his win total in all of 2007 with victories in each of his first two outings of 2008. Although Bleich has suffered losses and a no decision in his last three starts, his ERA has actually gone down 81 points in those three starts as only one of the 12 runs scored against him was earned. Erik Davis (4-1, 4.46) struggled early but has been excellent in his last three starts, combining for a 3-0 record and a 2.52 ERA with two complete games and 23 strikeouts in 25.0 innings. Jeffrey Inman (4-0, 1.80, 30.0 IP, 18 SO) has given up just two runs in his last three starts with 18.1 frames, scattering 19 hits with 13 strikeouts over the stretch. Freshmen Making Their Mark - Stanford has had a total of 12 freshmen play over the first 24 games. Zach Jones (.263, 2 HR, 15 RBI, 4 SB) and Jake Schlander (.216, 11 RBI, 2 SB) have made the biggest impact among position players with Jones starting 21 of the last 22 games and Schlander starting all 24. Although Schlander has struggled offensively, he has made just two errors in the field in 97 defensive chances for a.979 fielding percentage as the team's shortstop. He has also raised his batting average 31 points in the last three games by 4-for-9 with a double and three RBI in those contests. Drew Storen (1-2, 3.72, 2 SV, 19.1 IP, 18 SO) has arguably been the team's top reliever and co-leads the team with two saves and nine appearances. Alex Pracher (0-1, 8.71, 1 SV, 10.1 IP, 10 SO) has equauled Storen's nine appearances, while Danny Sandbrink (0-0, 1.69, 10.2 IP, 3 SO) has also been effective. Fifth All-Time Winningest Program - Stanford is the fifth all-time winningest program in college baseball history with a record of 2533-1587-32 (.614) in 4152 games over 115- plus seasons. Stanford has won two College World Series titles in its 15 trips to Omaha and finished second on three other occasions. The Cardinal has added five NCAA Super Regional titles, 14 NCAA Regional crowns and 20 conference championships. Stringer Nearing All-Time Save List - David Stringer has 10 career saves and is now just one shy of tying Aaron Dorlarque (1989-92) for 10th place. Starting Strong - Stanford has outscored its opponents in the first inning this season, 32-8. Stanford Baseball (Champions 2 CWS, 5 Super Regional, 14 Regional, 20 Pac-10)

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 EARNED RUN AVERAGE: 4.23, 4th-T STRIKEOUTS: 134, 9th OPPONENTS BATTING AVERAGE:.277, 7th BATTERS STRUCK OUT LOOKING: 40, 9th SAVES: 6, 6th-T RUNS ALLOWED: 109, 4th EARNED RUNS ALLOWED: 87, 4th INNINGS PITCHED: 185.0, 9th WINS: 13, 6th-T RUNNERS PICKED OFF: 2, 4th-T HITS ALLOWED: 194, 2nd WALKS ALLOWED: 81, 4th HIT BY PITCHES: 32, 3rd HOME RUNS ALLOWED: 14, 3rd FIELDING FIELDING PERCENTAGE:.971, 2nd ASSISTS: 227, 8th DEFENSIVE CHANCES: 805, 8th ERRORS: 23, 9th (least) CAUGHT STEALING BY: 14, 3rd PUTOUTS: 559, 9th FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS: 20, 6th STANFORD THE INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS BATTING JASON CASTRO SACRIFICE FLIES: 3, 1st-T HOME RUNS: 6, 8th-T DOUBLES: 7, 9th-T SLUGGING PERCENTAGE:.684, 10th ZACH JONES SAC BUNTS: 3, 7th-T RANDY MOLINA BATTING AVERAGE:.433, 1st CORD PHELPS BATTING AVERAGE:.415, 4th ON-BASE PERCENTAGE:.490, 5th HITS: 34, 9th-T STEAL ATTEMPTS: 8, 10th-T SEAN RATLIFF TRIPLES: 3, 2nd-T SLUGGING PERCENTAGE:.763, 3rd HOME RUNS: 6, 8th-T DOUBLES: 7, 9th-T TOTAL BASES: 58, 9th-T JEREMY BLEICH EARNED RUN AVERAGE: 1.38, 3rd OPPONENTS BATTING AVERAGE:.189, 4th ERIK DAVIS WINS: 3, 6th-T Significantly Better Pitching And Fielding In 2008 - Stanford has had much better pitching and fielding numbers in 2008. Stanford has recorded a 4.10 ERA that is 1.89 points better than the 6.01 the team recorded as the worst mark in school history in 2007. The Cardinal's.974 fielding percentage is 11 points ahead of last year's.963 and only.003 points shy of the school record.977, while the team's.305 batting average is also equal to last year's.305. Huge Roster And Pitching Staff - Stanford has 45 players on its 2008 roster with 23 of those listed as either a pitcher or a two-way player. Stanford may need a lot of depth, especially on the mound, in the first year of college baseball's condensed season as the Cardinal is still scheduled to play 56 regular season games in approximately three weeks less time than the club has in the past. Five Two-Way Players On The Roster - Stanford has five two-way players listed on the roster in Brendan Domaracki (OF/RHP), Michael Marshall (1B/RHP), Sean Ratliff (OF/ LHP), Drew Storen (RHP/3B) and Austin Yount (3B/RHP). Ratliff and Yount have both already contributed on the mound and at the plate. Domaracki has played but yet to pitch, while Storen and Marshall have both pitched but yet to play a position or hit. Sean Ratliff On Wallace Award Watch List - Sean Ratliff is currently on the Wallace Award Watch List for the honor given annually by the College Baseball Foundation to the top college player in the nation. Ratliff was a First Team All-Pac-10 choice in 2007 when he hit.339 with 12 HR and 45 RBI. He is on pace to produce similar even better numbers this season as he is hitting.337 with eight homers, 26 RBI and three stolen bases in his first 24 contests of 2008. Day And Night - Stanford has been much better this season in day games (12-3) than in night contests (3-6). Better Against The Best - Stanford has played better against the best teams in the country, going 8-3 against ranked squads (according to Baseball America at the time of the game) than unranked clubs as the Cardinal has posted just a 7-6 record against teams not in the Baseball America poll at the time of the game. The Cardinal is coming off a two-of-three series victory against Arizona State from April 4-6. Upcoming Games - stanford will play eight of its next 10 games and its next two Pac-10 series on the road after wrapping up an eight-game homestand with a three-game set versus Arizona State from April 4-6. Stanford starts the stretch with a single game at California on Monday, April 7 (2:30 pm, PT), before hosting UC Davis on Wednesday, April 9 (6 pm, PT). The Cardinal then has back-to-back Pac-10 road series at Oregon State (Friday-Sunday, April 11-13, 5 pm, 1 pm, 1 pm, PT) and UCLA (Friday-Sunday, April 18-20, 6 pm, 2 pm, 1 pm, PT) sandwiched around a pair of non-conference home games against Santa Clara (Monday, April 14, 6 pm, PT) and San Francisco (Wednesday, April 16, 6 pm, PT). Stanford ends the current road run with a game at Santa Clara (Monday, April 21, 5 pm, PT) that will be televised live nationally by CSTV. JEFFREY INMAN EARNED RUN AVERAGE: 1.44, 4th WINS: 3, 6th-T DREW STOREN SAVES: 2, 7th-T DAVID STRINGER SAVES: 2, 7th-T FIELDING JASON CASTRO FIELDING PERCENTAGE: 1.000, 1st-T JASON CASTRO FIELDING PERCENTAGE: 1.000, 1st-T CAUGHT STEALING BY: 13, 1st STEALING ATTEMPTS AGAINST: 32, 2nd CORD PHELPS ASSISTS: 64, 5th FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS: 17, 7th-T SEAN RATLIFF FIELDING PERCENTAGE: 1.000, 1st-T JAKE SCHLANDER FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS: 18, 3rd-T Stanford Baseball (Champions 2 CWS, 5 Super Regional, 14 Regional, 20 Pac-10) 3

MARK MARQUESS Head Coach 32nd Season Stanford (1969) CWS Titles (2): 1987, '88 CWS Runners-Up (3): 2000, '01, '03 CWS Appearances (13): 1982, '83, '85, '87, '88, '90, '95, '97, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03 NCAA Regional Titles (14): 1982, '83, '85, '87, '88, '90, '95, '97, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '06 NCAA Super Regional Titles (5): 1999, 2000, '01, '02, '03 Pac-10 Regular Season Titles (12): 1983, '84, '85, '87, '90, '94, '97, '98, '99, 2000, '03, '04 NCAA Championship Appearances (24): 1981, '82, '83, '84, '85, '86, '87, '88, '90, '91, '92, '94, '95, '96, '97, '98, '99, 2000, '01, '02, '03, '04, '05, '06 Overall Record: 1300-654-5 (.665) Stanford Record: Same NCAA Postseason Record: 112-52 (.683) NCAA Regional Record: 68-25 (.731) NCAA Super Regional Record: 10-4 (.714) CWS Record: 34-23 (.596) Pac-10 Record: 514-344 (.599) All-Time Division I Victory Rank: 10th-T Active Division I Victory Rank: 6th NCAA Coach of the Year: 3 (1985, '87, '88) Pac-10 Coach of the Year: 9 (1983, '85, '87, '90, '94, '97, '98, '99, 2003) MARQUESS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall (Pac-10, Place) NCAA 1977 43-23 (5-13, 3rd-T)* ----- 1978 35-20-1 (6-12, 3rd-T)* ----- 1979 35-23 (13-17, 5th-T)^ ----- 1980 29-24 (13-17, 5th)^ ----- 1981 43-22 (16-14, 2nd)^ Regional 1982 49-18-1 (20-10, 2nd)^ 5th-T CWS 1983 41-17-1 (20-10, 1st)^ Regional 1984 38-26-1 (18-12, 1st-T)^ Regional 1985 47-15 (23-7, 1st)^ 5th-T CWS 1986 38-23 (18-12, 2nd-T)^ Regional 1987 53-17 (21-9, 1st)^ CWS Champs 1988 46-23 (18-12, 2nd-T)^ CWS Champs 1989 30-28 (12-18, 4th)^ ----- 1990 59-12 (24-6, 1st)^ 3rd-T CWS 1991 39-23 (18-12, 2nd)^ Regional 1992 39-23 (17-13, 2nd)^ Regional 1993 27-28 (10-20, 6th)^ ----- 1994 36-24 (21-9, 1st)^ Regional 1995 40-25 (20-10, 2nd)^ 5th-T CWS 1996 41-19 (19-11, 2nd)^ Regional 1997 45-20 (21-9, 1st)^ 3rd-T CWS 1998 42-14-1 (22-8, 1st)^ Regional 1999 50-15 (19-5, 1st) 3rd-T CWS 2000 50-16 (17-7, 1st-T) 2nd CWS 2001 51-17 (17-7, 2nd) 2nd CWS 2002 47-18 (16-8, 2nd) 3rd-T CWS 2003 51-18 (18-6, 1st) 2nd CWS 2004 46-14 (16-8, 1st) Regional 2005 34-25 (12-12, 6th-T) Regional 2006 33-27 (11-13, 5th-T) Super Regional 2007 28-28 (9-15, 8th) N/A 2008 15-9 (4-2, 1st-T) --- *Pacific-8; ^Pac-10 Southern Division Totals 1300-654-5 (514-344) Championships 2 College World Series 5 NCAA Super Regional 14 NCAA Regional STANFORD HEAD COACH MARK MARQUESS One of the nation's premier collegiate coaches and the winningest coach in Stanford Baseball history, Mark Marquess is in his 32nd season at the helm of the Cardinal and his 40th associated with the program in 2008. Marquess has won more games than any coach in any sport ever at Stanford with the amazing numbers he has posted during his long tenure on The Farm. Marquess reached his most recent milestone on April 6, 2008, when he won his 1300th career game (all at Stanford) when the Cardinal defeated top-ranked Arizona State, 10-2, in a rubber game against the top-ranked Sun Devils. Marquess has a 1300-654-5 (.665) all-time record in 1959 career games, as well as equally impressive marks in postseason (112-52,.683), NCAA Regional (68-25,.731), NCAA Super Regional (10-4,.714), CWS (34-23,.596) and Pac-10 (514-344,.599) action. He is currently ranked sixth among all active NCAA Division I coaches in victories and tied for 10th on the all-time list among Division I coaches. Previous recent milestones included win No. 1000 with a victory over Florida State on February 9, 2001. Just over two years later, he picked up win No. 1100 versus Nevada on February 17, 2003. He became the 16th NCAA Division I head baseball coach to win 1200 collegiate games just over another two years after that when the Cardinal defeated California at Sunken Diamond on March 5, 2005. He also won his 100th career postseason game in Stanford's NCAA Super Regional clinching victory over Long Beach State (June 7, 2003). The 1969 Stanford graduate has led the Cardinal to two CWS titles and three runner-up showings in five CWS championship appearances, as well as 13 College World Series trips, five NCAA Super Regional titles, 14 NCAA Regional championships and 12 Pac-10 crowns (includes Southern Division and shared titles). Stanford's two CWS championships under Marquess came in back-to-back fashion in 1987 and 1988 as the Cardinal is just one of four teams to have ever won back-toback Division I College World Series titles. The three runner-up showings have all come this decade with the Cardinal taking second in Omaha in 2000, 2001 and 2003. Maybe even more amazing, all 13 teams that Marquess has taken to the College World Series have won at least one game. Stanford has qualified for the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship 24 times in the first 30 seasons under Marquess with a current school record run of 13 straight appearances in postseason play. He has been named NCAA Coach of the Year three times and has received Pac-10 or Pac-10 Southern Division Coach of the Year honors on nine occasions, most recently with his Pac-10 selection in 2003. The Cardinal has been at.500 or better in 30 of the first 31 campaigns under his leadership. His clubs have finished either first or second in the prestigious NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL ALL-TIME COACHES WIN LIST Coach, Current or Last School (Yr.) Wins 1. Augie Garrido, Texas (40th) 1650 2. Gene Stephenson, Wichita State (30th) 1627 3. Mike Martin, Florida State (28th) 1512 4. Larry Hays, Texas Tech (38th) 1500 5. Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech (47) 1444 6. Cliff Gustafson, Texas (29) 1427 7. Ron Polk, Mississippi State (35th) 1364 8. Rod Dedeaux, USC (44) 1342 9. Larry Cochell, Oklahoma (39) 1331 10T. Mark Marquess, Stanford (32nd) 1300 10T. Bob Bennett, Fresno State (34) 1300 *Active Coaches In Bold Updated Thru Games of April 6, 2008 Pacific-10 (formerly Pac-10 Southern Division) 22 times in the last 27 seasons. Stanford has had 139 players drafted by professional baseball in the past 23 campaigns, including 18 in the last 21 years that had players were either drafted in the first round or as a Compensation A pick. Stanford has had more first round picks (6) since 2000 than any other school in the nation, most recently with the selection of Greg Reynolds as the No. 2 overall pick in 2006. A member of the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, Marquess was the head coach of the 1988 United States Olympic baseball team that captured the gold medal. He was also an accomplished football and baseball standout on The Farm, and is a member of the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame. He is one of only 10 people to have ever both played and coached in the College World Series. Marquess was the starting first baseman and a First Team All-American on Stanford's 1967 CWS squad and played four seasons in the minor leagues with the Chicago White Sox organization. STANFORD COACHING STAFF Dean Stotz is in his 32nd season with Stanford Baseball and his ninth as the team's associate head coach after he was promoted to the position prior to the 2000 season following 23 years of service as an assistant. Stotz currently coaches third base while also handling various offensive and defensive aspects of the game. Dave Nakama is also in his ninth campaign over two stints as an assistant, while Jeff Austin is in his first season as the team's pitching coach. 8 Stanford Baseball (Champions 2 CWS, 5 Super Regional, 14 Regional, 20 Pac-10)

\INDIVIDUAL / GAME-HIGHS #7 JOEY AUGUST (OF) 7, twice AB 5, three times 3, at California (3/3/06) R 2, three times 6, at USC (5/25/07) H 3, twice 1, three times HR None 3, vs. USC (3/11/07) RBI 2, vs. Arizona St. (4/6) 1, five times SB None 11 games (3/4/07-4/1/07) STK 6 games (3/4-4/6) #17 CORY BANNISTER (RHP) 3.1, at California (4/22/07) IP 2.0, vs. Hawaii (4/1) 5, at California (4/22/07) SO 3, vs. Hawaii (4/1) #21 JEREMY BLEICH (LHP) 9.0, at Pacific (5/19/07) IP 6.1, vs. CS Fullerton (2/29) 7, vs. Kansas (2/25/07) SO 4, three times #22 STEPHEN BROWN (OF) 2, at Santa Clara (5/9/06) AB None #15 JASON CASTRO (1B/C) 6, twice AB 5, four times 3, three times R 3, twice 4, twice H 4, twice 1, 11 times HR 1, seven times 3, three times RBI 3, at Texas (3/8) 1, eight times SB 1, twice 12 games (5/7/06-5/26/06) STK 7 games (3/1-3/21) #29 BEN CLOWE (C/OF) 4, at Texas (3/7/08) AB 4, at Texas (3/7/08) 1, vs. Washington St. (3/29/08) R 1, vs. Washington St. (3/29) 3, at Texas (3/7/08) H 3, at Texas (3/7/08) 2 games (3/7-3/24/08) STK 3 games (3/7-3/24) #19 ERIK DAVIS (RHP) 9.0, twice IP 9.0, twice 10, at Pacific (3/22/08) SO 10, at Pacific (3/22) #14 BRENDAN DOMARACKI (OF) 6, at USC (5/26/07) AB 5, three times 2, four times R 2, twice 3, at USC (5/26/07) H 2, five times 1, three times HR None 4, at USC (5/26/07) RBI 2, three times 1, three times SB 1, vs. Pacific (3/21) 7 games (3/8-3/29/08) STK 7 games (3/8-3/29) #43 KIRK ERICKSON (C) 1, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) AB 1, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) #40 MAX FEARNOW (RHP) 5.1, at California (3/4/08) IP 5.1, at California (3/4) 4, three times SO 4, vs. Nebraska (2/23) #2 ADAM GAYLORD (INF) 5, vs. UCLA (3/31/07) AB 1, three times 2, twice R None 3, twice H None 2, vs. Oregon St. (4/27/07) RBI None 1, vs. Kansas (2/25/07) SB None 8 games (2/4/07-2/23/07) STK None #24 TOBY GERHART (OF) 5, 12 times AB 4, twice 2, five times R 1, five times 3, twice H 1, five times 1, three times HR 1, vs. CS Fullerton (3/2) 3, vs. Fresno St. (2/10/07) RBI 1, twice 1, three times SB 1, vs. Long Beach St. (3/31) 8 games (4/21/07-5/5/07) STK 2 games (3/30-3/31) #11 DAVE GIULIANI (OF) 1, at Pacific (3/24/08) AB 1, at Pacific (3/24) #27 BLAKE HANCOCK (LHP) 4.0, twice IP 4.0, vs. Arizona St. (4/6) 4, vs. Arizona St. (4/6/08) SO 4, vs. Arizona St. (4/6) #20 JEFFREY INMAN (RHP) 9.0, at Washington St. (5/5/07) IP 7.1, vs. Washington St. (3/30) 9, vs. California (3/2/07) SO 8, at Pacific (3/24) #3 J.J. JELMINI (INF) 3, twice AB 1, twice 1, six times R None 1, three times H None 1, twice RBI None 1 game, three times STK None #5 ZACH JONES (C/INF) 5, twice AB 5, twice 3, vs. Arizona St. (4/6/08) R 3, vs. Arizona St. (4/6) 3, twice H 3, twice 1, twice HR 1, twice 3, at California (3/4/08) RBI 3, at California (3/4) 1, twice SB 1, twice 3 games, four times STK 3 games, four times #30 JONATHAN KASKOW (1B) 1, four times AB 1, four times 1, vs. Nebraska (2/22/08-DH1) R 1, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) 1, vs. CS Fullerton (3/1/08) H 1, vs. CS Fullerton (3/1) 1 game (3/1/08) STK 1 game (3/1) #42 KELLEN KIILSGAARD (OF) 2, at Pacific (3/24/08) AB 2, at Pacific (3/24) 1, at Pacific (3/24/08) R 1, at Pacific (3/24) #47 WILL KRASNE (RHP) 0.2, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH2) IP 0.2, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH2) #37 MICHAEL MARSHALL (1B/RHP) 2.0, at California (3/4/08) IP 2.0, at California (3/4) 1, twice SO 1, twice #25 BRENT MILLEVILLE (C/1B) 5, six times AB 5, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) 2, seven times R 2, at Pacific (3/24) 4, twice H 2, three times 2, at Pacific (3/24/08) HR 2, at Pacific (3/24) 5, at Nevada (4/10/07) RBI 4, at Pacific (3/24) 1, five times SB 1, twice 6 games (5/18/07-2/22/08) STK 2 games, twice #33 RANDY MOLINA (INF) 5, seven times AB 5, twice 2, eight times R 2, three times 4, at USC (3/11/06) H 3, Hawaii (4/1) 1, twice HR 1, twice 5, vs. CS Fullerton (2/29/08) RBI 5, vs. CS Fullerton (2/29) 9 games (3/24/08-4/6/08) STK 10 games (3/24-4/6) #12 WANDE OLABISI (OF) 1, vs. USC (3/11/07) R None #38 REX PETRILL (RHP) 0.2, twice IP 0.2, at California (3/4) #16 CORD PHELPS (INF) 6, three times AB 6, vs. Arizona St. (4/5) 3, twice R 3, twice 4, vs. Nevada (2/26/08) H 4, vs. Nevada (2/26) 2, vs. Nebraska (2/22/08-DH1) HR 2, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) 4, vs. Nebraska (2/22/08-DH1) RBI 4, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) 1, six times SB 1, five times 8 games (5/19/07-2/22/08) STK 8 games (3/22-4/1) #44 ALEX PRACHER (RHP) 3.0, vs. Saint Mary's (2/25/08) IP 3.0, vs. Saint Mary's (2/25) 3, twice SO 3, twice #18 SEAN RATLIFF (OF/LHP) BATTING 6, vs. UC Davis (5/22/07) AB 5, four times 4, vs. California (3/4/07) R 3, three times 4, twice H 4, at Texas (3/9) 2, four times HR 2, at Texas (3/9) 7, at Arizona St. (4/6/07) RBI 5, at Texas (3/9) 1, 13 times SB 1, three times 13 games, twice STK 13 games (3/8-4/5) 3.2, vs. Cal St. Fullerton (2/4/06) IP 2.0, vs. CS Fullerton (3/2) 6, vs. Cal St. Fullerton (2/4/06) SO None #28 DANNY SANDBRINK (RHP) 2.2, vs. Washington St. (3/29/08) IP 2.2, vs. Washington St. (3/29) 2, at Sacramento St. (3/25/08) SO 2, at Sacramento St. (3/25) #6 JAKE SCHLANDER (INF) 4, nine times AB 4, 10 times 2, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) R 2, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH1) 2, four times H 2, four times 2, vs. Arizona St. (4/5/08) RBI 2, vs. Arizona St. (4/8) 1, twice SB 1, twice 3 games (4/4/08-4/6/08) STK 3 games (4/4-4/6) #34 TOM STILSON (LHP) 2.0, vs. Washington St. (3/29/08) IP 2.0, vs. Washington St. (3/29) 2, four times SO 2, at Texas (3/7) #26 DREW STOREN (RHP) 4.0, vs. Saint Mary's (2/25/08) IP 4.0, vs. Saint Mary's (2/25) 4, at Texas (3/8) SO 4, at Texas (3/8) #39 DAVID STRINGER (RHP) 7.0, at Santa Clara (5/15/07) IP 6.1, vs. Arizona St. (4/5) 8, at Fresno St. (2/26/06) SO 4, vs. Long Beach St. (3/31) #46 BILLY VERNON (RHP) 0.2, vs. Nebraska (2/22/08-DH2) IP None #23 BRANDT WALKER (RHP) 3.0, at Cal St. Fullerton (2/2/07) IP 2.0, vs. Saint Mary's (2/25) 3, twice SO 2, vs. Saint Mary's (2/25) #13 COLIN WALSH (INF) 4, vs. Nebraska (2/23/08) AB 4, vs. Nebraska (2/23) 1, vs. Nebraska (2/22/08-DH2) R 1, vs. Nebraska (2/22-DH2) 1, twice H 1, twice 1, vs. Washington St. (3/28/08) RBI 1, vs. Washington St. (3/28) 1 game, twice STK 1 game, twice #1 JEFF WHITLOW (OF) 5, three times AB 5, at Pacific (3/22) 2, twice R 1, six times 3, at Pacific (3/22/08) H 3, at Pacific (3/22) 1, three times HR 1, at Sacramento St. (3/25) 3, vs. Kansas (2/23/07) RBI 2, three times 1, three times SB 1, twice 3 games, three times STK 3 games (3/22-3/25) #4 AUSTIN YOUNT (3B/RHP) 5, three times AB 5, twice 2, three times R 2, vs. Arizona St. (4/6) 4, vs. Pacific (3/21/08) H 4, vs. Pacific (3/21) 1, vs. Cal St. Fullerton (2/4/06) HR None 3, twice RBI 2, at Pacific (3/24) 4 games (3/9-3/24/08) STK 4 games (3/9-3/24) 5.2, twice IP 2.2, vs. CS Fullerton (2/29) 5, twice SO 4, vs. CS Fullerton (2/29) Stanford Baseball (Champions 2 CWS, 5 Super Regional, 14 Regional, 20 Pac-10) 9

SUPERLATIVES Overall: 15-9 Pac-10: 4-2 Non-Conference Regular Season: 11-7 Home: 11-6 Away: 4-3 Neutral: 0-0 Day: 12-3 Night: 3-6 Ranked Opponents: 8-3 Unranked Opponents: 7-6 (according to Baseball America at time of game) On Television: 0-0 February: 4-2 March: 9-5 April: 2-2 Monday: 2-1 Tuesday: 1-3 Friday: 2-5 Saturday: 6-0 Sunday: 4-0 Doubleheaders: 0-0-1 3-Game Series Openers: 2-4 3-Game Series Middle Games: 5-1 3-Game Series Finales: 6-0 Completing 3-Game Series Sweeps: 1-0 Avoiding 3-Game Series Sweeps: 0-0 3-Game Series Rubber Games: 5-0 Non-Series Games: 2-4 1-Run: 3-0 2-Run: 1-3 3-Run: 2-2 4-Run: 3-1 5-Run: 0-1 6-Run: 1-1 7-Run: 1-1 8-Run: 1-0 10-Run: 2-0 14-Run: 1-0 Extra Innings: 0-1 Less Than 9 Innings: 1-0 Stanford Scores First: 12-5 Opponent Scores First: 3-4 Comeback Wins: 7 Comebacks Allowed: 6 Leading After 5 Innings: 13-1 Trailing After 5 Innings: 1-7 Tied After 5 Innings: 1-1 Leading After 8 Innings: 14-0 Trailing After 8 Innings: 0-7 Tied After 8 Innings: 1-2 Win Streak: 4 (2/26-3/2) Road Win Streak: 4 (3/8-3/24) Home Win Streak: 4 (2/26-3/2) Neutral Win Streak: None Losing Streak: 2, three times Road Losing Streak: 2 (3/4-3/7) Home Losing Streak: 2 (3/21-3/28) Neutral Losing Streak: None Darkness Postponements: 1 Weather Postponements: 1 Travel-Related Shortened Games: 1 GAME-HIGHS TEAM BATTING AB: 40, twice R: 17, vs. Nebraska-1 (2/22) R (Inning): 6, vs. Arizona State (4/6, 5th Inning) H: 17, vs. Arizona State (4/5) RBI: 16, vs. Nebraska-1 (2/22) 2B: 8, at Pacific 3B: 1, seven times HR: 3, three times Total Bases: 32, twice BB: 9, vs. Cal State Fullerton (2/29) SO: 11, vs. Pacific (3/22) SAC: 2, at Texas (3/9) SF: 4, at Pacific (3/22) SB: 2, six times HBP: 2, five times Caught Stealing: 2, vs. Long Beach State (3/31) Runners LOB: 11, twice Hit Into DP: 2, seven times 2008 SUPERLATIVES/EXTRAS TEAM IP: 10.0, vs. Arizona State (4/4) SO: 12, at Pacific (3/22) Earned Runs Allowed (Low): 0, at Pacific (3/24) Runs Allowed (Low): 0, at Pacific (3/24) Hits Allowed (Low): 3, vs. Nebraska (2/23) Walks Allowed (Low): 0, vs. Nevada (2/26) Runs Allowed: 10, twice Earned Runs Allowed: 10, vs. Washington State (3/28) Hits Allowed: 16, at Texas (3/9) Walks Allowed: 10, vs. Arizona State (4/4) TEAM FIELDING PO: 30, vs. Arizona State (4/4) A: 19, at Texas (3/9) E: 3, twice E (Low): 0, seven times DPs Turned: 6, at Texas (3/9) TPs Turned: None MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Longest Game (Inn): 10, vs. Arizona State (4/4) Longest Game (Time): 3:44, vs. Arizona State (4/4) Longest 9-Inning Game (Time): 3:40, vs. Nebraska-2 (2/22) Shortest Game (Inn): 8, at Texas (3/9) Shortest Game (Time): 2:23, vs. Washington State (3/29) Shortest 9-Inning Game (Time): 2:23, vs. Washington State (3/29) Largest Attend: 7004, at Texas (3/8) Largest Home Attend: 2171, vs. Arizona State (4/6) INDIVIDUAL BATTING AB: 6, Cord Phelps, vs. Arizona State (4/4) R: 3, eight times H: 4, five times 2B: 2, four times 3B: 1, seven times HR: 2, three times RBI: 5, twice Grand Slams: None Inside-The-Park HR: Cord Phelps (3/9) Cycles: None Total Bases: 13, Sean Ratliff (3/9) BB: 3, Sean Ratliff (2/29) SO: 3, six times SAC: 2, Zach Jones (3/9) SF: 1, 13 times SB: 1, 22 times HBP: 1, 16 times INDIVIDUAL IP (Start): 9.0, Erik Davis, twice IP (Relief): 6.1, David Stringer, vs. Arizona State (4/4) Fewest Runs (CG): 2, Erik Davis, vs. Arizona State (4/5) Fewest Hits (CG): 4, Erik Davis, vs. Arizona State (4/5) SO: 10, Erik Davis, at Pacific (3/22) Fewest Walks (CG): 3, Erik Davis, vs. Washington State (3/29) INDIVIDUAL FIELDING PO: 14, Randy Molina, vs. Arizona State (4/4) A: 9, Cord Phelps (3/9) E: 2, twice HOME RUN LIST No. Name (Date, Opp., Pitcher, On Base, Inn., Outs, Count) 1. Phelps (2/22-1, vs. NEB, Weber, solo, 1st, 0, 3-1)* 2. Jones (2/22-1, vs. NEB, Matasaki, 2-run, 5th, 0, 1-2) 3. Phelps (2/22-1, vs. NEB, Mariot, 3-run, 6th, 1, 0-0) 4. Castro (2/23, vs. NEB, Herr, 2-run, 7th, 2, 1-1) 5. Castro (2/25, vs. SMC, Schneider, solo, 2nd, 0, 3-2)* 6. Molina (2/29, vs. CSF, Kelly, 3-run, 2nd, 0, 0-2) 7. Ratliff (3/1, vs. CSF, Wilson, 2-run, 8th, 2, 1-2) 8. Castro (3/2, vs. CSF, Jorgenson, 2-run, 6th, 0, 3-2) 9. Gerhart (3/2, vs. CSF, Dovel, solo, 8th, 0, 1-2)* 10. Jones (3/4, at CAL, Ferguson, 3-run, 7th, 0, 0-1) 11. Castro (3/7, at TEX, Wood, 2-run, 8th, 2, 0-1) 12. Castro (3/8, at TEX, Tackett, 2-run, 7th, 1, 1-0) 13. Ratliff (3/9, at TEX, Shinaberry, solo, 5th, 0, 3-2)* 14. Phelps (3/9, at TEX, Ruffin, solo, 5th, 2, 0-0) 15. Ratliff (3/9, at TEX, Ruffin, solo, 7th, 0, 0-0)* 16. Milleville (3/24, at PAC, Akins, 2-run, 7th, 0, 1-2) 17. Milleville (3/24, at PAC, Berolzheimer, 2-run, 8th, 1, 0-0) 18. Whitlow (3/25, at SAC, Orozco, 2-run, 4th, 2, 1-0) 19. Ratliff (3/28, vs. WSU, Humes, solo, 8th, 1, 3-2) 20. Castro (3/28, vs. WSU, Argyropoulos, solo, 9th, 0, 2-2)* 21. Ratliff (3/29, vs. WSU, Kost, 3-run, 8th, 1, 1-2) 22. Ratliff (3/31, vs. LBSU, Lorin, 3-run, 4th, 0, 0-1) 23. Ratliff (4/4, vs. ASU, Leake, solo, 6th, 1, 2-0) 24. Ratliff (4/5, vs. ASU, Blair, 2-run, 6th, 2, 0-0) 25. Castro (4/5, vs. ASU, Blair, solo, 8th, 1, 1-0)^ 26. Molina (4/5, vs. ASU, Blair, solo, 8th, 1, 3-2)^ *Leadoff ^Back-To-Back!Inside-The-Park #Walkoff HIT STREAKS (5 Games or More) 13, Sean Ratliff (3/8-4/5)# 10, Randy Molina (3/24-4/6)+ 8, Cord Phelps (3/24-4/1)# 7, Jason Castro (3/1-3/21) 7, Brendan Domaracki (3/8-3/29)+ 6, Joey August (3/4-4/6) 6, Cord Phelps (3/1-3/9) 5, Jason Castro (3/28-4/1) 5, Sean Ratliff (2/25-3/2) +Career-Best Hit Streak; #Career-Best-Tying Hit Streak; Current Streaks In Bold 10 Stanford Baseball (Champions 2 CWS, 5 Super Regional, 14 Regional, 20 Pac-10)