2018 Wichita State Baseball Fact Book by Wichita State Athletics

History of WuShock

It was in 1904 when Wichita State University was known as Fairmount College that R.J. Kirk (Class of 1907), a football manager, invented the name “Wheat Shockers” for posters to advertise a game against the Chilocco Indians.

Kirk had put the word “Indians” under the name Chilocco and a press agent for the Wichita Fall Festival, helping to publicize the contest, demanded that Kirk should produce a nickname for Fairmount to balance the poster. In those days, when wheat was shocked or headed, the majority of the players earned a stake for college expenses by working all summer in the harvest and threshing and came back tough enough to play 60-minute games. Although the name was never officially adopted, it caught on, was combined into one word, and survived until it was shortened to “Shockers” as Wichita State teams are known today. The story of WuShock began in 1948. Wichita University students of the art department were invited by Kappa Pi art fraternity to compete in the creation of a design to typify the spirit of the school. Walter Lengel’s design students were given the assignment as a requirement of his class. The entries were to be judged by members of the student publications board. The contest was wide open...no theme was established. Wilbur Elsea, a junior who had been a Marine during World War II, decided that, “the school needed a mascot who gave a tough impression...with a serious, no-nonsense scowl.” And his design for the WuShock character was adopted. WuShock got its name in another contest, which was won by freshman Jack Kersting. But the story does not end there. Dave Johnson, a WU cheerleader, changed the mascot from ink into flesh and blood in 1954. He and members of the art department brought WuShock to life as a costume. He has been the WSU mascot since 1948, and has been in the movies, thrown out of a basketball game, been kidnapped and has entertained thousands of Shocker fans.

Table of Contents Contents..................................................................................... 1 Covering the Shockers.......................................................... 2 2018 Schedule......................................................................... 3 2018 MVC Tournament Bracket.......................................... 4 Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field................................... 5-6 Dr. John Bardo, Wichita State President...........................7 Darron Boatright, Wichita State Athletic Director........ 8 2018 Team Information......................................................... 9 2018 Roster............................................................................ 10

Coaches

Todd Butler, Head Coach................................................ 11-13 Mike Steele, Assistant Coach.............................................14 Sammy Esposito, Assistant Coach...................................15 Scott Gurss, Director of Operations.................................16 Willie Schwanke, Volunteer Assistant Coach................16 Support Staff........................................................................... 17

2018 Team

Player Profiles..................................................................18-48 2018-19 Signees.............................................................48-50

Opponents

In-Season Tournament Results.........................................51 Series History.................................................................. 52-53 WSU vs. All-Time Opponents............................................54

2017 Review

2017 Statistics.................................................................55-60 Career Stats for Non-Returnees................................61-62

History

Baseball History.............................................................63-66 Year-by-Year Record............................................................ 67 WSU in the Conference Tournament..............................68 WSU in the NCAA Tournament.........................................69 Postseason Honors........................................................70-76 All-Time Lettermen........................................................ 77-78 Players by Number.........................................................78-79 WSU Coaching Records..................................................... 80 Year-by-Year Scores......................................................80-92

Records

NCAA Records & Leaders...................................................93 Team Records.................................................................94-96 Individual Records....................................................... 96-103 Freshman Records.....................................................103-105 Game Records.............................................................106-109 Year-by-Year Leaders..................................................109-111 Year-by-Year Team Statistics..................................... 111-112 Record By Date..................................................................... 113 Attendance Records........................................................... 114 NCAA Tournament Records....................................... 115-118 College World Series Records................................... 119-121 Conference Tournament Records.......................... 122-123 The Last Time.............................................................. 123-125 Shockers in Pro Baseball.......................................... 126-132 Milestone Victories............................................................. 132 * an asterik indicates where wins or statistics were vacated due to a ruling from the NCAA Committee on Infractions

Covering the Shockers

Wichita State University’s Intercollegiate Athletics Association would like to thank you for your coverage of Shocker baseball and look forward to seeing you this season. Inside this book you will find information that helps you cover the Shockers. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact the athletics media relations office at 316/ 978-5559. WORKING CREDENTIALS Requests to cover a game should be received by the Wichita State athletics media relations office no later than one day prior to the game. Requests should be emailed to Tami Cutler, Director/Media Relations at [email protected]. ECK STADIUM PARKING Media parking is available in the north section of the main parking lot west of the stadium. A parking pass is not required. Media must show their credential to gain access to the lot. PHOTOGRAPHERS Only accredited photographers on assignment will be allowed on the playing surface at Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field. Photographers are not allowed in front of either dugout and still photographers are asked to remain well away from the field of play during the game. Video photographers are encouraged to shoot from atop the ticket office, in a grandstand location until fans’ sight-lines are affected, from inside a vacant pressbox booth or from a designated platform. MEDIA SEATING/SERVICES Seating in the press box will be granted on a priority basis, with daily newspapers and originating radio stations receiving first consideration. Seating is limited; therefore no friends, spouses, or children will be permitted in the press box while the game is in progress. Programs, pregame notes, and statistics will be provided. A complete NCAA box score will be available after the completion of the game.

Coverage of Wichita State’s baseball program includes live coverage of most every game on KNSS-AM 1330 and internet simulcasts, as well as daily newspaper coverage by the Wichita Eagle. KNSS’ coverage of Shocker games in 2018 includes all games tentatively beginning Feb. 16 when Wichita State kicks off its schedule at McNeese State with Pizza Hut Shocker Sports Hall of Fame member, Mike Kennedy, on play-by-play and former Shocker pitcher (1991-94) Shane Dennis as the color analyst. Kennedy, who is in his 39th season as play-by-play voice of the Shockers, has been honored eight times as the Kansas Broadcaster-of-the-Year by the KBA. Coverage of games includes a pre-game show with comments from head coach Todd Butler, as well as a post-game show. Radio coverage of WSU also includes a weekly radio show: The Todd Butler Show. The Shockers will also be featured on television on Cox 13 times in 2018 and on The American Digital Network.

WSU Media Relations Tami Cutler

Director/Media Relations Baseball Contact Office Phone: (316) 978-5559 Cell Phone: (316) 655-2267 Email: [email protected]

INTERNET Wireless internet is available in the press box. VISITING RADIO An analog phone line and ethernet line are available in the press box at Eck Stadium. Please contact Tami Cutler in the media relations office if you plan to broadcast from the press box. COACH/PLAYER INTERVIEWS Wichita State coaches and players are always available for interviews. To set up an appointment with head coach Todd Butler or a member of his staff, contact the baseball office at 316/978-3636. To set up a meeting with a player, contact the media relations office at 316/ 978-5559. Please make your request at least a day in advance to allow adequate time for making arrangements. WSU coaches and athletes are available for interviews after games in front of the Shocker dugout. WEBSITE/INTERNET BROADCASTS All statistics and box scores are available on the Wichita State athletic website goshockers.com as well as live stats. Live video is also available of all home games on Shocker HD. Games are also broadcast on the internet at goshockers.com.

Larry Rankin Asst. AD/Media Relations

Bryan Holmgren Asst. Director/ Media Relations

Weston Pletcher Asst. Director/ New Media

Johnny Obholz Graduate Assistant

Tyler Pounds Graduate Assistant

Ryan McEvoy Graduate Assistant

How to get to Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field From North: Take Interstate 135 South to 21st Street and go east (turn left). Take 21st Street to Perimeter Road. Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field is on the right. From South: Take Interstate 135 North to 21st Street and go east (exit right). Take 21st Street to Perimeter Road. Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field is on the south side of the street. From East: Take Interstate 35 West to Kellogg (U.S. Highway 54) exit and proceed west on Kellogg. Make a right at Rock Road and take Rock Road to 21st Street. Make a left at 21st Street (going west) and Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field is at 21st and Perimeter Road. From West: From airport, take Airport Road north to Kellogg (U.S. Highway 54). Take Kellogg east through downtown to Interstate 135 North to 21st Street and go east (exit right). Take 21st street to Perimeter Road. Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field is on the south side of street.

2018 Wichita State Schedule Date Opponent Feb. 16 at McNeese State Feb. 17 at McNeese State Feb. 18 at McNeese State Feb. 23 Omaha Feb. 24 Omaha Feb. 25 Omaha March 2 Nebraska March 3 Nebraska March 4 Nebraska March 6 SIUE March 7 at Oral Roberts March 9 UT Arlington March 10 UT Arlington March 11 UT Arlington March 13 at Missouri March 16 at Creighton March 17 at Creighton March 18 at Creighton March 20 Oklahoma March 23 Furman March 24 Furman March 25 Furman March 27 at Central Arkansas March 29 at East Carolina* March 30 at East Carolina* March 31 at East Carolina* April 3 Oklahoma State April 6 Tulane* April 7 Tulane* April 8 Tulane* April 10 at Oklahoma State April 13 UConn* April 14 UConn* April 15 UConn* April 17 Central Arkansas April 18 Kansas April 20 at Houston* April 21 at Houston* April 22 at Houston* April 24 at Kansas April 27 at UCF* April 28 at UCF* April 29 at UCF* May 2 at Kansas State May 4 Cincinnati* May 5 Cincinnati* May 6 Cincinnati* May 8 Oral Roberts May 9 South Dakota State May 11 USF* May 12 USF* May 13 USF* May 15 Kansas State May 17 at Memphis* May 18 at Memphis* May 19 at Memphis* May 22-27 American Athletic Conference Baseball Championship June 1-4 NCAA Regionals June 8-11 NCAA Super Regionals June 16-26/27 College World Series All Times Central * American Athletic Conference Game Home Games in Bold

Place Lake Charles, La. Lake Charles, La. Lake Charles, La. Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Tulsa, Okla. Wichita Wichita Wichita Columbia, Mo. Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Conway, Ark. Greenville, N.C. Greenville, N.C. Greenville, N.C. Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Stillwater, Okla. Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Lawrence, Kan. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Manhattan, Kan. Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Clearwater, Fla. TBA TBA Omaha, Neb.

Time 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 3 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 12 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. TBA 6 p.m. 5:30 p.m. CT 5:30 p.m. CT 12 p.m. CT 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 5:30 p.m. CT 5:30 p.m. CT 12 p.m. CT 6:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. TBA 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. TBA 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 1 p.m. TBA

American Tournament Bracket

2018 American Athletic Conference Baseball Championship May 22-27 Spectrum Field â&#x20AC;¢ Clearwater, Florida

Tuesday, May 22

Wednesday, May 23

No. 7 seed Game 3 11 a.m.

No. 5 seed Game 1 3 p.m.

Thursday, May 24

Loser of Game 3 Game 6 11 a.m.

Game 9 11 a.m.

Winner of Game 7 Game 11 10 a.m.

Loser of Game 4

Winner of Game 5

Winner of Game 9

No. 6 seed

Winner of Game 1

Loser of Game 8

Winner of Game 8

Game 4 3 p.m.

Game 7 3 p.m.

No. 3 seed

Winner of Game 2

No. 8 seed

Loser of Game 1

Winner of Game 3

No. 1 seed

Loser of Game 7

Saturday, May 26

No. 2 seed

No. 4 seed

Game 2 7 p.m.

Friday, May 25

Game 5 7 p.m.

Loser of Game 2

Game 8 7 p.m.

Winner of Game 4

Game 10 3 p.m.

Winner of Game 6

Sunday, May 27

Semifinal Winner Game 15 Noon

Semifinal Winner

Game 12 1 p.m.

Winner of Game 10

Loser of Game 11 Game 13 if necessary 4:30 p.m.

Winner of Game 11

Loser of Game 12 Game 14 if necessary 7:30 p.m.

Winner of Game 12

All times Eastern

Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field

When baseball was revived at Wichita State 41 years ago, Shocker Field was constructed in an empty grass lot along 21st Street on the east edge of campus. The Shockers’ home boasted an AstroTurf infield, a chain-link fence and a modern electronic scoreboard with message capabilities, but little else. Over the years, many improvements have been made to Eck Stadium - Home of Tyler Field. Most recently, Phase IV, completed in 2000, included the additions of the Southwestern Bell Press Box, Coleman Hill, Hap Bledsoe Plaza, skyboxes and the Virginia H. Farah All-American Club. Wichita State University, with help from various private contributions, opened Shocker field late in the 1978 season. The facility housed little more than a playing surface and a scoreboard, and seating was not available until 1979. In 1981, the 36 members of the Home Run Club helped fund the construction of concrete dugouts. Limited seating became possible in 1983 with the addition of a 320-seat bleacher purchased with gifts made to the athletic department by the late Gladys Wiedemann. Eck Stadium was built around Shocker Field in the spring of 1985 at a cost of more than $700,000. Substantial gifts from Eck and Todd Aikins and a large amount of funding from the WSU-ICAA helped secure the purchase of five sections of aluminum grandstands from the city of New Orleans, where they were used in the 1984 World’s Fair by the dolphin tanks exhibit. Also, the funding was able to pay for the lights obtained from an Iowa outdoor-lighting company at a discounted price. A clubhouse connected to the third-base dugout was built, housing coaches offices, a reception area, a locker room and a conference room. This area now houses an expanded ticket office and rooms for visiting teams and umpires. Phase II expansion, which included the renaming of Shocker Field to Tyler Field, took place in the winter and spring of 1988. The $425,000 renovation project included as its major focus the installation of a new astroturf surface, a rubberized warning track, the addition of 292 box seats behind the home plate area. Also added was wood fencing for the stadium and the colorcoordinated painting of the stadium. Ron and Linda Tyler, Wichita State alumns, funded most of the Phase II project. The $1.6 million “Phase III’’ expansion project completed in 1992, entailed the addition of the largest on-campus scoreboard in the country, and helped to solidify Eck Stadium- Home of Tyler Field’s place among the finest college baseball facilities in the country. In the winter of 1994-95, the press box was expanded to include four broadcast booths, a game operations booth, a writer’s booth, and an overflow area. The Phase III expansion included the construction of of the tri-level Gerald Michaud Pavilion behind the first-base dugout. The lower level houses the Joe Carter Players’ Locker Room, a “team room,’’ and training facilities for the Wichita State athletics training department. The middle level, which overlooks the field, houses the Dwane L. Wallace office complex and the Coastal Hall of Fame Room. The upper level houses an indoor workout facility for the Shockers, complete with batting and pitching cages. The project was funded with substantial contributions from the WSU student body, the general public through a grass roots campaign in the spring of 1991 by Gerald Michaud, Velma Wallace, Joe Carter, Rusty Eck, and Coastal Corporation. The expansion also included the installation of 1,871 seats, including 401 box seats, increasing the number of box seats to 793 and the stadium seating capacity to 5,665. Another two-hundred seats were added in the winter of 1994-95 when sections of the original grandstands were filled in. In January of 2016, the Shockers replaced the old scoreboard and video board with one of the top-five boards in college baseball. The display measures approximately 20.5 feet high by 63.5 feet wide and features a 15HD pixel layout to provide crisp, clear imagery with wide angle visibility to appeal to every seat at Eck Stadium. It features variable content zoning which allows it to show one large image or it can be divided into multiple windows to show a variety of live video, instant replays, up-to-the-minute statistics and game information, graphics and animations, and sponsorship messages. The new board replaced the 10-year old board, which was originally constructed in 1992 and updated in 2006. Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field has been the site of numerous baseball events, including the NCAA Midwest Regional each year from 1990-92 and in 1994-96, as well as 1998, 2002 and 2007, 26 Missouri Valley Conference tournaments, and the firstever International Baseball Institute in 1989. The National Baseball Congress holds state and national tournament games in the stadium, and the Wichita Broncos, NBC champions in 1989 and 1990, have used the facility during the summer months since 1988. Additionally, Wichita State played host in March 1992 to an international exhibition game featuring a team from Dankook, Korea.

Bombardier Learjet Indoor Practice Facility

Wichita State embarked on a “Building Excellence for the Student-Athlete” campaign, the crux of which was an indoor practice facility adjacent to Eck Stadium, former Director of Athletics Jim Schaus announced on July 10, 2007. Phase I of the project included the 170’ x 170’ (29,000 square feet) Bombardier Learjet Indoor Practice Facility with AstroTurf®, full infield and retractable batting cages. The climate-controlled facility is utilized during inclement weather by Shocker baseball as well as Shocker softball. The initial phase also included the installation of a new AstroTurf® playing surface for infield and all areas behind home plate, in front of dugouts and outfield warning track. The Bombardier-Learjet Indoor Practice Facility was finished in December 2009, while the new AstroTurf® field was completed in September 2009. Phase II will include a new third base side home team locker room (lower level) with dressing area, team room, showers/restrooms, satellite athletic training facility and equipment room. The second phase also includes the relocation of WSU’s baseball offices (ground level) and home team dugouts to the third base side for convenient access to the new home team locker room and indoor practice facility. The project also includes the lowering of both dugouts for improved sight lines for players, coaches and fans and additional third baseline seating and concourse area.

University President

Dr. John Bardo Wichita State University President

John William Bardo was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1948. He grew up in that area and graduated from Oak Hills High School in 1966. After high school, John attended the University of Cincinnati where he received a bachelor’s degree in economics (1970). He also studied economics and social policy at the University of Southampton, England, during his junior year. After graduating from Cincinnati, John received a master’s degree in sociology from Ohio University (1971) and a Ph.D. in sociology (1973) from the Ohio State University. He also attended the Institute for Educational Management at Harvard in 1987.

After leaving WSU, John held a variety of appointments at Southwest Texas State University, the University of North Florida, Bridgewater State College, and Western Carolina University. At Western Carolina, John served as chancellor from 1995 to 2011 after which he rejoined the faculty. John’s academic interests involve the relationships between higher education, the economy and quality of life. He speaks regularly on issues associated with the New Economy and building competitiveness. When not working, John enjoys international travel and working with stained glass.

John’s first academic appointment upon completing graduate school was at Wichita State John first met his wife Deborah in Neff Hall on University as an assistant professor of sociol- the WSU campus and they married in 1975. ogy. He also worked and taught in the Hugo They have one son, Christopher. Wall Center for Urban Studies. During his time at WSU, he also obtained a Fulbright to Australia where he and his wife Deborah studied Americans as migrants and had a sabbatical appointment at the University of Wales at Swansea in social policy.

Athletic Director

Darron Boatright Wichita State University Athletic Director

Darron Boatright was named Director of Athletics on Aug. 26, 2016 after serving as the department’s chief operating officer, then interim director, since April 2015. As director of the department, he will have full responsibility for its teams, contracts and personnel, reporting to President John Bardo. He spent five years as Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Operations at Wichita State University. His background includes 19 years in college athletics in both coaching and administration. Boatright joined the Wichita State staff in September 2010 from the University of Alabama at Birmingham where he had served as Associate Athletic Director for Development beginning in November 2009. Boatright’s duties include the supervision and leadership of marketing, development, fundraising, corporate sponsorships, radio/TV broadcasting, media relations, ticket operations and day-to-day oversight of the men’s basketball and baseball programs for WSU Athletics. At UAB, Boatright focused on development and donor relations while managing the day-to-day operations of the “Blazer Club.” This annual giving and priority seating program generated funding for student-athlete scholarships, capital projects, facility improvements, enhancement of sport programs and general operating budget.

The native of Benton, Ky., served as Associate AD for External Affairs from 2005-08 at Murray State University where he had administrative oversight of baseball, men’s and women’s golf and all spirit groups. Boatright also had administrative oversight of marketing and promotions, athletic development, the “Racer Club” priority seating program and ticket operations. Boatright was a member of the University of Alabama basketball coaching staff from 1998-2005 and was part of four NCAA Tournament teams and two NIT teams while serving as Director of Basketball Operations. The Crimson Tide made an NCAA Elite Eight appearance in 2004 and an NIT championship game appearance in 2001. Also at Alabama, Boatright served as Special Campaigns Director in the Office of Athletic Development. While serving as a student assistant coach at Murray State from 1995-98, Boatright was part of three conference championship teams that participated in two NCAA Tournaments and made one NIT appearance. Boatright earned a bachelor’s degree from Murray State in 1998, graduating with a double major in political science and history. He earned a master’s degree in Higher Education Administration at Alabama in 2004. Boatright and his wife Kim have four children: Fletcher, Maddie, Zoe and Sarah Frances.

Quick Facts

2018 Wichita State Quick Facts

Founded: 1895 Enrollment: 15,081 Nickname: Shockers School Colors: Black and Yellow Home Field (capacity): Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field (8,153) Dimensions: LF-330; CF-390; RF-330 Head Coach: Todd Butler Record at School (yrs.): 106-128 (4) NCAA Career Record:196-211 (7) Assistant Coaches: Mike Steele, Sammy Esposito, Willie Schwanke Director of Operations: Scott Gurss 2017 Record: 28-30 Conference Record (finish): 10-11 (5th) Position Starters Returning/Lost: 9/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 24/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost: 11/5

Shockers By Class SENIORS (6) Gunnar Troutwine Trey Vickers Tyler Jones Chandler Sanburn Adam Keller Cody Tyler (RS)

SOPHOMORES (6) Alex Jackson Keylan Killgore (RS) Noah Croft (RS) Jacob Katzfey Preston Snavely Tommy Barnhouse

JUNIORS (12) Travis Young (RS) Alec Bohm Luke Ritter Dayton Dugas Jordan Boyer (RS) Greyson Jenista Connor Lungwitz Josh DeBacker (RS) Robby Evans Clayton McGinness Codi Heuer Mason O’Brien (RS)

FRESHMEN (15) Alex Segal (RS) Joe Dittmar (RS) Preston Minor (RS) Trent Allen (RS) Logan Easley Ross Cadena Hunter Gibson Paxton Wallace Tyler Davis Liam Eddy Garrett Kocis Jacob Lindemann Blake Burd Bryce McDermott Ryan Stuempfig

Shockers By State KANSAS (9): Gunnar Troutwine, Travis Young, Tyler Jones, Keylan Killgore, Luke Ritter, Greyson Jenista, Connor Lungwitz, Noah Croft, Tommy Barnhouse TEXAS (8): Cody Tyler, Robby Evans, Alex Jackson, Preston Minor, Trent Allen, Ross Cadena, Tyler Davis, Ryan Stuempfig OKLAHOMA (6): Jordan Boyer, Adam Keller, Hunter Gibson, Mason O’Brien, Blake Burd, Bryce McDermott MISSOURI (4): Trey Vickers, Josh DeBacker, Clayton McGinness, Jacob Katzfey COLORADO (3): Codi Heuer, Preston Snavely, Liam Eddy NEBRASKA (2): Alec Bohm, Garrett Kocis ARKANSAS (2): Logan Easley, Paxton Wallace ILLINOIS (1): Joe Dittmar INDIANA (1): Chandler Sanburn LOUISIANA (1): Dayton Dugas ARIZONA (1): Alex Segal WISCONSIN (1): Jacob Lindemann

Squad Breakdown (2017 Stats) Returning Starting Position Players (9) Greyson Jenista, 1B (.320, 9 HR, 41 RBI) Alec Bohm, 3B (.305, 11 HR, 40 RBI) Trey Vickers, SS (.296, 4 HR, 32 RBI) Jordan Boyer, 2B (.295, 3 HR, 42 RBI) Alex Jackson, CF (.251, 0 HR, 16 RBI) Noah Croft, C (.248, 3 HR, 18 RBI) Travis Young, LF (.231, 2 HR, 15 RBI) Luke Ritter, UT (.223, 4 HR, 20 RBI) Dayton Dugas, RF (.206, 2 HR, 14 RBI)

Key Returning Position Players (3) Jacob Katzfey, OF (.264, 0 HR, 6 RBI) Gunnar Troutwine, C (.224, 0 HR, 7 RBI) Josh DeBacker, 1B (.176, 0 HR, 9 RBI)

Starting Position Players Lost (1) Willie Schwanke, DH (.302, 2 HR, 17 RBI)

Returning Starting Pitchers (5)

Robby Evans, RHP (0-1, 4.33, 34 K’s) Codi Heuer, RHP (2-2, 4.42, 35 K’s) Tommy Barnhouse, RHP (2-3, 6.04, 35 K’s) Keylan Killgore, LHP (0-1, 6.08, 23 K’s) Cody Tyler, LHP (4-5, 6.24, 39 K’s)

Other Key Returning Relief Pitchers (6) Adam Keller, RHP (3-2, 3.86, 30 K’s) Connor Lungwitz, RHP (2-1, 4.00, 28 K’s) Chandler Sanburn, RHP (5-3, 4.58, 41 K’s) Clayton McGinness, RHP (1-0, 8.49, 7 K’s) Preston Snavely, RHP (0-0, 9.45, 5 K’s) Tyler Jones, RHP (0-2, 5.62, 23 K’s)

Starting Pitchers Lost (1)

Zach Lewis, RHP (4-4, 3.07, 64 K’s)

Relief Pitchers Lost (3)

Reagan Biechler, LHP (1-2, 2.84, 40 K’s) Landon Holifield, RHP (0-0, 3.95, 20 K’s) Ben Hecht, RHP (2-2, 5.04, 41 K’s)

Newcomers (12)

Logan Easley, INF Ross Cadena, C Hunter Gibson, C Paxton Wallace, 1B/RHP Tyler Davis, RHP Mason O’Brien, 1B Liam Eddy, RHP Garrett Kocis, 3B/RHP Jacob Lindemann, RHP Blake Burd, OF Bryce McDermott, C Ryan Stuempfig, RHP

2018 Wichita State Roster

No. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 38 39 40 42 44 45 46 48 49

Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Travis Young OF 6-2 200 Alex Jackson INF/OF 6-0 175 Jordan Boyer INF 6-1 190 Josh DeBacker 1B/OF 6-3 205 Logan Easley INF 6-1 170 Noah Croft C 6-3 215 Jacob Katzfey OF 6-3 190 Ross Cadena C 5-9 195 Codi Heuer RHP 6-4 185 Hunter Gibson C/1B 6-3 210 Gunnar Troutwine C 6-2 225 Paxton Wallace 1B/RHP 6-1 215 Keylan Killgore LHP 6-3 175 Trey Vickers SS 6-1 190 Alec Bohm 3B 6-5 220 Luke Ritter INF/OF 6-0 190 Tyler Davis RHP 6-3 205 Mason O’Brien 1B 6-0 205 Tyler Jones RHP 6-3 185 Dayton Dugas OF 6-3 225 Liam Eddy RHP 6-4 170 Alex Segal LHP 6-4 190 Preston Snavely RHP 6-5 200 Garrett Kocis 3B/RHP 6-4 195 Greyson Jenista OF 6-4 220 Connor Lungwitz RHP 6-5 220 Jacob Lindemann RHP 6-3 240 Tommy Barnhouse RHP 6-4 225 Chandler Sanburn RHP 6-2 195 Adam Keller RHP 6-2 205 Robby Evans RHP 6-2 200 Cody Tyler LHP 6-0 180 Clayton McGinness RHP 6-1 180 Joe Dittmar RHP 6-2 220 Preston Minor RHP 6-2 185 Trent Allen LHP 6-5 200 Blake Burd OF 6-0 205 Bryce McDermott C 6-0 190 Ryan Stuempfig RHP 6-4 205

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Todd Butler, Head Coach Mike Steele, Pitching Coach Sammy Esposito, Assistant Coach Willie Schwanke, Volunteer Assistant Coach Scott Gurss, Director of Operations Dan Cahill, Athletic Trainer Nathan Brisco, Manager Sam Goodwin, Manager Brennan Stemple, Manager

Pronunciation Guide

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Head Coach

Todd Butler

Head Coach Fifth Season at WSU 196-211 (7 Years) Todd Butler is beginning his fifth season as the head coach at Wichita State. He came to the Shockers after spending the previous eight seasons as the hitting instructor, outfield coach and recruiting coordinator at Arkansas. Butler spent 16 seasons as an assistant coach in the Southeastern Conference under legendary Alabama coach Jim Wells and Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn. He also spent three years as the head coach at McNeese State from 2001-03. He is known around the country for his ability to attract the best talent and develop strong hitters. During Butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 25-year career as a NCAA Division I assistant or head coach, he has helped his teams to five College World Series appearances, 17 NCAA regionals, four NCAA super regionals, six conference tournament championships and his teams have been ranked No. 1 five times in his career. In addition, Butler has coached 35 All-Americans and Freshman All-Americans, 155 players drafted in the MLB Draft and 27 Major League players. WICHITA STATE (2014-present) Butler was hired as the head coach at Wichita State in June of 2013 and he led the Shockers to a 31-28 overall record in 2014 and a 13-8 record in the Missouri Valley Conference. First baseman Casey Gillaspie became the 55th Shocker to be named an All-American and the fifth to be named a consensus first team All-American. Gillaspie was the 14th Shocker player to be drafted in the first round as he was the 20th overall pick to the Tampa Bay Rays. Gillaspie finished his junior season hitting .389 with 82 hits, 15 doubles, 15 home runs, 50 RBI and 58 walks. Three other Shockers were also drafted including A.J. Ladwig in the 11th round to the Detroit Tigers, Chase Simpson in the 14th round to the Pittsburgh Pirates and Tyler Baker in the 15th round to the Arizona Diamondbacks. In the fall of 2014, Butler and his staff landed the No. 2 recruiting class in the nation according to Collegiate Baseball. Five Shockers were drafted in the 2015 MLB Draft including first team all-Valley selection Sam Hilliard in the 15th round to the Colorado Rockies, second team all-Valley selection Daniel Kihle in the 18th round to the Minnesota Twins, Willie Schwanke in the 22nd round to the Milwaukee Brewers, Chase Williams in the 25th round to the San Diego Padres and Isaac Anderson in the 40th round to the Los Angeles Dodgers. In 2016, he developed a young Shocker lineup with three players earning Freshman All-America honors. Freshman Greyson Jenista hit a team-best .326 with 32 RBI and earned Valley Co-Freshman of the Year honors. Freshman Dayton Dugas hit .304 with 11 doubles and freshman Alec Bohm hit .303 with 13 doubles and six home runs. All three also earned second team all-Valley honors. Four Shockers were also drafted in 2016 including Sam Tewes in the eighth round to the St. Louis Cardinals, John Hayes in the 25th round to the Detroit Tigers, Chase Williams in the 35th round to the Milwaukee Brewers and Tanner Kirk in the 35th round to the Baltimore Orioles.

ARKANSAS (2006-13) In his eight seasons at Arkansas, Butler helped the Razorbacks to two College World Series appearances (2009 Final Four, 2012 Final Four), eight NCAA regional berths, three NCAA super regional appearances and two SEC Western Division titles. In addition, Butler constructed five top-10 recruiting classes and had 51 players taken in the MLB Draft including 12 players taken in the first two rounds. In 2013, Butler helped the Razorbacks to a 12th-straight NCAA Tournament appearance and a preseason No. 1 ranking. The team finished 39-22 and second in the SEC Western Division. Arkansas had 10 MLB draft picks in the June draft, which was the most in college baseball in 2013. The Razorbacks also had six players that played with College Team USA (2006-2013). For the second time in his tenure at Arkansas, Butler helped the Razorbacks to the College World Series in 2012. Timely hitting and strong defense helped the Razorbacks win their first two games in Omaha and ultimately finish in a tie for third. The Razorback offense finished near the top of the SEC in several offensive categories during league play. Against the rugged SEC schedule, Arkansas was second in on base percentage (.355), second in runs scored (158), second in RBI (141), tied for second in doubles (55) and third in walks (113). Arkansas finished the 2012 season with 46 victories, the most wins in a season since 1990 and the sixth-highest single-season total in school history. Arkansas won at least 40 games in a season for the 18th time in program history and for the fourth-consecutive year The Razorbacks finished the season ranked in the top six in all four of the major college baseball polls, including a final No. 3 national ranking in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches poll, the NCBWA poll and the Collegiate Baseball poll. In 2011, Butler helped guide the Razorbacks to an SEC Western Division title, a 10th straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament and the 17th 40-win season in program history, including the third consecutive season of at least 40 wins. With power numbers down throughout college baseball, the Razorbacks found another way to produce runs, the stolen base. The Razorbacks led the SEC with 122 stolen bases, which were the sixth most in school history, and were only caught stealing 27 times, an 82 percent success rate. The 2010 Arkansas offense was one of the most prolific in school history. The Razorbacks finished the season with a .306 team batting average, the first time since the 2005 season that the Razorbacks had closed a year with a better than .300 team batting average. Zack Cox set the single season record for batting average (.429) and hits (102) and was a first round draft pick. Arkansas also set a school record with 92 home runs hit during the 2010 season. This high-powered offense helped the team to a 43-21 record and a trip to the NCAA Super Regionals for the second-straight year, marking the first consecutive trips to a Super Regional in program history. In 2009, the Razorbacks used a combination of power and team speed to advance to the College World Series for the sixth time in program history. The hot-swinging Razorbacks blasted their way through the Norman Regional, on their way to producing 38 runs in the three-game round. Arkansas

went on to add 16 runs to its postseason total in a sweep of Florida State in the Tallahassee Super Regional. The hitting barrage carried over into the Razorbacks’ first game in Omaha with 10 runs against Cal State Fullerton. In 2007, Arkansas hit .288 and finished second in the SEC with 75 home runs on its way to capturing the SEC Western Division title and advancing to the championship game of the SEC Tournament. Butler has constructed 10 recruiting classes that ranked among the nation’s top 10 including five in his eight years with the Razorbacks. The 2010 recruiting class was ranked eighth by Baseball America, while his 2008 recruiting class was ranked fourth by Collegiate Baseball, the highest ranking in school history. Both the 2005 and 2006 classes were ranked 10th by Baseball America. In 2005, the publication tabbed Arkansas’ recruiting class as the nation’s top junior college collection of players and some of those players have already made their mark in professional baseball as right-handed pitchers Jess Todd and Duke Welker were both drafted in the second round of the 2007 MLB Draft. Todd ascended quickly through the St. Louis Cardinals’ organization and was called up to the big leagues in June 2009, while Welker made his Major League debut in 2013. On the field, Butler also made a huge impact with the Razorbacks as his teams produced five of the top 10 home run hitting clubs in program history. In Butler’s first season, the Razorbacks belted 65 home runs which ranked sixth all-time. Since then, the 2007 team blasted 75 home runs in 64 games, the

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2008 team hit 77 in 58 contests, the 2009 team hit 80 in 65 games, while the 2010 team belted 92 homers in 64 games, an average of 1.44 homers per game. While his influence on the Razorbacks as a whole was profound, it’s the work he accomplished with several individuals that paints a much brighter picture. Danny Hamblin was a terror at the plate during the 2006 and 2007 seasons as he produced some of the biggest singleseason home run totals ever. Hamblin connected for 17 home runs as a junior after hitting just 17 his first two seasons at Arkansas. Despite getting drafted by the Oakland A’s, Hamblin returned to Arkansas for his senior season and slammed another 22 home runs, the second-highest single-season total in school history. His 57 career home runs are the most by any individual in Razorback history. Another Butler disciple was Logan Forsythe who went from a .189 hitter as a freshman to .347 as a sophomore and .351 as a junior. Forsythe flourished with Butler’s guidance and earned first-team All-SEC honors after his junior season and was drafted in the first round of the MLB Draft by the San Diego Padres thanks to his skills at the plate and defensive prowess. Forsythe made his Major League debut in 2011. In Butler’s eight years at Arkansas, he coached six All-Americans including Nick Schmidt, Jess Todd, Zack Cox, Brett Eibner, Matt Reynolds and Ryne Stanek. He also had 51 players drafted and 10 have made it to the Major Leagues including Craig Gentry, Blake Parker, Duke Welker, Jess Todd, Logan Forsythe, Dallas Keuchel, Drew Smyly, James McCann, Andy Wilkins and Brett Eibner.

Butler’s Career Division I Record (25 Seasons)

Overall Conference Conf. Trn. W L T Pct. W L Finish Finish Assistant Coach at McNeese State 1993 38 23 .623 14 10 4th 1st 1994 41 17 .707 13 9 4th 3rd Assistant Coach at Alabama 1995 42 23 .646 18 11 2nd (WD) 1st 1996 50 19 .725 20 10 1st 1st 1997 56 14 .800 20 9 2nd (WD) 1st 1998 46 18 .719 19 10 4th 3rd 1999 53 16 .768 21 9 2nd 1st 2000 41 24 .631 16 14 6th 3rd Head Coach at McNeese State 2001 29 25 .537 12 15 7th -2002 30 28 .517 15 12 5th 4th 2003 31 30 .508 12 15 6th 1st Assistant Coach at Alabama 2004 29 26 .527 10 20 11th -2005 40 23 .635 17 13 5th 4th Assistant Coach at Arkansas 2006 39 21 .650 18 12 4th 7th 2007 43 21 .672 18 12 2nd 2nd 2008 34 22 .586 14 15 9th -- 2009 41 24 .631 14 15 7th 4th 2010 43 21 .672 18 12 4th 7th 2011 40 22 .645 15 15 2nd 4th 2012 46 22 .676 16 14 6th 9th 2013 39 22 .639 18 11 3rd 3rd Head Coach at Wichita State 2014 31 28 .525 13 8 4th 3rd 2015 26 33 .441 10 11 t3rd 3rd 2016 21 37 .362 9 12 t5th 7th 2017 28 30 .483 10 11 5th 5th Totals 957 589 .619 380 305 HC 196 210 .483 81 84 AC 761 378 .668 299 221

NCAA Postseason Play NCAA Regionals (1-2) NCAA Regionals (3-2) College World Series (1-2) College World Series (4-2) NCAA Regionals (3-2) College World Series (2-2) NCAA Regionals (3-2)

NCAA Regionals (0-2) NCAA Regionals (2-2) NCAA Regionals (1-2) NCAA Regionals (2-2) NCAA Regionals (0-2) College World Series (2-2) NCAA Super Regionals (0-2) NCAA Regionals (2-2) College World Series (2-2) NCAA Regionals (1-2)

ALABAMA (2004-05) Butler returned to Alabama as an assistant baseball coach on June 26, 2003. He spent the 2004 and 2005 seasons on the Tide staff as the recruiting coordinator, hitting instructor and infield coach, while also coaching first base. In 2004, he coached Collegiate Baseball National Freshman of the Year and SEC Freshman of the Year Wade LeBlanc who went 8-4 with a 2.08 ERA and eight complete games as a freshman. He earned third team All-America honors that season and was the only freshman named to the 2004 Baseball America All-America team. In 2005, he helped guide the team to a 40-23 record and an NCAA Tournament appearance. He continued to showcase his ability to sign some of the top recruiting classes in the country upon his return to the Alabama bench. Alabama’s 2005 freshman class was rated 10th in the fall of 2004 in Baseball America’s Dandy Dozen College recruiting classes. In his two years at Alabama, he coached three All-Americans include LeBlanc, Emeel Salem and Gabe Scott and 14 players drafted including Major Leaguers Taylor Tankersley, David Robertson, Wade LeBlanc and Matt Downs. He also recruited Major Leaguers Tommy Hunter and Alex Avila. Alabama won the 2006 SEC Championship with a 20-10 conference re co rd . Th e Cr i m s o n Ti d e’s 24 t h conference championship featured five players that Butler coached or recruited whom have already made their Major League Baseball debuts. The list includes catcher Alex Avila (Detroit, 2009), third baseman Matt Downs (San Francisco, 2009), pitcher Tommy Hunter (Texas, 2008), pitcher Wade LeBlanc (San Diego, 2008) and pitcher David Robertson (NY Yankees, 2008). MCNEESE STATE (2001-03) In 2001, Butler took over as head coach at McNeese State in his hometown of Lake Charles, La., where he compiled a 90-83 (.520) overall record in three seasons. In his last season at McNeese, he guided the Cowboys to the 2003 Southland Conference Tournament championship, their first in 10 years. The win at the conference tournament secured just the fourth NCAA Regional bid in McNeese State’s history and the Cowboys were sent to the Houston Regional at Rice’s Reckling Park. Butler’s team gave eventual national champion Rice all they could handle before falling to the Owls, 3-2, in 10 innings. Ole Miss eliminated the Cowboys from the 64team field the following day. While at McNeese State, Butler signed Clay Buchholz (Boston Red Sox) and coached Wade LeBlanc (Miami Marlins) and Jacob Marceaux (first rounder for the Miami Marlins). ALABAMA (1995-2000) Prior to assuming the head coaching duties at McNeese State, Butler served

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as the hitting instructor and outfielders coach during his first stint with the Crimson Tide from 1995-2000. He helped guide Alabama to six NCAA Regional appearances as well as three trips to the College World Series in 1996, 1997 (national runnerup) and 1999 (Final Four). The 1997 team was the national runner-up. The Tide advanced to the SEC Tournament in all six of those seasons, claiming the SEC Tournament title in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1999. Butler served as the hitting instructor and outfielders coach during those first six years, as well as being one of the chief recruiters. Butler earned his reputation as one of the country’s top recruiters during those first six years at Alabama. He helped the Crimson Tide land some of the nation’s top talent as Alabama recorded three-consecutive top-10 recruiting classes. The Tide’s 1999 freshman class was ranked as the fourth-best in the country and still ranks as the highest ranked class in school history. Under Butler’s leadership, the Crimson Tide became one of the most feared offensive clubs in America. Alabama’s 1997 team led the NCAA in four offensive categories, including runs scored (679), total hits (860) and total bases (1,571) while finishing second in home runs (160). In addition, the Crimson Tide won the NCAA statistical championship for highest slugging percentage (.621), eclipsing the previous school record (.521 in 1983) by 100 points. The 1999 team also set a NCAA record with 13 home runs in a single game. G.W. Keller, Roberto Vaz, Dustan Mohr and Robbie Tucker earned the distinction as the only foursome in NCAA history to each hit 20 or more home runs in a single season. The 1997 team hit a school-record 160 home runs that season. Butler coached 11 All-Americans in his first stint at Alabama including Dax Norris, Roberto Vaz, G.W. Keller, Andy Phillips, Chris Moller, Joe Caruso, Matt Frick, Jarrod Kingrey, Manny Torres, Sam Bozanich and Jeremy Brown. Phillips was a finalist for the 1999 Dick Howser Trophy and set the SEC record with a 36-game hitting streak in 1999. He is also the school’s all-time leader in home runs and is also second all-time at Alabama with 322 career hits. Phillips and G.W. Keller combined for 111 home runs at Alabama. Keller ranks second to Phillips in career home runs and is the only player in SEC history with 50 career home runs and 50 career stolen bases. Butler coached 31 MLB draft picks during those six years at Alabama including Major Leaguers Tim Young, Dustan Mohr, Paul Phillips, Andy Phillips, Jeremy Brown and Lance Cormier. MCNEESE STATE (1993-94) Before joining Alabama for the first time, Butler served as an assistant coach at McNeese State in 1993 and 1994 under Tony Robichaux, now the head coach at LouisianaLafayette. He helped guide the 1993 team to the Southland Conference Tournament championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. The team won a school-record 41 games in 1994. He coached seven MLB draft picks and future Major Leaguer Bob Howry in his two seasons with the Cowboys. BLINN JUNIOR COLLEGE (1992) In 1992, Butler was an assistant coach at Blinn Junior College in Brenham, Texas, where he helped the Buccaneers to a thirdplace finish at the NJCAA World Series. He also helped guide the team to a Texas State Junior College championship. SUMMER COACH (1991-93) Butler spent two summers coaching in the Alaska Baseball League. His first stint in Alaska was as an assistant coaching job in 1991 with the Kenai Peninsula Oilers, helping them to the NBC World Series. He then coached for the Anchorage Glacier Pilots in 1992 and managed the Liberal Bee Jay’s in 1993. THE PLAYER Butler played his college ball at McNeese State (1985-86) and Oklahoma (1987-88). A team captain for the Sooners in 1988, Butler still holds the OU single-season record for stolen bases with 46 steals in 1988, including 26 consecutive successful stolen base attempts. Butler was a third-team All-American in 1988 and also earned All-Big Eight Conference honors and

The Todd Butler Profile Birthdate: July 23, 1966 Birthplace: Alexandria, La. Wife: The former Melissa Borrel Children: Caitlyn & Kendyll Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Studies, McNeese State, 1991

Playing Experience

McNeese State, 1985-86 Oklahoma, 1987-88 • Team Captain (1988) • Third Team All-American (1988) • All-Region (1988) • Big 8 All-Tourney Team (1988) • Played on two NCAA Tournament teams (1987-88) Cleveland Indians Minor League System, 1988

Coaching Experience Assistant Coach • Blinn Junior College, Brenham, Texas, 1992 - Third place at the NJCAA World Series Assistant Coach • McNeese State, Lake Charles, La., 1993-94 - Helped compile a 79-40 record - 1993 NCAA Regionals - 1993 Southland Tournament Champions Assistant Coach • Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1995-2000 - Helped compile a 288-114 record - Three College World Series Appearances (1996, 1997, 1999) - Six NCAA Tournament Appearances (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) - 1996 SEC Champions - Four SEC Tournament Championships (1995, 1996, 1997, 1999) - Three Top-10 Recruiting Classes Head Coach • McNeese State, Lake Charles, La., 2001-03 - Compiled a 90-83 record - 2003 NCAA Regionals - 2003 Southland Tournament Champions Assistant Coach • Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 2004-05 - Helped compile a 69-49 record - 2005 Regionals - Two Top-10 Recruiting Classes Assistant Coach • Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark., 2006-2013 - Helped compile a 325-175 record - Two College World Series Appearances (2009, 2012) - Eight NCAA Tournament Appearances (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013) - Five Top-10 Recruiting Classes Head Coach • Wichita State University, Wichita, Kan., June 2013-present - One Top-10 Recruiting Class - Two Top-25 Recruiting Classes

all-region honors. He played on two NCAA Tournament teams for the Sooners for legendary coach Enos Semore. Butler also played for the Wareham Gatemen in the Cape Cod League. In 1988, he signed with the Cleveland Indians and played for one season. Butler’s coaching career began as a student-assistant coach at McNeese State, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in liberal studies in 1991. Butler was born on July 23, 1966, in Alexandria, La., and is married to the former Melissa Borrel. The couple has two daughters, Caitlyn (19) and Kendyll (14).

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Mike Steele Pitching Coach Second Season Mike Steele is beginning his second season as pitching coach at Wichita State. Steele, a native of Midland, Michigan, came to WSU after serving as the pitching coach at Long Beach State for the past two seasons. In 2016, Steele helped guide the Dirtbags to a NCAA Regional. His pitching staff compiled a 3.17 team ERA and was led by second team All-American and Big West Pitcher of the Year Darren McCaughan who went 10-1 with a 2.03 ERA. He was the first Dirtbag pitcher with 10 wins in a season since 2005. Freshman closer Chris Rivera earned second team Freshman All-America honors after posting 13 saves in 2016, which were the most saves in the nation by a freshman. Three of Steele’s pitchers were drafted in the 2016 MLB Draft including first team all-Big West selection Austin McGeorge (7th round), Chris Mathewson (19th round) and Lucas Jacobsen (27th round). During his first year in Long Beach, Steele guided Chris Mathewson to Big West Freshman Pitcher of the Year and Freshman All-America honors. The righty finished with a 1.94 ERA and held opposing batters to just a .184 batting average. On March 1, Mathewson and Darren McCaughan combined to throw the first no-hitter in Dirtbags history. The staff finished with a 3.27 ERA. Also under Steele’s tutelage, Kyle Friedrichs emerged as an ace for the Dirtbags, striking out 109 batters over 100 innings with a 2.79 ERA. He was a semifinalist for the Gregg Olsen Award for college baseball’s breakout player of the year and was drafted in the seventh round of the 2015 MLB Draft by the Oakland Athletics. Before LBSU, Steele spent the previous seven years in various roles within the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. During the 2014 season he worked as an area scout for the Pirates and signed first rounder Cole Tucker with the 24th pick, but spent the previous six seasons as a pitching coach in the minor leagues. In May of 2008, Steele broke into the minor league coaching ranks with the High-A Lynchburg Hillcats as a midseason addition to the minor league club’s staff. He

stayed within the Pirates organization for the next five years as a pitching coach. He spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons with the Single-A Short Season State College Spikes and then moved on to the High-A Bradenton Marauders in 2011 and 2012. In 2013, he spent the season with the Single-A Short Season Jamestown Jammers. During his time as a minor league pitching coach, Steele mentored several young pitchers who are now pitching in the MLB. Some of the major league arms he has mentored are Gerrit Cole, Jameson Taillon, Brandon Cumpton, Casey Sadler, Vic Black, Phil Irwin, Duke Welker and Kyle McPherson. He played a vital role in selecting and signing Pirates draft picks and has gained a reputation for spotting young talent. Prior to his time within the Pirates organization, Steele spent the 2006 and 2007 seasons at Michigan State as the Spartans’ pitching coach. His collegiate coaching experience immediately followed his professional career. He spent six years in the minors as a relief pitcher after being drafted in the 29th round of the 2000 draft by the Detroit Tigers. He was a three-time All-Star in the minor leagues before undergoing Tommy John surgery and missing the entire 2002 season. He racked up 23 saves with a 1.93 ERA between Single-A and High-A affiliates in 2001. After his surgery, Steele was selected by the Seattle Mariners in the Rule 5 draft and spent three years in their farm system and retired after the 2005 season. Steele played collegiately for two seasons at Central Michigan University after spending his freshman year at St. Clair County Community College and his sophomore season at Grand Rapids Community College. He was a Junior College All-American as a pitcher and outfielder and an all-MAC second team pitcher at CMU. He earned an associates degree in general business from Grand Rapids Community College in 1998 and a bachelor’s degree in sports management from Central Michigan in 2000. He and his wife Lydia have four children, Maggie, Caleb, Merritt and Cullen.

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Sammy Esposito Assistant Coach First Season Sammy Esposito is in his first season at Wichita State after being hired by Head Coach Todd Butler on July 7, 2017. Sammy comes to WSU after serving as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at South Carolina since the fall of 2012. He was a volunteer assistant coach for the Gamecocks from 2007-2012. While an assistant with the Gamecocks, he coordinated all on-and-off campus recruiting and roster management of incoming classes. He collected scouting reports and reviewed them with the coaching staff and team. He also served as hitting coach and third base coach and was the position coach for the catchers and infielders. Four of his recruiting classes were ranked in the top-10 nationally and he was a part of two national championships (2010, 2011) and one national runnerup (2012). He helped guide the Gamecocks to eight NCAA Tournament appearances during his tenure and he had 21 recruited players drafted while at South Carolina. From 2005-07, Esposito was the volunteer assistant coach at Georgia Southern. He served as the catching instructor and assisted with hitting instruction and infield, while being the first base coach for a team that finished in the top-three of the Southern Conference standings.

In the summer of 2007, he was an assistant coach for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox in the Cape Cod League. Y-D won the Cape Cod Championship that season following a league-best record of 31-12-1 in the regular season. Esposito has also been involved with several baseball camps in the Southeast Region including South Carolina, NC State and Richmond. He lettered as a catcher at NC State from 1999-2002, while serving as team co-captain in 2001 and 2002. He is the son of former NC State head baseball coach Sam Esposito, who coached the Wolfpack from 1967-87. Esposito earned a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in sociology/ criminal justice from North Carolina State in 2005. He and his wife Neal have a son, Sam, and two daughters, Olivia and Lily.

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Scott Gurss Director of Operations Fifth Season

Scott Gurss is beginning his fifth season as Director of Baseball Operations at Wichita State. Before coming to WSU, Gurss spent one season as the hitting coach and recruiting coordinator at Neosho County Community College. Gurss also spent two seasons with Todd Butler at Arkansas. At WSU, he is responsible for the day to day operations off the field, which include team travel, being an on campus recruiting official, and coordinating all official and unofficial visits. Gurss is also in charge of all camps put on at Wichita State. Before joining the Panthers, Gurss spent two years as the Volunteer Assistant baseball coach at the University of Arkansas and four summers as the head assistant coach and hitting coach for the Cotuit Kettleers of the Cape Cod Baseball League. In 2013 with Neosho, he helped the Panthers to the JUCO World Series. While with the Razorbacks, Gurss helped them to a SEC West Championship in 2011 and a trip to Omaha and the College World Series in 2012. Scottâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main responsibilities in his two years at Arkansas were hitters and infielders with the main emphasis on first base for defense. Gurss helped Arkansas first baseman Dominic Ficociello to an All Defensive SEC first baseman honor as a freshman. He was also responsible for placing all Razorbacks in summer leagues.

As a Kettleer, Gurss held one-on-one workouts with several top collegiate players, including many that have already been called upon in the Major Leagues. During his four seasons, the Kettleers went to the Championship Series each season, including winning the Cape Cod League championship in 2010. Prior to his time on the Cape, Gurss was a student assistant coach at his alma mater, Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Gurss constructed and devised practice plans for fall, winter and spring practices, created a fundraising program and implemented a work out plan for individual players. Gurss has also served as the Head Summer Travel Coach for the Alva Renegades and as the Summer Varsity Head Coach of Deer Creek High School in Edmond, Okla. A native of Edmond, Okla., and a graduate of Deer Creek High School, Gurss graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma State University in 2008 with a degree in health and sports science. Gurss is currently finishing up a masters degree in workforce development at the University of Arkansas. Scott and his wife Makenzie reside in Wichita.

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Willie Schwanke

Volunteer Assistant Coach First Season

Willie Schwanke is in his first season as volunteer assistant coach for the Shockers. Schwanke played for the Shockers from 2015-17 after playing at Arkansas in 2013 and Grayson College in 2014. During his playing days at Wichita State, he made 23 appearances on the mound with a 7-7 record and 3.95 ERA. As a position player, he hit .284 with 42 hits, 20 runs, 10 doubles, four triples, two home runs and 19 RBI. He earned honorable mention all-Valley Scholar-Athlete honors in 2017 and in 2015, he was drafted in the 22nd round by the Milwaukee Brewers.

He played his sophomore season at Grayson College in 2014 and hit .327 with 55 hits, 15 doubles, six home runs and 45 RBI. He also made 11 appearances on the mound with a 4.64 ERA. In 2013, he played his freshman season at Arkansas and played in 31 games, while hitting .214 with nine runs, 15 hits, one home run and five RBI. Schwanke, who is a native of Frisco, Texas, earned a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in sport management from Wichita State in December of 2016 and is currently working on a masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree.

Dan Cahill

Lottie Talbott

Brandon Cutler

Andrew Moses Academic Services

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Kerry Rosenboom

Sam Goodwin

Nathan Brisco

Brennan Stemple

Field Manager

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2018 Shockers

Travis Young

6-2 | 200 | JR-RS | Outfield Derby, Kan. (Derby) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Junior Played summer ball for the Cheney (Kan.) Diamond Dawgs…Earned all-league honors. 2017 Sophomore Played in 54 games with 41 starts, 18 in left field, 18 in centerfield and five in right field…Hit .231 with 29 runs, 34 hits, five doubles, three triples, two home runs, 15 RBI and eight stolen bases…Had seven multiple-hit games, three multiple-RBI games and one multiple-home run game…Had a season-long four-game hitting streak from March 26-April 2…Had a season-high three hits twice…Had a season-high four RBI against Oral Roberts on May 9…Went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a double against Utah Valley on Feb. 18…Went 3-for4 with four RBI and two home runs History against Oral Roberts Individual Career on May 9…Had a walk-off single on March 31 against Valparaiso…Had a walk-off single on April 2 against Valparaiso…Named to the AD’s honor Tyler, roll Codyfor Spring 2017. 2016 Year

CAREER HIGHS Runs 3, two times, 2017 Hits 3, four times, 2016, 2017 Doubles 1, 10 times, 2016, 2017 Triples 1, three times, 2017 Home Runs 2, Oral Roberts, 2017 sf RBI sh sb-att po a e fld% 2017 0 4,0two 0-0 times,0 2016, 2 0 1.000 0 Stolen 0 0-0 Bases 2 5 0 1.000 0 2,0three 0-0 times, 1 2016, 6 1 2017 .875 0 0 0-0 3 13 1 .941 Hitting Streak 6, 2016 bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha

Freshman avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% Played in 49 games with0-030 starts, 10 2014 .000 0 016 in 0 left 0 field, 0 0 in0 centerfield, 0 .000 0three 0 as 0 the 0 des.000 ignated hitter and .000 one in hits, 0five0 doubles, 2016 0-0 right 0field…Hit 0 0 .317 0 with 0 017 runs, 0 0 33.000 0 0 two .000 home runs, 17 RBI .000 and six six-game 2017 0-0 stolen 0 bases…Had 0 0 0 a0 season-best 0 0 0 .000 0 0hitting 0 0streak .000 from May 10-20…Had games and TOTAL .000 10 0-0 multiple-hit 0 0 0 0 0 0four 0 multiple-RBI 0 .000 0 games…Scored 0 0 0 .000 a season-high two runs twice…Had a season-high three hits twice…Had a seasonYear era State w-l app gs cg sho sv ip with h two r er so 2bNorthern 3b hr high four RBI at Illinois on May 14…Went 2-for-3 RBIbbagainst Colorado on Feb. 20…Went 2014 7.27 0-1 3-for-4 10 1 with 0 a 0/1RBI against 0 8.2 Indiana 8 8 State 7 8 on11May4 6…Went 0 0 46 .229 2016 4.46against 3-5 19 9 2 on 1/1 May1 10…Went 78.2 74 2-for-6 51 39 with 32 four 57 15 4 8a 346 .243 3-for-4 with two RBI Creighton RBI and 2017 6.24 State 4-5 on12May 11 14.0 0/1 0 49.0 56 41 34 17 39 11 2 8 230 .286 grand slam at Illinois TOTAL

5.28 7-11

1/3

136.1 138 100

57 107

622

.258

2 7 4 13

3 6 8 17

0 0 0 0

0 2 6 8

0 2 3 5

2015 Redshirt

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Redshirted in RANKINGS: 2015…Named to the AD’s honor roll for SINGLE-SEASON Fall 2014. Most losses: t-12th (11) Most losses: t-19th (5 in 2017) Most home runs allowed: t-24th (16) Most losses: t-19th (5 in 2016) High School Most shutouts: t-25th (1 in 2016)

Attended Derby High School in Derby, Kan…Lettered four years in baseball and four years in basketball…In baseball, named all-league and all-state twice and all-metro once…In Vickers, Trey football, named all-state and all-league three times and all-metro twice…Member of team that won a football state championship in 2013.

Year

avg

gp-gs

Personal 2015 .252 43-35 119 18 30 2 Son of Darren and Sherri Young…Born Travis 2016 .306 52-47 160 27 49 6 ing in management.296 at Wichita State. 2017 58-58 226 36 67 7 TOTAL .289 153-140 505 81 146 15

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

0 0 14 32 .269 15 4 22 5 Ray 0 Young 1 19 in58Wichita, .363 15Kan…Has 2 21 two 4 2 4 32 90 .398 15 4 20 6 2 5 65 180 .356 45 10 63 15

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most sacrifice hits: t-3rd (18)

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

.355 0 4 3-4 sisters, .369 2 Kenzie 6 0-0 .351 0 8 1-2 .358 2 18 4-6

62 78 9 and74Madi…Is 139 10 103 140 10 239 357 29

fld%

.940 major.955 .960 .954

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most sacrifice hits: t-7th (8 in 2017) Most sacrifice hits: t-20th (6 in 2016)

Young, Travis Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.317 49-30 .231 54-41 .267 103-71

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most sacrifice hits: t-18th (12)

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

104 147 251

17 29 46

33 34 67

5 5 10

0 3 3

2 2 4

17 15 32

44 51 95

.423 .347 .378

9 21 30

2 7 9

28 47 75

2 2 4

.376 .354 .363

2 7 6-8 0 5 8-9 2 12 14-17

50 96 146

1 1 2

2 1 3

.962 .990 .980

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most sacrifice hits: t-13th (7 in 2016)

2018 Shockers

Alex Jackson

6-0 | 175 | SO | Outfield/Infield Double Oak, Texas (Marcus) Bats Left, Throws Right

2018 Sophomore Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

2017 Freshman Played in 52 games with 44 starts, 39 in centerfield, three at second base and two as the designated hitter…Hit .251 with 27 runs, 45 hits, 10 doubles, one triple, 16 RBI and four stolen bases…Had 12 multiple-hit games and three multiple-RBI games…Had a seasonlong eight-game hitting streak two times…Had a season-high three hits twice…Had a season-high two RBI three times…Went 2-for-3 with two RBI against Grand Canyon Feb. 25… Went 3-for-4 with a RBI against Southern Illinois on April 9…Went 3-for-5 with two RBI at Creighton on April 25…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016. High School Attended Marcus Flower Mound High School in Flower Mound, Texas…Lettered three years in baseball…Named the Marcus Newcomer of the Year…As a junior, hit .310 with seven doubles…Four-year starter in the middle infield…Helped his Career team to district championships Individual History and playoff appearances each season…Member of team that went to state semifinals during sophomore season…Perfect Game All-American in 2014 and 2015…Listed as a Perfect Evans, Robby Game top-500 recruit and the No. 98 player in the state of Texas. Year

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

Runs 3, Southern Illinois, 2017 Hits 3, two times, 2017 Doubles 2, two times, 2017 Triples 1, No. Colorado, 2017 Home Runs None RBI 2, three times, 2017 Stolen Bases 1, four times, 2017 Hitting Streak two times,po2017 sf8,sh sb-att a e fld%

Personal 2016 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Son of Keith and Marla Jackson…Born Alex Jackson in Dallas, Texas…Has one0brother, Drew 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 and one sister, Aysha…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State. TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

0-0 0-0 0-0

1 2 3

2 1 3

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

6.43 4.33 4.93

0-1 0-1 0-2

12 18 30

1 4 5

0 0 0

0/0 0/2 0/2

0 0 0

14.0 35.1 49.1

18 39 57

19 24 43

10 17 27

16 12 28

10 34 44

4 6 10

2 1 3

2 5 7

81 166 247

.300 .267 .277

4 3 7

3 6 9

1 0 1

0 1 1

2 1 3

Heuer, Codi Year

2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 1 1

2 5 7

0 1.000 2 .750 2 .800

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

9.12 4.42 6.25

1-1 2-2 3-3

21 23 44

2 3 5

0 0 0

0/0 0/3 0/3

0 0 0

24.2 38.2 63.1

30 41 71

30 24 54

25 19 44

18 16 34

27 35 62

5 7 12

2 0 2

6 5 11

126 176 302

.300 .277 .286

3 5 8

5 8 13

0 0 0

1 2 3

2 2 4

Jackson, Alex Year

2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.251 52-44 .251 52-44

avg

179 179

27 27

45 45

10 10

1 1

0 0

16 16

57 57

.318 .318

11 11

1 1

38 38

4 4

.297 .297

1 1

Jenista, Greyson

2 2

sb-att

fld%

4-5 4-5

99 99

6 6

1 1

.991 .991

2018 Shockers

Jordan Boyer

6-1 | 190 | JR-RS | Infield Oklahoma City, Okla. (Deer Creek) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Junior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

2017 Sophomore Played in 55 games with 54 starts, 47 at second base and seven at third base…Hit .295 with 26 runs, 54 hits, 15 doubles, two triples, three home runs, 42 RBI and one stolen base…Had 16 multiple-hit games and 14 multiple-RBI games…Had a seasonlong nine-game hitting streak from April 28-May 12…Led the team with 32 2-out RBI… Had a season-high three hits twice…Had a season-high four RBI against Northern Colorado on March 15…Went 3-for-4 with four RBI and a grand slam against Northern Colorado on March 15…Went 2-for-4 with three RBI and a double against Illinois State on April 28...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016. 2016 Freshman Played in 11 games with one start at shortstop…Hit .462 with seven runs, six hits, one double, two triples, five RBI and one stolen base…Had two multiple-hit games and two multiple-RBI games…Went 2-for-2 with three RBI and a triple against Sam Houston State on March 6…Went 1-for-1 with a double against TCU on April 2…Went 3-for-4 with two RBI, a triple and a stolen base against Oklahoma on April 12. Individual Career History 2015 Redshirt Redshirted in 2015. Year

Barnhouse, Tommy avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

Runs 2, five times, 2016, 2017 Hits 3, three times, 2016, 2017 Doubles 2, Southern Illinois, 2017 Triples 1, four times, 2016, 2017 Home Runs 1, three times, 2017 RBI 4, No. Colorado, 2017 Stolen Bases 1, two times, 2016, 2017 Hitting Streak 9, 2017 sf sh

sb-att

fld%

High School 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 3 0 1.000 Attended Deer Creek baseball…Member that TOTAL .000High 0-0 School 0 in0 Oklahoma 0 0 0City, 0 Okla…Lettered 0 0 .000 0three 0 years 0 0 in.000 0 0 0-0 0 of3team 0 1.000 was state runner-up during senior season…During junior season, hit .398 with two home runs, 22 RBI and 43 runs as all-Edmond honors to a3b2013 Yearthe leadoff hitter…Earned era w-l app gs cg team sho sv ip and h helped r er his bb team so 2b hr regional bf bavg championship…As wp hbp bk sfa sha a sophomore, hit .305 with 28 runs and 18 RBI and was named to the Sophomore Sunbelt Team in Oklahoma…In 2017 6.04 2-3 17 8 0 0/1 0 44.2 54 38 30 14 35 10 3 10 203 .298 3 6 0 1 the 1 summer of 2013, played OKC8Sandlot .395 to the 2013 TOTAL 6.04 for 2-3 the17 0 0/1 and0 hit 44.2 54 lead 38 the 30 team 14 35and 10 helped 3 10 them 203 to .298 3 6 Connie 0 1Mack 1 Oklahoma state championship. SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS:

Personal Most home runs allowed: t-10th (10 in 2017) Son of Kevin and Sharon Boyer…Born Jordan John Boyer in Oklahoma City, Okla…Has one brother, Ethan…Is majoring Bohm, Alec in sport management at Wichita State. Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.303 51-44 .305 58-58 .304 109-102

178 233 411

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

20 54 44 71 64 125

13 13 26

1 2 3

6 11 17

30 87 40 121 70 208

.489 .519 .506

9 29 38

3 2 5

25 31 56

5 5 10

.346 .385 .368

1 1 2

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 5-5 5-5

fld%

18 43 107 102 125 145

10 9 19

.859 .959 .934

Boyer, Jordan Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.462 11-1 .295 55-54 .306 66-55

avg

13 183 196

7 26 33

6 54 60

1 15 16

2 2 4

0 3 3

5 42 47

11 82 93

.846 .448 .474

2 20 22

1 6 7

4 49 53

0 7 7

.563 .379 .392

0 2 2

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

0 0 0

sb-att

1-1 1-1 2-2

fld%

4 10 75 103 79 113

3 10 13

.824 .947 .937

fld%

Croft, Noah Year

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

sb-att

2018 Shockers

Josh DeBacker 6-3 | 205 | JR-RS | First Base/Outfield Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit North) Bats Left, Throws Left

2018 Junior Played summer ball for the Lima (Ohio) Locos and earned honorable mention allleague honors.

CAREER HIGHS

Runs Individual Career History 2017 Sophomore 2, four times, 2016 Played in 35 games with 12 starts, nine at first base, two in left field and one in right Hits Barnhouse, Tommy field…Hit .176 with four runs, nine hits, one double, nine RBI and three stolen bas- 2, four times, 2016 es…Had two multiple-RBI games…Had a season-long four-game hitting streak two Doubles Year gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att a e fld% times…Went 1-for-2avgwith two RBI against Utah Valley on tbFeb. 18…Went 1-for-4 with 1, two times,po 2016, 2017 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 3 0 1.000 two RBI against Illinois State on April 28...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Triples 0 0-0 0 3 0 1.000 and Spring 2017. .000 0-0 1, Cal State Fullerton, 2016 Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg Runs wp hbp bk sfa sha Home 2016 Freshman 2017 6.04 2-3 17 8 0 0/1 0 44.2 54 38 30 14 35 10 3 10 203 .298 3 6 0 1 1 None Played in 36 games with 13 starts, 12 in left field and one in right field…Hit .286 with TOTAL 6.04 2-3 17 8 0 0/1 0 44.2 54 38 30 14 35 10 3 10 203 .298 3 6 0 1 1 RBI 17 runs, 18 hits, two doubles, one triple, five RBI, 17 walks and four stolen bases…Had a season-best seven-game hitting streak from April 24-May 13…Had four multiple-hit 3, Nebraska, 2016 SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: games and one multiple-RBI game…Scored a season-high two runs four times…Had Most home runs allowed: t-10th (10 in 2017)a Stolen Bases season-high two hits four times…Had a season-high three RBI at Nebraska on March 1, seven times, 2016, 2017 18…Went 2-for-3 with a triple at Cal State Fullerton on March Bohm, Alec13…Went 2-for-4 against Hitting Streak Oklahoma on April 12…Went 2-for-4 against Creighton on May 10…Named to the AD’s 7, 2016 honor roll for Fall 2015 2016. Year avg and gp-gs Spring ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 2016 .303 51-44 2015 Redshirt 2017 .305 58-58 Redshirted in 2015…Named TOTAL .304 109-102

178 20 54 13 1 6 30 87 .489 9 3 25 5 .346 1 0 0-0 18 43 10 .859 233 44 71 13 2 11 40 121 .519 29 2 31 5 .385 1 0 5-5 107 102 9 .959 to411 the 64 AD’s roll for 70 Fall208 2014 Valley125Commissioner’s 125 honor 26 3 17 .506and 38 Spring 5 562015…Earned 10 .368 2 the 0 5-5 145 19 .934

Academic Excellence Award.

Boyer, Jordan High School Attended Lee’s Summit North High School in Lee’s Summit, Mo…Lettered three years in baseball and one year in Year ab was r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% junior bb hbpand so senior gdp ob% sf sh sb-att poall-conference, a e fld% basketball…Memberavgof gp-gs team that district runner-up during seasons…Named 2016 .462 11-1 13 7 6 1 2 0 5 11 .846 2 1 4 0 .563 0 0 1-1 4 10 3 .824 all-district and all-state as a senior…Selected and played in the Missouri state All-Star game in St. Louis…Selected 2017 55-54 183Sunbelt 26 54 team…Academic 15 2 3 42 82 .448 winner 20 6 and 49 academic 7 .379 2 all-state…International 0 1-1 75 103 10 .947 and played for the.295 Missouri Jr. letter BacTOTAL 66-55 196a senior, 33 60 led 16 the 4 team 3 47 93 a .474 7 53 7 .392 2 a junior, 0 2-2 hit 79 113with 13 a.937 calaureate diploma.306 winner…As with .442 22 batting average…As .348 .979 fielding percentage…Member of the National Honor Society member, a Bronco Smart Sargent of Arms, and a member of the Principal’s honor roll. Croft, Noah

Personal avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Son of Mike and Darla DeBacker…Born Joshua Michael DeBacker in Independence, Mo…Has two 285 sisters, Amy and 2017 .248 45-34 129 18 32 3 1 3 18 46 .357 20 2 34 3 .358 0 0 3-4 31 2 .994 Ellie, and one brother, Matthew…Is majoring in finance at Wichita State. TOTAL .248 45-34 129 18 32 3 1 3 18 46 .357 20 2 34 3 .358 0 0 3-4 285 31 2 .994 Year

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Highest fielding pct.: 25th (.994 in 2017)

DeBacker, Josh Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

.286 36-13 .176 35-12 .237 71-25

avg

63 51 114

17 4 21

18 9 27

2 1 3

1 0 1

0 0 0

5 9 14

22 10 32

.349 .196 .281

17 7 24

0 2 2

10 15 25

3 1 4

.438 .295 .376

0 1 1

4-6 3-5 7-11

43 87 130

1 7 8

0 1.000 3 .969 3 .979

Dugas, Dayton

2 2 4

fld%

2018 Shockers

Noah Croft

6-3 | 215 | SO-RS | Catcher Olathe, Kan. (Olathe South) Bats Right, Throws Right

2017 Freshman Played in 45 games with 34 starts, all at catcher…Hit .248 with 18 runs, 32 hits, three doubles, one triple, three home runs, 18 RBI and three stolen bases…Named honorable mention all-Valley…Had seven multiple-hit games, four multiple-RBI games and one multiple-home run game…Had a season-long five-game hitting streak from April 11-19…Had a season-high three hits three times…Had a season-high five RBI at Bradley on April 15…Went 3-for-4 with an RBI and a double at Bradley on April 14… Went 3-for-4 with five RBI, a double and two home runs at Bradley on April 15…Went 3-for-7 against Evansville on May 13. 2016 Redshirt Redshirted in 2016…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015.

Individual Career History

CAREER HIGHS Runs 2, four times, 2017 Hits 3, three times, 2017 Doubles 1, four times, 2017 Triples 1, Kansas, 2017 Home Runs 2, Bradley, 2017 RBI 5, Bradley, 2017 sf sh sb-att Stolen Basespo a e fld% 0 three 0 0-0times,0 2017 3 0 1.000 1, 0 0 0-0Streak 0 3 0 1.000 Hitting 5, 2017

High School Attended Olathe South High School in Olathe, Kan…Lettered four years in baseball Barnhouse, and one year in basketball…Named first team all-state andTommy first team all-Sunflower League in 2015…Named a Perfect Game honorable mention All-American in 2015 and Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% second team all-region…Played in the 2015 Kansas All-Star West/East Game…Played 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 for three years on Team USA Baseball Midwest…In 2015, hit .528 with a .6060 on 0base TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 percentage and .830 slugging percentage…Member of team that won Sunflower League and state regional andapp finished third at sv state in 2015…As aer junior, hit 2b .4073bandhr Year era w-l gs cg sho ip h r bb so bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha was named a third team All-American by Perfect Game...According to Perfect Game, 2017 6.04 2-3 17 8 0 0/1 0 44.2 54 38 30 14 35 10 3 10 203 .298 3 6 0 1 1 ranked in the top 500 nationally, the No. 67 catcher, the No. 1 catcher in the state of TOTAL 6.04 2-3 17 8 0 0/1 0 44.2 54 38 30 14 35 10 3 10 203 .298 3 6 0 1 1 Kansas and the No. 9 player in Kansas...According to Prep Baseball Report, ranked No. 293 nationally, the No. 26 catcher, the No. 11 player in the state of Kansas and the No. 1 catcher in Kansas. SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most home runs allowed: t-10th (10 in 2017)

Personal Son of Mark and Theresa Croft…Born Noah Andrew Croft Overland Park, Kan…Has one sister, Sophie…Is majoring Bohm,inAlec in general business at Wichita State. Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.303 51-44 .305 58-58 .304 109-102

178 233 411

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

20 54 44 71 64 125

13 13 26

1 2 3

6 11 17

30 87 40 121 70 208

.489 .519 .506

9 29 38

3 2 5

25 31 56

5 5 10

.346 .385 .368

1 1 2

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 5-5 5-5

fld%

18 43 107 102 125 145

10 9 19

.859 .959 .934

Boyer, Jordan Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.462 11-1 .295 55-54 .306 66-55

avg

13 183 196

7 26 33

6 54 60

1 15 16

2 2 4

0 3 3

5 42 47

11 82 93

.846 .448 .474

2 20 22

1 6 7

4 49 53

0 7 7

.563 .379 .392

0 2 2

0 0 0

sb-att

1-1 1-1 2-2

fld%

4 10 75 103 79 113

3 10 13

.824 .947 .937

Croft, Noah Year

2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.248 45-34 .248 45-34

avg

129 129

18 18

32 32

3 3

1 1

3 3

18 18

46 46

.357 .357

20 20

2 2

34 34

3 3

.358 .358

0 0

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Highest fielding pct.: 25th (.994 in 2017)

0 0

sb-att

fld%

3-4 3-4

285 285

31 31

2 2

.994 .994

2018 Shockers

Jacob Katzfey

6-3 | 190 | SO | Outfield Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West) Bats Left, Throws Left

2018 Sophomore Played summer ball for the Winter ParkIndividual (Fla.) Diamond Dawgs…Named Career Historyan All-Star and an all-league selection at first base…Finished sixth in the Florida League in batting average (.316), first in home runs (7), and second in RBI (30)…Named to the AD’s Evans, Robby honor roll for Fall 2017. Year

2017 Freshman

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

2016 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 Played in 31 games with 12 starts, 10 in left field, one in centerfield and one as the 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 designated hitter…Hit .264 with0 seven runs, 140hits, two doubles, one triple, six RBI TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000

and two stolen bases…Had one multiple-hit game and one multiple-RBI game…Had a season-high threeerahits 31…Had Year w-l at Oral app Roberts gs cg shoon March sv ip h ra season-high er bb so 2btwo3bRBI hr against Texas Tech on March 24…Went 1-for-1 with a run at LSU on March 11…Went 2016 6.43 0-1 12 1 0 0/0 0 14.0 18 19 10 16 10 4 2 2 1-for-2 with a double Texas on March 25…Named 2017 4.33against 0-1 18 4 Tech 0 0/2 0 35.1 39 24 to 17 the 12 AD’s 34 honor 6 1 roll5 for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017. 30 5 0 0/2 TOTAL 4.93 0-2 0 49.1 57 43 27 28 44 10 3 7

CAREER HIGHS Runs 1, seven times, 2017 Hits sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 3, Oral Roberts, 2017 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 Doubles 0 0 0-0 2 1 0 1.000 1, times, 2017 0 two 0 0-0 3 3 0 1.000 Triples bavg Tech, wp hbp 1, bfTexas 2017bk sfa sha 81 .300Runs 4 3 1 0 2 Home 166 .267 3 6 0 1 1 None 247 .277 7 9 1 1 3 RBI 2, Texas Tech, 2017 Stolen Bases 1, two times, 2017 sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Hitting Streak 0 2017 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 4,

High School Attended Lee’s Summit West High School in Lee’s Summit, Mo…Lettered four years Heuer, Codi in football, two years in baseball and two years in basketball…In baseball, named Year avg gp-gsand second ab r h 2b all-district…As 3b hr rbi tb a slg% bb hit hbp .369 so gdp first team all-conference team junior, with ob% 11 2016 .000 one 0-0 home0 run0 and 0 40 0 RBI…Member 0 0 0 0of .000 0 district 0 .000 doubles, four triples, team 0that0 was 2017 .000 and 0-0 state 0 quarterfinalist 0 0 0 0 twice…In 0 0 football, 0 .000 0 0 first 0 0team .000 0 0 champions three times named TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 Academic 0 0 0 all-state .000 0 in0football 0 0 and .000 0 0 all-conference and.000 first 0-0 team all-district…Named baseball…Member of the National Honor Society and the Principal’s Honor Roll. Year

era

w-l

app

sho

2016 9.12 1-1 21 2 0 0/0 0 24.2 30 30 Personal 2017 4.42 2-2 23 3 0Jacob 0/3 Henry 0 38.2 41 24 Son of Jim and Debbie Katzfey…Born Katzfey in TOTAL 6.25 3-3 44 5 0 0/3 0 63.1 71 54 majoring in general business at Wichita State.

0-0 0-0

bavg

1 1

hbp

5 7

2 2

sfa

25 18 27 5 2 6 126 .300 3 5 0 19 16 City, 35 7 0 5 two 176sisters, .277 5 8 and 0 Kansas Mo…Has Alex 44 34 62 12 2 11 302 .286 8 13 0

.750 .800

sha

1 2 2 2 Bailey…Is 3 4

Jackson, Alex Year

2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.251 52-44 .251 52-44

avg

179 179

27 27

45 45

10 10

1 1

0 0

16 16

57 57

.318 .318

11 11

1 1

38 38

4 4

.297 .297

1 1

2 2

sb-att

fld%

4-5 4-5

99 99

6 6

1 1

.991 .991

Jenista, Greyson Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.326 57-46 .320 58-58 .323 115-104

172 228 400

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

36 56 45 73 81 129

8 14 22

1 1 2

5 9 14

32 81 41 116 73 197

.471 .509 .493

31 32 63

3 6 9

27 46 73

4 2 6

.431 .413 .421

3 3 6

1 3 4

2-4 6-11 8-15

195 339 534

7 19 26

5 4 9

.976 .989 .984

sb-att

fld%

2-5 2-5

29 29

3 3

0 1.000 0 1.000

Katzfey, Jacob Year

2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.264 31-12 .264 31-12

avg

53 53

7 7

14 14

2 2

1 1

0 0

6 6

18 18

.340 .340

5 5

3 3

10 10

1 1

.361 .361

0 0

5 5

2018 Shockers

Codi Heuer

6-4 | 185 | JR | Pitcher Windsor, Colo. (Fossil Ridge) Bats Right, Throws Right

2017 Sophomore Made 23 appearances with three starts…Went 2-2 with a 4.42 ERA…Pitched 38.2 innings with 16 walks and 35 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high six innings at Indiana State on May 19…Struck out a season-high five against Evansville on May 13…Earned wins against Omaha and Indiana State…Pitched two shutout innings with four strikeouts against Omaha on March 1…Pitched six innings and allowed one run on four hits with four strikeouts at Indiana State on May 19...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched 6.0, two times, 2016, 2017 Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A 2016 Freshman Strikeouts Made 21 appearances with two starts…Went 1-1 with a 9.12 ERA…Pitched 24.2 innings 5, two times, 2016, 2017 with 18 walks and 27 strikeouts…Earned win against Bradley on April 24…Pitched a season-high six innings at Southern Illinois on April 30…Struck out a season-high five against Illinois State on May 15…Pitched six shutout innings with three strikeouts at Southern Illinois on April 30… Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. High School Attended Fossil Ridge High School in Fort Collins, Colo…Lettered three years in baseball…Named second team allconference in 2015…Named team MVP in 2015 and was a senior all-state selection…Earned the coaches award in 2013…As a senior, had a 1.93 ERA in conference play with 53 strikeouts in 32 innings…As a junior, went 5-1 in nine appearances and had 58 strikeouts in 38 innings…Named academic all-state three times and was a member of the honor roll...Named 2015 West Region Honorable Mention by Perfect Game...According to Perfect Game, ranked in the top 1000 nationally, the No. 441 right-handed pitcher, the No.History 11 player in the state of Colorado and No. 4 RHP in Individual Career Colorado...According to Prep Baseball Report, ranked No. 23 in the state of Colorado and the No. 7 RHP in Colorado. Evans, Robby Personal Son of Brian and Beth Mont…Has oneob% sister, Cali…Is Year avg Heuer…Born gp-gs ab rCodi h Dalton 2b 3b Heuer hr rbiin Missoula, tb slg% bb hbp so gdp sf sh sb-att majoring po a inegeneral fld% business at Wichita.000 State. 2016 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

0-0 0-0

2 3

1 3

0 1.000 0 1.000

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

6.43 4.33 4.93

0-1 0-1 0-2

12 18 30

1 4 5

0 0 0

0/0 0/2 0/2

0 0 0

14.0 35.1 49.1

18 39 57

19 24 43

10 17 27

16 12 28

10 34 44

4 6 10

2 1 3

2 5 7

81 166 247

.300 .267 .277

4 3 7

3 6 9

1 0 1

0 1 1

2 1 3

Heuer, Codi Year

2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 1 1

2 5 7

0 1.000 2 .750 2 .800

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

9.12 4.42 6.25

1-1 2-2 3-3

21 23 44

2 3 5

0 0 0

0/0 0/3 0/3

0 0 0

24.2 38.2 63.1

30 41 71

30 24 54

25 19 44

18 16 34

27 35 62

5 7 12

2 0 2

6 5 11

126 176 302

.300 .277 .286

3 5 8

5 8 13

0 0 0

1 2 3

2 2 4

Jackson, Alex

2018 Shockers

Gunnar Troutwine

6-2 | 225 | SR | Catcher Fairway, Kan. (Shawnee Mission East) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Senior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

2017 Junior Played in 29 games with 25 starts, 24 at catcher and one as the designated hitter…Hit .224 with 14 runs, 17 hits, three doubles and seven RBI…Had four multiple-hit games and one multiple-RBI game…Had a season-long four-game hitting streak from April Individual Career History 28-May 20…Had a season-high two hits four times…Had a season-high three RBI against Utah Valley on Feb. 18…Went 2-for-4 with three RBI and a double against Ritter, Luke Utah Valley on Feb. 18…Went 2-for-3 with a RBI and a double at Oral Roberts on March 21...Named to avg the gp-gs AD’s honor roll for Fall 3b 2016hr and Spring 2017. Year ab r h 2b rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% 2016

.272 53-43

169

.373

.372

Runs 3, two times, 2016 Hits 4, Illinois State, 2015 Doubles 1, 14 times, 2015, 2016, 2017 Triples sf sh sb-att e fld% 1, two times, po 2015,a 2016 0Home 3 2-4 69 69 8 .945 Runs 0 Illinois 3 0-0 State, 56 2015 30 5 .945 2, 0 6 2-4 125 99 13 .945 RBI 5, Illinois State, 2015 Stolen Bases 1, three times, 2015, 2016 sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Hitting Streak 07, two 0 0-0 0 3 1 .750 times, 2015, 2016

2016 Sophomore .223 55-46 166 24 37 5 2 4 20 58 .349 26 6 47 3 .348 2017 Played with108-89 56 starts, all at with.361 37 runs, hits,7 nine TOTAL in 57 games .248 335 52 83 catcher…Hit 13 2 7 .278 45 121 49 1055 79 .360 doubles, one triple, seven home runs, 37 RBI and one stolen base…Named honorable mention all-Valley…Had a season-best seven-game hitting streak from Feb. 26-March 6…Had 15 multiple-hit games and eight multiple-RBI games…Scored a season-high Sanburn, Chandler three runs twice…Had a season-high three hits three times…Had a season-high four RBI on March three double andob% a Year against North Dakota avg gp-gs ab r15…Went h 2b 2-for-4 3b hr with rbi tb slg%RBI, bb ahbp so gdp home 3-for-3 with a0 RBI 2015 run against Northern .000 0-0 Colorado 0 0 on0 Feb. 0 19…Went 0 0 0 0 .000 0 and 0 a 0dou.000 ble State on four RBI 2016against Sam Houston .000 0-0 0 March 0 0 4…Went 0 0 3-for-4 0 0 with 0 .000 0 against 0 0 North 0 .000 0 0 2017 .000 0-0 2-for-4 0 with 0 0 0 RBI, 0 a0 double 0 0 and .000a home 0 0 run 0 against 0 .000 0 0 Dakota on March 15…Went three TOTALon April 3…Named .000 to0-0 0 honor 0 0 roll0 for0 Spring 0 02016. 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 TCU the AD’s

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

3 3 9

1 1 3

.750 .750 .750

Year Freshman era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha 2015 2015 18 0 at 0 catcher 0/1 0 and 23.010 as 25 the 14 designated 14 17 12 hitter…Hit 7 0 4 .298 112 with .281 18 5runs, 3 360 hits, 1 two 2 Played in 38 games 5.48 with1-0 38 starts, 28 2016 3 30 0 RBI 0/0 and 0 two 18.2 stolen 25 16bases…Named 15 2 16 9honorable 1 1 87 .313 1 4 0 1 0 doubles, one triple, 7.23 three0-1home7 runs, mention all-Valley…Named 2017 4.58 5-3 25 2 0 a0/2season-best 0 35.1 28 19 18 hitting 24 41 streak 2 2 two 1 times…Had 159 .220 6nine 3 multiple-hit 0 2 3 to the Valley all-tournament team…Had six-game TOTAL 5.49 6-4 50 5 0 0/3 0 77.0 78 49 47 43 69 18 3 6 358 .264 12 10 0 4 5 games, seven multiple-RBI games and one multiple-home run game…Scored a season-high two runs three times… Had a season-high four hits against Illinois State on April 11…Had a season-high five RBI against Illinois State on April 11…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI at Southern Illinois on March 22…Went 4-for-5 with five RBI and two home runs Snavely, Preston against Illinois State on April 11…Went 2-for-3 with an RBI against Missouri State on May 21…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2014. Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

2017

.000

0-0

TOTAL

9.45

0-0

.000

0-0

0 1.000

High School TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 Attended Shawnee Mission East High School in Prairie Village, Kan…Lettered four years in baseball…Named second team all-league during MVPsoand Slugger of the Year era sophomore w-l app gsandcgjunior sho season…Named sv ip h r team er bb 2b Silver 3b hr bf bavg wpYear…Member hbp bk sfa shaof team state14during 2017 that placed third 9.45 at0-0 0 freshman 0 0/3 0 season. 6.2 8 8 7 10 5 0 0 1 38 .286 3 0 0 0 0 14

0/3

6.2

.286

Personal Son of Brent and Myra Troutwine…Born Gunnar Karl Troutwine in Kansas City, Mo…Has one brother, Lars...Is majoring in general business at Wichita State. Troutwine, Gunnar Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.298 .278 .224 .273

38-38 57-56 29-25 124-119

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Highest fielding pct.: 7th (.991)

121 198 76 395

rbi

slg%

18 36 37 55 14 17 69 108

2 9 3 14

1 1 0 2

3 7 0 10

30 49 37 87 7 20 74 156

.405 .439 .263 .395

17 28 9 54

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

6 26 3 60 4 14 13 100

2 7 1 10

.404 .371 .333 .374

2 3 1 6

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most times struck out: t-7th (60 in 2016)

1 0 1 2

sb-att

2-2 1-1 0-0 3-3

fld%

141 23 374 59 179 25 694 107

1 5 1 7

.994 .989 .995 .991

2018 Shockers

Keylan Killgore

6-3 | 175 | SO-RS | Pitcher Wichita, Kan. (Heights) Bats Left, Throws Left

2017 Freshman CAREER HIGHS Made 12 appearances with eight starts…Went 0-1 with a 6.08 ERA…Pitched 26.2 innings with 14 walks and 23 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high 4.2 innings at Creighton on April 25…Struck out a season-high six against Kansas on April 19…Pitched 4.1 shutout innings Innings Pitched 4.2, Creighton, 2017 against Kansas with six strikeouts on April 19. Runs (CG only) N/A 2016 Redshirt Redshirted in 2016. Hits (CG only) N/A High School Strikeouts Attended Heights High School in Wichita, Kan…Lettered four years in baseball and two 6, Kansas, 2017 years in cross country…Named all-city all four years…Named all-state and all-metro once…Gatorade Player of the Year nominee…Threw a no-hitter against Wichita Southeast during freshman season in his first varsity start…Finished his career with a 1.78 ERA and 144 strikeouts…Also hit .343 with seven home runs…Member of team that was regional champions three times...According to Perfect Game, ranked in the top 1000 nationally, the No. 125 left-handed pitcher in the country, the No. 1 LHP in the state of Kansas and the No. 11 player in Kansas...According to Prep Baseball Report, ranked No. 385 nationally, No. 1 LHP in the state of Kansas and the No. 56 LHP nationally. Personal Son of David and Susie Killgore…Born Keylan Richard Killgore in Wichita, Kan…Has one sister, Kaylee, and one Individual Career History brother, Kyle…Is majoring in criminal justice at Wichita State. Keller, Adam Year

2017 TOTAL All* Year

2015* 2017 TOTAL All*

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

4 4 4

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

4.01 3.86 3.86 3.93

1-2 3-2 3-2 4-4

15 22 22 37

2 2 2 4

0 0 0 0

0/0 0/1 0/1 0/1

0 0 0 0

33.2 32.2 32.2 66.1

32 31 31 63

20 15 15 35

15 14 14 29

11 12 12 23

32 30 30 62

5 7 7 12

1 1 1 2

2 5 5 7

0 139 139 139

.256 .258 .258 .257

1 5 5 6

7 5 5 12

1 0 0 1

0 1 1 1

4 1 1 5

* Statistics from prior team/school

Killgore, Keylan Year

2017 TOTAL Year

2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

sb-att

fld%

0-0 0-0

0 0

9 9

1 1

.900 .900

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

6.08 6.08

0-1 0-1

12 12

8 8

0 0

0/2 0/2

0 0

26.2 26.2

34 34

21 21

18 18

14 14

23 23

8 8

1 1

2 2

130 130

.318 .318

3 3

4 4

1 1

2 2

3 3

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most runners picked off: t-21st (2)

2018 Shockers

Trey Vickers

6-1 | 190 | SR | Infield Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Rockhurst) Bats Right, Throws Right

2017 Junior Played in 58 games with 58 starts, all at shortstop…Hit .296 with 36 runs, 67 hits, seven doubles, two triples, four home runs, 32 RBI and one stolen base…Had 21 multiple-hit games and eight multiple-RBI games…Had a nine-game hitting streak from May 5-18…Named honorable mention all-Valley…Had a season-high four hits against Illinois State on April 29…Had a season-high three RBI twice…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a triple against Omaha on March 1…Went 3-for-4 with a RBI against Southern Illinois on April 9…Went 4-for-5 with three RBI and a double against Illinois State on April 29. 2016 Sophomore Played in 52 games with 47 starts, all at shortstop…Hit .306 with 27 runs, 49 hits, six doubles, one home run, 19 RBI and six sacrifice hits…Named first team all-Valley…Named a semifinalist for the Olson Award…Had a season-best six-game hitting streak from May 7-17…Had 16 multiple-hit games and two multiple-RBI games… Scored a season-best two runs eight times…Had a season-high four hits at Kansas on April 19…Had a season-high two RBI twice…Went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a double against Sam Houston State on March 4…Went 4-for-4 with a RBI at Kansas on April 19…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI at Southern Illinois on April 29…Went 2-for-4 with a RBI and a home run at Kansas State on May 3…Went 3-for-4 History with a RBI against Individual Career Kansas on May 17.

CAREER HIGHS Runs 3, Bradley, 2017 Hits 4, two times, 2016, 2017 Doubles 1, 14 times, 2015, 2016, 2017 Triples 1, two times, 2017 Home Runs 1, five times, 2016, 2017 RBI 3, two times, 2017 Stolen Bases 1, four times, 2015, 2017 Hitting Streak 9, 2017

Tyler, Cody 2015 Freshman Played in 43 games with 35 starts, all at shortstop…Hit .252 with 18 runs, 30 hits, two doubles, 14 RBI and three stoYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% len bases…Named honorable mention all-Valley…Had a season-best five-game hitting streak from May 12-20…Had 2014 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 five multiple-hit games and four multiple-RBI games…Scored a season-high two runs against Kansas State on May 2016 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 5 0 1.000 5…Had a season-high three hits against Bradley on April 17 and against Kansas State on May 5…Had a season-high 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 6 1 .875 two RBI four times…Went 3-for-40 with an0 RBI0 at 0Bradley on April 17…Went 2-for-5 with two RBI against3 Evansville on TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 13 1 .941 May 9…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2014 and Spring 2015. Year

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

High 2014 School 7.27 0-1 10 1 0 0/1 0 8.2 8 8 7 8 11 4 0 0 46 .229 2 3 0 0 0 Attended Rockhurst4.46 High in baseball and .243 two years 2016 3-5School 19 in9 Kansas 2 1/1 City, 1 Mo…Lettered 78.2 74 51 three 39 32 years 57 15 4 8 346 7 6 in 0football… 2 2 Member of team that 2017 6.24was 4-5sectional 12 11 and 0 district 0/1 0champions 49.0 56 during 41 34 sophomore 17 39 11 season 2 8 and 230 district .286 4 champions 8 0 6 dur3 ing junior season…Hit junior, five doubles, 16 TOTAL 5.28.410 7-11during 41 senior 21 2 year…As 1/3 1 a136.1 138 hit 100.318 80 with 57 107 30 6 16two 622home .258 runs, 13 1716 RBI 0 and 8 5 runs. CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS:

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS:

Most losses: t-12th (11) Most losses: t-19th (5 in 2017) Personal Most of home runs allowed: t-24th (16) Most Summit, losses: t-19thMo…Has (5 in 2016) one brother, Tate…His dad played baseSon Larry and Sarah Vickers…Born Trey Vickers in Lee’s Mostat shutouts: t-25thState. (1 in 2016) ball at Missouri Western…Is majoring in entrepreneurship Wichita

Vickers, Trey Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.252 .306 .296 .289

43-35 52-47 58-58 153-140

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most sacrifice hits: t-3rd (18)

119 160 226 505

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

18 30 27 49 36 67 81 146

2 6 7 15

0 0 2 2

0 1 4 5

14 32 19 58 32 90 65 180

.269 .363 .398 .356

15 15 15 45

4 2 4 10

22 21 20 63

5 4 6 15

.355 .369 .351 .358

0 4 2 6 0 8 2 18

3-4 0-0 1-2 4-6

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most sacrifice hits: t-7th (8 in 2017) Most sacrifice hits: t-20th (6 in 2016)

fld%

62 78 74 139 103 140 239 357

9 10 10 29

.940 .955 .960 .954

2018 Shockers

Alec Bohm

6-5 | 220 | JR | Third Base Omaha, Neb. (Omaha Roncalli Catholic) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Junior Played summer ball for the Falmouth (Mass.) Commodores…Named a Cape Cod League All-Star and finished second in the Cape in batting average (.351), third in RBI (28), third in doubles (10) and 10th in home runs (5)…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. 2017 Sophomore Played in 58 games with 58 starts, 46 at third base and 12 at first base…Hit .305 with 44 runs, 71 hits, 13 doubles, two triples, 11 home runs, 40 RBI and five stolen bases…Named first team all-Valley at third base…Had a season-long 18-game hitting streak from April 5-May 5…Had 18 multiple-hit games, 10 multiple-RBI games and three multiple-home run games…Had a season-high three hits six times…Had a season-high four RBI twice…Had a season-high two home runs three times…Went 3-for-4 with three RBI and two home runs against Grand Canyon on Feb. 26…Went 3-for-4 with four RBI and a home run against Southern Illinois on April 9…Went 2-for5 with two RBI and two home runs at Missouri State on April 22…Had two home runs and four RBI against Evansville on May 13...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017.

CAREER HIGHS Runs 3, Illinois State, 2017 Hits 3, 12 times, 2016, 2017 Doubles 2, two times, 2016 Triples 1, three times, 2016, 2017 Home Runs 2, three times, 2017 RBI 4, three times, 2016, 2017 Stolen Bases 1, five times, 2017 Hitting Streak 18, 2017

2016 Freshman Played in 51 games with 44 starts, 23 at third base and 21 as the designated hitter… Hit .303 with 20 runs, 54 hits, 13 doubles, one triple, six home runs and 30 RBI… Named second team all-Valley as the designated hitter…Named a first team Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball…Had a season-best 12-game hitting streak from April 16-May 7…Had 13 multiple-hit games and nine multiple-RBI games…Scored a season-high two runs three times…Had a season-high three hits six times…Had a seasonhigh four RBI against Indiana State on May 7…Became the first Shocker to hit a home run in his first collegiate plate appearance on Feb. 19 against Northern Colorado…Went 3-for-5 with two RBI and a double at New Mexico on Feb. Individual History 28…Went 3-for-4 with two doubles against Cal Poly on Career March 26…Went 3-for-5 with four RBI, a double and a home run against Indiana State on May 7…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. Barnhouse, Tommy High School Year avg gp-gs ab r hSchool 2b 3bin Omaha, hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp four so gdp ob%in baseball…As sf sh sb-att po senior, a eledfld% Attended Omaha Roncalli Catholic High Neb…Lettered years a the state of Nebraska with .533 batting .526 with doubles, triples,0 six 3home runs 2017 .000 a0-0 0 0 average…As 0 0 0 a0 junior, 0 0hit.000 0 0seven 0 0 .000 0 three 0 0-0 0 1.000 TOTAL29 RBI…Ranked.000 0 0 0 in 2015 0 0 class 0 by 0 MaxPreps .000 0 0 0Perfect 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 3 a 0Perfect 1.000 and No. 10-0player 0in Nebraska and Game…In 2015, named Game honorable mention All-American and first team all-region…Earned first team all-conference and all-Nebraska Year era and w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h rfirst er team bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp of hbp bk that sfa was sha all-class honors in 2014 2015…Named academic all-state in 2014 and 2015…Member team 2017 6.04 sophomore 2-3 17 8 and 0 junior 0/1 0 44.2 54 38 30 of14the35High 10 Honors 3 10 Honor 203 .298 3 top 6 25 0 percent 1 1 a state qualifier during seasons…Member Roll…In TOTAL 6.04 2-3 17to Perfect 8 0 0/1 0 ranked 44.2 54 14 35 the 10 No. 3 10 203 baseman .298 3 6 0 1 the 1 of graduating class...According Game, No.38157 30 nationally, 10 third nationally, No. 1 player in the state of Nebraska and the No. 1 third baseman in Nebraska. SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most home runs allowed: t-10th (10 in 2017)

Personal Son of Dan and Lisa Bohm…Born Alec D. Bohm in Lincoln, Neb…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State. Bohm, Alec Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.303 51-44 .305 58-58 .304 109-102

178 233 411

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

20 54 44 71 64 125

13 13 26

1 2 3

6 11 17

30 87 40 121 70 208

.489 .519 .506

9 29 38

3 2 5

25 31 56

5 5 10

.346 .385 .368

1 1 2

Boyer, Jordan

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 5-5 5-5

fld%

18 43 107 102 125 145

10 9 19

.859 .959 .934

2018 Shockers

Luke Ritter

6-0 | 190 | JR | Infield/Outfield Overland Park, Kan. (Rockhurst) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Junior Played summer ball for the Santa Barbara (Calif.) Foresters…Named an All-Star and all-league selection…Selected team MVP by the Foresters…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. 2017 Sophomore Played in 55 games with 46 starts, 16 in right field, 11 as the designated hitter, eight in left field, eight at second base and three at third base…Hit .223 with 24 runs, 37 hits, five doubles, two triples, four home runs and 20 RBI…Had nine multiple-hit games and seven multiple-RBI games…Had a five-game hitting streak from March 12-18… Named MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Week on March 21…Had a season-high three hits twice…Had a season-high three RBI against Kansas State on May 16…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a home run against Utah Valley on Feb. 19…Went 2-for-4 with, two RBI, a double and a home run at Cal Poly on March 17…Went 2-for-4 with three RBI and a walk off home run against Kansas State on May 16...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016.

CAREER HIGHS Runs 3, Illinois State, 2016 Hits 3, four times, 2016, 2017 Doubles 1, 13 times, 2016, 2017 Triples 1, two times, 2017 Home Runs 1, seven times, 2016, 2017 RBI 3, three times, 2016, 2017 Stolen Bases 1, two times, 2016 Hitting Streak 6, two times, 2016

2016 Freshman Played in 53 games with 43 starts, 28 at second base, 10 in left field, three at third base and two as the designated hitter…Hit .272 with 28 runs, 46 hits, eight doubles, three home runs, 25 RBI, 23 walks and two stolen bases…Had a season-best sixgame hitting streak twice…Had 12 multiple-hit games and six multiple-RBI games… Scored a season-high three runs at Illinois State on May 14…Had a season-high three hits twice…Had a season-high three RBI twice…Went 3-for-6 with two RBI and a home run against Sam Houston State on March 4…Went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a home run at Southern Illinois on April 30…Went 2-for-2 with two RBI against Oklahoma on April 12…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015 and Spring 2016. High School Attended Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, Mo…Lettered two years in baseball and three years in football…In baseball, named first team all-state and all-district during senior season and hit .473 with 43 hits, nine doubles, one triple, two home runs, 17 walks and 41 runs…As a junior, hit .377 and earned all-district honors…Named a Perfect Game honorable mention All-American in 2014…Named honorable mention all-region in 2015…In football, named all-district during junior and senior seasons and all-state during senior season…Earned the Mike Jones Award for Linebacker of the Year…Set school record for tackles in 2014 with 183…Member of the honor roll…Earned the Presidential Service Award and MSHSAA Sportsmanship Award in 2015...According to Perfect Game, ranked in the top 1000 nationally, the No. 202 second baseman, the No. 2 second baseman in the state of Kansas and the No. 13 player in Kansas...According to Prep Baseball Report, ranked No. 285 nationally, the No. 6 second baseman, the No. 14 player in the state of Kansas and the No. 1 second baseman in Kansas. Personal Individual Career History Son of Ty and Mindy Ritter…Born Lucas Aaron Ritter in Minneapolis, Minn…Has one brother, Austin, and one sister, Paige…Is majoring in finance at Wichita State. Ritter, Luke Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.272 53-43 .223 55-46 .248 108-89

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

169 166 335

28 24 52

46 37 83

8 5 13

0 2 2

3 4 7

25 63 20 58 45 121

.373 .349 .361

23 26 49

4 6 10

32 47 79

4 3 7

.372 .348 .360

0 0 0

Sanburn, Chandler

3 3 6

sb-att

fld%

2-4 0-0 2-4

69 56 125

69 30 99

8 5 13

.945 .945 .945

2018 Shockers

Mason O’Brien

6-0 | 205 | JR-RS | First Base Owasso, Okla. (Owasso/Oklahoma State/Cowley) Bats Left, Throws Left

2018 Junior Named to AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

2017 Sophomore (Cowley College) Played in seven games…Went 5-for-21 with three runs, one double and three RBI. 2016 Redshirt (Oklahoma State) Redshirted at Oklahoma State…Student-athlete academic excellence award 2015 Freshman (Oklahoma State) Played in 17 games…Collected first career hit in collegiate debut vs. Washington on Feb. 22…Collected first RBI of career on an RBI single vs. Alcorn State on March 11…Big 12 all-rookie academic team in 2015… Student-athlete academic excellence award. High School Attended Owasso High School in Owasso, Okla…As a senior, hit .357, with eight home runs, 38 RBI, and had a .675 slugging percentage...Louisville Slugger preseason honorable mention All-American…Oakley All-American…Helped lead team to an undefeated season and state championship in 2013...Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Listed No. 460 by Perfect Game and No. 9 overall in the state of Oklahoma.

Runs 1, two times, 2015* Hits 1, two times, 2015* Doubles None Triples None Home Runs None RBI 1, Alcorn State, 2015* Stolen Bases None Hitting Streak 1, two times, 2015* *at Oklahoma State

Personal Son of Carmen and John O’Brien…Has one brother, Austin…Father played baseball at Oral Roberts University…Austin played baseball at the University of Oklahoma…Uncle Charlie O’Brien played baseball at Wichita State and in the major leagues for 15 years, as well as won a World Series with the Atlanta Braves…Cousins Chris O’Brien and Tim Kelley also played baseball at Wichita State…Majoring in biology at WSU.

Individual Career History O'Brien, Mason Year

2015* All*

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.091 .091

17-0 17-0

22 22

2 2

0 0

1 1

2 2

.091 .091

1 1

6 6

1 1

.167 .167

0 0

* Statistics from prior team/school

0 0

sb-att

fld%

0-0 0-0

15 15

1 1

.941 .941

2018 Shockers

Tyler Jones

6-3 | 185 | SR | Pitcher Colwich, Kan. (Andale) Bats Right, Throws Right

2017 Junior CAREER HIGHS Made 11 appearances, all in relief…Went 0-2 with a 5.62 ERA…Pitched 16 innings with seven walks and 23 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high four innings at Indiana State on May 18…Struck out a season-high six at Indiana State on May 18…Struck out five in 2.1 Innings Pitched innings against Sacramento State on March 22...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 5.0, Western Illinois, 2015 Runs (CG only) 2016 and Spring 2017. N/A 2016 Sophomore Hits (CG only) Made 27 appearances, all in relief…Went 2-0 with a 6.18 ERA and a save…Pitched 39.1 N/A innings with 21 walks and 35 strikeouts…Earned wins against Omaha and Illinois State… Strikeouts Earned save against Evansville…Pitched a season-best 2.2 innings three times…Struck 6, three times, 2015, 2017 out a season-high four twice…Pitched 2.2 shutout innings with four strikeouts against Northern Colorado on Feb. 21…Pitched two shutout innings with two strikeouts against Cal Poly on March 25…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. 2015 Freshman Made 13 appearances with seven starts…Went 1-3 with an 8.31 ERA…In 30.1 innings pitched, struck out 38 with 26 walks…Pitched a season-high five innings against Western Illinois on March 17…Struck out a season-high six against Western Illinois on March 17 and at Oklahoma State on March 24…Earned win against Western Illinois on March 17… Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2014. High School Attended Andale High School in Andale, Kan…Lettered three years in baseball…Earned first team all-league honors during sophomore, junior and senior seasons…Named first team all-state during junior and senior seasons…Named Pitcher of the Year during senior season…Member of team that won regionals during junior and senior seasons… During senior season, pitched 48 innings and had a 0.146 ERA with 73 strikeouts…Broke the record for ERA in a single season in Kansas with a minimum of 30 innings pitched…During junior season, pitched 48 innings with a 1.02 ERA. Personal Son of Howard and Shirley Jones…Born Tyler James Jones in Hays, Kan…Has two sisters, Jessica and Desyrae…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State.

Individual Career History Jones, Tyler

Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

era

w-l

app

sho

8.31 6.18 5.62 6.83

1-3 2-0 0-2 3-5

13 27 11 51

7 0 0 7

0 0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/1 0/1

0 1 0 1

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most wild pitches: t-5th (25) Most runners picked off: t-21st (2)

0 0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

4 1 0 5

5 5 2 12

fld%

0 1.000 1 .857 0 1.000 1 .944

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

30.1 38 39.1 53 16.0 12 85.2 103

36 34 11 81

28 27 10 65

26 21 7 54

38 35 23 96

8 7 2 17

1 4 0 5

0 1 2 3

156 195 69 420

.309 .325 .207 .299

8 11 6 25

0 4 2 6

0 0 0 0

4 4 2 10

3 3 0 6

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most wild pitches: t-4th (11 in 2016) Most appearances: t-20th (27 in 2016)

2018 Shockers

Dayton Dugas

6-3 | 225 | JR | Outfield Lake Charles, La. (Sam Houston) Bats Right, Throws Right

Individual Career History Barnhouse, Tommy

Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr 2018 Junior 2017 0-0 Wilmington 0 0 0 0 Sharks. 0 0 Played summer ball.000 for the (N.C.)

TOTAL

.000

0-0

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

2017 Sophomore Year era w-l app gs cg left sho field, sv 15 in ip right h field r er Played in 47 games with 40 starts, 20 in andbbfivesoas2bthe3bdes-hr 2017 6.04 with 2-3 2117runs, 8 29 0 hits, 0/1 seven 0 44.2 54 38two 30 home 14 35runs, 10 143 RBI 10 ignated hitter…Hit .206 doubles, TOTALthree stolen bases…Had 6.04 2-3 eight 17 multiple-hit 8 0 0/1 0 44.2 and 54 four 38 multiple-RBI 30 14 35 10games… 3 10 and games Had a season-long six-game hitting streak from Feb. 18-March 1…Had a season-best SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: three hits against Southern Illinois on April 8…Had a season-high three RBI against Most home runs allowed: t-10th (10 in 2017) Utah Valley on Feb. 18…Went 1-for-4 with three RBI and a double against Utah Valley on Feb. 18…Went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a doubleBohm, against Alec Northern Colorado on March 14…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI, a double and a home run at Dallas Baptist on May Year 7. avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% 2016

.303 51-44

178

.489

.346

sb-att

fld%

0CAREER 0-0 0 HIGHS 3 0 1.000 0 0-0 0 3 0 1.000

Runs bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha 3,bfthree times, 2016, 2017 203 .298 3 6 0 1 1 Hits 203 .298 3 6 0 1 1 3, four times, 2016, 2017 Doubles 2, two times, 2016 Triples 1, Evansville, 2016 Home Runs sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 1, six times, 2016, 2017 1 0 0-0 18 43 10 .859 RBI 1 0 5-5 107 102 9 .959 St., 19 2016 24, Sam 0 5-5Houston 125 145 .934 Stolen Bases 2, Bradley, 2017 Hitting Streak 6, 2016

2016 2017 Freshman .305 58-58 233 44 71 13 2 11 40 121 .519 29 2 31 5 .385 Played with 46 starts, 40125 in right left field…Hit .304 TOTAL in 49 games.304 109-102 411 64 26 field 3 17and 70six 208in .506 38 5 56 10 with .368 28 runs, 49 hits, 11 doubles, one triple, four home runs, 24 RBI and four stolen bases… Named second team all-Valley…Named a first team Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball…Had a season-best six-game hittingBoyer, streakJordan twice…Had 16 multiple-hit games and six multiple-RBI games…Scored a season-high three runs twice…Had a Year avg three gp-gs times…Had ab r h a season-high 2b 3b hr rbi four tb RBI slg% against bb hbp Sam so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% season-high three hits Hous2016 State on March 4…Went .462 11-1 3-for-5 13 with 7 6four1 RBI 2 and 0 a home 5 11 run .846 against 2 1 Sam 4 Hous0 .563 0 0 1-1 4 10 3 .824 ton 2017 State on March 4…Went .295 55-54 2-for-4 183 26 15 RBI 2 and 3 42 .448 20 6 49Missouri 7 .379State 2 0on1-1 75 103 10 .947 ton with54three two82doubles against April 15…Went 3-for-3 TOTALthree RBI and a .306 66-55 against 196 33 Missouri 60 16 State 4 3on47April 93 16…Went .474 22 3-for-4 7 53 with 7 .392 2 a0 double 2-2 79 113 13 .937 with double a RBI, and a home run against Kansas on May 17…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. Croft, Noah High School Attended Sam Houston High School in Lake Charles, La…Lettered four years in baseball, three years in football and Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% one year in basketball…Member of team that was a state semifinalist in 2013…In 2015, named a preseason All-Amer2017 .248 45-34 129 18 32 3 1 3 18 46 .357 20 2 34 3 .358 0 0 3-4 285 31 2 .994 ican, a Perfect Game honorable mention All-American and first team all-region…In 2014, named a Perfect Game first TOTAL .248 45-34 129 18 32 3 1 3 18 46 .357 20 2 34 3 .358 0 0 3-4 285 31 2 .994 team preseason All-American and in 2013 earned high honorable mention honors…During the summer of 2014, hit .310 with five home runs and 25 doubles for the Atlanta Blue Jays…Drafted in the 29th round by the Detroit Tigers SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: in 2015...According to Perfect Game, ranked No. 111 nationally overall, the No. 26 outfielder, the No. 1 outfielder in Highest fielding pct.: 25th (.994 in 2017) the state of Louisiana and the fourth best player in Louisiana...According to Prep Baseball Report, ranked No. 136 nationally overall, the No. 22 outfielder, the No. 10 player in Josh Louisiana and the No. 3 outfielder in Louisiana. DeBacker,

Personal Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Son Lake17Charles, one 2016 of Craig and Niki .286 Dugas…Born 36-13 63 17Dayton 18 2 Joseph 1 0 Dugas 5 22in .349 0 10 La…Has 3 .438 one 0 2sister, 4-6 Danynn, 43 1 and 0 1.000 brother Dru…Is majoring in sport51management 2017 .176 35-12 4 9 1 at 0 Wichita 0 9 State. 10 .196 7 2 15 1 .295 1 2 3-5 87 7 3 .969 TOTAL

.237 71-25

114

.281

.376

7-11

hbp

5 51 1 56 6 107

130

.979

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

3 0 3

.379 .268 .328

1 0 1

4-8 3-4 7-12

93 54 147

0 2 2

4 3 7

.959 .949 .955

Dugas, Dayton Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

.304 49-46 .206 47-40 .258 96-86

avg

161 141 302

28 21 49

49 29 78

11 7 18

1 0 1

4 2 6

24 74 14 42 38 116

.460 .298 .384

15 11 26

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most times struck out: t-16th (56 in 2017)

0 0 0

2018 Shockers

Preston Snavely

6-5 | 200 | SO | Pitcher Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Sophomore Played summer ball for the Fort Collins (Colo.) Bandits…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017 and had a 4.0 GPA.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched 1.0, three times, 2017 Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A High School Strikeouts Attended Fort Collins High School in Fort Collins, Colo…Lettered three years in baseball… 1, five times, 2017 As a junior, named second team all-conference and went 3-3 with a 3.38 ERA and 53 strikeouts…As a senior, went 3-1 with a 0.55 ERA and 40 strikeouts…Member of team that made the playoffs during junior season…ANamed second History team all-conference… Individual Career Named Academic all-state…As a sophomore, struck out 33 in 29 innings pitched…Member of the Colorado Sunbelt team, the 2015 Cincinnati Reds Area Code Game and the 2015 Colorado Rockies All-Star Futures Game…Listed as a Ritter, Luke Perfect Game top-500 recruit and the No. 7 right-handed pitcher in the state of Colorado. 2017 Freshman Made 14 appearances, all in relief…Went 0-0 with a 9.45 ERA…Pitched 6.2 innings with 10 walks and five strikeouts…Pitched a season-high one inning four times…Struck out a season-high one five times…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and 2017.

Year

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

Personal 2016 53-43 169 28 46 0 3 25 63 .373 23 4 32 .372 0 Son of Mike and Jan.272Snavely…Born Preston8 Snavely in Denver, Colo…Has one4 brother, 2017 .223 55-46 166 24 37 5 2 4 20 58 .349 26 6 47 3 .348 0 criminal justice at Wichita State. TOTAL .248 108-89 335 52 83 13 2 7 45 121 .361 49 10 79 7 .360 0

sb-att

fld%

3 2-4 69 69 8 .945 Alexander…Is majoring in 3 0-0 56 30 5 .945 6 2-4 125 99 13 .945

Sanburn, Chandler Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

sb-att

fld%

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0

3 3 3 9

1 1 1 3

.750 .750 .750 .750

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

5.48 7.23 4.58 5.49

1-0 0-1 5-3 6-4

18 7 25 50

0 3 2 5

0 0 0 0

0/1 0/0 0/2 0/3

0 0 0 0

23.0 18.2 35.1 77.0

25 25 28 78

14 16 19 49

14 15 18 47

17 2 24 43

12 16 41 69

7 9 2 18

0 1 2 3

4 1 1 6

112 87 159 358

.281 .313 .220 .264

5 1 6 12

3 4 3 10

0 0 0 0

1 1 2 4

2 0 3 5

Snavely, Preston Year

2017 TOTAL Year

2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0

1 1

2 2

0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

9.45 9.45

0-0 0-0

14 14

0 0

0/3 0/3

0 0

6.2 6.2

8 8

7 7

10 10

5 5

0 0

1 1

38 38

.286 .286

3 3

0 0

Troutwine, Gunnar Year

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

2018 Shockers

Greyson Jenista

6-4 | 220 | JR | Outfield Eudora, Kan. (De Soto) Bats Left, Throws Right

2018 Junior Played summer ball for the Cotuit (Mass.) Kettleers…Named MVP of the Cape Cod League…Named a Cape Cod League All-Star…Hit .310 with 24 runs, 44 hits, four doubles, three home runs, 16 RBI and nine stolen bases. 2017 Sophomore Played in 58 games with 58 starts, 37 at first base and 21 in right field…Hit .320 with 45 runs, 73 hits, 14 doubles, one triple, nine home runs, 41 RBI and six stolen bases… Named second team all-Valley…Named toIndividual the Valley all-defense team at first base… Career History Had 25 multiple-hit games, 11 multiple-RBI games and one multiple-home run game… Had a season-long seven-game hitting streak from May 7-18…Scored a season-high Robby a season-high three three runs twice…Had a season-high three hits fiveEvans, times…Had RBI three times…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI and two doubles against Northern ColoYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% rado on March 15…Went 2-for3 with two RBI and two doubles against Southern Illi2016 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 nois on April 8…Went 2-for-4 with three RBI, a double and a home run against Illinois 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 State on April 28…Went 2-for-5 with three RBI and two home runs at 0Indiana State on TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 May 20…Had a walk-off single on May 9 against Oral Roberts. Year

era

w-l

app

sho

CAREER HIGHS Runs 3, five times, 2016, 2017 Hits 4, Indiana State, 2016 Doubles 2, two times, 2017 Triples 1, two times, 2016, 2017 Home Runs sf sb-att State, po a e fld% 2, sh Indiana 2017 0RBI0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 1 0 1.000 3, seven times,2 2016, 2017 0 0 0-0 3 3 0 1.000 Stolen Bases 2,bfBradley, bavg wp2017 hbp bk sfa sha Hitting 81 .300 Streak 4 3 1 0 2 9, 1662016 .267 3 6 0 1 1

2016 Freshman 2016 6.43 0-1 12 1 0 0/0 0 14.0 18 19 10 16 10 4 2 2 Played in 57 games with 46 starts, 23 13 des2017 4.33 0-1 18 4 at 0 first 0/2 base, 0 35.1in right 39 24field 17 and 12 10 34as the 6 1 5 ignated hitter…Hit .326 runs,5 56 0hits, TOTAL 4.93 with 0-2 36 30 0/2 eight 0 doubles, 49.1 57 one 43 triple, 27 28five 44home 10 runs, 3 7 247 .277 7 9 1 1 3 32 RBI, 31 walks and two stolen bases…Named the Valley Co-Freshman of the Year… Named second team all-Valley at first base…Named a first team Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball… Named a second team Freshman All-American by Baseball America…Had a season-best nine-game hitting streak Heuer, Codi from May 3-15…Had 15 multiple-hit games and eight multiple-RBI games…Scored a season-high three runs three Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hrState rbi on tb May slg% 7…Had bb hbp a season-high so gdp ob% sf three sh sb-att po times…Went a e fld% times…Had a season-high four hits against Indiana RBI four 2-for-4 with two RBI at Nebraska 2-for-4 with 0three a home Stephen 2016 .000 0-0 0 on 0 March 0 0 20…Went 0 0 0 0 .000 0 RBI 0 and 0 .000 0 0 run 0-0 against 0 2 0 1.000F. 2017 .000 0-03-for-4 0 with 0 a0 RBI0 and 0 a double 0 0 0 .000 Bradley 0 0 on 0 April 0 .000 0 0 4-for-5 0-0 1with5 three 2 .750 Austin on March 29…Went against 22…Went RBI TOTALa double against .000 0-0 0 on 0 May 0 0 0 0 to0 the0 AD’s .000 honor 0 0roll 0for Fall 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 7 2 .800 and Indiana State 7...Named 2015. Year School era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha High 2016 9.12 1-1 21 2 0 0/0 0 24.2 30 30 25 18 27 5 2 6 126 .300 3 5 0 1 2a Attended De Soto High School in De Soto, Kan…Lettered three years in baseball and three years in basketball…As 2017 4.42 2-2 23 3 0 0/3 0 38.2 41 24 19 16 35 7 0 5 176 .277 5 8 0 2 2 senior, named a Perfect Game honorable mention All-American and to the all-region first team…As a junior, hit .345 TOTALled his high school 6.25 to 3-3 the 44 0/3 championship 0 63.1 71 54 34 62and 12 two 2 RBI 11 in 302the.286 8 13 0 game… 3 4 and 20145 4A0state with44a triple championship Named second team all-Frontier League as a junior and first team as a senior…As a sophomore, hit .415…Member of team that went to state during freshman season, finished fourth in state during sophomore season and won state Jackson, Alex during junior season...According to Perfect Game, ranked No. 244 nationally, the No. 10 first baseman, the No. 1 first baseman in the stateavgof gp-gs Kansasaband rthehNo.2b 1 player inrbiKansas...According to Prep Baseball Report, po ranked No. 186 Year 3b hr tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att a e fld% nationally, the No. 6 first baseman, the No. 8 player in the state of Kansas and the No. 1 first baseman in Kansas.

2017 TOTAL

.251 52-44 .251 52-44

179 179

27 27

45 45

10 10

1 1

0 0

16 16

57 57

.318 .318

36 56 45 73 81 129

8 14 22

1 1 2

11 11

1 1

rbi

5 9 14

32 81 41 116 73 197

38 38

4 4

slg%

.471 .509 .493

31 32 63

.297 .297

1 1

hbp

3 6 9

27 46 73

2 2

4-5 4-5

99 99

6 6

1 1

.991 .991

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

4 2 6

.431 .413 .421

3 3 6

2-4 6-11 8-15

195 339 534

7 19 26

5 4 9

.976 .989 .984

Personal Son of Chris and Monica Jenista…Born Greyson Douglas Jenista in Lawrence, Kan…Has one brother, Alex, and five sisters, Stephanie, Alex, Claire, Sophie and Adaira…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State. Jenista, Greyson Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

.326 57-46 .320 58-58 .323 115-104

172 228 400

Katzfey, Jacob

1 3 4

2018 Shockers

Connor Lungwitz 6-5 | 220 | JR | Pitcher Wichita, Kan. (Maize) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Junior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched 6.0, Stephen F. Austin, 2016 Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sfStrikeouts sh sb-att po a e fld% 2016 Freshman 10,0 Stephen F. Austin, 2016 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0 4 0 1.000 Made eight appearances with five starts…Went 2-2 with a 7.58 ERA…Pitched 19 inTOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 4 0 1.000 nings with nine walks and 17 strikeouts…Named Valley Pitcher of 0the 0Week on April All* .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 4 0 1.000 4…Earned wins against Stephen F. Austin and Oral Roberts…Pitched a season-high six innings against Stephen F. Austin on March 29…Struck out a season-high 10 against Stephen F.bbAustin on March 29…Pitched 4.1 innings against Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha Kansas and allowed on run with three strikeouts on May 17…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015 and Spring 2015* 4.01 1-2 15 2 0 0/0 0 33.2 32 20 15 11 32 5 1 2 0 .256 1 7 1 0 4 2016. 2017 3.86 3-2 22 2 0 0/1 0 32.2 31 15 14 12 30 7 1 5 139 .258 5 5 0 1 1 2017 Sophomore Made 20 appearances with one start…Went 2-1 with a 4.00 ERA…Pitched 27 innings with five walks and 28 strikeouts…Earned honorable mention all-Valley Scholar-AthIndividual Career History lete honors…Pitched a season-high 4.1 innings against Illinois State on May 25…Struck out a season-high five against Illinois State on May 25…Earned wins against Kansas Keller, Adam and Evansville...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017.

TOTAL High All*

3.86

3-2

0/1

32.2

era

w-l

app

sho

139

.258

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

School 3.93 4-4 37 4 0 0/1 0 66.1 63 35 29 23 62 12 2 7 139 .257 6 12 1 1 5 Attended Maize High School in Maize, Kan…Lettered three years in baseball, three years in football and three years basketball…As a junior, went 6-1 with a 1.31 ERA and earned first team all-league and honorable mention all-state *in Statistics from prior team/school honors…As a sophomore, went 1-0 with a 1.27 ERA and was named all-league honorable mention…Helped his team to league championships three times, regional championships in 2012 and 2014 and a state runner-up finish in Killgore, Keylan 2014…In football, earned all-state, all-metro and all-league honors at quarterback…In basketball, named all-league and all-state…Member of the National Honor Society…Drafted in the 35th round by the Detroit Tigers in 2015...AcYear avg gp-gsranked ab inr theh top 2b 500 3b nationally, hr rbi tb the slg% No. bb 185 hbp right-handed so gdp ob% sfpitcher, sh sb-attthe No. po 3a RHP e in fld% cording to Perfect Game, the 2017 .000the0-0No. 6 player 0 0 in 0 Kansas...According 0 0 0 0 0 to .000Prep 0 Baseball 0 0 Report, 0 .000 ranked 0 0 0-0No. 620 nationally, 9 1 .900the state of Kansas and TOTAL 0 of0 Kansas. 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 9 1 .900 No. 25 RHP and the.000 No. 0-0 3 player0 in 0the 0state Year Personal

2017 6.08 Lungwitz…Born 0-1 12 8 0 Connor 0/2 0Leon 26.2Lungwitz 34 21 in 18 Wichita, 14 23 Son of Craig and Mary TOTAL 6.08 0-1 12 8 0 0/2 0 26.2 34 21 18 14 23 finance at Wichita State.

8 1 2one 130sister, .318 Paige…Is 3 4 1 2 3 in Kan…Has majoring 8

130

.318

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most runners picked off: t-21st (2)

Lungwitz, Connor Year

2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

1 3 4

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

7.58 4.00 5.48

2-2 2-1 4-3

8 20 28

5 1 6

0 0 0

0/0 0/2 0/2

0 0 0

19.0 27.0 46.0

28 26 54

18 13 31

16 12 28

9 5 14

17 28 45

8 5 13

1 1 2

1 2 3

93 114 207

.341 .248 .289

4 2 6

2 4 6

0 0 0

McGinness, Clayton Year

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

2018 Shockers

Tommy Barnhouse 6-4 | 225 | SO | Pitcher Lansing, Kan. (Leavenworth) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Sophomore Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched 5.0, three times, 2017 Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A High School Strikeouts Attended Leavenworth High School in Leavenworth, Kan…Lettered three years in 5, Valparaiso, 2017 baseball…Named second team all-league twice and honorable mention all-state twice…Member of team that finished second in regional during sophomore, junior and senior seasons…As a junior, went 3-2 with a 4.02 ERA and 33 strikeouts in 24.1 innings…As a sophomore, struck out 15 in 13.1 innings…Member of the honor roll all four years…Ranked No. 435 by Perfect Game and was listed as the No. 5 right-handed pitcher in the state of Kansas. 2017 Freshman Made 17 appearances with eight starts…Went 2-3 with a 6.04 ERA…Pitched 44.2 innings with 14 walks and 35 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high five innings three times… Struck out a season-high five against Valparaiso on April 1…Earned wins against Oklahoma and Valparaiso…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016.

Personal Son of Tom and Jill Barnhouse…Born Thomas Edward Barnhouse in Jacksonville, N.C…Has one sister, Mallory…Is majoring in political science at Wichita State.

Individual Career History Barnhouse, Tommy Year

2017 TOTAL Year

2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0

0 0

3 3

0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

6.04 6.04

2-3 2-3

17 17

8 8

0 0

0/1 0/1

0 0

44.2 44.2

54 54

38 38

30 30

14 14

35 35

10 10

3 3

10 10

203 203

.298 .298

3 3

6 6

0 0

1 1

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most home runs allowed: t-10th (10 in 2017)

2018 Shockers

Chandler Sanburn 6-2 | 195 | SR | Pitcher Avon, Ind. (Avon) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Senior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS Innings Pitched 4.1, two times, 2016 Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A Strikeouts 6, No. Colorado, 2017

2017 Junior Made 25 appearances with two starts…Went 5-3 with a 4.58 ERA…Pitched 35.1 innings with 24 walks and 41 strikeouts…Pitched a season-long 3.2 innings at Cal Poly on March 17…Struck out a season-high six against Northern Colorado on March 14…Earned wins against Grand Canyon, Northern Colorado, Illinois State, Kansas State and Southern Illinois...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017.

2016 Sophomore Made seven appearances with three starts…Went 0-1 with a 7.23 ERA…Pitched 18.2 innings with two walks and 16 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high 4.1 innings twice…Struck out a season-high five against Indiana State on May 7…Pitched four innings at Illinois State on May 15...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. 2015 Freshman Made 18 appearances, all in relief…Went 1-0 with a 5.48 ERA…In 23 innings, struck out 12 with 17 walks…Earned win against New Mexico…Pitched a season-high three innings against Illinois State on April 11…Struck out a season-high two three times…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2014 and had a 4.0 GPA. High School Attended Avon High School in Avon, Ind…Lettered four years in baseball…Earned two academic letters and was a member of the National Spanish Honor Society…Member of team that was county champions during freshman and senior seasons… In 2013, pitched 23 innings and struck out 27…In 2012, pitched 19.1 innings with 18 strikeouts and in Individual Career History 2011 pitched 14 innings with 19 strikeouts. Ritter, Luke Personal Son of Nate and Karen Sanburn…Born Chandler Sanburn in Kokomo, Ind…Has one brother, Logan, and one sister, Year avg gp-gs ab r h at 2b Wichita 3b hr State. rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Mackenzie…Is majoring in criminal justice 2016 2017 TOTAL

.272 53-43 .223 55-46 .248 108-89

169 166 335

28 24 52

46 37 83

8 5 13

0 2 2

3 4 7

25 63 20 58 45 121

.373 .349 .361

23 26 49

4 6 10

32 47 79

4 3 7

.372 .348 .360

0 0 0

3 3 6

2-4 0-0 2-4

69 56 125

69 30 99

8 5 13

.945 .945 .945

sb-att

fld%

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0

3 3 3 9

1 1 1 3

.750 .750 .750 .750

Sanburn, Chandler Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2015 2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

5.48 7.23 4.58 5.49

1-0 0-1 5-3 6-4

18 7 25 50

0 3 2 5

0 0 0 0

0/1 0/0 0/2 0/3

0 0 0 0

23.0 18.2 35.1 77.0

25 25 28 78

14 16 19 49

14 15 18 47

17 2 24 43

12 16 41 69

7 9 2 18

0 1 2 3

4 1 1 6

112 87 159 358

.281 .313 .220 .264

5 1 6 12

3 4 3 10

0 0 0 0

1 1 2 4

2 0 3 5

Snavely, Preston

2018 Shockers

Adam Keller

6-2 | 205 | SR | Pitcher Broken Arrow, Okla. (Tulsa Memorial/ West Virginia/Seward County) Bats Right, Throws Right 2018 Senior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched 6.0, Marshall, 2015* Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A 2016 Sophomore (Seward County) Strikeouts Played sophomore season at Seward County Community College in Liberal, Kan…Made 4, three times, 2015* 16 appearances with 13 starts…Went 6-3 with three complete games and a 5.59 ERA… * at West Virginia Pitched 83.2 innings with 22 walks and 101 strikeouts. 2017 Junior Made 22 appearances with two starts…Went 3-2 with a 3.86 ERA…Pitched 32.2 innings with 12 walks and 30 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high 4.1 innings against Kansas State on May 16…Struck out a season-high three five times…Earned wins against Utah Valley, Northern Colorado and Illinois State…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016.

2015 Freshman (West Virginia) Played freshman season at West Virginia…Made 15 appearances with two starts…Went 1-2 with a 4.01 ERA…Pitched 33.2 innings with 11 walks and 32 strikeouts. High School Attended Tulsa Memorial High School in Tulsa, Okla…Went 6-3 with two saves and a 0.81 ERA in 2014…Struck out 92 in 69 innings pitched…In 2014, named to the Tulsa World all-Metro honorable mention team and earned all-state Large East all-region 7 honors…Was a Perfect Game high follow recruit out of high school and ranked as the No. 10 right-handed pitcher in the state of Oklahoma. Personal Son of Troy and Diana Keller…Born Adam Keller in Tulsa, Okla…Has two brothers, Ben and Landon and two sisters, Allee and Sarah…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State.

Individual Career History Keller, Adam Year

2017 TOTAL All* Year

2015* 2017 TOTAL All*

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

4 4 4

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

4.01 3.86 3.86 3.93

1-2 3-2 3-2 4-4

15 22 22 37

2 2 2 4

0 0 0 0

0/0 0/1 0/1 0/1

0 0 0 0

33.2 32.2 32.2 66.1

32 31 31 63

20 15 15 35

15 14 14 29

11 12 12 23

32 30 30 62

5 7 7 12

1 1 1 2

2 5 5 7

0 139 139 139

.256 .258 .258 .257

1 5 5 6

7 5 5 12

1 0 0 1

0 1 1 1

4 1 1 5

* Statistics from prior team/school

Killgore, Keylan

2018 Shockers

Robby Evans

6-2 | 200 | JR | Pitcher Frisco, Texas (Liberty) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Junior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched 5.0, Indiana State, 2017 Runs (CG only) N/A Hits (CG only) N/A 2016 Freshman Strikeouts Made 12 appearances with one start…Went 0-1 with a 6.43 ERA…Pitched 14 innings with 5, three times, 2017 16 walks and 10 strikeouts…Pitched a season-high 2.2 innings against Indiana State on May 6…Struck out a season-high two three times…Pitched 1.2 shutout innings against Cal Poly on March 26…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. 2017 Sophomore Made 18 appearances with four starts…Went 0-1 with a 4.33 ERA…Pitched 35.1 innings with 12 walks and 34 strikeouts…Pitched a season-long five innings at Indiana State on May 20…Struck out a season-high five three times…Pitched 3.1 shutout innings with five strikeouts against Oklahoma State on April 5...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016.

High School Attended Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas…Lettered four years in baseball…In 2015, named a preseason AllAmerican by UnderArmour and Perfect Game…In 2014, named a preseason All-American and first team all-district… In 2013, named an underclass All-American, preseason All-American, first team all-district and first team academic all-district…As a junior, went 6-4 with a 3.09 ERA…Pitched 63.1 innings with 75 strikeouts...According to Perfect Game, ranked in the top 500 nationally, the No. 197 right-handed pitcher, the No. 29 RHP in the state of Texas and the No. 52 player in Texas. Personal Son of Rob Evans and the late Shelly Evans…Born Robert Alan Evans Jr. in Plano, Texas…Has one brother, Tanner…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State.

Individual Career History Evans, Robby Year

2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

1 2 3

2 1 3

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

6.43 4.33 4.93

0-1 0-1 0-2

12 18 30

1 4 5

0 0 0

0/0 0/2 0/2

0 0 0

14.0 35.1 49.1

18 39 57

19 24 43

10 17 27

16 12 28

10 34 44

4 6 10

2 1 3

2 5 7

81 166 247

.300 .267 .277

4 3 7

3 6 9

1 0 1

0 1 1

2 1 3

Heuer, Codi

2018 Shockers

Cody Tyler

6-0 | 180 | SR-RS | Pitcher Terrell, Texas (Forney) Bats Left, Throws Left

2018 Senior Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017.

CAREER HIGHS

2017 Junior Made 12 appearances with 11 starts…Went 4-5 with a 6.24 ERA…Pitched 49 innings with 17 walks and 39 strikeouts…Named MVC Pitcher of the Week on Feb. 28…Pitched a season-high seven innings at Bradley on April 16…Struck out a season-high nine against Grand Canyon on Feb. 25…Earned wins against Utah Valley, Grand Canyon, Southern Illinois and Bradley...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017.

Innings Pitched 9.0, two times, 2016 Runs (CG only) 0, Southern Illinois, 2016 Hits (CG only) 4, Southern Illinois, 2016 Strikeouts 9, Grand Canyon, 2017

2016 Sophomore Made 19 appearances with nine starts…Went 3-5 with a 4.46 ERA, two complete games and one save…Pitched 78.2 innings with 32 walks and 57 strikeouts…Named second team all-Valley…Named Valley Pitcher of the Week on May 2…Pitched a season-best nine innings twice…Struck out a season-high five six times…Earned wins against Missouri State, Bradley and Southern Illinois…Earned save against Sam Houston State…Pitched a complete game shutout at Southern Illinois on April 29 with no walks and five strikeouts…Pitched a complete game against Missouri State on April 15 and allowed two runs with no walks and five strikeouts...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2015. 2015 Redshirt Redshirted in 2015 after having Tommy John surgery…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Spring 2015. 2014 Freshman Made 10 appearances with one start…Went 0-1 with a 7.27 ERA…Pitched 8.2 innings with 11 strikeouts…Pitched a season-long one inning eight times…Struck out a season-high three against Central Arkansas on Feb. 18. High School Attended Forney High School in Forney, Texas...Lettered three years in baseball…Named the Sophomore of the Year and was a first team all-district pitcher…Earned Muscle Milk Player of the Week honors in 2012…As a junior, he went 7-3 with a 2.35 ERA and 82 strikeouts…Lists best performance as a perfect game against West Mesquite during his junior season…Member of team that advanced to the playoffs during sophomore and junior seasons and was second in the district during junior season.

Individual Career History

Personal Son of Mark and Rhonda Tyler...Born in Dallas, Texas…Has three sisters, Dana, Kim and Megan…Is majoring in sport Tyler, Cody management at WSU. Year

2014 2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2014 2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

.000 .000 .000 .000

0 0 0 0

era

w-l

7.27 0-1 4.46 3-5 6.24 4-5 5.28 7-11

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most losses: t-12th (11) Most home runs allowed: t-24th (16)

app

sho

10 19 12 41

1 9 11 21

0 2 0 2

0/1 1/1 0/1 1/3

0 1 0 1

0 0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 2 1 3

2 5 6 13

fld%

0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .875 1 .941

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

8.2 8 8 78.2 74 51 49.0 56 41 136.1 138 100

7 39 34 80

8 11 32 57 17 39 57 107

4 15 11 30

0 4 2 6

0 8 8 16

46 346 230 622

.229 .243 .286 .258

2 7 4 13

3 6 8 17

0 0 0 0

0 2 6 8

0 2 3 5

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most losses: t-19th (5 in 2017) Most losses: t-19th (5 in 2016)

2018 Shockers

Clayton McGinness 6-1 | 180 | JR | Pitcher

Individual History Amazonia,Career Mo. (Savannah)

Bats Right, Throws Right Keller, Adam

Year

2017 TOTAL All* 2017

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

4 4 4

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

Sophomore CAREER HIGHS Made 21 appearances, all in relief…Went 1-0 with a 8.49 ERA…Pitched 11.2 innings with Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha three walks and seven strikeouts…Pitched a season-high one inning five times…Struck 2015* 4.01 1-2 15 2 0 0/0 0 33.2 32 20 15 11 32 5 1 2 0Innings .256 1 7 Pitched 1 0 4 out a season-high two against Grand Canyon on Feb. 25…Earned win against Valpara2017 3.86 3-2 22 2 0 0/1 0 32.2 31 15 14 12 30 7 1 5 1397.1,.258 5 5 Illinois, 0 12016 1 Southern iso. TOTAL 3.86 3-2 22 2 0 0/1 0 32.2 31 15 14 12 30 7 1 5 139 .258 5 5 0 1 1 Runs (CG only) All* 3.93 4-4 37 4 0 0/1 0 66.1 63 35 29 23 62 12 2 7 139 .257 6 12 1 1 5 N/A 2016 Freshman Made * Statistics22 fromappearances prior team/school with seven starts…Went 2-2 with a 7.48 ERA…Pitched 49.1 innings Hits (CG only) with 19 walks and 35 strikeouts…Earned wins against North Dakota and Indiana State… N/A Pitched a season-best 7.1 innings at Southern Illinois on May 1…Struck out a season- Strikeouts high five twice…Pitched 7.1 innings with four strikeouts at Keylan Southern Illinois on May 1. Killgore, 5, two times, 2016 Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% High School Attended Savannah.000 High0-0School0 in 0Savannah, Mo…Lettered 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 four .000 years 0 0in baseball, 0 0 .000four 0 years 0 0-0in football 0 9 and 1 three .900 TOTAL in basketball…In .000 baseball, 0-0 0 named 0 0 all-conference, 0 0 0 0 all-district 0 .000 0and0 all-state 0 0 during .000 0 junior 0 0-0 season…Named 0 9 1 .900 years allNews Press Baseball Player of the Year in 2014…In 2015, named a preseason All-American by Louisville Slugger… Year era was w-l conference app gs cgchampions sho sv ip h r district er bb champions so 2b 3b twice hr bfand bavgfinished wp hbp third bk in sfa state sha Member of team that three times, 2017 6.08 0-1 12 junior, 8 0went 0/2 6-2 0 with 26.2 a 341.1521ERA 18 and 14 91 23 strikeouts 8 1 2 in 130 3 4 basketball, 1 2 3 during freshman season…As a 54.2.318 innings…In TOTAL 6.08 and 0-1 all-district 12 8 during 0 0/2 senior 0 26.2 34 21 football, 18 14 23 8 1 2 130 .318all-conference 3 4 1 2 3 named all-conference season…In named second team during junior and senior seasons...According to Perfect Game, ranked in the top 1000 nationally, the No. 462 right-handed CAREER ALL-TIME pitcher, the No.RANKINGS: 7 RHP in the state of Missouri and the No. 18 player in Missouri...According to Prep Baseball Report, Most runners picked t-21st (2) ranked No. 166off: nationally, the No. 64 RHP, the No. 10 player in the state of Missouri and the No. 3 RHP in Missouri.

Personal Lungwitz, Connor Son of David and Jacqueline McGinness…Born Clayton Thomas McGinness in St. Joseph, Mo…Has one brother, Blake… Is majoring in communication at Wichita State. Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

0-0 0-0 0-0

1 3 4

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

7.58 4.00 5.48

2-2 2-1 4-3

8 20 28

5 1 6

0 0 0

0/0 0/2 0/2

0 0 0

19.0 27.0 46.0

28 26 54

18 13 31

16 12 28

9 5 14

17 28 45

8 5 13

1 1 2

1 2 3

93 114 207

.341 .248 .289

4 2 6

2 4 6

0 0 0

McGinness, Clayton Year

2016 2017 TOTAL Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

sb-att

0-0 0-0 0-0

3 2 5

2 4 6

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

7.48 8.49 7.67

2-2 1-0 3-2

22 21 43

7 0 7

0 0 0

0/0 0/1 0/1

0 0 0

49.1 11.2 61.0

65 15 80

45 13 58

41 11 52

19 3 22

35 7 42

12 1 13

4 1 5

7 1 8

230 56 286

.325 .333 .327

4 4 8

5 4 9

0 0 0

3 1 4

3 3 6

2018 Shockers

Logan Easley

6-1 | 170 | FR | Infield Rogers, Ark. (Rogers Heritage) Bats Right, Throws Right

High School Attended Rogers Heritage High School in Rogers, Ark…Lettered four years in baseball and two years in tennis…A three-time all-conference selection…Won the Premier Sophomore National Championship with the Rawlings Arkansas Prospects…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Perfect Game Southeast all-region second team… Listed as a Perfect Game top 500 recruit and the No. 6 overall player in the state of Arkansas. Personal Son of Kim and Roger Easley…Has one sister, Taylor who plays softball at Neosho County Community College…Is majoring in general business at WSU.

Ross Cadena 5-9 | 195 | FR | Catcher Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. High School Attended Southlake Carroll High School in Southlake, Texas…Lettered three years in baseball…Named first team all-district catcher and second team all-state…As a senior, hit .396, accumulated 33 RBI, had 19 extra base hits, totaled a .703 SLG, and a 1.247 OPS…Helped his team to the state semifinals...Perfect Game Honorable Mention AllAmerican…Perfect Game Texas all-region first team…Listed as a Perfect Game top 500 recruit and No. 36 overall player in the state of Texas. Personal Son of Christine Potts and Andrew Cadena…Has two brothers, Luke and Hudson, and one sister, Avery…Is majoring in criminal justice at WSU.

2018 Shockers

Hunter Gibson

6-3 | 210 | FR | Catcher/First Base Oologah, Okla. (Oologah-Talala) Bats Left, Throws Right

High School Attended Oologah-Talala High School in Oologah, Okla…Lettered four years in baseball and football…Named Verdigris Valley Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a junior…Awarded Tulsa World high school baseball player of the week…As a senior, hit .517, had 6 HR, and 30 RBI…As a junior, hit .449 with five home runs and 27 RBI. Personal Son of Tracy and Joe Gibson…Has one brother, Dusty and one sister, Leslie…Mother played basketball at Northeastern State University…Is undecided on a major at WSU.

Paxton Wallace 6-1 | 215 | FR | First Base/Pitcher Greenbrier, Ark. (Greenbrier) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. High School Attended Greenbrier High School in Greenbrier, Ark…Lettered four years in baseball and one year in basketball… Freshman year was all-conference, all-state, the state RBI leader, won the best hitter award, all-Arkansas Preps freshman/sophomore team…All-Arkansas Preps first team junior year…PBR Arkansas first team All-American…Under Armour All-American 100 mph exit velocity club…Perfect Game national top prospect team…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Perfect Game Southeast all-region first team…Listed No. 231 by Perfect Game, the No. 9 third baseman and No. 2 overall in the state of Arkansas. Personal Son of Christy and Mike Wallace…Has one brother, Cayden…Father played quarterback at the University of Central Arkansas…Is majoring in sport management at WSU.

2018 Shockers

Tyler Davis

6-3 | 205 | FR | Pitcher Spring, Texas (Oak Ridge) Bats Right, Throws Right

High School Attended Oak Ridge High School in Conroe, Texas…Lettered two years in baseball…Named first team all-greater Houston…Two-time first team all-district selection…6A all-Houston utility player…District MVP…Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Star…17-5 record and 1.36 ERA in two varsity seasons...As a junior, went 8-2 with a 1.43 ERA and 64 strikeouts…Also hit .353 with five home runs and 25 RBI and was named The Courier Player of the Year. Personal Son of Bryan and Stefanie Davis…Is planning to major in business at WSU.

Liam Eddy 6-4 | 170 | FR | Pitcher Brighton, Colo. (Brighton) Bats Right, Throws Right

High School Attended Brighton High School in Brighton, Colo…Lettered three years in baseball…In 2015 was the conference pitcher of the year, first team all-conference, and won the conference Cy Young award…In 2016 named USA Today all-USA Colorado player, first team all-state…In 2017 selected to the Colorado all-star team and conference player of the year…Once recorded 18 strikeouts in one game as well as a one-hitter…Led the 5A state Colorado rankings for HR (11), SLG (1.373) RBI (43), and second in AVG (.657) and OBP (.707)…2017 Perfect Game Colorado Player of the Year...2017 All-Colorado team and first team all-state...2017 Rawlings High School All-American...2017 USA Today Colorado High School Player of the Year...Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Perfect Game West allregion first team…Listed No. 355 by Perfect Game and No. 2 overall in the state of Colorado. Personal Son of Julie and Damon Eddy…Has two brothers, Jace and Brok, and one sister Hope…Is undecided on a major at WSU.

2018 Shockers

Alex Segal 6-4 | 190 | FR-RS | Pitcher Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) Bats Left, Throws Left

2017 Redshirt Redshirted in 2017…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016. High School Attended Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Ariz…Lettered two years in baseball and two years in football…In 2016, named a Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American and West All-Region second team selection…As a junior, went 3-2 with a 4.20 ERA and 30 strikeouts in 28 innings pitched…In 2015, named a Perfect Game Underclass Honorable Mention selection and was the 18u West Most Valuable Pitcher while playing for the Diamond Backs Elite Scout Team…Listed as a Perfect Game top-500 recruit and the No. 134 left-handed pitcher nationally…Listed as the No. 23 player overall in the state of Arizona and the No. 4 left-handed pitcher in the state. Personal Son of Howard and Kay Segal…Born Alexander Harris Segal in Scottsdale, Ariz…Has one sister, Arin…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State.

Garrett Kocis 6-4 | 195 | FR | Third Base/Pitcher Omaha, Neb. (Millard West) Bats Left, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. High School Attended Millard West High School in Omaha, Neb…Lettered three years in baseball…Selected to the super-state and all-state first team…As a senior, hit .346, had 19 RBI, and 23 runs…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Perfect Game Central all-region first team…Listed No. 385 by Perfect Game and No. 1 overall in the state of Nebraska. Personal Son of Beth and Brent Kocis…Has two sisters, Kaitlin and Shannon…Father played baseball at Iowa State University… Is majoring in general business at WSU.

2018 Shockers

Jacob Lindemann 6-3 | 240 | FR | Pitcher Burlington, Wis. (Burlington) Bats Right, Throws Right

High School Attended Burlington High School in Burlington, Wis…Lettered four years in baseball and two years in basketball… Named all-conference twice and second team all-state…Achieved a 10-1 record…Struck-out 66 batters in 44 innings his junior year and 72 batters in 64 innings his senior year…During junior season, won WIAA Division I state championship—the first time in school history…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Perfect Game Central allregion second team…Listed as a Perfect Game top 500 recruit and No. 7 overall in the state of Wisconsin. Personal Son of Kathryn and Rodney Lindemann…Has two brothers, Jarod and Ryan…Father was a kicker and tight end at the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire…Is majoring in chemistry/biochemistry at WSU.

Joe Dittmar

6-2 | 220 | FR-RS | Pitcher Richmond, Ill. (Richmond Burton) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. 2017 Redshirt Redshirted in 2017…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017. High School Attended Richmond Burton High School in Richmond, Ill…Lettered four years in baseball and three years in football… In baseball, named all-conference and team MVP…As a junior, pitched 41 innings and went 5-3 with 50 strikeouts… Hit .324 with four home runs, 12 doubles and four triples…In the regional championship during junior season, pitched six innings and struck out seven, while allowing no earned runs…In football, unanimous all-conference selection for two years and named second team all-area as a running back during senior year…Member of the honor roll all four years…Listed as a Perfect Game top-500 recruit and the No. 8 right-handed pitcher in the state of Illinois. Personal Son of Brian and Nancy Dittmar…Born Joseph Dittmar in Richmond, Ill…Has two brothers, Brian Jr. and Nick…Is majoring in entrepreneurship at Wichita State.

2018 Shockers

Preston Minor

6-2 | 185 | FR-RS | Pitcher Frisco, Texas (Frisco Wakeland) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Played summer ball for the Regina (Saskatchewan) Red Sox...Named an AllStar…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. 2017 Redshirt Redshirted in 2017...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017. High School Attended Frisco Wakeland High School in Frisco, Texas…Lettered two years in baseball…In 2015, named second team all-district…As a junior, went 6-0 with a 1.70 ERA…Member of team that was a state quarterfinalist during senior season and district champions during junior and senior seasons…Named a 2016 UnderArmour Preseason AllAmerican…Named to a Perfect Game all-tournament team three times…Member of the National Honor Society and the National Technical Honor Society…Listed as a top-1000 recruit by Perfect Game and the No. 89 right-handed pitcher in the state of Texas. Personal Son of Jim and Sharon Minor…Born Preston James Minor in Dallas, Texas…Has one sister, Laura…Is majoring in finance at Wichita State.

Trent Allen

6-5 | 200 | FR-RS | Pitcher Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior) Bats Left, Throws Left

2018 Freshman Played summer ball for the Cheney (Kan.) Diamond Dawgs...Named an AllStar…Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. 2017 Redshirt Redshirted in 2017...Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2016 and Spring 2017 and had a 4.0 GPA. High School Attended Southlake Carroll High School in Southlake, Texas…Lettered one year in baseball…As a junior, pitched 24 innings and went 3-2 with a 3.05 ERA…In the summer of 2015 for the DBAT Elite Summer Team, went 3-1 with a 2.50 ERA in 29 innings pitched…Selected as the TMI Sports Medicine’s Comeback Athlete of the Month for April 2015 after having successful elbow surgery in the summer of 2014…Helped his summer team to the 2014 Mickey Mantle World Series championship…Member of the National Honor Society…Listed as a top-1000 recruit by Perfect Game and the No. 22 left-handed pitcher in the state of Texas. Personal Son of Ben and Cindy Allen…Born Trent Walker Allen in Dallas, Texas…Has one brother, Travis…Is majoring in management at Wichita State.

2018 Shockers

Blake Burd 6-0 | 205 | FR | Outfield Collinsville, Okla. (Collinsville) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. High School Attended Collinsville High School in Collinsville, Okla…Lettered four years in baseball, three years in football, and one year in basketball…School valedictorian…National Honors Society member…Chosen for the WWBA Oklahoma National Team in Jupiter, Fla…During senior year, hit .325…Helped team to the state semifinals during sophomore year…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…West all-region second team…Listed as a Perfect Game top 500 recruit and No. 26 overall in the state of Oklahoma. Personal Son of Mandy and Bryan Burd…Has one sister, Mallory and one brother, Brayden…Mallory runs cross country and track at Rogers State University…Is majoring in sport management at Wichita State.

Bryce McDermott 6-0 | 190 | FR | Catcher Piedmont, Okla. (Piedmont) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. High School Attended Piedmont High School in Piedmont, Okla…Lettered four years in baseball…Member of National Honors Society…School hit leader…Helped lead his team to second place in the state championship during junior season…As a freshman, hit .437 with 27 RBI…As a sophomore, hit .354 with 20 RBI and as a junior hit .298 with 32 RBI…Listed as a Perfect Game top 1000 recruit. Personal Son of Stacie and Mike McDermott…Has two sisters, Molly and Courtney…Is majoring in finance at Wichita State.

2018 Shockers

Ryan Stuempfig

6-4 | 205 | FR | Pitcher Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound) Bats Right, Throws Right

2018 Freshman Named to the AD’s honor roll for Fall 2017. High School Attended Flower Mound High School in Flower Mound, Texas…Lettered three years in baseball…Named First Team Perfect Game Texas all-region…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American…Led the baseball team to the regional quarterfinals his sophomore and junior seasons…Listed No. 381 by Perfect Game and the No. 26 player in the state of Texas. Personal Son of Debbie and Randy Stuempfig…Has one brother, Tyler…Is undecided on a major at WSU.

2018-19 Signees Wichita State announced 19 players signed in the early signing period. “We are excited to announce our 2018 recruiting class that includes balance on the mound and the playing field,” Butler said. “The class features left and right-handed pitching along with a balanced assortment of hitters from both sides of the plate. This class is as athletic as any of the classes before with a tremendous amount of speed across the field of play.” Quinten Albrecht | 6-1 | 190 | C | L/R | Waterloo, Ill. (Waterloo HS) Albrecht, a 6-foot-1 catcher from Waterloo, Ill., hit .412 with 43 runs, six doubles, two triples, five home runs and 24 RBI last spring for Waterloo High School. He helped his team to the regional finals, while earning all-conference, all-local and all-area honors as a junior. As a freshman and sophomore, he helped his team to two conference and two regional championships. Jake Bunz | 6-4 | 215 | LHP | L/L | Omaha, Neb. (Elkhorn South HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (LHP) – 178; State – 12; Position – 3 Prep Baseball Report: State – 12; Position - 4 Bunz, a 6-foot-4 left-handed pitcher from Omaha, Neb., went 3-3 with a 2.60 ERA last spring for Elkhorn South High School. He earned all-conference and all-state honors and helped his team to state tournament finishes during his sophomore and junior seasons. Cal Carver | 6-3 | 185 | LHP | L/L | San Antonio, Texas (Reagan HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (LHP) – 175; State – 79; Position –21 Prep Baseball Report: State – 132; Position - 19 Carver, a 6-foot-3 left-handed pitcher from San Antonio, Texas, went 13-3 with a 2.33 ERA and 103 strikeouts last spring for Reagan High School. He was a unanimous first team all-district selection and also earned first team all-state honors and was named to the San Antonio Express All-Area Super Team and 6A first team. As a sophomore, he went 3-1 with a 1.12 ERA. Carson Cox | 6-3 | 185 | OF | R/R | Texarkana, Texas (Pleasant Grove HS) Cox, a 6-foot-3 outfielder from Texarkana, Texas, earned all-district honors as a junior at Pleasant Grove High School. He helped his team to the state tournament during his sophomore and junior seasons. He is also a letterwinner in football and earned all-district honors as a wide receiver. Cooper Elliot | 6-1 | 165 | INF | L/R | Andover, Kan. (Andover Central HS) Elliot, a 6-foot-2 infielder from Andover, Kan., hit .558 last spring for Andover Central High School. He earned all-metro, all-state and allleague honors. He helped his team to a league championship during his junior season and to a regional championship and state runnerup finish during his sophomore season. He is the son of former Shocker catcher Terry Elliot, who played at WSU from 1984-86. Aaron Haase | 5-8 | 175 | RHP/UT | R/R | Amarillo, Texas (Amarillo HS) Prep Baseball Report: State – 162; Position (SS) - 20 Haase, a 5-foot-8 right-handed pitcher and utility player from Amarillo, Texas, had a 1.38 ERA and 77 strikeouts in 45 innings pitched last spring for Amarillo High School. He also hit .308 with eight doubles, two triples and one home run. He earned first team all-district honors as a utility player and was selected as a pitcher for the Junior All-Academic Game and the Team Texas Sunbelt Classic.

2018-19 Signees

Josh Killeen | 5-10 | 185 | C | R/R | San Antonio, Texas (Reagan HS) Prep Baseball Report: State – 147; Position (C) - 9 Killeen, a 5-foot-10 catcher from San Antonio, Texas, hit .350 with 30 RBI last spring for Reagan High School. He helped his team to a state runner-up finish in 2017 and to the second round of the playoffs in 2016. He is a three-year letterwinner in both baseball and football and earned all-district honors in football at linebacker in 2016 and 2017. Reece Koon | 6-3 | 220 | LHP | L/L | Williamsburg, Va. (Warhill HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (LHP) – 179; State – 51; Position – 2 Koon, a 6-foot-3 left-handed pitcher from Williamsburg, Va., went 4-1 and hit .400 for the Evoshield Seminoles travel team. As a junior, he earned all-district and all-region honors and hit .410 for Warhill High School. He is a three-year letterwinner and his sister Alex is an outside hitter on the Wichita State volleyball team. Ryan Koval | 6-3 | 185 | OF | R/R | Olathe, Kan. (Olathe South HS) Prep Baseball Report: State – 7; Position (OF) - 1 Koval, a 6-foot-3 outfielder from Olathe, Kan., earned all-conference honors last spring for Olathe South High School and hit .421 with 19 doubles, 12 triples and four home runs last summer for the KC Bullets. He finished second in the Sunflower League in RBI and in the top five in stolen bases and slugging percentage. As a freshman, he earned Rookie of the Year honors. Calvin Marley | 6-4 | RHP/OF | R/R | Fort Collins, Colo. (Fossil Ridge HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (RHP) – 280; State – 6; Position – 3 Prep Baseball Report: State – 34; Position - 5 Marley, a 6-foot-4 right-handed pitcher and outfielder from Fort Collins, Colo., hit .340 last spring for Fossil Ridge High School. He also had nine strikeouts and a 0.00 ERA in six innings pitched. As a sophomore, he hit .457 and had 22 strikeouts in 13.2 innings pitched to earn first team all-conference honors. Matt McWilliams | 6-4 | 180 | RHP | R/R | Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Summit Christian Academy) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (RHP) – 615; State – 27; Position – 7 McWilliams, a 6-foot-4 right-handed pitcher from Lee’s Summit, Mo., went 4-2 with three saves last spring for Summit Christian Academy. He pitched 32 innings with 41 strikeouts and a 2.35 ERA. He earned first team all-conference, all-district and all-state honors and helped his team to a conference and district championship. As a sophomore, he went 6-0 with a 1.75 ERA and two saves. Seth Morrow | 5-11 | 165 | OF | L/R | San Antonio, Texas (Reagan HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (OF) – 227; State – 137; Position – 19 Prep Baseball Report: State – 205; Position - 33 Morrow, a 5-foot-11 outfielder from San Antonio, Texas, hit .342 with 21 runs, 30 RBI and seven stolen bases last spring for Reagan High School. He earned all-State Tournament team honors and was a Perfect Game Preseason All-American. As a sophomore, he hit .290 with 15 runs, 13 RBI and nine stolen bases. He helped his team to a runner-up finish at the 2017 6A state championship. Connery Peters | 6-6 | 235 | RHP | R/R | Crowley, Texas (Joshua HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (RHP) – 611; State – 175; Position – 79 Prep Baseball Report: State –56; Position - 31 Peters, a 6-foot-6 right-handed pitcher from Crowley, Texas, went 3-1 in six appearances last spring for Joshua High School. He had a 1.50 ERA and 35 strikeouts in 32.2 innings pitched. As a sophomore, he went 2-0 with four saves and a 1.58 ERA. He struck out 26 in 26.2 innings pitched. Jake Plastiak | 6-2 | 200 | 3B | S/R | Tinley Park, Ill. (Andrew HS) Perfect Game: Overall – 448; Position (SS) – 76; State – 12; Position – 3 Prep Baseball Report: State – 19; Position - 2 Plastiak, a 6-foot-2 third baseman from Tinley Park, Ill., hit .425 with four home runs last summer for Chicago Elite Baseball. As a junior, he helped his team to a 25-8 overall record and a No. 1 sectional ranking as he hit .310 with a .410 on base percentage. He is also a three-time Athletic Scholar Award winner. Miller Pleimann | 6-4 | 190 | RHP | R/R | Fayetteville, Ark. (Fayetteville HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 500; Position (RHP) – 186; State – 6; Position – 4 Prep Baseball Report: Overall – 175; Position – 74; State – 5; Position - 4 Pleimann, a 6-foot-4 right-handed pitcher from Fayetteville, Ark., went 7-2 with 62 strikeouts in 49 innings pitched last spring for Fayetteville High School. As a junior, he earned all-conference and all-state honors and was a NW Arkansas Democrat Gazette first team selection. He was also named a Perfect Game Underclass All-American and to the USA Today High School Sports Arkansas first team. Jack Sigrist | 6-0 | 185 | SS | R/R | Plano, Texas (Plano West HS) Perfect Game: Overall – 370; Position (SS) – 63; State – 35; Position – 4 Prep Baseball Report: Overall – 288; Position – 51; State – 49; Position - 7 Sigrist, a 6-foot-0 shortstop from Plano, Texas, hit .331 with eight doubles, two home runs, 21 RBI and 16 stolen bases last spring for Plano West High School. He earned first team all-district honors and was an Under Armour Preseason All-American. As a sophomore, he hit .334 and was a Perfect Game Underclass All-American. In 2017, he played in the Area Code Games for the Texas Rangers and played in the Texas Scout Association game. Adam Stephenson | 6-1 | 165 | OF | L/L | Southlake, Texas (Carroll HS) Perfect Game: Overall – Top 1000; State – 230 Prep Baseball Report: Overall – 330; Position (OF) – 48; State – 59; Position - 5 Stephenson, a 6-foot-1 outfielder from Southlake, Texas, helped his team to a district championship and state semifinals appearance last spring. He hit .385 and earned first team all-district honors. He is a three-year letterwinner and a member of the National Honor Society. David VanVooren | 6-2 | 188 | OF | R/R | Bedford, Texas (Euless Trinity HS) Prep Baseball Report: State – 118; Position (OF) - 18 VanVooren, a 6-foot-2 outfielder from Bedford, Texas, earned first team all-district honors and was the Offensive Player of the Year at Covenant Christian Academy in 2016. In 2017, he participated in the Texas Scout Association Game and WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla., with the Texas Scout Team Yankees. Mitchell Walters | 6-1 | 210 | RHP | R/R | Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch HS/Weatherford College) Perfect Game (2016): Overall – Top 500; Position (RHP) – 454; State – 148; Position – 48 Walters, a 6-foot-1 right-handed pitcher from Katy, Texas, started 13 games last spring for Weatherford College. He went 4-5 with a 6.04 ERA. In 47.2 innings pitched, he struck out 35. As a senior in high school, he had a 1.40 ERA and 41 strikeouts in 35 innings pitched and earned second team all-district honors.

In-Season Tournament Results

Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii) 1983 (5-3) at Hawaii at Hawaii vs. Cal Poly-Pomona vs. Iowa at Hawaii vs. Iowa vs. Cal Poly-Pomona at Hawaii

L, 12-9 W, 11-6 W, 7-4 W, 10-8 L, 11-2 W, 15-7 L, 2-1 W, 7-6

1985 (7-1) vs. Lewis & Clark St. vs. CS-Northridge at Hawaii vs. Brigham Young vs. CS-Northridge vs. Lewis & Clark St. at Hawaii vs. Brigham Young

W, 13-3 W, 9-7 W, 12-8 W, 7-5 W, 7-4 W, 14-6 W, 8-7 L, 6-1

1987 (10-0) vs. Hawaii-Hilo vs. Portland St. at Hawaii vs. Cal-Poly-Pomona vs. Cornell vs. Hawaii-Hilo vs. Portland St. vs. Cornell vs. Cal Poly-Pomona at Hawaii

W, 7-3 W, 8-3 W, 2-0 W, 17-1 W, 9-4 W, 13-2 W, 9-8 W, 10-6 W, 7-0 W, 8-6

1989 (8-2) vs. Lewis & Clark St. vs. Portland St. at Hawaii vs. Hawaii-Hilo vs. Fordham vs. Hawaii-Hilo at Hawaii vs. Portland St. vs. Lewis & Clark St. vs. Fordham

W, 10-1 W, 8-4 L, 2-7 W, 6-1 W, 11-1 W, 5-3 W, 4-3 W, 6-0 L, 2-4 W, 8-4

1991 (8-1) at Hawaii vs. Washington St. vs. Lewis & Clark St. vs. Hawaii-Hilo (10 innings) vs. Davidson vs. Portland St. vs. Sacramento St. vs. Portland St. at Hawaii

L, 6-5 W, 5-3 W, 5-0 W, 5-4 W, 3-2 W, 11-4 W, 3-2 W, 5-0 W, 5-2

1993 (5-3) vs. Portland St. vs. Tulane vs. Lewis & Clark St. at Hawaii vs. Northwestern vs. Portland St. vs. Portland St. at Hawaii

W, 9-4 L, 5-3 W, 12-1 L, 10-9 W, 5-2 W, 6-4 W, 11-1 L, 4-2

1995 (5-2) vs. San Francisco vs. Grand Canyon at Hawaii vs. Meiji, Japan* vs. Hawaii-Hilo vs. San Francisco vs. Meiji, Japan*

W, 14-2 W, 5-1 W, 5-1 W, 3-2 L, 5-4 W 10-0 L, 10-8

1997 (6-1) vs. Nebraska vs. New Mexico vs. Washington at Hawaii vs. CS-Northridge vs. Nebraska vs. Washington

L, 9-11 W, 8-2 W, 8-4 W, 8-3 W, 2-1 W, 7-3 W, 5-1

2001 (5-3) vs. UC Santa Barbara vs. Kita-Kyushu, Japan* vs. Hawaii Pacific at Hawaii vs. Lewis-Clark State vs. UC Santa Barbara vs. Centenary vs. Centenary (3rd place game) 2005 (4-1) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Sacramento State vs. UC Davis at Hawaii vs. South Florida

L, 9-4 W, 10-4 W, 7-0 L, 4-2 L, 10-2 W, 6-3 W, 10-0 W, 6-2 L, 3-19 W, 9-3 W, 6-4 W, 3-2 W, 2-1

*Exhibition Games Phillips Tournament (Enid, Okla.) 1966 (1-2-1) at Phillips vs. Omaha at Phillips Northeastern (Okla.) St.

W, 1-0 L, 3-5 L, 0-3 T, 2-2

1967 (1-1) at Phillips Southeastern Oklahoma

L, 1-3 W, 4-3

Kansas Wesleyan Tournament (Salina, Kan.) 1968 (2-2) vs. Washburn at Kansas Wesleyan vs. Fort Hays (10 innings) vs. Washburn

W, 1-0 L, 0-1 W, 1-0 L, 3-4

1969 (0-4) vs. Washburn at Kansas Wesleyan at Kansas Wesleyan vs. Fort Hays

L, 0-3 L, 0-3 L, 0-2 L, 8-9

Texas Tech-Lubbock Christian Round Robin (Lubbock, Texas) 1985 (5-2) at Texas Tech vs. Missouri Southern vs. Missouri Southern at Texas Tech at Lubbock Christian at Lubbock Christian at Lubbock Christian

L, 3-4 W, 3-1 W, 8-6 W, 9-6 W, 6-4 L, 0-13 W, 12-1

ABCA Classic (Baseball City, Fla.) 1990 (2-0) vs. Louisiana St. vs. Florida St.

W, 13-6 W, 8-7

Pillsbury/Hormel Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1990 (1-2) vs. Miami vs. Stanford at Minnesota

L, 1-2 L, 1-10 W, 8-5

1999 (2-1) vs. Florida St. vs. Washington St. at Minnesota

W, 8-1 W, 9-6 L, 4-5

South Alabama Classic (Mobile, Ala.) 1994 (1-1) vs. Northwestern at South Alabama

W, 12-2 L, 4-8

1998 (2-1) vs. Southeastern Louisiana vs. Northwestern at South Alabama

51 L, 7-12 W, 14-9 W, 10-4

2002 (3-0) vs. Northwestern State at South Alabama vs. Charlotte

W, 5-4 W, 4-3 W, 7-3

2006 (2-1) vs. Southern Mississippi at South Alabama vs. Stetson

L, 5-6 W, 6-2 W, 8-3

2010 (3-0) vs. North Florida vs. Eastern Michigan at South Alabama

W, 14-4 W, 11-1 W, 15-10

Mardi Gras Ball Baseball Classic (Lafayette, La.) 2001 (1-2) at Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Ohio State vs. Nebraska

L, 1-0 W, 6-5 L, 8-7

2003 (1-2) vs. McNeese State at Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Ohio State

L, 4-3 W, 11-4 L, 3-2

Kia Baseball Bash (Fullerton, Calif.) 2001 (1-2) vs. Long Beach State at Cal State Fullerton vs. Tennessee

W, 10-8 L, 3-1 L, 14-4

Public Storage Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) 2005 (1-2) vs. UC Irvine at Southern California vs. Texas Tech

L, 4-9 L, 4-6 W, 6-5 (10 inn.)

Florida Gulf Coast Invitational (Fort Myers, Fla.) 2009 (2-1) vs. Temple at Florida Gulf Coast vs. Central Michigan

W, 8-4 W, 6-0 L, 9-16

Dallas Baptist Invitational (Dallas, Texas) 2011 (2-1) vs. UT-Arlington vs. New Orleans at Dallas Baptist

L, 3-6 W, 11-2 W, 6-2

Bobcat Invitational (San Marcos, Texas) 2012 (0-3) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Santa Clara at Texas State

L, 0-1 L, 1-7 (12 inn.) L, 4-7

Caravelle Resortâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Baseball at the Beach (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) 2014 (2-2) vs. Connecticut (10 inn.) vs. George Mason (13 inn.) at Coastal Carolina at Coastal Carolina

L, 1-2 L, 4-5 W, 5-2 W, 10-0

Series History

52 WSU vs. The American ECU Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 - 1-0 - 1-0 In Greenville 0-0 - - - 0-0 Totals 0-0 - 1-0 — 1-0 UConn Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 — — - 0-0 In Storrs 0-0 — — - 0-0 In Myrtle Beach - - - 0-1 0-1 Totals 0-0 — — 0-1 0-1 Houston Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA In Wichita 0-0 - - In Houston 0-0 - - In Norman, Okla. - - 1-0 Totals 0-0 - 1-0

Other Total 7-12 7-12 4-13 4-13 - 1-0 11-25 12-25

Tulane Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 - - 0-1 0-1 In New Orleans 0-0 - - 2-4 2-4 In Honolulu - - - 0-1 0-1 Totals 0-0 - - 2-6 2-6 UCF Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 - - - 0-0 In Orlando 0-0 - - - 0-0 Totals 0-0 - - — 0-0 Cincinnati Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 - - - 0-0 In Cincinnati 0-0 - - - 0-0 Totals 0-0 - - — 0-0 USF Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 - - - 0-0 In Tampa 0-0 - - - 0-0 In New Orleans - - - 2-0 2-0 In Honolulu - - - 1-0 1-0 Totals 0-0 - - 3-0 3-0 Memphis Series Breakdown AAC Tourney NCAA Other Total In Wichita 0-0 - - - 0-0 In Memphis 0-0 - - - 0-0 Totals 0-0 - - — 0-0

McNeese State (3 games, WSU leads 2-1) 2003 Lafayette, La. 2005 Wichita Wichita Omaha (11 games, UNO leads 7-4) 1951 Omaha, Neb. (10 inn.) 1965 Wichita Wichita 1966 Enid, Okla. 1967 Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. 1970 Wichita Wichita 2013 Wichita 2015 Wichita 2016 Wichita 2017 Wichita *later vacated

3-4 13-4 7-5

12-4 5-1 0-1 3-5 1-5 3-9 1-3 0-7 *5-3 4-6 5-4 8-0

Nebraska (47 games, NU leads 25-22) 1950 Lincoln, Neb. 5-8 Lincoln, Neb. 13-12 1951 Wichita 7-19 Wichita 8-12 Lincoln, Neb. 3-6 Lincoln, Neb. 2-4 1966 Wichita 2-4 1983 Wichita 3-12 Wichita 5-4 Wichita 10-5 1984 Lincoln, Neb. 7-9 Lincoln, Neb. 4-2 1985 Wichita 8-4 Wichita 8-11 Lincoln, Neb. 13-14 Lincoln, Neb. 2-3 1986 Wichita 3-6 Wichita 6-5 Lincoln, Neb. 8-4 1987 Lincoln, Neb. 10-9 Lincoln, Neb. 11-5 Wichita 21-4 1988 Wichita 8-3 1989 Wichita 3-0 Lincoln, Neb. 15-3 1990 Lincoln, Neb. 2-4 Wichita 4-2 1992 Wichita 4-1 1997 Honolulu, Hawaii 9-11 Honolulu, Hawaii 7-3 2000 Minneapois, Minn.(NCAA) 1-8 2001 Lafayette, La. 7-8 Wichita 6-5 2002 Lincoln, Neb. 9-4 2003 Wichita 7-5 2004 Lincoln, Neb. 4-7 2005 Wichita 2-4 2006 Lincoln, Neb. 0-11 2007 Wichita 5-3 2008 Lincoln, Neb. 0-3 2009 Wichita 9-7 2010 Lincoln, Neb. 0-14 2011 Wichita 4-5 2012 Lincoln, Neb. *13-2 2014 Wichita 3-7 2016 Lincoln, Neb. 17-5 Lincoln, Neb. 0-4 Lincoln, Neb. 3-7 *later vacated SIU Edwardsville (3 games, WSU leads 3-0) 2014 Wichita Wichita Wichita

6-1 7-3 21-2

Oral Roberts (63 games, WSU leads 34-29) 1982 Tulsa, Okla. 5-1 1983 Wichita 10-6 Stillwater, Okla. 5-6 1984 Tulsa, Okla. 5-6 1985 Tulsa, Okla. 4-5 Wichita 7-8 Stillwater, Okla. 12-1 Stillwater, Okla. 15-14 1986 Tulsa, Okla. 5-2 Wichita 1-5 1987 Wichita 13-7 Wichita 8-5 Wichita 13-4 Tulsa, Okla. 10-3 Palo, Alto, Calif. 4-11 1988 Tulsa, Okla. 9-0 Tulsa, Okla. 6-5 Wichita 7-6 Wichita 7-8 1989 Tulsa, Okla. 21-3 Tulsa, Okla. 11-2 Wichita 4-1 Wichita 10-9 1993 Tulsa, Okla. 5-2 Tulsa, Okla. 8-7 Wichita 0-4 Wichita 9-5 1994 Tulsa, Okla. 8-3 Wichita 9-0 1995 Tulsa, Okla. 4-5 Wichita 9-0 1999 Wichita 13-5 2002 Wichita (NCAA) 1-6 Wichita (NCAA) 8-15 2003 Tulsa, Okla. 5-11 Wichita 13-2

2004 Wichita 2005 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita 2006 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita 2007 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita Wichita (NCAA) 2008 Wichita Wichita 2009 Wichita (12 inn.) Wichita (13 inn.) 2010 Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa, Okla. Wichita Wichita (10 inn.) 2011 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita 2012 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita 2013 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita Wichita 2014 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita 2015 Wichita 2016 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita 2017 Tulsa, Okla. Wichita (10 inn.) *later vacated UT Arlington (7 games, WSU leads 5-2) 1992 Wichita (12 inn.) Wichita 1994 Wichita (11 inn.) Wichita 2000 Wichita 2010 Dallas, Texas Arlington, Texas 2012 Wichita Wichita *later vacated

9-13 1-4 4-2 2-3 1-7 4-7 0-4 11-4 10-8 0-12 3-5 6-7 1-7 1-8 4-6 7-6 7-2 7-8 10-3 1-7 *5-4 *8-1 *8-0 4-9 6-5 7-6 4-6 15-8 4-7 7-6

4-3 8-1 7-6 11-3 8-3 3-6 3-9 *5-4 *5-1

Missouri (11 games, WSU leads 6-5) 1914 Wichita 10-6 1978 Columbia, Mo. 1-9 Columbia, Mo. 1-6 1980 Tulsa, Okla. (NCAA) 4-5 1996 Wichita (NCAA) 9-2 1998 Wichita 12-3 1999 Columbia, Mo. 12-1 2000 Wichita 6-4 2001 Columbia, Mo. 8-9 2004 Fayetteville, Ark. (NCAA) 3-0 2014 Kansas City, Mo. (10 inn.) 4-5 Creighton (164 games, WSU leads 113-48-1) 1970 Wichita 0-3 Wichita 4-5 Wichita 8-10 1978 Wichita 7-15 Wichita 14-2 Wichita 3-14 1979 Wichita 4-5 Wichita 9-1 1980 Wichita (MVC) 12-3 1981 Omaha, Neb. 10-1 Omaha, Neb. 7-2 Omaha, Neb. 3-1 Omaha, Neb. 22-23 Wichita 6-5 Wichita 17-6 Wichita 16-9 Wichita 8-7 1982 Wichita 7-5 Wichita 9-0 Wichita 10-1 Wichita 9-1 Omaha, Neb. 7-4 Omaha, Neb. 6-5 Omaha, Neb. 7-0 Omaha, Neb. 3-5 1983 Wichita 5-4 Wichita 7-8 Wichita 3-0 Wichita 14-3 1984 Omaha, Neb. 1-2 Omaha, Neb. 6-5 Omaha, Neb. 0-6 Omaha, Neb. 9-0 1985 Wichita 14-6 Wichita 6-0 Wichita 18-6 Wichita 10-8 1986 Omaha, Neb. 7-0 Omaha, Neb. 9-7 Omaha, Neb. 6-3 Omaha, Neb. 10-2 1987 Wichita 9-3 Wichita 5-2 Wichita 9-5 Wichita 8-11 Wichita (11 inn.) 6-5 Wichita (MVC) 4-1 1988 Omaha, Neb. 7-6 Omaha, Neb. 19-5 Omaha, Neb. 6-4 Omaha, Neb. 12-2 Wichita (MVC) 11-5 Wichita (MVC) (8 inn.) 3-3 1989 Wichita 11-1 Wichita 9-2 Wichita 18-3 Wichita 4-3

1990 Omaha, Neb. 3-7 Omaha, Neb. 7-1 Omaha, Neb. (11 inn.) 7-1 Omaha, Neb. 12-3 1991 Wichita 8-4 Wichita 8-1 Wichita 12-3 Wichita 15-5 Wichita (MVC) 14-1 Wichita (L-D) (MVC) 13-1 Omaha (CWS) (12 inn.) 3-2 Omaha, Neb. (CWS) 11-3 1992 Omaha, Neb. 4-9 Omaha, Neb. 6-1 Omaha, Neb. 3-7 Wichita (MVC) (12 inn.) 3-4 Wichita (MVC) 5-0 1993 Wichita 2-1 Wichita 6-4 Wichita 8-9 Wichita (MVC) 9-7 1994 Omaha, Neb. (12 inn.) 6-4 Omaha, Neb. 1-6 Omaha, Neb. 9-8 Wichita (MVC) 8-6 1995 Wichita 4-2 Wichita 4-0 Wichita 19-12 Wichita 2-0 Springfield, Ill. (MVC) 9-11 1996 Omaha, Neb. 10-4 Omaha, Neb. (7 inn.) 8-3 Omaha, Neb. (7 inn.) 14-3 1997 Wichita (7 inn.) 15-0 Wichita (7 inn.) 7-9 Wichita 11-8 Wichita (7 inn.) 15-0 1998 Omaha, Neb. 13-12 Omaha, Neb. (7 inn.) 13-5 Omaha, Neb. 18-8 Omaha, Neb. 19-5 Evansville, Ind. (MVC) 6-4 1999 Wichita 4-5 Wichita 6-3 Wichita 9-8 Wichita 9-8 Wichita (MVC) 11-2 2000 Omaha, Neb. 8-10 Omaha, Neb. 1-8 Omaha, Neb. 2-14 Omaha, Neb.(12 inn.) 8-7 Wichita (MVC) 1-3 2001 Wichita 9-4 Wichita 4-1 Wichita 3-1 Wichita (12 inn.) 9-8 2002 Omaha, Neb. 1-0 Omaha, Neb. 2-4 Omaha, Neb. 2-4 Omaha, Neb. 14-6 2003 Wichita 6-1 Wichita 0-3 Wichita 5-6 Wichita 0-16 2004 Omaha, Neb. 1-4 Omaha, Neb. 1-2 Omaha, Neb. 2-8 Omaha, Neb. 15-2 2005 Wichita 8-0 Wichita 4-3 Wichita 1-10 Wichita (MVC) 3-0 Wichita (MVC) 3-4 Wichita (MVC) 10-3 2006 Omaha, Neb. (11 inn.) 1-2 Omaha, Neb. 0-3 Omaha, Neb. 3-1 Wichita (MVC) 8-11 2007 Wichita 2-3 Wichita 2-1 Wichita 7-1 Springfield, Mo. (MVC) 2-1 Springfield, Mo. (MVC) (12) 9-10 2008 Omaha, Neb. 3-7 Omaha, Neb. 11-3 Omaha, Neb. 3-2 2009 Wichita 4-1 Wichita 5-2 Wichita (7 inn.) 11-1 Wichita (MVC) (7 inn.) 0-11 Wichita (MVC) 4-2 2010 Omaha, Neb. 8-0 Omaha, Neb. 8-3 Omaha, Neb. 8-7 2011 Wichita 8-0 Wichita 5-7 Wichita 12-3 Omaha, Neb. (MVC) 1-3 2012 Omaha, Neb. 3-7 Omaha, Neb. 2-0 Omaha, Neb. 5-1 2013 Wichita 5-6 Wichita 1-3 Wichita *4-1 Normal, Ill. (MVC) *11-4 2016 Wichita 7-3 2017 Omaha, Neb. (10 inn.) 3-4 *later vacated Oklahoma (28 games, OU leads 16-12) 1970 Norman, Okla. Norman, Okla. 1991 Wichita 1992 Wichita Norman, Okla. Omaha, Neb. (NCAA) 1994 Wichita

2-8 1-3 5-2 2-3 4-2 4-8 4-1

Series History 2002 Wichita Wichita (NCAA) 2003 Norman, Okla. Wichita 2004 Norman, Okla. Wichita 2005 Wichita Norman, Okla. 2006 Norman, Okla. Wichita Norman, Okla. (NCAA) Norman, Okla. (NCAA) 2007 Norman, Okla. 2008 Norman, Okla. (10 inn.) 2009 Wichita Norman, Okla. Norman, Okla. (NCAA) 2015 Wichita 2016 Norman, Okla. Wichita 2017 Norman, Okla.

5-1 8-4 4-5 9-5 3-7 8-7 7-5 4-5 12-2 9-5 7-12 6-7 4-5 11-12 0-15 1-8 4-5 9-8 2-4 7-15 4-2

Furman (First Meeting) Central Arkansas (6 games, Tied 3-3) 2008 Wichita 2010 Wichita Wichita 2013 Conway, Ark. 2014 Wichita 2015 Wichita ECU (1 game, WSU leads 1-0) 1991 Wichita (NCAA)

9-10 14-2 8-2 3-6 9-6 1-12

10-5

Oklahoma State (93 games, OSU leads 58-35) 1914 Wichita 5-4 1948 Wichita 6-11 Stillwater, Okla. 3-24 1949 Stillwater, Okla. 2-14 Stillwater, Okla. 5-23 Wichita 1-14 1950 Wichita 5-6 Wichita 0-9 Stillwater, Okla. 12-24 1951 Stillwater, Okla. 4-21 Stillwater, Okla. 9-4 1952 Stillwater, Okla. 2-13 Stillwater, Okla. 2-11 1953 Stillwater, Okla. 0-24 Stillwater, Okla. 1-12 1954 Wichita 1-7 Wichita 3-7 Wichita 5-14 1955 Stillwater, Okla. 1-23 Stillwater, Okla. 2-34 Stillwater, Okla. 2-19 1956 Wichita 3-11 Wichita 1-10 Wichita 1-14 1957 Stillwater, Okla. 9-12 Stillwater, Okla. 2-8 Stillwater, Okla. 0-7 1978 Stillwater, Okla. 3-12 Stillwater, Okla. 6-11 Wichita 3-2 Wichita 7-5 1979 Wichita 2-3 Wichita 13-5 Stillwater, Okla. 2-7 Stillwater, Okla. 4-5 1981 Wichita 4-9 1982 Wichita 8-3 Omaha, Neb. (CWS) 13-2 1983 Stillwater, Okla. 6-15 Stillwater, Okla. 8-1 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 2-9 1985 Stillwater, Okla. 11-9 Wichita 4-8 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 8-15 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 7-2 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 6-10 1986 Stillwater, Okla. 3-0 Wichita 3-13 1987 Wichita 8-9 1988 Stillwater, Okla. 7-8 Wichita 4-9 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 8-5 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 7-12 Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 15-5 1989 Wichita 6-11 Stillwater, Okla. 12-4 1990 Stillwater, Okla. 12-9 Wichita 7-5 1991 Stillwater, Okla. 10-8 Wichita 12-0 1992 Stillwater, Okla. 13-6 Wichita 8-11 Wichita (NCAA) 5-0 Wichita (NCAA) 5-2 1993 Stillwater, Okla. 12-7 Omaha, Neb. (CWS) 10-4 1994 Stillwater, Okla. 5-7 Wichita 4-7 1995 Stillwater, Okla. 8-1 Wichita 7-4 1996 Stillwater, Okla. 7-3 Wichita 19-4 1999 Wichita (NCAA) 8-11 Wichita (NCAA) 6-7 2005 Stillwater, Okla. 2-1 Wichita 6-1 2006 Stillwater, Okla. 4-9 2007 Wichita 1-3 2008 Stillwater, Okla. 3-5

Stillwater, Okla. (NCAA) 5-3 Stillwater, Okla. (10) (NCAA) 11-7 2009 Wichita 1-4 2010 Stillwater, Okla. 9-6 Wichita 13-7 2011 Stillwater, Okla. 3-5 Wichita 6-5 2012 Wichita (11 inn.) *2-1 2013 Stillwater, Okla. (12 inn.) 5-6 Wichita 2-7 2014 Stillwater, Okla. 6-4 Wichita 0-3 2015 Stillwater, Okla. 3-8 2016 Wichita 0-17 2017 Wichita 3-6 *later vacated Tulane (8 games, TU leads 6-2) 1993 Honolulu, Hawaii 3-5 2011 New Orleans, La. 5-6 New Orleans, La. 1-0 New Orleans, La. (11 inn.) 2-3 2012 Wichita 3-2 Wichita 2-7 Wichita 3-0 2014 New Orleans, La. (12 inn.) 1-5 New Orleans, La. 4-5 New Orleans, La. 10-3 UConn (1 game, UConn leads 1-0) 2014 Myrtle Beach, S.C. (10 inn.) 1-2 Kansas (78 games, WSU leads 44-34) 1952 Wichita 5-6 1953 Lawrence, Kan. 0-13 1955 Lawrence, Kan. 2-6 1956 Wichita 0-12 Wichita 2-7 1957 Wichita 1-10 1958 Lawrence, Kan. 5-3 1986 Wichita 18-6 Lawrence, Kan. 13-7 Wichita 8-4 1987 Lawrence, Kan. 13-8 Wichita 10-6 Wichita 18-6 1988 Wichita 8-0 Lawrence, Kan. 1-10 Lawrence, Kan. 21-7 Wichita 8-7 1989 Lawrence, Kan. 9-2 Wichita 14-0 Lawrence, Kan. 7-2 Wichita 6-9 1990 Wichita 5-6 Lawrence, Kan. 14-7 1991 Lawrence, Kan. 2-6 Wichita 15-6 Lawrence, Kan. 6-3 Wichita 11-3 1992 Wichita 6-1 Lawrence, Kan. (15 inn.) 3-2 Wichita 10-3 Lawrence, Kan. 19-4 1993 Lawrence, Kan. 6-10 Wichita 4-6 1994 Lawrence, Kan. 3-6 Wichita 2-7 1995 Lawrence, Kan. 6-3 Wichita 10-9 1996 Lawrence, Kan. 9-5 Wichita 4-0 1997 Lawrence, Kan. 7-1 Wichita 9-5 1998 Lawrence, Kan. 4-1 2000 Lawrence, Kan. 5-10 Wichita (10 inn.) 7-8 2001 Lawrence, Kan. 6-0 Wichita (10 inn.) 5-4 2002 Lawrence, Kan. 1-9 Wichita 10-1 2003 Lawrence, Kan. 7-2 Wichita 3-7 2004 Lawrence, Kan. 6-13 Wichita (10 inn.) 6-5 2005 Lawrence, Kan. 6-13 Wichita 5-1 Lawrence, Kan. 11-9 Wichita 3-5 2006 Lawrence, Kan. 2-8 Wichita 4-0 2007 Lawrence, Kan. 18-3 Wichita 2-1 2008 Lawrence, Kan. 7-3 Wichita 6-4 2009 Lawrence, Kan. 0-8 Wichita 3-8 2010 Wichita 22-7 2011 Lawrence, Kan. 4-7 Wichita 2-11 2012 Lawrence, Kan. (16 inn.) *6-4 Wichita *10-2 2013 Lawrence, Kan. (11 inn.) 0-1 Wichita 5-7 2014 Lawrence, Kan. 2-4 Wichita 3-10 2015 Wichita (11 inn.) 12-13 Lawrence, Kan. 6-11 2016 Lawrence, Kan. 3-9 Wichita 7-6 2017 Lawrence, Kan. 6-8 Wichita 8-0 *later vacated

Houston (37 games, UH leads 25-12) 1951 Wichita Wichita 1952 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 1953 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 1954 Wichita Wichita Wichita 1955 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 1956 Wichita Wichita Wichita 1957 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 1958 Wichita Wichita Wichita 1959 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 1960 Wichita Wichita Wichita 1986 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 1987 Wichita Wichita Wichita 1996 Wichita Wichita 1997 Houston, Texas Houston, Texas 2006 Norman, Okla. (NCAA)

0-5 4-21 0-6 0-11 3-10 4-9 1-19 2-1 2-20 5-11 2-1 0-5 7-5 1-10 1-11 0-6 0-1 2-1 0-5 0-1 4-3 1-5 2-4 5-2 1-3 12-5 3-5 14-3 3-6 7-4 11-12 1-2 13-3 6-3 6-10 3-4 2-1

UCF (First Meeting) Kansas State (91 games, WSU leads 53-38) 1906 Wichita 3-4 1907 Wichita 1-10 1909 Wichita 2-11 1911 Wichita 3-11 Wichita 5-7 1912 Wichita 4-3 1949 Manhattan, Kan. 1-11 1952 Manhattan, Kan. 1-10 Manhattan, Kan. 0-3 1953 Manhattan, Kan. 7-16 1954 Wichita 1-3 Wichita 6-3 1955 Manhattan, Kan. 3-4 1956 Wichita 9-5 Wichita 4-12 1978 Wichita 2-7 Wichita 3-5 Manhattan, Kan. 10-5 Manhattan, Kan. 16-6 1985 Wichita 7-5 Wichita 5-1 Wichita 8-1 1986 Manhattan, Kan. 7-4 Wichita 15-0 Wichita 10-0 1987 Wichita 3-2 Wichita 11-7 1988 Wichita 9-6 Manhattan, Kan. 3-9 1989 Wichita 17-5 1990 Manhattan, Kan. 8-5 1991 Manhattan, Kan. 2-3 Wichita 17-3 1992 Manhattan, Kan. 10-2 Wichita 2-3 Wichita 7-6 1993 Manhattan, Kan. 7-5 Wichita 7-2 Manhattan, Kan. 11-2 Wichita 5-3 1994 Wichita 14-2 Manhattan, Kan. 7-3 Wichita 4-2 Manhattan, Kan. 6-5 1995 Salina, Kan. 5-3 Wichita 7-6 1996 Manhattan, Kan. 7-4 Wichita 10-9 Wichita 7-9 1997 Manhattan, Kan. 3-4 Wichita 8-0 1998 Wichita 9-8 Manhattan, Kan.(7 inn.) 17-5 Wichita 13-7 1999 Manhattan, Kan. 5-3 Wichita 6-4 2000 Manhattan, Kan. 7-2 Wichita 6-18 2001 Manhattan, Kan. 13-3 Wichita 9-5 2002 Manhattan, Kan. 9-5 2003 Manhattan, Kan. 14-10 Wichita 13-2 Wichita 12-3 Manhattan, Kan. 2-0 2004 Manhattan, Kan. (16 inn.) 12-7 Wichita 3-1 2005 Manhattan, Kan. 5-6 Wichita 2-4 2006 Manhattan, Kan. 3-6 Wichita 7-3 2007 Manhattan, Kan. 8-3 Wichita 1-2 2008 Manhattan, Kan. 4-3

Wichita 2-3 2009 Manhattan, Kan. 5-13 Wichita 3-4 2010 Manhattan, Kan. 3-8 Wichita 4-7 2011 Manhattan, Kan. 2-5 Wichita (11 inn.) 7-6 2012 Manhattan, Kan. (15 inn.) *9-7 Wichita *10-3 2013 Manhattan, Kan. 6-7 Wichita 1-4 Manhattan, Kan. (NCAA) *11-20 2014 Manhattan, Kan. 2-3 Wichita 4-10 2015 Manhattan, Kan. (10 inn.) 4-5 Wichita 11-5 2016 Manhattan, Kan. 5-9 Wichita 2-5 2017 Manhattan, Kan. 4-5 Wichita 3-2 *later vacated Cincinnati (First Meeting) South Dakota State (5 games, WSU leads 5-0) 1981 Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita Wichita

18-8 29-4 8-2 18-0 13-2

USF (3 games, WSU leads 3-0) 1985 New Orleans, La. New Orleans, La. 2005 Honolulu, Hawaii

8-2 12-3 2-1

Memphis (First Meeting)

Wichita State vs. All-Time Opponents

1978- Last 1978- Last 1978- Last G W-L-T 2017 Mtg. G W-L-T 2017 Mtg. G W-L-T 2017 Mtg. Abilene Christian 2 2-0 2-0 1978 Hawaii 45 21-24 21-24 *2013 Penn State 6 4-2 4-2 2011 Air Force Academy 7 7-0 7-0 *2013 Hawaii-Hilo 42 37-4-1 37-4-1 2007 Pepperdine 8 4-4 4-4 2009 Alabama 1 0-1 0-1 1997 Hawaii Pacific 3 3-0 3-0 2001 Phillips University (Okla.) 33 16-17 9-2 1984 Alcorn State 2 2-0 2-0 *2012 Hennessey 1 0-1 0-0 1901 Pittsburgh 3 0-3 0-3 2013 Arizona 6 4-2 4-2 2011 Houston 37 12-25 5-5 2006 Portland 1 1-0 1-0 1989 Arizona State 24 8-16 8-16 2014 Howard 10 10-0 10-0 2002 Portland State 9 8-1 8-1 1993 Arkansas 57 27-30 18-16 *2013 Illinois 10 8-2 8-2 1980 Providence 1 1-0 1-0 1995 Arkansas-Little Rock 3 3-0 3-0 2015 Illinois-Chicago 3 3-0 3-0 1993 Purdue 2 0-2 0-2 *2012 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 5 4-1 4-1 2009 Illinois State 125 96-29 96-29 2017 Rice 5 3-2 3-2 2003 Arkansas State 4 4-0 4-0 1995 Indiana 1 1-0 1-0 1996 Richmond 3 2-1 2-1 2007 Augustana College (Minn.) 6 6-0 6-0 1980 Indiana State 146 96-50 96-50 2017 Rockhurst College 1 1-0 1-0 1996 Austin Peay 3 3-0 3-0 2005 Iowa 10 10-0 10-0 *2013 Rogers State (Okla.) 1 1-0 1-0 2010 Baker 17 12-5 7-0 1995 Iowa State 21 21-0 21-0 2000 Sacramento State 3 2-1 2-1 2017 Ball State 2 2-0 2-0 1999 Jackson State 1 1-0 1-0 1982 Saint Edward’s (Texas) 2 2-0 2-0 1982 Baylor 1 1-0 1-0 1991 John Brown (Ark.) 4 4-0 4-0 1981 Saint John’s (Kan.) 1 1-0 0-0 1916 Bemidji State (Minn.) 2 2-0 2-0 1982 Kansas 78 44-34 43-28 2017 Saint Louis 23 12-11 3-0 1991 Benedictine 5 5-0 5-0 1997 Kansas Newman 17 17-0 17-0 1998 Saint Mary (Kan.) 1 1-0 1-0 2009 Bethany 18 16-2 8-0 2010 Kansas State 91 53-38 50-26 2017 Saint Mary’s (Kan.) 5 1-4 0-0 1914 Bethel College 2 1-1 0-0 1917 Kansas Wesleyan 28 20-8 10-0 *2013 Saint Mary’s (Minn.) 4 4-0 4-0 1983 Binghamton 2 2-0 2-0 2008 Kearney State 24 22-2 20-2 1989 Saint Mary’s (Texas) 4 2-2 0-0 1960 Bradley 124 94-30 91-30 2017 Lamar 5 1-4 1-4 1995 Sam Houston State 11 5-6 5-4 2016 Brigham Young 10 4-6 4-6 2009 Le Moyne 1 1-0 1-0 2008 San Diego State 6 4-2 4-2 1999 Brooke Med. Cent. (Tex.) 3 0-3 0-0 1960 Lewis-Clark St. (Idaho) 7 5-2 5-2 2001 San Francisco 2 2-0 2-0 1995 Butler 1 1-0 1-0 2000 Long Beach State 53 24-29 24-29 2015 San Jose State 3 2-1 2-1 2010 California 4 2-2 2-2 2000 Louisiana-Lafayette 13 9-4 9-4 2012 Santa Clara 2 0-2 0-2 2012 Cal-Davis 1 1-0 1-0 2005 Louisiana State 13 4-9 4-9 2017 Schilling AFB 3 3-0 0-0 1958 Cal-Irvine 3 0-3 0-3 2007 Louisiana Tech 3 0-3 0-3 2017 Seton Hall 3 3-0 3-0 1988 Cal-Santa Barbara 13 8-5 8-5 2015 Loyola-Marymount 6 5-1 5-1 1988 South Alabama 14 8-6 8-6 *2012 Cal Poly-Pomona 4 3-1 3-1 1987 Lubbock Christian 4 3-1 3-1 1985 South Carolina 6 5-1 5-1 1993 Cal Poly-SLO 6 2-4 2-4 2017 Marymount College 12 12-0 12-0 1989 South Dakota State 5 5-0 5-0 1981 Cal State Fullerton 23 12-11 12-11 2016 McConnell AFB 1 1-0 0-0 1969 South Florida 3 3-0 3-0 2005 Cal State Northridge 3 3-0 3-0 1997 McNeese State 3 2-1 2-1 2005 Southeast Missouri State 5 4-1 4-1 2002 Centenary 7 7-0 7-0 2001 McPherson College 8 5-3 0-0 1954 Southeastern Louisiana 1 0-1 0-1 1998 Central Arkansas 6 3-3 3-3 2015 Miami (Fla.) 9 3-6 3-6 1990 Southeastern Okla. State 1 1-0 0-0 1967 Central Michigan 4 1-3 1-3 2015 Miami (Ohio) 3 3-0 3-0 1999 Southern California 5 3-2 3-2 2006 Central Missouri State 3 3-0 3-0 1993 Michigan 3 2-1 2-1 1989 Southern Colorado 2 1-1 1-1 1994 Central State (Okla.) 3 2-1 2-0 1978 Minnesota 9 5-4 5-4 2000 Southern Illinois 140 102-38 102-38 2017 Chapman College 2 1-1 1-1 1983 Minnesota-Morris 5 5-0 5-0 1982 So. Illinois-Edwardsville 3 3-0 3-0 2014 Charlotte 1 1-0 1-0 2002 Mississippi 2 2-0 2-0 2003 Southern Mississippi 1 0-1 0-1 2006 Chicago State 2 2-0 2-0 2004 Mississippi State 1 0-1 0-1 1981 Southern Nazarene 1 1-0 1-0 2003 Chilocco Indian School 9 4-5 0-0 1914 Missouri 11 6-5 5-5 2014 Southern Utah 3 3-0 3-0 2005 Clemson 1 1-0 1-0 1981 Missouri-Rolla 6 6-0 4-0 1983 Southwestern (Texas) 2 1-1 1-1 1982 Coastal Carolina 2 2-0 2-0 2014 Missouri-St. Louis 1 1-0 1-0 1995 Southwestern (Kan.) 30 15-13-2 0-0 1951 College of Emporia 18 15-3 0-0 1961 Missouri Southern 4 4-0 4-0 1986 Southwestern Okla. St. 5 4-1 4-0 1978 Colorado 6 5-0-1 5-0 1981 Missouri State 108 62-46 62-46 2017 Stanford 1 0-1 0-1 1990 Colorado State 12 11-1 11-1 1989 Missouri Valley 2 2-0 2-0 1988 Stephen F. Austin 8 7-1 7-1 2016 Connecticut 1 0-1 0-1 2014 Missouri Western 4 4-0 4-0 1979 Sterling College (Kan.) 29 24-5 3-0 1998 Cornell 2 2-0 2-0 1987 Murray State 3 2-1 2-1 1990 Stetson 1 1-0 1-0 2006 Creighton 160 111-48-1 111-45-1 2017 Nebraska 47 22-25 21-19 2016 Tabor College (Kan.) 5 5-0 5-0 2010 Dallas 2 2-0 2-0 1978 Nevada (Reno) 4 2-2 2-2 1999 Temple 1 1-0 1-0 2009 Dallas Baptist 17 8-9 8-9 2017 New Mexico 33 23-10 23-10 2016 Tennessee 2 0-2 0-2 2005 Dana College (Neb.) 1 1-0 1-0 1979 New Mexico State 33 32-1 32-1 1992 Texas 6 3-3 3-3 2015 Davidson 1 1-0 1-0 1991 New Orleans 16 8-8 8-8 *2013 Texas-Arlington 7 5-2 5-2 *2012 Denver 3 3-0 3-0 1982 Niagara 3 3-0 3-0 2011 Texas-El Paso 6 4-2 4-2 1982 Drake 15 10-5 0-0 1970 Nicholls State 5 5-0 5-0 2006 Texas-Pan American 5 1-4 1-4 *2013 Drury College 6 3-3 0-0 1914 North Carolina State 1 0-1 0-1 1997 Texas Christian 18 8-10 8-10 2016 East Carolina 1 1-0 1-0 1991 North Dakota 10 10-0 10-0 2016 Texas Lutheran 4 4-0 0-0 1960 East Tennessee State 1 0-1 0-1 1981 North Dakota State 10 10-0 10-0 2009 Texas State 4 2-2 2-2 2015 Eastern Illinois 3 3-0 3-0 1991 North Texas 5 5-0 5-0 1980 Texas Tech 30 17-13 17-13 2017 Eastern Michigan 2 2-0 2-0 2010 Northeast Missouri State 4 4-0 4-0 1980 Texas Wesleyan 6 3-3 3-3 1982 Emporia State 73 46-26-1 24-2-1 2008 Northeastern Illinois 9 9-0 9-0 1996 Trinity University (Texas) 3 1-2 0-0 1960 Enid (Okla.) Browns 4 1-3 0-0 1910 Northeastern St. (Okla.) 3 2-0-1 2-0 1982 Tulane 8 2-6 2-6 2014 Evansville 86 56-30 56-30 2017 Northern Arizona 2 1-1 1-1 1981 Tulsa 75 25-50 10-9 1980 Florida 1 1-0 1-0 1988 Northern Colorado 11 9-2 9-2 2017 UCLA 6 3-3 3-3 2004 Florida Gulf Coast 4 3-1 3-1 2010 Northern Illinois 2 2-0 2-0 1992 UNLV 17 8-9 8-9 1990 Florida State 9 5-4 5-4 2008 Northern Iowa 64 54-10 54-10 2009 Utah 3 2-1 2-1 1997 Fordham 6 6-0 6-0 2008 Northwest Missouri St. 8 7-1 7-1 1985 Utah Valley 3 3-0 3-0 2017 Fort Hays State 32 29-3 22-1 2002 Northwestern 6 5-1 5-1 *2013 Valparaiso 3 3-0 3-0 2017 Fort Riley (Kan.) 2 1-1 0-0 1909 Northwestern (Iowa) 1 1-0 1-0 2008 Washburn 31 21-10 14-0 1991 Fresno State 1 1-0 1-0 1989 Northwestern State 4 4-0 4-0 2005 Washington 15 10-5 10-5 2000 Friends 52 46-6 19-0 2001 NW Oklahoma State 27 17-10 5-0 2000 Washington State 7 5-2 5-2 2010 George Mason 1 0-1 0-1 2014 Notre Dame 2 1-1 1-1 1993 Wayne State (Neb.) 4 4-0 4-0 1983 George Washington 1 1-0 1-0 1992 Ohio State 5 3-2 3-2 2003 Western Illinois 5 5-0 5-0 2015 Georgia Southern 1 0-1 0-1 1990 Oklahoma 28 12-16 12-14 2017 Wichita Business College 3 2-1 0-0 1903 Georgia Tech 4 3-1 3-1 1994 Oklahoma Baptist 4 2-2 2-0 1990 Wichita High School 5 5-0 0-0 1919 Gonzaga (Wash.) 2 1-1 1-1 1979 Oklahoma City 54 44-10 34-7 1994 Wichita Jobbers’ Colts 8 2-6 0-0 1914 Grand Canyon 11 9-2 9-2 2017 Oklahoma State 93 35-58 33-33 2017 Wichita Shamrocks 1 1-0 0-0 1901 Gustavus-Adolphus/Minn 2 2-0 2-0 1979 Omaha 12 5-7 2-1 2017 William Jewell Coll. (Mo.) 6 5-1 5-1 1983 Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 9 6-3 6-3 1988 Oral Roberts 63 34-29 34-29 2017 Winona State (Minn.) 2 2-0 2-0 1982 Harvard 3 3-0 3-0 2008 Oregon 4 2-2 2-2 2011 Winthrop 2 1-1 1-1 2005 Hastings College (Neb.) 6 4-2 2-0 1997 Ottawa 7 6-1 0-0 1914 Wisconsin 1 1-0 1-0 1984 *last meeting vacated Parsons College (Iowa) 9 1-8 0-0 1969 Wyoming 5 5-0 5-0 1984

2017 Statistics

2017 Wichita State Baseball Overall Statistics for Wichita State (as of May 26, 2017) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 28-30 Player

30 Jenista, Greyson 18 Bohm, Alec 6 Schwanke, Willie 17 Vickers, Trey 4 Boyer, Jordan 2 Jackson, Alex 7 Croft, Noah 1 Young, Travis 19 Ritter, Luke 25 Dugas, Dayton -------------------8 Katzfey, Jacob 14 Troutwine, Gunnar 3 Goodwin, Sam 5 DeBacker, Josh 13 Klusener, Bryant

avg gp-gs 58-58 58-58 31-31 58-58 55-54 52-44 45-34 54-41 55-46 47-40

. 320 . 305 .302 .296 .295 .251 .248 .231 .2 2 3 .206

.264 31-12 .224 29-25 .222 12-6 .176 35-12 .143 7-3

Home: 22-7

Away: 5-22 rbi

228 233 126 226 183 179 129 147 166 141

45 44 17 36 26 27 18 29 24 21

73 71 38 67 54 45 32 34 37 29

14 13 10 7 15 10 3 5 5 7

2b 3b hr

53 7 14 76 14 17 27 3 6 51 4 9 14 1 2

2 3 2 1 2

Neutral: 1-1 bb hp

so gdp

ob% sf sh sb-att

1 9 41 116 2 11 40 121 3 2 17 60 2 4 32 90 2 3 42 82 1 0 16 57 1 3 18 46 3 2 15 51 2 4 20 58 0 2 14 42

. 509 . 519 .476 .398 .448 .318 .357 .347 .349 .298

32 29 16 15 20 11 20 21 26 11

6 2 1 4 6 1 2 7 6 1

46 31 20 20 49 38 34 47 47 56

2 5 6 6 7 4 3 2 3 0

.413 .385 .379 .351 .379 .297 .358 .354 .348 .268

3 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0

3 6-11 0 5-5 0 0-1 8 1-2 0 1-1 2 4-5 0 3-4 5 8-9 3 0-0 0 3-4

po a 339 19 107 102 6 5 103 140 75 103 99 6 285 31 96 1 56 30 54 2

1 0 0 0 0

.340 .263 .296 .196 .286

5 9 2 7 1

3 4 0 2 0

10 14 12 15 2

1 1 0 1 0

.361 .333 .276 .295 .188

0 1 0 1 1

5 1 0 2 0

2-5 0-0 1-1 3-5 0-0

29 179 1 87 2

0 0 0 0 0

tb slg%

MVC: 10-11

6 18 7 20 5 8 9 10 2 4

e 4 9 0 10 10 1 2 1 5 3

fld% .989 .959

3 25 1 7 6

0 1 0 3 0

1.000

.960 .947 .991 .994 .990 .945 .949

.995 1.000

.969 1.000

Totals

.267

1979

316

528

99 18 40

284

783

.396

225 45

441

.353 12 29

37-53

1534

542

.974

Opponents

.257

1952

319

501

95 18 55

287

797

.408

218 75

481

.350 24 27

38-53

1532

580

.974

LOB - Team (442), Opp (443). DPs turned - Team (41), Opp (51). TPs turned - Team (1). IBB - Team (6), Schwanke 3, Boyer 1, Vickers 1, Bohm 1, Opp (7). Picked off - Boyer 2, Katzfey 1, Young, T 1, Vickers 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player

32 Lewis, Zach -------------------9 Biechler, Reagan 35 Keller, Adam 43 Holifield, Landon 31 Lungwitz, Connor 38 Evans, Robby 12 Heuer, Codi 26 Whalen, Matt 34 Sanburn, Chandler 11 Hecht, Ben 23 Jones, Tyler 29 Barnhouse, Tommy 16 Killgore, Keylan 6 Schwanke, Willie 39 Tyler, Cody 40 McGinness, Clayton 28 Snavely, Preston

era

w-l

app gs

sho

3. 0 7

4-4

15 14

1/2

82.0

hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

.2 0 5

9 13

2. 8 4 3. 8 6 3. 9 5 4. 00 4. 3 3 4. 4 2 4. 5 0 4. 58 5. 0 4 5. 6 2 6. 04 6. 0 8 6. 1 1 6. 2 4 8. 49 9. 45

1-2 3-2 0-0 2-1 0-1 2-2 0-0 5-3 2-2 0-2 2-3 0-1 2-2 4-5 1-0 0-0

35 0 22 2 17 0 20 1 18 4 23 3 3 0 25 2 28 0 11 0 17 8 12 8 7 5 12 11 21 0 14 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0/1 0/1 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/3 0/1 0/2 0/3 0/1 0/1 0/2 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/3

3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

31.2 32.2 13.2 27.0 35.1 38.2 2.0 35.1 30.1 16.0 44.2 26.2 28.0 49.0 11.2 6.2

20 31 9 26 39 41 2 28 30 12 54 34 36 56 15 8

13 15 6 13 24 24 1 19 17 11 38 21 23 41 13 8

10 14 6 12 17 19 1 18 17 10 30 18 19 34 11 7

11 12 19 5 12 16 0 24 12 7 14 14 10 17 3 10

40 30 20 28 34 35 4 41 41 23 35 23 12 39 7 5

6 7 3 5 6 7 1 2 7 2 10 8 9 11 1 0

1 2 1 5 0 0 1 2 1 5 0 5 0 0 2 1 1 4 0 2 3 10 1 2 1 2 2 8 1 1 0 1

.1 8 0 .2 5 8 .1 9 6 .2 4 8 .2 6 7 .2 7 7 .2 5 0 .2 2 0 .2 5 6 .2 0 7 .2 9 8 .3 1 8 .3 0 8 .2 8 6 .3 3 3 .2 8 6

8 5 2 2 3 5 0 6 7 6 3 3 3 4 4 3

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

1 1 2 0 1 2 0 2 1 2 1 2 2 6 1 0

3 1 0 0 1 2 0 3 2 0 1 3 1 3 3 0

5 5 1 4 6 8 1 3 4 2 6 4 1 8 4 0

Totals

4. 75

28-30

58 58

7/6

511.1

501

319

270

218

481

.257

73 75

3 24

Opponents

4. 76

30-28

58 58

1/1

510.2

528

316

270

225

441

.267

41 45

2 12

PB - Team (17), Troutwine 9, Croft 8, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (6), Lewis, Z 2, Killgore 2, Hecht 1, Croft 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Croft (23-29), Troutwine (15-22), Barnhouse (5-8), Lewis, Z (6-8), Sanburn (5-7), Heuer (4-7), Biechler (5-6), Keller (5-5), Evans, R (2-4), Tyler (2-2), McGinness (2-2), Holifield (0-1), Killgore (0-1), Lungwitz (1-1), Jones, T (1-1).

2017 Game-By-Game Statistics

W/L Att. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-A A E DP IP H R-ER BB SO Utah Valley W 2,862 28 4 6 4 2 0 0 2 6 1-1 12 0 2 9.0 6 3-3 3 11 Utah Valley W 3,047 37 16 14 16 5 0 1 9 5 0-0 10 2 1 9.0 5 2-1 4 9 Utah Valley W 2,633 34 6 11 6 3 0 2 4 6 1-1 11 1 1 9.0 11 5-5 0 6 Grand Canyon W â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 27 1 5 0 2 0 0 1 5 0-1 11 1 2 9.0 5 0-0 2 8 Grand Canyon W 1,949 30 4 7 4 1 0 0 2 10 0-1 6 0 0 9.0 7 0-0 5 15 Grand Canyon W 2,190 33 5 10 5 2 0 2 2 7 0-0 14 1 0 9.0 7 3-2 4 6 Omaha W 1,984 33 8 11 7 1 1 0 7 7 3-3 11 0 1 9.0 3 0-0 2 12 Louisiana Tech L 1,303 32 2 6 1 0 0 0 4 11 0-1 5 2 0 8.0 8 6-3 4 4 Louisiana Tech L 1,502 33 1 8 1 1 0 0 4 8 0-0 7 2 1 8.0 13 15-11 5 4 Louisiana Tech L 1,105 39 10 12 9 3 0 0 4 12 0-0 11 0 2 8.0 10 12-12 11 2 #13 Oklahoma W 913 33 4 6 2 0 0 0 8 18 5-5 5 1 0 9.0 5 2-1 4 12 #6 LSU L 10,221 30 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 9 0-0 13 3 0 8.0 8 6-6 1 2 #6 LSU L 10,512 33 5 6 5 1 0 0 3 6 0-1 7 1 2 8.0 17 12-11 2 2 #6 LSU L 10,408 33 2 6 2 1 0 0 4 8 0-0 5 2 0 8.0 10 9-8 5 8 Northern Colorado W 1,574 35 11 12 11 2 3 0 4 5 2-2 4 1 0 9.0 6 5-4 6 14 Northern Colorado W 1,456 34 10 13 9 3 0 1 5 3 0-0 7 1 1 9.0 5 4-4 5 15 Cal Poly L 1,340 49 4 10 4 2 1 1 2 19 0-1 12 0 1 12.2 13 5-5 0 8 Cal Poly L 1,441 31 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 14 0-0 8 0 2 8.0 7 3-3 1 4 Cal Poly W 1,405 32 2 5 1 2 0 0 0 7 0-0 6 0 1 9.0 4 0-0 3 7 Oral Roberts L 853 33 4 9 4 3 0 0 1 8 0-1 10 1 1 8.0 10 7-6 3 8 Sacramento State L 1,738 31 2 5 2 1 1 0 4 4 2-2 4 1 0 9.0 11 3-3 2 16 #3 Texas Tech L 1,869 33 5 7 5 1 1 0 5 7 1-1 11 1 2 9.0 14 10-9 3 8 #3 Texas Tech L 1,800 31 1 6 1 1 0 0 2 11 1-1 5 0 0 9.0 9 4-4 1 13 #3 Texas Tech L 1,675 28 1 3 1 1 0 0 5 6 1-2 11 1 2 9.0 7 3-1 5 4 Valparaiso W 2,564 33 4 8 4 0 1 1 2 6 1-1 18 0 2 9.0 8 3-3 3 3 Valparaiso W 2,558 25 3 7 1 1 0 0 1 4 1-1 17 1 1 9.0 7 2-0 0 5 Valparaiso W 2,454 30 4 10 4 0 0 1 3 5 0-1 8 0 TP 9.0 8 3-3 4 8 Oklahoma State L 2,869 34 3 7 3 0 0 0 3 9 0-1 6 1 1 9.0 8 6-3 5 13 Southern Illinois W 2,360 29 7 10 7 2 0 2 5 3 0-1 10 0 1 9.0 3 0-0 3 8 Southern Illinois L 3,103 39 8 11 6 3 0 0 9 6 0-0 11 1 0 9.0 14 11-10 8 6 Southern Illinois W 2,696 31 17 13 12 0 0 1 10 6 0-0 6 5 0 7.0 8 7-3 1 2 Kansas L 1,419 33 6 8 6 1 2 2 2 7 0-0 10 0 1 8.0 10 8-8 4 9 Bradley L 254 36 5 12 4 5 0 0 3 7 5-5 7 3 0 8.0 9 6-4 1 8 Bradley L 372 38 10 13 10 4 0 4 5 5 1-2 10 1 1 8.0 15 11-10 3 4 Bradley W 301 37 8 12 7 4 0 1 4 1 0-0 6 1 1 9.0 8 5-5 1 9 Kansas W 3,515 38 8 15 7 1 0 0 0 6 0-0 4 0 0 9.0 4 0-0 7 11 Missouri State L 777 34 5 7 4 0 0 3 4 12 0-0 5 1 1 8.0 13 12-12 9 4 Missouri State L - 33 4 7 3 1 1 1 1 6 0-0 6 1 0 8.0 13 13-12 7 8 Missouri State L 1,157 31 1 6 1 0 0 0 4 7 1-1 10 0 1 8.0 13 8-8 5 9 Creighton L 1,261 35 3 8 3 0 0 0 6 4 2-2 11 1 0 9.0 12 4-4 5 13 Illinois State W - 27 11 9 10 2 0 1 10 3 0-0 15 0 1 7.0 3 1-1 6 4 Illinois State W 2,381 37 10 13 10 1 1 0 5 6 1-2 13 1 1 9.0 5 5-4 6 8 Illinois State W 2,157 41 12 18 9 3 2 0 5 4 0-0 11 2 1 9.0 7 7-5 5 10 Kansas State L 2,211 34 4 8 4 2 0 0 2 6 0-0 9 1 0 8.0 9 5-5 8 7 Dallas Baptist W 601 35 8 13 6 3 0 1 6 4 2-3 3 1 0 9.0 6 6-6 4 8 Dallas Baptist L 608 28 2 7 2 1 0 0 2 8 0-0 2 0 0 6.2 12 13-13 8 8 Dallas Baptist L 653 40 9 11 8 4 0 2 2 10 0-0 5 1 0 8.0 12 10-7 3 4 Oral Roberts W 2,861 42 7 15 7 4 1 2 4 11 0-0 9 2 1 10.0 13 6-5 1 11 Evansville W 3,085 30 6 9 5 1 0 0 6 6 1-2 12 0 1 9.0 3 0-0 1 8 Evansville L 2,652 65 7 16 7 1 1 3 7 21 0-0 21 3 1 17.0 15 8-6 6 20 Evansville W 2,556 34 8 12 8 3 0 0 3 7 2-3 11 2 1 9.0 9 4-4 4 6 Kansas State W 3,218 29 3 7 3 0 0 1 3 6 0-0 14 0 0 9.0 6 2-2 4 7 Indiana State L 402 36 6 10 6 3 0 1 6 6 1-1 8 1 0 8.0 10 13-10 7 10 Indiana State W 422 34 5 8 4 2 1 0 5 9 1-1 16 0 1 9.0 7 2-2 1 8 Indiana State L 350 32 3 7 3 1 0 2 4 7 0-1 9 1 0 8.0 7 5-4 3 7 Southern Illinois W - 34 3 7 3 2 1 1 5 8 0-0 10 1 1 10.0 2 1-1 2 16 Illinois State L 732 36 4 9 4 3 0 1 3 7 0-0 13 1 0 9.0 11 7-4 1 11 Missouri State L 923 37 3 9 2 2 0 2 2 16 1-1 10 1 0 9.0 10 6-5 1 10

Final Miscellaneous Stats Hitting Streak Player Bohm Vickers Boyer Schwanke Jackson Jenista Dugas Ritter Croft Troutwine Katzfey Young DeBacker Goodwin Klusener

Streak 2 0 6 3 0 2 0 0 0 4 1 2 0 0 1

Season-Long 18 (4/5-5/5) 9 (5/5-5/18) 9 (4/28-5/12) 8 (4/28-5/9) 8, two times 7 (5/7-5/18) 6 (2/18-3/1) 5 (3/12-3/18) 5 (4/11-4/19) 4 (4/28-5/20) 4 (3/21-3/25) 4 (3/26-4/2) 4, two times 2 (2/18-3/1) 1, two times

Multiple-Hit Games

Player 2 3 4 5+ Total Jenista 20 5 - - 25 Vickers 15 5 1 - 21 Bohm 12 6 - - 18 Boyer 14 2 - - 16 Jackson 10 2 - - 12 Schwanke 10 1 1 - 12 Ritter 7 2 - - 9 Dugas 7 1 - - 8 Croft 4 3 - - 7 Young 5 2 - - 7 Troutwine 4 - - - 4 Katzfey - 1 - - 1 Goodwin - 1 - - 1

Multiple-Home Run Games

Player 2 3 4 Total Bohm 3 - - 3 Croft 1 - - 1 Young 1 - - 1 Jenista 1 - - 1

Multiple-RBI Games

Player 2 3 4 5+ Total Boyer 9 4 1 - 14 Jenista 8 3 - - 11 Bohm 5 3 2 - 10 Vickers 6 2 - - 8 Ritter 6 1 - - 7 Dugas 3 1 - - 4 Croft 3 - - 1 4 Jackson 3 - - - 3 Young 2 - 1 - 3 DeBacker 2 - - - 2 Katzfey 1 - - - 1 Troutwine - 1 - - 1 Goodwin 1 - - - 1

2017 Game-By-Game Results Overall — 28-30 MVC — 10-11 Date Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 March 1 March 3 March 4 March 5 March 7 March 10 March 11 March 12 March 14 March 15 March 17 March 18 March 19 March 21 March 22 March 24 March 25 March 26 March 31 April 1 April 2 April 5 April 7 April 8 April 9 April 11 April 14 April 15 April 16 April 19 April 22 April 23 April 23 April 26 April 28 April 28 April 29 May 2 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 9 May 12 May 13 May 14 May 16 May 18 May 19 May 20 May 24 May 25 May 26

Home — 22-7 Home — 7-2

Score, Opponent W, 4-3 vs. Utah Valley W, 16-2 vs. Utah Valley W, 6-5 vs. Utah Valley W, 1-0 vs. Grand Canyon W, 4-0 vs. Grand Canyon W, 5-3 vs. Grand Canyon W, 8-0 vs. Omaha L, 2-6 at Louisiana Tech L, 1-15 at Louisiana Tech L, 10-12 at Louisiana Tech W, 4-2 at #13 Oklahoma L, 1-6 at #6 LSU L, 5-12 at #6 LSU L, 2-9 at #6 LSU W, 11-5 vs. Northern Colorado W, 10-4 vs. Northern Colorado L, 4-5 at Cal Poly L, 0-3 at Cal Poly W, 2-0 at Cal Poly L, 4-7 at Oral Roberts L, 2-3 vs. Sacramento State L, 5-10 vs. #3 Texas Tech L, 1-4 vs. #3 Texas Tech L, 1-3 vs. #3 Texas Tech W, 4-3 vs. Valparaiso W, 3-2 vs. Valparaiso W, 4-3 vs. Valparaiso L, 3-6 vs. Oklahoma State W, 7-0 vs. Southern Illinois L, 8-11 vs. Southern Illinois W, 17-7 vs. Southern Illinois L, 6-8, at Kansas L, 5-6 at Bradley L, 10-11 at Bradley W, 8-5 at Bradley W, 8-0 vs. Kansas L, 5-12 at Missouri State L, 4-13 at Missouri State L, 1-8 at Missouri State L, 3-4 at Creighton W, 11-1 vs. Illinois State W, 10-5 vs. Illinois State W, 12-7 vs. Illinois State L, 4-5 at Kansas State W, 8-6 at Dallas Baptist L, 2-13 at Dallas Baptist L, 9-10 at Dallas Baptist W, 7-6 vs. Oral Roberts W, 6-0 vs. Evansville L, 7-8 vs. Evansville W, 8-4 vs. Evansville W, 3-2 vs. Kansas State L, 6-13 at Indiana State W, 5-2 at Indiana State L, 3-5 at Indiana State W, 3-1 vs. Southern Illinois L, 4-7 vs. Illinois State L, 3-6 at #12 Missouri State

Road — 5-22 Road — 3-9

Neutral — 1-1

WSU Pitcher Save Schwanke (1-0) Biechler (1) Tyler (1-0) — Keller (1-0) Hecht (1) Schwanke (2-0) Biechler (2) Tyler (2-0) — Sanburn (1-0) Hecht (2) Heuer (1-0) — Schwanke (2-1) — Tyler (2-1) — Hecht (0-1) — Barnhouse (1-0) Hecht (3) Schwanke (2-2) — Tyler (2-2) — Lewis (0-1) — Sanburn (2-0) — Keller (2-0) — Sanburn (2-1) — Tyler (2-3) — Lewis (1-1) Hecht (4) Barnhouse (1-1) — Jones (0-1) — Sanburn (2-2) — Lewis (1-2) — Barnhouse (1-2) — Hecht (1-1) — Barnhouse (2-2) Hecht (5) McGinness (1-0) — Killgore (0-1) — Lewis (2-2) — Sanburn (2-3) — Tyler (3-3) — Heuer (1-1) — Lewis (2-3) — Biechler (0-1) — Tyler (4-3) Hecht (6) Lungwitz (1-0) — Biechler (0-2) — Tyler (4-4) — Barnhouse (2-3) — Hecht (1-2) — Lewis (3-3) — Sanburn (3-3) — Keller (3-0) — Jones (0-2) — Biechler (1-2) Hecht (7) Tyler (4-5) — Lungwitz (1-1) — Hecht (2-2) — Lewis (4-3) — Keller (3-1) – Lungwitz (2-1) Biechler (3) Sanburn (4-3) — Lewis (4-4) — Heuer (2-1) — Keller (3-2) — Sanburn (5-3) Hecht (8) Heuer (2-2) — Evans (0-1) —

Home Attendance — 65,806 (27 gates) Average Home Attendance — 2,437

Game Story WSU Jenista, 2-4, 2bi, 2b; Boyer, 1-2, 2bi; Young, 2-3, 2b 4-6-0 Young, 3-4, 2bi; Boyer, 2-3, 3bi; Troutwine, 2-4, 3bi 16-14-2 Ritter, g-w hit in 7th; Jenista, 3-5, 2bi, hr; Bohm, 2-4, 2bi 6-11-1 Only run scored in B1 on double play; Schwanke, 6.2ip, 0r 1-5-1 Tyler, 6ip, 0r, 9k; Jackson, 2-3, 2bi 4-7-0 Bohm, 3-4, 3bi, 2hr; Jenista, 3-4, bi; Lewis, 4ip, 1er 5-10-1 10 pitchers combine for 3-hit shutout; Vickers, 2-4, 2bi 8-11-0 Schwanke, 4.2ip, 1er; Vickers, 1-3, bi 2-6-2 LT scores 8 in 1st & 7 in 6th 1-8-2 LT scores 6 in 8th to win 10-12-0 Boyer, 2-4, bi; Barnhouse, 2ip, 0er, 3k 4-6-1 Schwanke, 5ip, 6r; DeBacker, 1-4, bi; Young, 2b 1-4-3 Croft, 1-4, 2bi, 2b 5-6-1 Jenista, 2-3, 2bi, 2b 2-6-2 Shocks 7-run 2nd inning; Sanburn, 3ip, 6k 11-12-1 Boyer, 3-4, 4bi, grand slam; Jenista, 2-4, 2bi, 2 2b 10-13-1 CP g-w hit in 13th; Ritter, 2-4, 2bi, 2b, hr 4-10-0 Ritter, 2-4; Keller, 2.1ip, 0r, 2k 0-4-0 Lewis, 7ip, 4h, 0r, 6k; Croft, 2-4; Klusener, 2b, bi 2-5-0 Katzfey, 3-4, bi; Jackson, 2-4; Troutwine, 2-3, bi, 2b 4-9-1 Sac St scores 1 in T9; Ritter, 1-3, bi, 3b; Jenista, 1-4, bi 2-5-1 Katzfey, 1-1, 2bi, 3b; Vickers, 2-4, bi 5-7-1 Lewis, 7ip, 7h, 3r, 10k; Vickers, 2-3 1-6-0 Jackson, 1-3, bi; Barnhouse, 5ip, 1er 1-3-1 Young, walk-off single in B9; Lewis, 7ip, 0r, 2k 4-8-0 Barnhouse, 5ip, 0er, 5k; Jackson, 2-4 3-7-1 Young, walk-off single in B9: Shocks turn triple play 4-10-0 Jackson, 2bi; OSU 5-run 2nd inning 3-7-1 Lewis, 7ip, 0r, 6k; Bohm, 2-3, 2bi, hr; Boyer, 1-3, 2bi, hr 7-10-0 Dugas, 3-4; Jenista, 2-3, 2bi; SIU scores in 6 of 9 inn. 8-11-1 Bohm, 3-4, 4bi; Shocks 8-run 3rd & 6-run 5th 17-13-5 KU scores 4 in 7th; Vickers, 2-4, 3bi; hr 6-8-0 Croft, 3-4, bi; Lewis, 6ip, 3er 5-12-3 Croft, 3-4, 5bi, 2 hr; Vickers, 3-5, bi 10-13-1 Jenista, 2-4, 3bi, hr; Bohm, 3-5, bi; Ritter, 3-5, bi 8-12-1 Killgore, 4.1ip, 0r, 6k; Jenista, 3-5 8-15-0 Bohm, 2-5, 2bi, 2hr; MSU 7-run 8th 5-7-1 Croft, 1-4, hr, 2bi; MSU 2 5-run innings 4-7-1 Bohm, 3-4; MSU 3 runs in 1st 1-6-0 CU walk-off in B10; Bohm, 2-5, Jackson, 3-5, 2bi 3-8-1 Jenista, 2-4, 3bi; WSU 7-run 5th 11-9-0 Boyer, 2-4, 3bi, 2b, Vickers, 2-4, 2bi 10-13-1 Vickers, 4-5, 3bi, 2b; Shocks 18 hits 12-18-2 Bohm, 3-4, 2b; Schwanke, 2-4, bi, 2b 4-8-1 Shocks score 2 in 9th to win; Vickers, 3-4, 2bi 8-13-1 DBU scores 7 in 1st 2 innings; Vickers, 2-3 2-7-0 Boyer, 1-4, 3bi; Dugas, 2-4, 2bi, hr 9-11-1 Jenista walk-off 1B in B10; Young, 3-4, 4bi, 2 hr 7-15-2 Lewis, 9ip, 0r, 8k; Vickers, 1-3, 2bi, 2b 6-9-0 17-inning game; Bohm, 2-9, 4bi, 2 hr 7-16-3 Bohm, 2-4, 3bi, 2b; Jenista, 2-3, 3r, bi 8-12-2 Ritter, walk-off home run in B9; 2-4, 3bi 3-7-0 Vickers, 3-5; Boyer, 2-4, 2bi, 2b 6-10-1 Heuer, 6ip, 4h, 1r, 4k; Ritter, 2bi; Young, 2-4, bi, 3b 5-8-0 Jenista, 2-5, 3bi, 2 hr; INS scored 5 in 6th 3-7-1 Shocks score 2 in 10th to win; Lewis, 6.2ip, 1r, 8k 3-7-1 ILS scores 4 in the 1st; Vickers, 2bi 4-9-1 Jenista, 3-5, 2b; Hecht, 3ip, 0r, 5k 3-9-1

Opp. Record 3-6-1 1-0 2-5-2 2-0 5-11-1 3-0 0-5-1 4-0 0-7-0 5-0 3-7-0 6-0 0-3-2 7-0 6-8-2 7-1 15-13-1 7-2 12-10-3 7-3 2-5-1 8-3 6-8-0 8-4 12-17-2 8-5 9-10-1 8-6 5-6-1 9-6 4-5-2 10-6 5-13-3 10-7 3-7-0 10-8 0-4-1 11-8 7-10-0 11-9 3-11-0 11-10 10-14-1 11-11 4-9-0 11-12 3-7-0 11-13 3-8-0 12-13 2-7-1 13-13 3-8-1 14-13 6-8-1 14-14 0-3-0 15-14, 1-0 11-14-1 15-15, 1-1 7-8-3 16-15, 2-1 8-10-1 16-16 6-9-2 16-17, 2-2 11-15-0 16-18, 2-3 5-8-1 17-18, 3-3 0-4-1 18-18 12-13-0 18-19, 3-4 13-13-2 18-20, 3-5 8-13-1 18-21, 3-6 4-12-0 18-22 1-3-2 19-22, 4-6 5-5-2 20-22, 5-6 7-7-3 21-22, 6-6 5-9-0 21-23 6-6-0 22-23, 7-6 13-12-0 22-24, 7-7 10-12-3 22-25, 7-8 6-13-0 23-25 0-3-0 24-25, 8-8 8-15-2 24-26, 8-9 4-9-0 25-26, 9-9 2-6-0 26-26 13-10-1 26-27, 9-10 2-7-1 27-27, 10-10 5-7-1 27-28, 10-11 1-2-0 28-28 7-11-1 28-29 6-10-1 28-30

2017 Superlatives Individual (Hitting)

Team (Hitting)

At-bats — 9, two times Runs — 3, eight times Hits — 4, two times Doubles —2, five times Triples — 1, 18 times Home runs — 2, six times RBI — 5, Croft at BU #2 Total bases — 10, Croft at BU #2 Stolen bases — 2, four times Walks — 3, five times Strikeouts — 5, two times

High At-Bats Runs Hits RBI Doubles Triples Home runs Total bases Stolen bases Walks Strikeouts

Individual (Pitching)

Strikeouts — 10, Lewis vs. TTU #2 Runs (complete games only) — 0, Lewis vs. UE #1 Hits (complete games only) — 3, Lewis vs. UE #1 Walks (complete games only) — 1, Lewis vs. UE #1

WSU Grand Slams

Jordan Boyer vs. Northern Colorado #2

Hits Runs Earned runs Strikeouts Walks

2 vs. SIU #4 0, seven times 0, eight times 20 vs. UE #2 0, three times

Record Breakdown

February — 6-0 March — 6-13 April — 9-9 May — 7-8 June — 0-0

Worst

17 vs. LSU #2 15 vs. LT #2 13 vs DBU #2 2, four times 11 vs. LT #3

Team (Fielding)

Assists — 21 vs. UE #2 Most Errors —5 vs. SIU #3 Double plays — 2, eight times Errorless games — 19

Overall — 28-30 Home — 22-7 Away — 5-22 Neutral — 1-1 MVC — 10-11 Home — 7-2 Away — 3-9 Non-conference — 18-19 Home — 15-5 Away — 2-13 Neutral — 1-1 vs. Division I — 28-30 Home — 22-7 Away — 5-22 Neutral — 1-1 vs. Ranked teams (Baseball America) (at time of game) — 0-6 Home — 0-3 Away — 0-3 Neutral — 0-0 vs. Ranked teams (Collegiate Baseball) (at time of game) — 1-7 Home — 0-3 Away — 1-4 Neutral — 0-0 Longest winning streak — 7 Longest losing streak — 5 vs. WAC —8-1 vs. Summit — 2-1 vs. Conference USA — 0-3 vs. Big 12 — 3-6 vs. SEC — 0-3 vs. Big West — 1-2 vs. Horizon — 3-0 vs. Big East — 0-1

Low

25 vs. VALPO #2 0 vs. CP #2 3 vs. TTU #3 0, two times 0, 10 times 0, 44 times 0, 33 times 4 vs. TTU #3 0, 36 times 0, three times 1 at BU #3

Team (Pitching)

Best

WSU Back-to-Back Home Runs

Dayton Dugas and Noah Croft at Bradley #2

65 vs. UE #2 17 vs. SIU #3 18 vs. ILS #3 16 vs. UVU #2 5, two times 3 vs. UNC #1 4 at BU #2 29 at BU #2 5, two times 10, two times 21 vs. UE #2

Day Games — (33) 17-16 Night Games — (25) 11-14 One-run games — (16) 8-8 Two-run games — (9) 5-4 Doubleheaders — (6) 4-2 Extra-inning games — (5) 2-3 Scoring 8 or more runs — (16) 12-4 Scoring less than 8 runs — (42) 16-26 Allowing 6 runs or less — (39) 26-13 Allowing 7 runs or more — (19) 2-17 Leading after 6 innings — (27) 25-2 Leading after 7 innings — (25) 24-1 Leading after 8 innings — (21) 21-0 Trailing after 5 innings — (26) 1-25 Trailing after 6 innings — (27) 1-26 Trailing after 7 innings — (26) 1-25 Trailing after 8 innings — (26) 0-26 Trailing after 8 1/2 innings — (29) 2-27 Tied after 6 innings — (4) 2-2 Tied after 7 innings — (7) 3-4 Tied after 8 innings — (8) 5-3 Tied after 8 1/2 innings — (5) 3-2 Tied after 9 innings — (5) 2-3 When scoring first — (31) 20-11 Times scoring 10 or more — (9) 7-2 Times scoring 20 or more — (0) 0-0 Times allowing 3 runs or less — (21) 18-3 Times allowing 10 runs or more — (11) 0-11 Outhitting opponent — (25) 22-3 vs. LH starters — 7-7 vs. RH starters — 21-23

2017 Starting Lineup by Position Opponent Utah Valley Utah Valley Utah Valley Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Omaha Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech #13 Oklahoma #6 LSU #6 LSU #6 LSU No. Colorado No. Colorado Cal Poly Cal Poly Cal Poly Oral Roberts Sacramento St. #3 Texas Tech #3 Texas Tech #3 Texas Tech Valparaiso Valparaiso Valparaiso Oklahoma St. Southern Illinois So. Illinois Southern Illinois Kansas Bradley Bradley Bradley Kansas Missouri State Missouri State Missouri State Creighton Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State Kansas State Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist Oral Roberts Evansville Evansville Evansville Kansas State Indiana State Indiana State Indiana State Southern Illinois Illinois State Missouri State

Pitcher Catcher 1B Schwanke Troutwine DeBacker Tyler Troutwine DeBacker Lungwitz Troutwine DeBacker Schwanke Troutwine DeBacker Tyler Troutwine DeBacker Lewis Troutwine DeBacker Heuer Croft Jenista Schwanke Troutwine DeBacker Tyler Troutwine Jenista Lewis Troutwine Bohm Keller Troutwine Bohm Schwanke Troutwine DeBacker Tyler Croft Jenista Lewis Croft DeBacker Sanburn Troutwine Bohm Barnhouse Troutwine Bohm Schwanke Troutwine Bohm Tyler Croft Bohm Lewis Croft Bohm Barnhouse Troutwine Bohm Killgore Croft Bohm Sanburn Troutwine Bohm Lewis Croft Bohm Barnhouse Croft Bohm Lewis Croft Jenista Barnhouse Croft Jenista Tyler Troutwine Jenista Killgore Croft Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Barnhouse Troutwine Jenista Tyler Croft Jenista Killgore Croft Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Barnhouse Croft Jenista Tyler Croft Jenista Killgore Troutwine Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Tyler Croft Jenista Barnhouse Troutwine Jenista Killgore Croft Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Tyler Troutwine Jenista Barnhouse Croft Jenista Killgore Croft Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Tyler Croft Jenista Evans Croft Jenista Keller Troutwine Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Killgore Croft Jenista Evans Croft Jenista Killgore Troutwine Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Heuer Croft Jenista Evans Troutwine Jenista Lewis Croft Jenista Heuer Croft Jenista Evans Croft Jenista

2B 3B SS Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Ritter Bohm Vickers Ritter Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Ritter Vickers Boyer Ritter Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Jackson Bohm Vickers Jackson Boyer Vickers Ritter Boyer Vickers Ritter Boyer Vickers Ritter Boyer Vickers Ritter Boyer Vickers Ritter Boyer Vickers Jackson Ritter Vickers Ritter Boyer Vickers Boyer Klusener Vickers Boyer Klusener Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers Boyer Bohm Vickers

LF CF RF DH Dugas Young Jenista Ritter Dugas Young Jenista Ritter Dugas Young Jenista Ritter Dugas Young Jenista Jackson Dugas Young Jenista Jackson Dugas Young Jenista Ritter Young Jackson Dugas Goodwin Dugas Young Jenista Ritter Young Jackson Dugas Ritter Dugas Young Jenista Goodwin Dugas Young Jenista Goodwin Young Jackson Jenista Dugas Young Jackson Dugas Ritter Dugas Young Jenista Katzfey Dugas Young Jenista Ritter Dugas Young Jenista Goodwin Young Jackson Jenista Dugas DeBacker Young Jenista Goodwin Dugas Katzfey Jenista Klusener Katzfey Jackson Jenista Dugas Katzfey Young Jenista Troutwine Young Jackson Jenista Dugas Katzfey Jackson Jenista Ritter Katzfey Jackson Jenista Goodwin Katzfey Jackson Dugas Ritter Katzfey Jackson Young Dugas Katzfey Jackson Young Ritter Young Jackson Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Dugas Schwanke Ritter Jackson Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Ritter Schwanke Dugas Jackson Ritter Schwanke Dugas Jackson Ritter Schwanke Dugas Jackson Ritter Schwanke Dugas Jackson Ritter Schwanke Young Jackson Ritter Schwanke Dugas Jackson Ritter Schwanke Katzfey Jackson Ritter Schwanke DeBacker Jackson Ritter Schwanke Katzfey Jackson Young Schwanke Young Jackson Ritter Schwanke Dugas Jackson Ritter Schwanke Ritter Jackson Young Schwanke Ritter Jackson Young Schwanke Ritter Jackson Dugas Schwanke Ritter Young Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson DeBacker Schwanke Katzfey Jackson Ritter Schwanke Young Jackson Ritter Schwanke Ritter Jackson Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Ritter Schwanke Ritter Young Dugas Schwanke Young Jackson Ritter Schwanke Ritter Young Dugas Schwanke Dugas Young Ritter Schwanke

60 Opponent Utah Valley Utah Valley Utah Valley Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Omaha Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech #13 Oklahoma #6 LSU #6 LSU #6 LSU No. Colorado No. Colorado Cal Poly Cal Poly Cal Poly Oral Roberts Sacramento St. #3 Texas Tech #3 Texas Tech #3 Texas Tech Valparaiso Valparaiso Valparaiso Oklahoma St. Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Kansas Bradley Bradley Bradley Kansas Missouri State Missouri State Missouri State Creighton Illinois State Illinios State Illinois State Kansas State Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist Oral Roberts Evansville Evansville Evansville Kansas State Indiana State Indiana State Indiana State Southern Illinois Illinois State Missouri State

2017 Starting Lineup by Batting Order 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Boyer DeBacker Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Boyer DeBacker Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Boyer DeBacker Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Jackson DeBacker Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Jackson DeBacker Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Boyer DeBacker Young Dugas Jenista Bohm Vickers Jackson Goodwin Croft Boyer Jenista Dugas Bohm Ritter Troutwine Vickers Young Boyer DeBacker Jackson Ritter Jenista Bohm Vickers Dugas Boyer Troutwine Young Young Ritter Jenista Bohm Dugas Vickers Goodwin Troutwine Boyer Vickers Young Bohm Jenista Dugas Goodwin Ritter Troutwine Boyer Young DeBacker Jenista Bohm Vickers Dugas Jackson Troutwine Boyer Young Jackson Bohm Jenista Vickers Croft Dugas Ritter Boyer Young DeBacker Jenista Bohm Croft Vickers Jackson Dugas Katzfey Young Jenista Bohm Troutwine Dugas Vickers Ritter Jackson Boyer Young Ritter Jenista Bohm Goodwin Dugas Vickers Troutwine Boyer Jenista Young Bohm Ritter Boyer Dugas Vickers Troutwine Jackson Jenista Vickers Ritter Bohm Boyer Goodwin Croft DeBacker Young Katzfey Ritter Jenista Bohm Croft Dugas Vickers Boyer Klusener Katzfey Ritter Jenista Bohm Vickers Troutwine Jackson Dugas Boyer Katzfey Ritter Jenista Bohm Croft Jackson Troutwine Vickers Young Jackson Ritter Jenista Bohm Troutwine Young Vickers Dugas Boyer Jackson Ritter Jenista Bohm Croft Vickers Katzfey Klusener Boyer Jackson Vickers Jenista Bohm Goodwin Croft Katzfey Klusener Boyer Katzfey Ritter Jenista Bohm Jackson Vickers Croft Dugas Boyer Katzfey Young Jenista Bohm Jackson Vickers Croft Dugas Boyer Katzfey Young Jenista Bohm Jackson Vickers Troutwine Ritter Boyer Jackson Young Jenista Bohm Schwanke Vickers Croft Dugas Boyer Jenista Young Bohm Schwanke Jackson Vickers Croft Dugas Boyer Jenista Young Bohm Schwanke Jackson Vickers Troutwine Dugas Boyer Jenista Young Bohm Schwanke Dugas Vickers Jackson Croft Boyer Jenista Ritter Bohm Schwanke JAckson Vickers Dugas Croft Boyer Jenista Young Bohm Schwanke Jackson Vickers Ritter Croft Boyer Jenista Ritter Schwanke Bohm Jackson Vickers Dugas Croft Boyer Jenista Ritter Bohm Schwanke Croft Jackson Vickers Dugas Boyer Jenista Ritter Bohm Schwanke Dugas Jackson Vickers Troutwine Boyer Jenista Ritter Bohm Schwanke Croft Jackson Vickers Dugas Boyer Jenista Jackson Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Young Boyer Jenista Dugas Bohm Schwanke Ritter Jackson Vickers Troutwine Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Katzfey Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter DeBacker Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Troutwine Vickers Young Katzfey Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Young Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Dugas Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Young Boyer Young Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Jackson Boyer Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Ritter Dugas Boyer Dugas Jenista Bohm Schwanke Vickers Ritter Troutwine Boyer Young Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers Dugas Boyer Young Jackson Jenista Bohm Schwanke Croft Vickers DeBacker Boyer Young Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Croft Jackson Ritter Katzfey Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Jackson Young Troutwine Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Croft Dugas Jackson Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Croft Jackson Young Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Troutwine Dugas Young Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Jackson Croft Young Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Croft Dugas Young Boyer Jenista Vickers Bohm Schwanke Ritter Dugas Young Croft Boyer

2014 2.11 2014 .000 2015 5.33 Year era 2015 .000 2016 3.97 2014 2.11 2016 .000 2017 2.84 2015 5.33 2017 .000 TOTAL 3.59 2016 3.97 TOTAL .000 2017 2.84 CAREER TOTAL ALL-TIME RANKINGS: 3.59 Year era

0-1 0-0 0-2 w-l 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-2 0-0 1-5 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-5 w-l

2015 5.33 0-2 2015 0-0 Most appearances: t-5th (96).000 2016 3.97 0-0 2016 .000 Most runners picked off: t-21st (2) 0-0 2017 2.84 2017 .000 1-2 0-0 TOTAL 3.59 1-5 TOTAL .000 0-0

0 0 0 0 0 1 cg0 gs 0 0 0 18 12 0 00 0 00 0 35 31 0 01 0 00 0 96 18 0 01 0 00 0 35 0 0 96 gs1 cg0 app ab r h 12 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 1 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 96 0 1 0 0 0

Year avg gp-gs CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Year era 12-6 w-l 2017 .222

ab r h 2b app27 gs 3 cg 6 sho 2

3b sv 0

hr rbi tbSam slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% Goodwin, SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: hr 0 ip 5 h 8 r .296er 2bb 0so 122b 03b .276

00 00 3 3

0 5 8 .296 22.2 0 5 18 8 12 .29610 31.2 20 Ben 13 10 Hecht, Goodwin, Sam 102.2 83 47 41

0 .2762 0 0 .2762 1 2 2 7

3b 3b

hr Hecht, rbi tb slg% Ben hr rbi tb slg%

31 app

0/1

0 21.1 18 5 5 7 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 27.0 27h 17r 16 16 28 8 sv ip er bb so 2b 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0/0 00 22.2 18 9 18 4 0/1 0 21.1 18 0 125 .000105History Individual 0 0 0Career 07 08 02 0/1 30 31.2 20 13 10 11 40 6 0/0 0 27.0 27 17 16 16 28 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 08 0/2 3 102.2 83 47 41 43 94 20 0/0 0 00 22.2 0 0 18Reagan 0 12 .00010 0 9 018 0 4 Biechler, 0/1 3 31.2 20 13 10 11 40 6 SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: 0/2 3 102.2 83h 47r 41 43 94 20 sho sv ip er bb so 2b

0 0 1 3b 0 0 00 1 01 20 0 1 2 3b

1 .000 2 hr .000 2 .0001 2 .0002 72 .000 2 7 hr

21.1 7 (31 2 00 0 Most 0 18appearances: 0 5 .000 5 RANKINGS: 0t-7th 0 8 in02015) SINGLE-SEASON 27.0 16 028 0 8 0 1 0 Most 0 27appearances: 0 17 .00016 02nd in 2017) 22.2 9 (35 4 00 0 Most 0 18appearances: 0 12 .00010 0t-7th 018 in02015) (31 31.2 20 13 10 11 40 0 0 0Sam .000 0 0 06 01 Goodwin, 102.2 0 0 83 0 47 .00041 043 094 020 0 2

.0001 .0002 .0002 .0002 .0007

0/0 sho

86 0 0 126 0 bf 0 98 0 86 0 131 126 0 0 441 0 98 0 131 441 bf

.247 1 2 0 0-0 0 3 3 hbp5 bk0 wp 0-0 0 7 .222 2 4 0 .247 0-0 1 3 2 6 0 .180 83 55 0 .270 0-0 0 90 .227 14 16 0 .222 0-0 2 3 4 25 0 .180 8 5 0 .227 wp 14 hbp 16 bk0 bavg sb-att po a .247 0-0 1 0 2 3 0 .270 0-0 3 0 5 7 0 .222 0-0 2 3 4 6 0 .180 0-0 8 0 5 9 0 .227 0-0 14 316 25 0 .270 bavg

Career Stats for Non-Returning Players

Year Most appearances: t-5th (96)avg gp-gs 2014 2.11 2014 .000(2) 0-1 0-0 Most runners picked RANKINGS: off: t-21st CAREER ALL-TIME

Most appearances: t-5th (96)2.11 0-1 2014 TOTAL .222 12-6 Year avg gp-gs Most runners picked off: t-21st (2) 2015 5.33 0-2 2017 2016 TOTAL 2017 TOTAL Year Year

.222 3.97 .222 2.84 3.59

12-6 0-0 12-6 1-2 1-5

1227 ab 3127 1827 35 96

avg avg

gp-gs gp-gs

ab ab

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: 2017 .000 0-0 2017 appearances: t-5th (96).222 12-6 Most TOTAL .000 0-0 Year avg gp-gs TOTALrunners picked off: t-21st .222 Most (2) 12-6 All* .000 2017 .000 0-0 0-0

0 3r 13 03 0 1

0 6h 06 06 0 0

0/12b2 0/0 2 0/0 2 0/1 0/2

h h

2b 2b

r r

0 27 0 ab 27 00

0/1 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0/1 0 0/2 0

0 3 0r 3 00

0 6 0h 6 00

0 2 0 2b 2 00

00 00 00 30 30

0 3b

0 0 0 3b 0 00

rbi appearances: tb slg% bb2ndhbp gdp Most (35 inso2017)

ob%

Most appearances: 2nd (35 in 2017) Most appearances: t-7th (31 in 2015) 27.0 27 17 16 16 28 8 1

21.1 1 0 rbi5 18 tb8 5slg% .296 5 bb2 7 hbp0 8 12 0 0 .276 hr so 2 gdp ob% 2 29 11 43

0 12 018 12 4 40 6 94 20

hbp

gdp

ob% ob%

bb hbp so gdp SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 5 appearances: 8 .296 22nd (35 0 in12 0 Most 2017) 0 0 slg% .000 bb0 hbp0 so 0 gdp0 rbi tb 5 8 .296 2 0 12 0 Most 0 appearances: 0 .000 0t-7th (31 0 in02015)0

0 0 0 hr 0 00

.000 .276 .000 ob% .276 .000 .000

TOTAL .000 0-0 Year era w-l All* .000 0-0 2014* 5.01 0-0 2017 5.04 Year era 2-2 w-l Year avg Year avg gp-gs gp-gs TOTAL 5.04 2-2 2014* 5.01 0-0 2017 .000 0-0 2017 .222 2-2 12-6 All* 5.03 2017 5.04 2-2 TOTAL .000 0-0 TOTAL .222 12-6 TOTAL 5.04 2-2 All* .000 0-0 *All* Statistics from prior team/school 5.03 2-2

0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 app 0 gs 0 cg 0 sho 0 sv ip 0 h 0 r .000er 0bb 0so 02b 03b .000 hr 0 0 Hecht, Ben Goodwin, Sam 19 0 0 0/1 0 23.1 22 16 13 22 29 3 1 0 28ab gs0 r cg0 h sho 0/32b 3b 8 30.1 7 gdp3b1 ob% 4 app sv ip rbi 30 h tb 17rslg%17 er bb12 bb hbp41 so so2b hr hr ab r h Individual 2b 3b hr rbiCareer tb slg% History bb hbp so gdp ob% 28 80 30.1 30 17 17 73 11 40 19 0 00 0 00 0 0/3 0/1 23.1 13 12 22 41 29 00 05 22 08 16 .000 27 0 3 0 6 0/4 20 00 .29630 0234 0070 12010 00 2 .000 .2764 47 8 53.2 52 33 28 0 0 0 0 0 0/3 0 80 30.1 30 17 17 12 41 7 1 4 00 05 08 .000 02 00 120 00 .000 27 3 6 2 0 .296 .276 Jones, Tyler 28 0 0 0 0 0 0/3 0 80 30.1 0 0 30 0 17 .00017 012 041 0 7 0 1 .0004 47 0 0 0/4 8 53.2 52 33 30 34 70 10 2 4

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: 2015 .000 0-0 *2014* Statistics from prior team/school 5.01 0-0 Most 2016 saves: t-20th (8) .000 0-0 2017 5.04 2-2 Year avg gp-gs 2017 .000 0-0 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: TOTAL 5.04 2-2 2017 .000 TOTALsaves: t-20th (8) .000 0-0 0-0 Most All* 5.03 TOTAL .000 2-2 0-0 All* .000 0-0 Year era w-l *Year Statistics from prior team/school avg gp-gs 2015 8.31 1-3 Year era w-l 2016 6.18 2-0 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: 2014* 5.01 0-0 Year era gp-gs w-l Year avg 2017 5.62 0-2 Most saves: t-20th (8) 2017 5.04 2015* 4.34 2-2 0-0 TOTAL 6.83 3-5 TOTAL 5.04 2-2 2017 3.95 Year era 0-0 w-l All* 5.03 2-2 TOTAL 3.95 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: 2015* 4.34 0-0 0-0 All* Most 2017 wild pitches: t-5th (25) 4.18 3.95 0-0 0-0 *Most Statistics frompicked prior team/school runners off: t-21st (2) 0-0 TOTAL 3.95 Year avg gp-gs *All* Statistics from prior team/school 4.18 0-0

0 0 19 0 0 0 28ab 0 r 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 47 0 0 0 app 0 gs 0 13ab 7 r app gs 27 0 19 app 11ab gs00 r 28 070 10 51 28 17 00 app gs 47 00 17 10 0 27 17 00 17ab 0 r 27 0

0 0 0 0h 0 00 0 00 cg 0

app

Year Year

avg era

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Year era Most saves: t-20th (8)

gp-gs w-l

w-l

*2015* Statistics from prior team/school 4.34 0-0 2017 3.95 0-0 Year avg gp-gs TOTAL 3.95 0-0 2017 .143 7-3 All* 4.18 0-0 TOTAL .143 7-3 Year

avg

gp-gs

Year

era

w-l

* Statistics from prior team/school 2015* 2017 Year TOTAL 2016 All* 2017

4.34 0-0 3.95 0-0 avg gp-gs 3.95 .000 0-0 0-0 4.18 .000 0-0 0-0 TOTAL .000 0-0 * Statistics from prior team/school Year

2016 2017 TOTAL

era

w-l

5.96 2-9 3.07 4-4 4.44 6-13

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most losses: t-4th (13) Most runners picked off: t-21st (2) Most hit batters: t-24th (20)

ab r h 2b app gs cg sho

10 17ab 17 14 27 14 ab

app

0 0r 0 1 0 1 r

10 17ab 17 0 27 0 0

0h 0 cg 00 h 00 00 cg 00 0 00 0h 0 cg

0/02b sho 0/0

0/12b sho 0/1 0/3 0/0 0/1 0/3 0/2 sho 0/4 0/2 0/0 0/2 0/2 0/22b 0/2 sho

0 0h 0 2 0 2 h

0 0r 00 00

0 0/1 0 0/32b 0 0/3 0 0 0/4 0 sho 0

0 0h 00 00 0

3b sv

0 0 0 8 3b 0 80 0 80 0 sv 3b 0 sv

sv 3b 00

810 08 sv 80 0 00 0 3b 0

0 3b 0 0 0 0

sho

0/0 0/22b 0/2 0 0/2 0

0 0 3b 00 00

rbi

ip h Benr Hecht,

slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% er bb so 2b 3b hr

RANKINGS: 0 SINGLE-SEASON 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 23.1Most 22 16 13 t-13th 22 29 3 1 0 0 appearances: 0 .000 0 0(28 in0 2017) 0 30.1Most 17 12 41 7 1 hr rbi 30saves: tb 17slg% bb hbp so gdp t-20th (8 0 SINGLE-SEASON 0 0 .000 0 in 2017) 0 0 0 30.1 30 0 17 .00017 RANKINGS: 12 41 7 01 00 Most 00 appearances: 0 .000 00t-13th00(28 in00 2017) 0 53.2 30 034 070 010 0 2 0 Most 0 52saves: 0 33 .000 Holifield, Landon t-20th (8 in 2017) 0 ip 0 h 0 r .000er 0bb 0so 02b 03b hr tb slg% Holifield, 30.1 rbi 38 Landon 36 28 ip

app

sho

23 15 38

12 14 26

0 1 1

0/1 1/2 1/3

1 0 1

.000 0 .000 4 ob% .000 .0004 .000 .0004 .000 hr

bb hbp 26 38 so 8 gdp 1 ob%0 bb so 2b 3b hr

39.1SINGLE-SEASON 53 34 27 RANKINGS: 21 35 7

13.2 9h 6r 6 19 20 3 ip er bb so 2b 53.2 529 336 306 RANKINGS: 34 70 103 13.2 19 20 SINGLE-SEASON 18.2 18 Landon 11 9 6 19 5 Holifield, 32.1Most 279wild176pitches: 156 t-4th 25 39 83 13.2 19 (11 20in 2016)

0 3b 20 1 10

134 40 hr 40 1 10

23.1 22h tb 11 16rslg%10 13 29 ip rbi 12 er bb22 bb so so2b hr hr 16.0 7 hbp23 23 gdp3b01 ob% 20

Most appearances: t-13th (28 in 2017)1 30.1 30 17 17 12 41 18.2Most 18saves: 11 t-20th 19 15 85.2 103 81 659 (8 546in 2017) 96 1757 30.1 30 17 17 12 41 7 1

appearances: t-20th (27 in 2016) 13.2Most 0 hr rbi 9 tb 6slg% 6 bb19 hbp20 so 3 gdp 0 ob% 32.1

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: sv ipMosthappearances: r er bb so 3b t-13th (28 in2b2017) Klusener, Bryant 0 18.2Most 18saves: 11 t-20th 9 (86in 2017) 19 5 1

0/0 0/22b 0/2 2 0/2 2 2b

rbi

slg%

ip h Zach r Lewis,

hbp

gdp

ob%

sf sh sb-att po 0 bf 0 bavg 1-1 wp hbp 1

0 86sh0 .247 1-1 sf sb-att 0126 0 0 98 0 131 441

sf sh sf sh

.270 1-1 .222 1-1 .180 .227

1 po1 2 3 15 2 14 8 5 14 16

sb-att sb-att

0 0 0-0 0 0 1-1 0 sh0 sb-att 0-0 sf 0 0 1-1 00 00 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 bf 0 bavg 0-0 0 99.000 136 .256 bf bavg sf sf sh sh sb-att sb-att 1360 99.000 .256 00 00 0-0 1-1 136 .444 00136 00 .256 0-0 1-1 0136 0 .256 0-0 136 .444

po po

hbp 4

4 41 8 124 41 44 12

3 3bk 0 0 aabk 0 31 0 00 31 30 0 a bk

0 0 0-0 4 5 0 99.000 9 8 0 0 0 0-0 1 5 sf136sh .256 sb-att 7 po 4 a 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 136 .256 0-0 7 54 4 123 0 00 00 0-0 0136 0 .444 0-0 16 412 3 0 0 bf 0 bavg 0-0 wp hbp 4 3bk sf sh sb-att po 156 .309 8 0 a0 bf bavg wp hbp bk 195 .325 11 4 0 0 99.000 9 8 bfsh bavg hbp sf 69 sb-att wp .207 6 po 2 abk00 1360 .299 .256 .234 2570 420 642 001 136 .256 7 4 00 68 .196 2 1 bf bavg wp hbp bk 136 162 121 00 680 .444 .196 .234 0 2 1 68 22 31 10 68 .220 .196 sf 68sh .196 sb-att 2 po 1 a 0 68 .220 2 3 1 bf

bavg

0 68 sf sh 68 1 0 68 1 0 sf sh bf

sb-att

bavg

0 sf 68sh 0 68 0 0 68 0 0

.234 .196 sb-att .196 0-0 .220 0-0

.234 .196 sb-att .196 0-0 .220 0-0 0-0

fld%

0 0 1.0004 0 2 1.0003 1 2 .9002 1 1 .9003 12 2 5 .933

e fld% sfa sha 0 1.000

4 0e 0 1.000 fld% 2 3 0 1.000 0 2 1.0002 1 3 5 12 e e

3 1 3a 1 33

7 po 4 wp hbp po 79 167 7 16

1bk 1a 0 10 10 0 0 a a

4 1 4 po 1 44

sf sh sb-att po bf bavg wp hbp

18.2 18 11 9 6 19 5 1 1 13.2 rbi 9 tb 6slg% 6 bb19 hbp20 so 3 gdp 0 ob%0 hr 13.2 0 0 9 0 6 .000 6 019 020 0 3 0 0 .0000 32.1 0 0 27 0 17 .00015 025 039 0 8 0 1 .0001 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 ip

0 86 0 0126 0 0 98 0 0131 0 0441 0

1 13.2 9 6 6 19 20 3 0 0 hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% 13.2 9 Landon 6 6 19 20 3 0 0 Holifield, 0 2 4 .286 1 0 2 0 .188 32.1 27 17 15 25 39 8 1 1 0 2 4 .286 1 0 2 0 .188 hr

sf sh

0 4 0 1.000 3 sha 0 1.000 2 2 1 0 .9004 12 3 1 .9003 52 122 2 .933 1 3 5 sha 12 sfa 2 sfa

fld% fld%

0 0 0e 0 00

1.000 1.000 1.000 fld% 1.000 1.000 1.000

0 1.000

sfa sha 0 1.000

1 fld% 2 sfa sha ee fld%

1 21 00 4 1.000 51 1.00032 00 1.000 1.000 0 1 1.0002 5 3

e fld% sfa sha

0 1.000 4 1 1 .857 2 e 1 fld% 0 1.000 1 2 10 1.000 .944 0 5 1.0003 0 1.000 sfa sha e 4 fld%3 sfa sha

1011 12 sfa 52 1 32

620 20 sha 30 0 00

4 fld% sfa sha e2 01

0 e 2 fld% 3

hbp

sfa

sha

0 2 2 po 1 2 1 2 2 3 2

1 0 a 0 6 1 6

1 0 2 0 e fld% 2 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 e

fld%

sfa

sha

hbp

0 2 1 2 po 1 a 0 2 31 50 2 23 71 5 12

1 0 0 e 2 fld% 0 2 1.0000 1 3 .9000

.944

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

74.0 76 82.0 60 156.0 136

58 32 90

49 28 77

27 66 32 64 59 130

19 10 29

2 3 5

7 5 12

329 341 670

.270 .205 .237

5 9 14

7 13 20

1 1 2

7 0 7

7 4 11

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most losses: 1st (9 in 2016) Most hit batters: t-6th (13 in 2017) Most wild pitches: t-16th (9 in 2017) Most earned runs allowed: t-18th (49 in 2016) Most runs allowed: 21st (58 in 2016) Most shutouts: t-25th (1 in 2017)

Year

62 2017 Year TOTAL 2016 2017 TOTAL Year Year

2016 2016 2017 2017 TOTAL TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

era avg

w-l gp-gs

5.96 .000 2-9 0-0 3.07 .000 4-4 0-0 4.44 .000 6-13 0-0

4.44 6-13

14 ab 14 0 0 0

1 r 1 0 0 0

2 h 2 0 0 0

2013* 2015 2016 2017 TOTAL Year All* 2013* 2015 Year 2016 2015 2017 2016 TOTAL 2017 All* TOTAL All* Year

hbp

gdp

ob%

0 3b 0 0 0 0

0 2 hr rbi 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Lewis, 0

appab gs r cg h sho2b

sv 3b

hr hr ip rbi h tb rslg%er bbbb hbpso so2b gdp3b ob%

app

sho

23 15 38

12 14 26

0 1 1

0/1 1/2 1/3

1 0 1

23 0 12 0 15 0 14 0 38 0 26 0

0 0 0/1 0 1 0 1/2 0 1 0 1/3 0

avg

gp-gs

.214 .182 .000 .302 .284 avg .261 .214 .182 era .000 3.00 .302 3.40 .284 6.11 .261 3.95 3.95 era

31-22 7-6 0-0 31-31 38-37 gp-gs 69-59 31-22 7-6 w-l 0-0 0-2 31-31 5-3 38-37 2-2 69-59 7-7 7-7 w-l

70 22 0 126 148 ab 218 70 22 app 0 7 126 9 148 7 218 23 23 app

9 15 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 17 38 10 20r 42h 10 2b 29 57 10 9 15 0 3 4 0 gs cg sho 0 0 0 317 038 0/010 920 142 0/210 529 057 0/110 17 1 0/3 17 1 sho 0/3 gs cg

7 9 7 23 ab 23

3 9 5 17 17r

2015 3.00 0-2 * Statistics from prior team/school 2016 3.40 5-3 2017 6.11 2-2 TOTAL 3.95 7-7 Year avg All* 3.95 gp-gs 7-7

Year avg gp-gs ab * Statistics from prior team/school Year era w-l app gs

2017 Year TOTAL 2017 TOTAL

hrLewis, rbi Zach tb slg%

2 2b 2 0 0 0

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most losses: t-4th (13) Most runners picked off: t-21st (2) Most hit batters: t-24th (20) Year

sf sh

sb-att

Career Stats for Non-Returning Players .143 7-3 avg gp-gs .143 7-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Year era w-l Most losses: t-4th (13) 2016 5.96 2-9 Most runners picked off: t-21st (2) 2017 3.07 4-4 Most hit batters: t-24th (20) TOTAL

4.50 0-0 era w-l 4.50 0-0 4.50 0-0 4.50 0-0

3 3

app

3 3

0 gs 0 0 0

10 00 10

74.0 0 82.0 0 156.0 0

4 .286 tb slg% 4 .286 0 .000 0 .000 0 Zach.000

0 76 0 58 .00049 0 60 0 32 .00028 0136 0 90 .00077

1 0 bb hbp 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 0 so gdp 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

027 066 032 064 059 130 0

019 010 029

1 0 0-0 sf sh sb-att 1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0

1 0 3 4 3b 4 0 1 sv 0 13 04 04 1 1 sv

0 sv 0 0 0

2 po 2 3 2 5

6 a 6 5 7 12

hbp sf bfsh bavg sb-att wp po

0329 0 .270 0-0 0341 0 .205 0-0 0670 0 .237 0-0

5 9 14

fld%

0 1.000 e fld% 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .900 1 .944

abk

sfa sha e fld%

37 51 213 7 1 520 12 2

0 7 1.0007 1 0 .9004 11 1 7 .944

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

74.0 76 58 49 27 66 19 2 Most hit batters: t-6th (13 in 2017) 82.0 60 32 28 32 64 10 3 Most wild pitches: t-16th (9 in 2017) 156.0 136 90 77 59 130 29 5

7 5 12

329 341 670

.270 .205 .237

5 9 14

7 13 20

1 1 2

7 0 7

7 4 11

Most losses: 1st (9 in 2016)

Most earned runs allowed: t-18th (49 in 2016) Most runs allowed: 21st (58 in 2016) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most shutouts: t-25th (1 in 2017) Most losses: 1st (9 in 2016) Most hit batters: t-6th (13 in 2017) Schwanke, Willie Most wild pitches: t-16th (9 in 2017) Most earned runs allowed: t-18th (49 in 2016) 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf Most runs allowed: 21st (58 in 2016) 0 1 Most 5 shutouts: 18 .257 t-25th 15 (1 in0 2017) 20 2 .353 0

h 2b 3b sho sv

0 0/1 cg sho 0 0/1 0 0/1 0 0/1

0 2 .0007 0 3 .0005 12 0 5 .000

ipSINGLE-SEASON h r er RANKINGS: bb so 2b

0 2 6 .273 0 0 .000 Schwanke,0Willie 2 17 60 .476 2 19 66 .446 hr rbi tb slg% 3 24 84 .385 1 5 18 .257 0 2 6 .273 ip h r er 0 0 0 .000 33.0 35 15 11 2 17 60 .476 53.0 2 19 57 66 24 .44620 28.0 3 24 36 84 23 .38519 114.0 128 62 50 114.0 62r 50 ip 128h er

2 1 0 0 16 1 18 2 bb hbp 33 2 15 0 2 1 bb so 0 0 11 25 16 1 1815 235 3310 212 36 72 36 72 bb so

3 0 .280 0 0 .000 20 6 .379 23 6 .365 so gdp ob% 43 8 .361 20 2 .353 3 0 .280 2b 3b hr 0 0 .000 3 2 20 6 .3790 2314 6 3 .3653 43 9 8 1 .3612 26 6 5 26 6 5 2b 3b hr

0 Individual 0/0 1 33.0 Career 35 15 History 11 11 25 1 Individual 0/2 0 53.0 Career 57 24 20History 15 35 0 0/1 0 Whalen, 28.0 36Matt 23 19 10 12 1 0/3 1 114.0 128 62 50 36 72 Whalen, Matt h1 0/3 2b 3b 1 hr114.0 rbi 128tb 62 slg% 50 bb 36hbp 72 so

.188 ob% .188 .000 .000 .000

hr ip

2.0 ip 2.0 2.0 2.0

rbi h

2 h 2 2 2

1 r 1 1 1

slg% er

1 er 1 1 1

bb bb

0 bb 0 0 0

hbp so

4 so 4 4 4

3 14 9 26 26gdp

so 2b

1 2b 1 1 1

2 3 1 6 6ob%

gdp 3b

0 3b 0 0 0

0 3 2 5 5 sf

ob% hr

0 hr 0 0 0

3 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 sh0 sf 2 3 0 3 0 0 bf 0 0 148 2 0 2225 0 2131 3 504 504 bf

sb-att

0-0 62 4 0-0 22 4 0-0 3 8 0-1 6 5 0-1 31 17a sb-att po 0-1 93 21 0-0 62 4 0-0 22 4 bavg wp hbp bk 0-0 3 8 .267 3 3 0-1 6 50 .273 0-1 1 31 0 17 0 .308 0-1 3 93 1 21 1 .280 7 4 1 .280 wp7 hbp4 bk1 bavg

148 .267 225 .273 131 .308 504 .280 sh sb-att 504 .280

3 1 3 7 7 po

sf sh sb-att bf bavg wp

9 .250 bf bavg 9 .250 9 .250 9 .250

3 0 1 4 4 a

po hbp

0 1 wp hbp 0 1 0 1 0 1

0 0 1 1 1 e

a bk

0 bk 0 0 0

fld%

1 .985 2 .929 0 1.000 0 1.000 2e .960 fld% 3 .974 1 .985 2 .929 sfa sha 0 1.000 0 1 1.0002 2 0 .9601 3 2 .9741 3 4 3 sha4 sfa 1 0 2 3 3fld%

2 1 1 4 4

e fld% sfa sha

0 sfa 0 0 0

0 sha 0 0 0

The History of Shocker Baseball The Early Years The first game in Wichita State’s storied baseball history was played on April 14, 1899. Fairmount College’s baseball and debate teams traveled to Southwestern College for a doubleheader. On that day the debate team experienced more success than the baseball team, as they won and the baseball team lost. From 1899 to 1919, Fairmount College fielded teams with mixed results going 108-91-4. During those early years, the Wheatshockers turned out two major leaguers. Claude Hendrix, a pitcher at Fairmount College was signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates and also played for the Chicago Cubs. According to the Wichita Eagle, (May 26, 1908) Hendrix could “work the spitball to perfection.” During his eightyear career he led the National League in winning percentage twice. Lloyd Bishop, a pitcher and first baseman at Fairmount in 1911-12, was a member of the Cleveland Indians in 1914 and 1915. His professional career was cut short by a football injury he suffered while playing at Fairmount. After a 24-year period without baseball (1924-47), the University of Wichita restarted the program. After a 4-4 record in 1948, the program experienced some growing pains as they posted 10-straight losing seasons. During those down years in the program, the University of Wichita (university changed names in 1927) produced one of its all-time greatest athletes. Dick Sanders, a three-sport athlete at WU, was at his best on the baseball diamonds. A great shortstop in the field, he played eight seasons with Yankees’ and Dodgers‘ organizations. During the 1951 football season, Sanders led the team in passing with 674 yards and picked off three passes. He also played for Ralph Miller’s first basketball squad at the University of Wichita in 1951-52, when he averaged 4.1 points. In 1958, WU posted a 17-8 record. Another great Shocker ballplayer of the period was Don Lock, a two-sport athlete at WU. As an outfielder for the Shockers, Lock twice earned all-Missouri Valley Conference honors (1956-57). Lock went on to play eight seasons with Washington, Philadelphia and Boston and managed two years in the minor leagues. He also played basketball at WU from 1954-58. Another player of note in the 1950s and early 1960s was Lanny Van Eman, a two-sport star, who was a shortstop from 1958-62. Van Eman, after a one-year stint with the Yankees’ organization, returned to WU and coached the baseball team in 1964, going 8-10. As a coach, though, Van Eman was primarily known on the basketball court. After starting his basketball coaching career on Ralph Miller’s staff (15 years), he went on to be head coach at the University of Arkansas for four seasons. Dick Casidy and Gayle Bryant, two hometown products, also starred at WU and went on to careers with the San Francisco Giants’ organization. Despite these players’ personal successes and the program’s moderate success in the 1950s and 60s (MVC Western Title in 1966), the program was shut down on May 16, 1970, due to a lack of funding and facilities. The Stephenson Era After an eight-year period, Wichita State decided to give baseball another try. Athletic Director Ted Bredehoft saw the opportunities baseball would create if it was successful. Bredehoft convinced the Board of Trustees to give up the golf practice course for use as a baseball field. Bredehoft also got a contractor to bring in equipment on Saturdays and grade the field. The most important thing Bredehoft did, though, was hire Gene Stephenson. On Feb. 11, 1977, baseball was reborn when Stephenson, recruiting coordinator and hitting coach

at Oklahoma for five years, was introduced as the new WSU baseball coach. Despite not having a facility or any players, Stephenson was confident from the start. At his first press conference Stephenson stated, “I’m planning on a four-year program. In the fourth year, hopefully sooner, we will be in a position to challenge for the College World Series.” Starting literally from scratch, Stephenson began putting together a baseball program. His first season series, though, was not a success as the Shockers lost once and tied once with Emporia State. After those initial games everything began looking up as the Shockers went 43-30-1. That first season, Wichita State didn’t play a home game until the 18th game and didn’t play at its permanent home, Shocker Field, until there were six games left in the season. During Stephenson’s initial season he showed his penchant for bringing in high-quality talent. Third baseman Bob Bomerito hit .431 with 29 doubles, outfielder Matt Yeager hit .363 and Larry Groves pitched a five-inning, no-hitter against Kansas Newman. In Stephenson’s second year the Shockers continued to improve, going 65-15. The Shockers broke or tied eight NCAA team offensive records that were in place at that time. Led by freshman All-American Joe Carter and his NCAA-leading .824 slugging percentage, the 1979 squad had six everyday players who hit .400 or better. Not to be forgotten, the pitching staff posted a 3.26 team ERA. The next season Stephenson delivered on his promise to field a team that could compete for a CWS berth. The Shockers won the first of many MVC tournaments en route to their first berth in the NCAA Tournament. Behind AllAmericans Carter and Mike Davis, the Shockers went 5312-1. Unfortunately, the team played two-and-out at the regional losing to Missouri, 5-4, and California, 5-1. The 1981 squad once again made the NCAA Tournament (Atlantic Regional) as the team went 56-15. That team was led by Stephenson’s brother, Phil, and his .447 batting average. The 1981 team also produced Wichita State’s first multi first- team All-Americans — Carter and Stephenson. Before the 1982 season started, there were questions about how the Shocks were going to win. Gone were five huge offensive threats, including three-time All-American Carter. Stephenson felt the team was going to have to rely on pitching and defense to get the job done. Early on that season, the Shockers struggled going 4-6 on a road trip that included series against Texas and Arizona State. The season picked up after that, though, as the Shockers rolled through the MVC Tournament with three-straight wins. In New Orleans at the NCAA South Regional, the Shockers won three-straight games, allowing one run in 27 innings to earn their first-ever trip to the College World Series. After making good on his prediction on challenging for a World Series berth, (just one year earlier than Stephenson predicted in 1977), the Shockers were on to Omaha. In the College World Series, after losing their second game to Miami, Fla., the Shockers won two-straight elimination games, beating Oklahoma State and Texas, to advance to the championship game. In the final, the Shockers came up short, losing to Miami, 9-3, to finish 73-14. With a team batting average of .344 and an ERA of 2.53, it’s easy to see how the Shockers produced four first-team All-Americans (Don Heinkel, Charlie O’Brien, Bryan Oelkers and Phil Stephenson) and seven All-Americans overall. Phil Stephenson and Bryan Oelkers were selected NCAA Playerand Pitcher-of-the-Year, respectively. The 1982 season also garnered Gene Stephenson’s first Coach-of-the-Year award and the Shockers’ first No. 1 ranking by Baseball America. The 1983 Shocker team continued WSU’s string of NCAA Tournament appearances (1-2 at Midwest Regional). The week of May 10, 1983, the Shockers returned to the No. 1 spot by Collegiate Baseball, but their stay was brief as they

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lost five-of-seven that week. The 1983 season also produced a first-team All-American in Russ Morman (.439, 25 HR, 105 RBI). After a one-year hiatus from the NCAA Tournament in 1984 (40-22), the Shockers returned in 1985. The 68-20 campaign was highlighted by four 10-game winners (David Haas, David Greenwood, Rich McIntyre and Shawn Pumphrey) who combined to win 48 games. Batting-wise, Dan Juenke, Tim Raley, Kevin Penner and Mark Standiford led a balanced attack, as the Shockers were Midwest Regional runners-up, losing to Oklahoma State twice. The major development of 1985 was the opening of Eck Stadium. The initial version of Eck, named after Wichita businessman Rusty Eck, had 3,044 grandstand seats, locker rooms, baseball offices and a press box. The Shockers played and won their first game there against Kansas Newman, 12-2, on April 11, 1985. After missing out on the NCAA Tournament in 1986 (4518), the Shockers returned in 1987, going 59-20 and producing another MVC tournament champion. It also had two dominant pitchers in All-American Haas (15-2, 3.78) and Greg Brummett (9-3, 3.05), while the offensive attack was led by All-American Raley and his .412 batting average, 12 triples and 102 runs. The 1988 team marked WSU’s return to the CWS. Keyed by All-American Standiford (.374, 28 HR, 97 RBI), right-hander Pat Cedeno’s 10-0 record and Haas (14-5), the Shockers went 56-16-1. The Shockers reached Omaha by avenging 1983 and 1985 regional defeats to Oklahoma State by defeating No. 1-ranked OSU twice, 8-5 and 15-5, in the championship game. WSU’s victory over OSU was the beginning of WSU’s reign as the dominant program in the Midwest. In the World Series, the Shockers started well, winning their first two games, 5-4 against Florida, and 7-4 versus Arizona State. WSU’s two victories put them in a good position, but they lost a heartbreaking 4-3, 10-inning game to ASU. The Shockers led 3-1 in the top of the ninth inning in a game which, had WSU won, would have sent the team to the championship game, but the Sun Devils rallied for the win and two days later ended WSU’s season with its worst loss under Stephenson, 19-1. A highlight of 1988 was the unveiling of Tyler Field, a complement to Eck Stadium. This expansion of Eck Stadium, named for Wichita businessman Ron Tyler, included a rubberized warning track, the replacement of the astroturf, 292 box seats and a $4 million endowment to the program. 1989 - The Championship Season En route to Wichita State’s first College World Series championship and the school’s first NCAA team championship, Gene Stephenson and the 1989 Shocker baseball team authored a story never to be believed and never to be forgotten. On June 10, 1989, exactly 365 days after suffering a 19-1 loss to Arizona State in the semifinal round of the 1988 CWS, the Shockers erased a year of pain with a 5-3 victory over the Texas Longhorns for college baseball’s national championship. Vowing to return to Omaha in 1989 and avenge its 1988 losses, a talented and veteran 1989 Shocker team put together a school-record 24-game winning-streak following a season-opening 5-1 loss at Arkansas. From that point on, Wichita State enjoyed the normal ups (a fourth Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament championship and a fourth Missouri Valley Conference regular-season championship in five years among others) and downs (a disappointing 11-6 loss at home to Oklahoma State and a regular-season ending four-game split with Brigham Young) of any season, but never lost sight of its ultimate goal. Despite having been ranked as high as No. 3 at one point

during the year and ending the regular season ranked No. 4, Wichita State’s hopes for playing host to an NCAA regional were dashed in early May when the NCAA Baseball Committee announced eight regional tournament sites, none of which was Wichita. Seven days later, the committee announced the Shockers would be the No. 1 seed at the West II Regional in Fresno, Calif., but despite having been seeded No. 1; the Shockers were in no position to be considered the tournament favorite. Consider the following: They were trying to bounce back from a 12-7 loss on their home field to Indiana State in the first championship game of the double-elimination MVC tournament, a loss that had placed in doubt their likelihood of being awarded a No. 1 seed. Senior Jeff Bonacquista, a four-year starter in right field and one of the finest defensive outfielders in WSU history, had been out of the lineup since April 16, when he suffered a fracture of his kneecap crossing the plate against Illinois State. And, the Shockers entered play in Fresno without the services of junior shortstop Mike Lansing, a second-team All-American, who, on the day prior to the start of the regional, aggravated what was eventually diagnosed to be a ruptured disc in his back. Freshman Todd Dreifort, Bonacquista’s replacement in right field, had developed into a solid player by the end of the regular season, but Lansing’s absence forced Stephenson to move sophomore Pat Meares from third base to shortstop and insert sophomore Mike Jones, the Shockers’ designated hitter most of the year, at third base. Wichita State won its first two games, 4-0 over Portland and 12-1 against Pepperdine. But the Michigan Wolverines whipped WSU 14-5 in the finals of the winner’s bracket, sending the Shockers into a loser’s bracket contest just an hour later against host Fresno State in front of nearly 5,000 Bulldog fans. Bolstered by a clutch pitching effort from freshman starter Tyler Green and a game-tying three-run home run from senior outfielder Mike McDonald in the third inning, the Shockers entered the bottom of the fifth trailing only 4-3. In the bottom of the fifth, fate took over for the Shockers. Light-hitting fifth-year senior Mike Wentworth, filling the DH role for Jones only because of the injuries, drove a 0-1 curveball into the right-field bleachers for his first home run of the year and only the third of his career, giving WSU a 5-4 lead. Enter relief pitcher-extraordinaire Jim Newlin, one of the best relief pitchers in college baseball. He retired 10 of the 12 FSU hitters he faced to record the save in the 6-4 victory and send the Shockers into the championship round against unbeaten Michigan. Needing two wins over the Wolverines to ensure its first back-to-back appearances in the College World Series, WSU got just that with 3-2 and 9-5 victories behind standout pitching from senior Cedeno, juniors Newlin and Jeff Bluma, and freshman Charlie Giaudrone. Cedeno and Bluma combined on the 3-2 victory, and Giaudrone, Bluma and Newlin allowed just three earned runs in the 9-5 championship game victory. One of only two teams to reach Omaha for the second consecutive year –– Miami, Fla., was the other ––the Shockers entered the 1989 CWS as the No. 4 seed, setting up a match against fifth-seeded Arkansas in the opening round. Senior All-American Brummett, who had lost just once in 16 decisions since receiving the loss in the season-opener at Arkansas, gained revenge when he allowed one run and four hits over 7 1/3 innings in WSU’s 3-1 victory. Sophomore outfielder Jim Audley provided all the offense Brummett needed with a two-run homer in the bottom of the third inning.

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Top-seeded Florida State detoured the Shockers’ title hopes in game No. 2, a 4-2 Seminole victory. FSU’s senior pitcher Clyde Keller checked Wichita State on just four hits, convincing Stephenson it was time to make a change in the Shockers’ offensive lineup, which had combined for only five runs and 10 hits in two games. The key elements in the change were McDonald, Meares and junior All-American catcher Eric Wedge. Wedge, the Shockers’ motivational leader for three years and the 1989 MVC Player-of-the-Year, had been shifted to the third spot in the lineup from his customary cleanup position when Lansing went down. McDonald, whose hot hitting all year long kept opposing hurlers from pitching around Wedge, was moved from fifth to fourth. Meares opened the year with a .316 average through 50 games, but had been relegated to the bottom of the order because of a late-season slump. Through two games in Omaha, Wedge was 1-for-5, McDonald 0-for-8, and Meares 2-for-6, including a 2-for-3 game in the opener against Arkansas, prompting Stephenson to switch Wedge and McDonald and move Meares to the sixth spot. Stephenson presumed McDonald would get better pitches to hit because he was hitting in front of Wedge, that Wedge would feel more comfortable from his normal cleanup position and that Meares’ hot bat would help the middle part of the lineup be more productive. The move immediately paid dividends when Wedge blasted a three-run homer in the first inning of the Shockers’ next game against Arkansas. McDonald delivered a solo home run in the seventh inning and Meares went 3-for-5, scoring three runs and driving one in. Brummett won his 12th consecutive decision with help from Newlin as the Shockers rolled to an 8-4 win. At that point, ironically, the Shockers faced the same situation Arizona State had overcome against them the year before. If Wichita State was going to fulfill its goal of winning the national championship, it would have to topple Florida State twice. Victory No. 2 came against the backdrop of more Wentworth magic. The Shockers jumped to an early 1-0 lead in the first when McDonald doubled home junior P.J. Forbes, a sparkplug for the Shockers all season long. The Seminoles countered with four runs of their own in the second and carried a 4-1 lead into the bottom of the third inning. No one could remotely have suspected what was about to happen. Not even Shocker pitching coach Brent Kemnitz, who claims to have “called” it as Wentworth was at the plate. Wentworth, who was 0-for-3 in the opening game of the series and in the lineup primarily because Joey Wilson had gone 1-for-12 in the DH role over the three previous games and had failed in an attempt to sacrifice two runners in the second inning. But his swing on a 3-1 hanging pitch from FSU started Keller will be forever etched in the minds of Shocker faithful. The ball caromed off the upper level of Rosenblatt Stadium’s double-deck outfield fence, giving him his second postseason home run and knotting the score at 4-4 for the Shockers. Eight runs in the sixth through eighth innings allowed Wichita State to withstand a five-run Seminole rally in the eighth. The Shockers claimed a 12-9 victory, handing FSU ace Keller his first loss of the season after 13- straight wins. Meares continued to shine, collecting three hits and four runs, including an insurance solo home run in the bottom of the eighth. Amazingly, Wentworth’s home run had come on his mother’s birthday. More amazingly, it was learned following the game the home run he hit in Fresno had landed on his father’s birthday. And before his blast against the Seminoles, Wentworth had read a Bazooka bubble gum cartoon telling him “something magical will happen to you today.”

Six times in postseason play, the Shockers faced possible elimination, and six times they persevered. In the title game, Brummett, named the CWS Most Valuable Player after recording a CWS record-tying three victories, sophomore Bryant Winslow, whose courage provided inspiration for all his teammates, and Meares were the heroes. Brummett, who ended his career at WSU with a 13-game winning streak, provided the pivotal play in the game in the top of the first inning when he picked Longhorn second baseman David Tollison off first base on a fake-to-third, throw-to-first play. The Longhorns had opened the game with a walk and a hit-and-run single, but Brummett struck out Scott Bryant and Arthur Butcher to escape the inning. Winslow, who knocked in the Shockers’ first run, had provided inspiration for the Shockers throughout the final month of the season, playing with a stress fracture in the tibia of his right leg. The pain was minimal initially, but gradually increased to the point where it forced Winslow to limp noticeably. Nonetheless, he stayed in the lineup to the very end, leaving only after a collision with Texas base runner Lance Jones in the sixth inning forced him from the field. Despite suffering a “greenstick” fracture in his fibula in the same leg and a break in his left wrist on the play, Winslow remained on the field for one more pitch before realizing he was hurting both himself and his team. Meares’ two-run homer in the sixth inning provided the cushion and returned the momentum to WSU after Texas had closed to within 3-2 in the top half of the inning. Brummett mowed down in order the Longhorns over the final three innings with the help of a double play in the seventh, and when he struck out pinch-hitter Kevin Pate to end the game, the Shockers had put the final touch on their national championship script. Shocker Baseball 1990-2017 The year after the title the Shockers went 45-19 and appeared in the first-ever NCAA Regional held at WSU. It would be the first of six regionals in Wichita over the next eight years. Unfortunately, WSU went 1-2 in their inaugural hometown regional, being knocked out by UCLA, 7-5. In 1991, the Shockers returned to the CWS by way of a four-game sweep in the Midwest Regional in Wichita. That season the team went 66-13 as they lost to Louisiana State in the title game 6-3. The ‘91 team boasted All-America right-handed pitcher Kennie Steenstra and his 17-0 record and national-leading 2.17 ERA. The pitching staff that season was so good it had six major contributors who had ERA’s below 2.66 (the team’s overall ERA was 2.93). The 1992 squad continued WSU’s dominance of the Midwest Regional as they swept through with a 4-0 mark. In the CWS, though, it was two-up, two-down and the Shockers finished with a 56-11 record. Season highlights included three 13-game winners (Giaudrone, Shane Dennis and Steenstra), a dominating season by All-American reliever Darren Dreifort and the placement of six Shockers on AllAmerica honor rolls. Also in 1992, Giaudrone was named the National Academic Athlete-of-the-Year by CoSIDA. The year 1992 also saw the completion of Phase III expansion of Eck Stadium. Phase III was responsible for increasing seating to 5,600, building new baseball offices, an indoor workout area and a All-American room. In 1993, the Shockers returned for the third- straight year to the CWS. Going through the Atlantic Regional in Atlanta, the Shockers won two games over Ohio State with their backs against the wall en route to winning the regional. In the World Series, the Shockers went to the title game after three-straight wins over Arizona State, Texas and Oklahoma State. In the championship game for the fourth time,

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the Shockers lost 8-0 to LSU. That season Darren Dreifort was named NCAA Player-of-the-Year, Golden Spikes Winner and first-team All-America. The 1994 team racked up another MVC title at 19-2 and was 45-19 for the season. Dennis’s 1.35 ERA and 9-2 record earned him first-team All-America honors, while Carl Hall’s .354 batting average, seven triples and 42 stolen bases earned him honors as MVC Player-of-the-Year and third team All-America by Collegiate Baseball. Second baseman, Joey Jackson was also instrumental in locking up the MVC title, batting .354 with 49 RBI. The 1995 team was 53-17 and won the MVC for the tenth time under Stephenson. The 1995 edition of the Shockers featured seven solid pitchers including Mike Drumright (MVC Pitcher-of-the-Year), Braden Looper, Chris Bauer and Steve Foral. Shortstop Jason Adams earned first-team AllAmerica honors with a .398 batting average, 16 home runs and 82 RBI. On May 13 of that season, Stephenson won his 1,000 game against Creighton, becoming the first coach in NCAA history to win 1,000 games in as few as 18 seasons. In 1996 the Shockers returned to their old haunts in Omaha. The 54-11 Shockers, with first-team All-Americans Braden Looper and Travis Wyckoff advanced to the CWS after winning the Midwest Regional and MVC regular-season title. The 1996 squad was distinguished by Wyckoff’s .400 batting average, Casey Blake’s .360 average, 22 home runs and 101 RBI and Looper’s domination as the closer (12 saves, 2.09 ERA). The 1997 campaign led to a 51-18 record and the most wins of any NCAA team as they locked up the 11th-straight MVC regular-season crown for the Shockers. The team led by Jason Krafft, Zach Sorensen and Jeff Ryan appeared in WSU’s 11th-straight regional at the South Regional in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The season ended after losses to North Carolina State, 10-9 in 10 innings and Alabama, 6-2. In 1998, the Shockers, 56-7, produced an offensive explosion of epic proportions. The Shockers broke two NCAA records for runs-per-game (12.1) and doubles-per-game (3.21). The 1998 Shocks also entered the top ten in six other categories. For 1998, Pat Magness led the nation in batting average (.467) and Kevin Hooper led the nation in runs-per-game (1.77), while Magness, Jeff Ryan, Zach Sorensen, Kevin Hooper, and Marc Bluma were among the national leaders in 13 categories. Collectively, the team led the nation in five categories. In 1999, WSU continued its winning ways, posting a 59-14 record, including a 13th-straight Valley regular-season title, and a second-straight Valley tournament title. Led by AllAmericans Marc Bluma, Kevin Hooper, Pat Magness, and Koyie Hill, the Shockers finished 2-2 in the Wichita Regional, the eighth WSU-hosted regional. In 2000, WSU, which finished 44-21, won its 14th consecutive Valley regular-season title, 11th Valley tournament title, and 20th NCAA Regional bid, which was their 15th-straight. The Shockers finished 2-2 in the Minnesota Regional. After opening regional play with a 10-7 loss to host Minnesota, WSU won back-to-back games versus Butler and Minnesota before losing 8-1 to Nebraska in the championship game. The 2001 season saw the Shockers win more than 40 games for the 24th-consecutive year. WSU finished 42-24, but finished runner-up in The Valley and was not granted an NCAA postseason berth for the first time since 1986. The Shockers won back the Valley regular season title in 2002 along with the Valley Tournament title. WSU finished 47-17 and earned a regional and a No. 1 seed. In the first round of the Wichita Regional, Oral Roberts defeated the Shocks 6-1. WSU came back and won the elimination game over Oklahoma 8-4, but fell to ORU a second time 15-8. In 2003, the Shockers finished 49-27 and won their 12th Valley Tournament title to earn a berth in the Houston Re-

gional as the No. 3 seed. WSU defeated No. 2 Ole Miss twice in the regional but could not overcome No. 1 Rice, as the Owls beat the Shocks twice. The Shockers’ 10 seniors led WSU to a 49-16 record and a 28-4 Valley record in 2004. The 28 conference victories were the most in Valley history. The team won both the Missouri Valley Conference regular-season and tournament titles and advanced to the finals of the Fayetteville Regional before falling to Arkansas twice on the final day. In 2005, the Shockers won 51 games, the 18th time that the team has won 50 or more games in school history. The team finished 51-24 and finished second in the Missouri Valley Conference, just one game out of first. The team won its 15th Valley Tournament title and advanced to its 23rd NCAA Tournament. The team advanced to its third-straight NCAA Regional championship game before falling to Tennessee in the Knoxville Regional. The Shocks went 46-22 in 2006 and advanced to their 24th NCAA Tournament. In the Norman Regional, WSU defeated National Player of the Year Brad Lincoln in the first round before scoring 18 runs against TCU, a Shocker record for regional play. WSU ended its season with two losses to Oklahoma. Joe Carter/Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year Damon Sublett earned All-America honors despite a late season injury, while Aaron Shafer became the first player in conference history to win the MVC Pitcher of the Year and Freshman of the Year awards. The 2007 squad gave head coach Gene Stephenson something he was missing on his resume – a trip to a Super Regional. The Shockers finished the season 53-22 and won its 18th Missouri Valley Conference regular-season title. WSU hosted a Regional for the 10th time and defeated Arizona in the championship game, 3-0, to advance to its first-ever Super Regional. The Shockers lost two one-run games to UC Irvine in the Super Regional in front of a school-record 8,153 fans at Eck Stadium. Wichita State made its way back to Super Regional play in 2008 as the Shockers finished 48-17 overall and 19-5 in the Missouri Valley Conference. WSU won its 19th MVC regularseason title and 16th Valley Tournament title before traveling to Stillwater, Okla., for NCAA Regionals. The Shockers swept through Regional play defeating TCU and host Oklahoma State twice, including an 11-7 win over the Cowboys in the championship game. Clint McKeever hit a grand slam in the top of the 10th inning to send the Shockers to their second-straight Super Regional. WSU traveled to Tallahassee, Fla., to take on Florida State in a best-of-three series and won the first game before falling to the Seminoles in the final two games. The Shockers won their 17th Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title in 2009 and advanced to their 27th NCAA Tournament, while finishing the season 30-27. WSU lost two one-run games in the Norman, Okla. Regional. Wichita State won its 20th Missouri Valley Conference regular-season title in 2010 and again won 40 or more games for the 32nd time in Stephenson’s 33 years as the Shockers finished 41-19. The Shockers went 39-26 in 2011 and earned second-place in the Valley regular-season and tournament. The Shockers finished 39-26 in 2011 and in second place in the Missouri Valley Conference with a 14-7 record. WSU also finished second in the MVC Tournament. Junior catcher Chris O’Brien earned first team All-America honors as he finished the season on a 29-game hitting streak. On June 16, 2013, Wichita State hired Todd Butler to replace legendary coach Gene Stephenson. In Butler’s first season, the Shockers went 31-28 and 13-8 in the Missouri Valley Conference. Junior first baseman Casey Gillaspie became Wichita State’s 55th All-American and 14th first round draft choice as he was the 20th pick of the draft to the Tampa Bay Rays.

Year-By-Year Record

Wichita State baseball got its start in 1899, when Coach Harry Hess’ team lost to Southwestern College in its only game of the season. Wichita State — then known as Fairmount College — fielded teams on an annual basis until the early 1920s when World War I and apathy caused the college to discontinue its program. It wasn’t until 1948 that baseball was resurrected at the intercollegiate level. The Shockers fielded a team every year but two (1962 and 1963) from 1948-70, posting winning records four times in that period. The program was dropped once again following the completion of the 1970 season. In March 1977, former athletics director Ted Bredehoft hired Gene Stephenson, then an assistant coach at the University of Oklahoma, and asked him to revive a program which had been dormant for seven years. Overall Conference Year W L T Pct. W L Placing Coach Post-season Play 1899 0 1 .000 Harry Hess 1900 r ecord not available Harry Hess 1901 7 4 .636 Harry Hess 1902 8 4 .667 C.P.Clark 1903 8 6 .643 student coaches 1904 8 2 .800 Walter P. Frantz 1905 9 6 2 .600 A.F. Holste 1906 9 6 .600 Willis Bates 1907 8 9 .471 Willis Bates 1908 8 4 .667 Willis Bates 1909 4 5 .444 Roy K. Thomas 1910 0 6 .000 Roy K. Thomas 1911 7 5 .583 Roy K. Thomas 1912 12 3 1 .800 Roy K. Thomas 1913 2 12 .143 E. Van Long 1914 12 7 .632 Willis Bates 1915 1 5 1 .167 Harry Buck 1916 2 4 .333 Harry Buck 1917 1 2 .333 Lamar Hoover 1918 1 0 1.000 Lamar Hoover 1919 1 0 1.000 Lamar Hoover 1920-21 no team 1922-23 record not available 1924-47 no team 1948 4 4 .500 Lyle Sturdy 1949 4 9 .308 0 5 3rd (West) Ken Gunning 1950 4 14 .222 1 5 4th (West) Ken Gunning 1951 4 9 .308 1 5 4th (West) Ken Gunning, Bob Carlson, Norvell Neve 1952 3 10 .231 0 6 3rd (South) Dick Miller 1953 1 9 .100 0 6 6th Dick Miller 1954 4 9 .308 2 7 5th Forrest Jensen 1955 4 9 .308 3 6 t6th Forrest Jensen 1956 4 13 .222 1 8 t7th Jerry Bupp 1957 7 12 .368 2 7 t6th Ray Morrison 1958 17 8 .680 2 4 t2nd (West) Ray Morrison 1959 15 12 .555 2 4 3rd (West) Ray Morrison 1960 15 12 .555 3 2 2nd (West) Ray Morrison 1961 9 7 .563 0 4 2nd (West) Dick Miller 1962-63 no team 1964 8 10 .444 0 4 Lanny Van Eman 1965 7 13 .350 4 5 t2nd (West) Verlyn Anderson 1966 10 8 1 .555 4 2 t1st (West) Verlyn Anderson 1967 11 13 .458 2 4 3rd (West) Verlyn Anderson 1968 16 8 .667 4 3 2nd (West) Verlyn Anderson 1969 17 12 .586 6 3 2nd (West) Verlyn Anderson 1970 6 17 .261 3 5 3rd (West) Verlyn Anderson 1971-77 no team 1978 43 30 1 .588 Gene Stephenson 1979 65 15 .813 10 2 # Gene Stephenson 1980 53 12 1 .803 7 1 # Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion NCAA Midwest Regional 1981 56 15 .789 15 1 1st (West) Gene Stephenson NCAA Atlantic Regional 1982 73 14 .839 15 1 1st (West) Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion NCAA South Regional champion College World Series (2nd place) 1983 55 18 .753 7 1 1st (West) Gene Stephenson NCAA Midwest Regional 1984 40 22 .645 7 7 4th Gene Stephenson 1985 68 20 .773 15 5 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion NCAA Midwest Regional 1986 45 18 .715 12 8 2nd Gene Stephenson 1987 59 20 .747 13 7 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion NCAA West I Regional 1988 56 16 1 .778 16 4 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Midwest Reg. champion; College World Series (3rd place) 1989 68 16 .810 13 5 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA West II Reg. champion College World Series champion 1990 45 19 .703 14 6 t1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Midwest Regional 1991 66 13 .835 21 3 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Midwest Reg. champion; College World Series (2nd place) 1992 56 11 .836 18 3 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Midwest Reg. champion; College World Series (0-2) 1993 58 17 .773 17 3 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Atlantic Reg. champion; College World Series (2nd place) 1994 45 17 .734 19 2 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Midwest II Regional (0-2) 1995 53 17 .757 24 8 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Midwest I Regional (1-2) 1996 54 11 .831 24 4 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Midwest Reg. Champion; CWS (0-2) 1997 51 18 .739 21 7 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA South II Regional (0-2) 1998 56 7 .889 26 1 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Midwest Regional (1-2) 1999 59 14 .808 24 7 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Wichita Regional (2-2) 2000 44 21 .677 24 8 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament Champion; NCAA Minn. Reg. (2-2) 2001 42 24 .636 21 11 2nd Gene Stephenson 2002 47 17 .734 23 9 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion; NCAA Wichita Reg. (1-2) 2003 49 27 .645 19 13 2nd Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Houston Reg. (2-2) 2004 49 16 .754 28 4 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Fayetteville Reg. (2-2) 2005 51 24 .680 16 8 2nd Gene Stephenson MVC Tourn. champion; NCAA Knoxville Reg. (2-2) 2006 46 22 .676 15 9 3rd Gene Stephenson NCAA Norman Regional (2-2) 2007 53 22 .707 20 4 1st Gene Stephenson NCAA Wichita Regional (4-1); NCAA Wichita Super Regional (0-2) 2008 48 17 .738 19 5 1st Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion; NCAA Stillwater Regional (3-0); NCAA Tallahassee Super Regional (1-2) 2009 30 27 .526 11 7 3rd Gene Stephenson MVC Tournament champion; NCAA Norman Regional (0-2) 2010 41 19 .683 15 6 t1st Gene Stephenson 2011 39 26 .600 14 7 2nd Gene Stephenson 2012 *5 25 .167 *0 9 3rd Gene Stephenson 2013 *0 *26 .000 *0 6 2nd Gene Stephenson *MVC Tournament champion; *NCAA Manhattan Regional (0-2) 2014 31 28 .525 13 8 4th Todd Butler 2015 26 33 .441 10 11 t3rd Todd Butler 2016 21 37 .362 9 12 t5th Todd Butler 2017 28 30 .483 10 11 5th Todd Butler Totals 2,152 1,110 8 .659 *wins/losses later vacated # no formal standings kept Fairmount College 1905-1927 University of Wichita 1927-1964 Missouri Valley Conference 1948-2017

Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference 1907-1927 Wichita State University 1964-present American Athletic Conference 2018-present

WSU in the Conference Tournament

1978 Omaha, Neb. Tulsa 9, Wichita State 7 Wichita State 14, Bradley 11 Wichita State 9, Indiana State 8 Wichita State 3, Tulsa 2 Southern Illinois 10, Wichita St. 8 (Championship game) 1979 Wichita, Kan. Tulsa 7, Wichita 4 Wichita State 20, Bradley 6 Southern Illinois 18, Wichita S. 3 1980 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 12, Creighton 3 Wichita State 7, Indiana State 4 Wichita State 18, Bradley 17 Wichita St. 12, So. Illinois 1 (Championship game) 1981 Wichita, Kan. Wichita St. 23, Southern Illinois 4 Southern Illinois 5, Wichita State 3 Southern Illinois 3, Wichita State 0 (Championship game) 1982 Terre Haute, Ind. Wichita State 9, Southern Illinois 6 Wichita State 13, Indiana State 1 Wichita State 12, So. Illinois 8 (Championship game) 1983 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 9, Southern Illinois 6 Indiana State 11, Wichita State 4 Southern Illinois 8, Wichita State 7 1984 Carbondale, Ill. Wichita State 3, Southern Illinois 1 Indiana State 11, Wichita State 10 Wichita State 10, Illinois State 6 Wichita State 10, Indiana State 9 Indiana State 7, Wichita State 3 (Championship game) 1985 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 6, Bradley 5 Wichita State 7, Indiana State 6 Wichita State 5, Indiana St. 2 (Championship game) 1986 Carbondale, Ill. Wichita State 6, Illinois State 1 Wichita St. 11, Indiana St. 5 (11 inn.) Southern Illinois 7, Wichita State 3 Indiana State 6, Wichita State 3 1987 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 4, Illinois State l Wichita State 6, Southern Illinois 4 Indiana State 11, Wichita State 10 Wichita State 4, Creighton 1 Wichita State 18, Indiana State 4 Wichita State 4, Indiana St. 3 (Championship game) 1988 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 7, Indiana State 5 Wichita State 6, Bradley 3 Wichita State 11, Creighton 5 Wichita St. 3, Creighton 3 (8 inn.) (Championship game) 1989 Wichita, Kan. Wichita St. 16, Southern Illinois 3 Indiana State 4, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 5, Southern Illinois 3 Indiana State 12, Wichita State 7 1990 Wichita, Kan. Illinois St. 1, Wichita State 0 (11 inn.) Bradley 7, Wichita State 3 1991 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 8, Bradley 1 Wichita State 14, Creighton 1 Wichita State 13, Creighton 1 (Championship game) 1992 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 12, Illinois State 0 Wichita St. 8, Missouri St. 4 Wichita State 11, Indiana State 1 Creighton 4, Wichita St. 3 (12 inn.) Wichita State 5, Creighton 0 (Championship game) 1993 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 6, Illinois State 5 Wichita State 11, Bradley 8 Wichita State 9, Creighton 7 Wichita State 22, Indiana State 9 (Championship game)

1994 Wichita, Kan. Illinois State 6, Wichita State 5 Wichita State 1, Missouri State 0 Wichita State 8, Creighton 6 Bradley 9, Wichita State 7 1995 Springfield, Ill. Wichita State 12, Bradley 6 Evansville 11, Wichita State 5 Creighton 11, Wichita State 9 1996 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 25, Northern Iowa 11 Wichita St. 15, Southern Illinois 7 Missouri State 8, Wichita State 7 Bradley 18, Wichita State 11 1997 Wichita, Kan. Evansville 6, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 12, Northern Iowa 7 Wichita State 11, Illinois State 5 Wichita St. 17, Southern Illinois 8 Missouri State 8, Wichita State 4 (Championship game) 1998 Evansville, Ind. Wichita State 6, Creighton 4 Wichita State 12, Illinois State 1 Wichita State 19, Missouri State 9 Wichita State 22, Evansville 6 (Championship Game) 1999 Wichita,Kan. Wichita State 10, Bradley 6 Wichita State 13, Evansville 7 Wichita State 10, Illinois State 8 Wichita State 11, Creighton 2 (Championship Game) 2000 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 6, Southern Illinois 4 Creighton 3, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 7, Missouri State 3 Wichita State 9, Indiana State 2 Wichita State 6, Evansville 2 (Championship Game) 2001 Wichita, Kan. Northern Iowa 4, Wichita State 3 Missouri State 7, Wichita State 3 2002 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 8, Northern Iowa 1 Wichita State 17, Southern Illinois 1 Wichita State 3, Missouri State 0 Missouri State 12, Wichita State 8 Wichita State 7, Missouri State 6 (Championship Game) 2003 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 6, Indiana State 1 Southern Illinois 6, Wichita State 4 Wichita State 10, Indiana State 0 Wichita St. 9, Missouri St. 8 (11 inn.) Wichita State 2, Southern Illinois 1 Wichita State 3, Southern Illinois 0 (Championship Game) 2004 Springfield, Mo. Evansville 8, Wichita State 5 Wichita State 13, Indiana State 7 Wichita State 15, Missouri State 1 Wichita State 5, Southern Illinois 1 Wichita State 11, Southern Illinois 3 (Championship Game) 2005 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 4, Indiana State 1 Wichita State 9, Southern Illinois 0 Wichita State 3, Creighton 0 Creighton 4, Wichita State 3 Wichita State 10, Creighton 3 (Championship Game) 2006 Wichita, Kan. Creighton 11, Wichita State 8 Wichita State 8, Bradley 5 Evansville 14, Wichita St. 3 (7 inn.)

2009 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 15, Indiana State 7 Creighton 11, Wichita S. 0 (7 inn.) Wichita State 4, Illinois State 0 Wichita State 4, Creighton 2 (Championship Game) 2010 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 6, Missouri State 2 Wichita State 9, Evansville 2 Wichita State 6, Evansville 5 Illinois State 17, Wichita State 8 (Championship Game) 2011 Omaha, Neb. Wichita State 2, Evansville 1 Wichita State 7, Indiana State 3 Indiana State 7, Wichita State 6 Wichita State 9, Indiana State 0 Creighton 3, Wichita State 1 (Championship Game)

Wichita State 5, Illinois State 2 (Championship Game) *Title and wins later vacated 2014 Terre Haute, Ind. Illinois State 6, Wichita State 0 Wichita State 8, Evansville 6 Wichita St. 2, So. Illinois 1 (12 inn.) Illinois State 6, Wichita State 1 2015 Wichita, Kan. Wichita State 4, Illinois State 3 Missouri State 8, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 15, Southern Illinois 1 Missouri State 6, Wichita State 4 2016 Terre Haute, Ind. Bradley 5, Wichita State 2 Indiana State 7, Wichita State 1

2012 Springfield, Mo. Southern Illinois 6, Wichita State 3 Missouri State 7, Wichita State 0 *2013 Normal, Ill. Southern Illinois 5, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 11, Creighton 4 Wichita St. 15, So. Illinois 0 (7 inn.) Wichita State 5, Indiana State 0 Wichita State 5, Indiana State 4

2017 Springfield, Mo. Wichita St. 3, So. Illinois 1 (10 inn.) Illinois State 7, Wichita State 4 Missouri State 6, Wichita State 3 1978-2017: Missouri Valley Conference 2018-present: American Athletic Conference

Valley Tournament in Wichita The Missouri Valley Conference Tournament was hosted by Wichita State 26 times. Here’s a look at the attendance figures for the tournament for the last 21 seasons the tournament was held in Wichita at Eck Stadium-Home of Tyler Field: 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1996 1997 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2008 2009 2010 2015

8,213 (11 games) 13,188 (10 games) 12,658 (8 games) 10,120 (11 games) 17,162 (12 games) 14,543 (11 games) 13,319 (10 games) 11,099 (11 games) 11,231 (11 games) 15,857 (11 games) 14,146 (10 games) 14,309 (11 games) 27,584 (10 games) 35,096 (11 games) 36,041 (11 games) 37,325 (11 games) 33,489 (11 games) 36,850 (10 games) 33,783 (10 games) 41,425 (13 games) 11,377 (13 games)

Shockers in the Conference Tournament

Valley Tournament Appearances: 40 Valley Tournament Championships: 17 (1980,1982,1985,1987,1988,1991,1992,1993,1998,1999,200 0,2002,2003,2004,2005,2008,2009) Valley Tournament Record: 100-52-1 (.657) Valley Championship Record: 17-8 (.680) at at at at at at at at Wichita Omaha Terre Carbondale Springfield, Evansville Springfield, Normal Total Haute

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Bradley 8-3 1-0 0-1 — 1-0 –– — — 10-4 Creighton 12-5-1 0-1 — — 0-1 1-0 1-1 — 14-8-1 Illinois St. 7-3 — 0-2 2-0 — 1-0 — — 10-5 Indiana St. 13-4 3-1 1-1 2-3 — –– 1-0 — 20-9 No. Iowa 3-1 — — — — –– — — 3-1 So. Illinois 15-5 0-1 3-0 1-1 — –– 3-1 0-1 22-9 Missouri St. 9-6 — — — — 1-0 1-2 — 11-8 Tulsa 0-1 1-1 — — — –– — — 1-2 Evansville 4-2 1-0 1-0 — 0-1 1-0 1-1 — 8-4

All-Tournament Honors (since 1985) 1985 1B - Dan Juenke 3B - Dan Raley SS - Arnie Beyeler OF - Shawn Land P - Ken Greenwood MVP - Dan Juenke 1986 SS - Arnie Beyeler OF - Jeff Bonacquista 1987 OF - Tim Raley OF - Kent Headley C - Eric Wedge P - David Haas MVP - Tim Raley 1988 2B - Mark Standiford SS - Mike Lansing C - Eric Wedge DH - Dan Raley P - Pat Cedeno MVP - Mark Standiford 1989 OF - Jim Audley UT - P.J. Forbes

2007 Springfield, Mo. Missouri State 5, Wichita State 2 Wichita State 4, Southern Illinois 2 Wichita St. 12, Evansville 1 (8 inn.) Wichita State 2, Creighton 1 Creighton 10, Wichita St. 9 (12 inn.) (Championship Game)

1991 2B - Billy Hall SS - Chris Wimmer OF - Jim Audley C - Doug Mirabelli P - Kennie Steenstra P - Tyler Green MVP - Tyler Green

2008 Wichita, Kan. Wichita St. 12, So. Illinois 0 (7 inn.) Wichita St. 20, Missouri St. 3 (7 inn.) Wichita State 12, Missouri State 10 (Championship Game)

1992 1B - Jason White C - Doug Mirabelli UT - Kennie Steenstra P - Charlie Giaurone P - Mike Brandley

MVP - Mike Brandley 1993 1B - Toby Smith 3B - Casey Blake SS - Jason Adams DH - Darren Dreifort P - Jaime Bluma P - Darren Dreifort MVP - Darren Dreifort 1994 1B - John Gulick 3B - Casey Blake OF - Carl Hall 1995 OF - Richie Taylor 1996 1B - Adam McCollough 1997 C - Nathan Reese 3B - Joey Blue OF - Jeff Ryan 1998 SP - Steve Foral OF - Joey Blue 3B - Koyie Hill C - Brian Preston MVP - Brian Preston 1999 C - Brain Preston 1B - Pat Magness 2B - Blake Blasi OF - Tim Hayes P - Jason Krafft MVP - Kevin Hooper

2000 2B - Blake Blasi 3B - Koyie Hill OF - Brian Burgamy P - Adam Peterson MVP- Brian Burgamy 2002 2B - Brian Burgamy 3B - Brandon Green OF - Dustin Hawkins OF - Randy Walter P - John Tetuan MVP - Randy Walter 2003 SS - Nick McCoola 3B - Brandon Green OF - Nick Blasi OF - Drew Moffitt P - Mike Pelfrey P - David Sanders MVP - David Sanders 2004 SS - Nick McCoola 3B - Brandon Green UT - Mark Johnson OF - Drew Moffitt OF - Nick Blasi P - Jereme Foster MVP - Drew Moffitt 2005 UT - Derek Schermerhorn DH - Danny Jackson P - Mike Pelfrey P- Travis Banwart MVP - Danny Jackson 2006 OF - Blake Hurlbutt 2007 3B - Conor Gillaspie UT - Derek Schermerhorn OF - Matt Brown OF - Andy Dirks

2008 C - Tyler Weber 2B - Josh Workman SS - Dusty Coleman 3B - Conor Gillaspie OF - Andy Dirks OF - Kevin Hall P - Rob Musgrave MVP - Conor Gillaspie 2009 C - Cody Lassley DH - Ryan Jones UT - Chance Sossamon OF - Ryan Engrav P - Jordan Cooper MVP - Ryan Engrav 2010 OF - Bret Bascue SP - Tim Kelley 2011 C - Chris O’Brien OF - Don Lambert *2013 2B - Tanner Dearman 3B - Erik Harbutz UT - Tyler Baker DH - Johnny Coy OF - Mikel Mucha OF - Garrett Bayliff SP - Kris Gardner MVP - Garrett Bayliff *later vacated 2015 C - Gunnar Troutwine 1B - Ryan Tinkham OF - Mikel Mucha

WSU in the NCAA Tournament 1980 Midwest Regional (Tulsa, Okla.) Missouri 5, Wichita State 4 California 5, Wichita State 1 1981 Atlantic Regional (Clemson, S.C.) Wichita State 7, Clemson 2 Mississippi St. 5, Wichita State 1 East Tenn. St. 5, Wichita St. 4 (11 inn. ) 1982 South Regional (New Orleans, La.) Wichita State 3, Jackson State 0 Wichita State 7, New Orleans 0 Wichita State 8, New Orleans 1 (Championship game) College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Wichita St. 7, Cal State Fullerton 0 Miami, Fla 4, Wichita State 3 Wichita State 13, Oklahoma St. 2 Wichita State 8, Texas 4 Miami, Fla. 9, Wichita State 3 (Championship game) 1983 Midwest Regional (Stillwater, Okla.) Oklahoma State 9, Wichita State 2 Wichita State 6, Arkansas 2 Oral Roberts 6, Wichita State 5 1985 Midwest Regional (Stillwater, Okla.) Wichita State 12, Oral Roberts 1 Oklahoma St. 15, Wichita State 8 Wichita State 15, Oral Roberts 14 Wichita State 7, Oklahoma St. 2 Oklahoma State 10, WSU 6 (Championship game) 1987 West I Regional (Palo Alto, Calif.) Wichita St. 4, UC-Santa Barbara 3 Washington St. 4, Wichita State 3 Oral Roberts 11, Wichita State 4 1988 Midwest Regional (Stillwater, Okla.) Wichita State 6, SW Louisiana 2 Wichita St. 10, Loyola-Marymount 6 Wichita State 8, Oklahoma St. 5 Oklahoma St. 12, Wichita State 7 Wichita St. 15, Oklahoma St. 5 (Championship game) College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Wichita State 5, Florida 4 Wichita State 7, Arizona State 4 Arizona St. 4, Wichita St. 3 (10 inn. ) Arizona State 19, Wichita State 1

1989 West II Regional (Fresno, Calif.) Wichita State 4, Portland 0 Wichita State 12, Pepperdine 1 Michigan 14, Wichita State 5 Wichita State 6, Fresno State 4 Wichita State 3, Michigan 2 Wichita State 9, Michigan 5 (Championship game) College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Wichita State 3, Arkansas 1 Florida State 4, Wichita State 2 Wichita State 8, Arkansas 4 Wichita State 7, Florida State 4 Wichita State 12, Florida State 9 Wichita State 5, Texas 3 (Championship game) 1990 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Georgia So. 4, Wichita St. 2 (13 inn.) Wichita State 7, Arkansas 6 UCLA 7, Wichita State 5 1991 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Wichita State 10, East Carolina 5 Wichita State 13, Baylor 7 Wichita State 8, California 1 Wichita State 11, California 5 (Championship game) College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Wichita State 8, Long Beach St. 5 Wichita St. 3, Creighton 2 (12 inn.) Wichita State 11, Creighton 3 Louisiana State 6, Wichita State 3 (Championship game) 1992 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Wichita St. 9, George Washington 0 Wichita State 3, Arizona State 1 Wichita State 5, Oklahoma St. 0 Wichita State 5, Oklahoma St. 2 (Championship game) College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Pepperdine 6, Wichita State 0 Oklahoma 8, Wichita State 4 1993 Atlantic Regional (Atlanta, Ga.) Wichita State 14, Ohio State 5 Wichita State 3, South Carolina 2 Wichita St. 5, Georgia Tech 4 (10 inn.) Ohio State 8, Wichita State 6 Wichita State 5, Ohio State 3 (Championship game) College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Wichita St. 4, Arizona St. 3 (11 inn.) Wichita State 7, Texas 6 Wichita State 10, Oklahoma St. 4 Louisiana St. 8, Wichita State 0 (Championship game)

Regional Appearances: ............................................................................27 Regional Championships: .........................................................................9 (1982 South, 1988 Midwest, 1989 West II, 1991 Midwest, 1992 Midwest, 1993 Atlantic, 1996 Midwest, 2007 Wichita, 2008 Stillwater) Regional Record: .....................................................................57-40 (.588) Super Regional Appearances:..................................................................2 Super Regional Record:.......................................................................... 1-4 College World Series Appearances: ...................................................... 7 CWS Championships: ..................................................................... 1 (1989) CWS Record: ................................................................................16-11 (.593) NCAA Tournament Record: ..................................................74-55 (.574) 1994 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Santa Clara 2, Wichita State 1 Georgia Tech 13, Wichita State 1 1995 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Lamar 13, Wichita State 11 Wichita State 6, Providence 2 Lamar 4, Wichita State 1 1996 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Wichita State 4, Indiana 0 Wichita State 9, Missouri 2 Wichita St. 6, Cal State Fullerton 1 Wichita State 16, Rice 6 College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Louisiana St. 9, Wichita State 8 Florida State 8, Wichita State 4 1997 South Regional (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) North Carolina St. 10, Wichita St. 9 Alabama 6, Wichita State 2 1998 Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Wichita St. 7, SE Missouri St. 4 Arkansas 3, Wichita State 2 Arizona St. 6, Wichita State 4 1999 Wichita Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Wichita State 13, Oral Roberts 5 Wichita State 4, UCLA 2 Oklahoma St. 11, Wichita State 8 Oklahoma St. 7, Wichita State 6 2000 Minnesota Regional (Minneapolis, Minn.) Minnesota 10, Wichita State 7 Wichita State 15, Butler 5 Wichita State 5, Minnesota 1 Nebraska 8, Wichita State 1 (Championship game)

WSU vs. All-Time NCAA Opponents Regional Super CWS Total Alabama 0-1 — — 0-1 Arizona 2-0 — — 2-0 Arizona State 1-1 — 2-2 3-3 Arkansas 3-3 — 2-0 5-3 Austin Peay 1-0 — — 1-0 Baylor 1-0 — — 1-0 Butler 1-0 — — 1-0 Cal-Santa Barbara 1-0 — — 1-0 Cal State Fullerton 1-0 — 1-0 2-0 UC Irvine — 0-2 — 0-2 California 2-1 — — 2-1 Clemson 1-0 — — 1-0 Creighton — — 2-0 2-0 East Carolina 1-0 — — 1-0 East Tennessee St. 0-1 — — 0-1 Florida — — 1-0 1-0 Florida State — 1-2 2-2 3-4 Fresno State 1-0 — — 1-0 George Washington 1-0 — — 1-0 Georgia Southern 0-1 — — 0-1 Georgia Tech 1-1 — — 1-1 Houston 1-0 — — 1-0 Indiana 1-0 — — 1-0 Jackson State 1-0 — — 1-0 Lamar 0-2 — — 0-2 Long Beach State — — 1-0 1-0 Louisiana State — — 0-3 0-3

Regional Super CWS Total Loyola-Marymount 1-0 — — 1-0 Miami — — 0-2 0-2 Michigan 2-1 — — 2-1 Minnesota 1-1 — — 1-1 Mississippi 2-0 — — 2-0 Mississippi State 0-1 — — 0-1 Missouri 2-1 — — 2-1 Nebraska 0-1 — — 0-1 New Orleans 3-1 — — 3-1 North Carolina St. 0-1 — — 0-2 Ohio State 2-1 — — 2-1 Oral Roberts 3-4 — — 3-4 Oklahoma 1-3 — 0-1 1-4 Oklahoma State 7-6 — 2-0 9-6 Pepperdine 1-0 — 0-1 1-1 Portland 1-0 — — 1-0 Providence 1-0 — — 1-0 Rice 1-2 — — 1-2 Santa Clara 0-1 — — 0-1 South Carolina 1-0 — — 1-0 Southeast Mo. St. 1-0 — 0-0 1-0 Southwestern La. 1-0 — — 1-0 Tennessee 0-1 — — 0-1 Texas — — 3-0 3-0 TCU 2-0 — — 2-0 UCLA 1-1 — — 1-1 Washington State 0-2 — — 0-2 Winthrop 1-1 — — 1-1

2002 Wichita Regional (Wichita, Kan.) Oral Roberts 6, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 8, Oklahoma 4 Oral Roberts 15, Wichita State 8 2003 Houston Regional (Houston, Texas) Wichita State 4, Mississippi 2 Rice 10, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 5, Mississippi 4 Rice 5, Wichita State 2 (Championship game) 2004 Fayetteville Regional (Fayetteville, Ark.) Wichita State 3, Missouri 0 Wichita State 4, Arkansas 3 (11 inn.) Arkansas 11, Wichita State 9 Arkansas 4, Wichita State 3 (Championship game) 2005 Knoxville Regional (Knoxville, Tenn.) Winthrop 2, Wichita State 1 Wichita State 5, Austin Peay State 1 Wichita State 3, Winthrop 2 Tennessee 12, Wichita State 2 (Championship game) 2006 Norman Regional (Norman, Okla.) Wichita State 2, Houston 1 Wichita State 18, TCU 8 Oklahoma 12, Wichita State 7 Oklahoma 7, Wichita State 6 (Championship game) 2007 Wichita Regional (Wichita, Kan.) New Orleans 7, Wichita State 6 Wichita State 11, Oral Roberts 4 Wichita State 7, New Orleans 3 Wichita State 4, Arizona 3 Wichita State 3, Arizona 0 (Championship Game) Wichita Super Regional (Wichita, Kan.) UC Irvine 1, Wichita State 0 UC Irvine 3, Wichita State 2 2008 Stillwater Regional (Stillwater, Okla.) Wichita State 8, TCU 5 Wichita State 5, Oklahoma State 3 Wichita St. 11, Oklahoma St. 7 (10 inn.) (Championship Game) Tallahassee Super Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) Wichita State 10, Florida State 7 Florida State 14, Wichita State 4 Florida State 11, Wichita State 4 2009 Norman Regional (Norman, Okla.) Oklahoma 5, Wichita State 4 Washington State 3, Wichita State 2 *2013 Manhattan Regional (Manhattan, Kan.) Kansas State 20, Wichita State 11 Arkansas 3, Wichita State 1 *later vacated

All-Americans

American Baseball Coaches Association Year Player Pos Team 1991 Kennie Steenstra P 1st Billy Hall 2B 3rd 1992 Darren Dreifort P 1st Doug Mirabelli C 2nd Todd Dreifort OF 3rd Charlie Giaudrone P 2nd Scot McCloughan DH 3rd 1993 Darren Dreifort P 1st 1994 Shane Dennis P 1st 1995 Mike Drumright P 3rd Braden Looper P 2nd 1996 Braden Looper P 1st Travis Wyckoff P/OF 3rd Casey Blake 3B 2nd 1998 Jeff Ryan OF 1st Pat Magness 1B 2nd Zach Sorensen SS 2nd Marc Bluma P 3rd 2000 Blake Blasi 2B 3rd 2002 Brian Burgamy 2B 3rd John Tetuan SP 3rd 2004 Mike Pelfrey SP 2nd 2005 Mike Pelfrey SP 1st 2006 Damon Sublett 2B 3rd 2008 Conor Gillaspie 3B 3rd Andy Dirks OF 3rd Rob Musgrave P 3rd 2011 Chris O’Brien C 3rd 2014 Casey Gillaspie 1B 1st Collegiate Baseball Year Player Pos Team 1979 Joe Carter OF 2nd 1980 Joe Carter OF 1st 1981 Joe Carter OF 2nd Phil Stephenson 1B 1st 1982 Bryan Oelkers P 3rd Phil Stephenson 1B 1st Russ Morman DH 2nd 1983 Russ Morman 1B 3rd 1985 Kevin Penner OF 3rd 1987 Tim Raley OF 1st David Haas P 3rd 1988 Mark Standiford 2B 1st 1989 Eric Wedge C 1st Greg Brummett P 2nd Mike Lansing SS 2nd Mike McDonald OF 2nd 1991 Kennie Steenstra P 1st Billy Hall 2B 1st Chris Wimmer SS 2nd 1992 Darren Dreifort P 1st Chris Wimmer SS 3rd Doug Mirabelli C 3rd 1993 Darren Dreifort P 2nd Joey Jackson 2B 2nd 1994 Shane Dennis P 1st Carl Hall OF 3rd 1995 Jason Adams SS 1st Mike Drumright P 2nd Braden Looper P 3rd 1996 Braden Looper P 1st Travis Wyckoff P/OF 1st Casey Blake 3B 3rd 1998 Jeff Ryan OF 1st Pat Magness 1B 1st Zach Sorensen SS 3rd Marc Bluma P 2nd 1999 Marc Bluma P 3rd 2000 Pat Magness 1B 3rd 2002 John Tetuan SP 1st Brian Burgamy 2B 3rd 2004 Mike Pelfrey SP 2nd Logan Sorensen 1B 2nd Brandon Green 3B 3rd 2005 Mike Pelfrey SP 1st 2006 Aaron Shafer SP 3rd 2008 Rob Musgrave SP 2nd Conor Gillaspie 3B 3rd Anthony Capra SP 3rd 2010 Jordan Cooper SP 3rd 2011 Chris O’Brien C 2nd Charlie Lowell SP 3rd 2014 Casey Gillaspie 1B 1st

Postseason Honors McDonald’s Year Player 1979 Joe Carter

Pos Team OF 1st

The Sporting News Year Player Pos Team 1980 Joe Carter OF 1st 1981 Joe Carter OF 1st Phil Stephenson 1B 1st 1983 Russ Morman 1B 1st 1992 Darren Dreifort P 1st 1993 Darren Dreifort P 1st 1998 Jeff Ryan OF 1st Pat Magness 1B 1st Zach Sorensen SS 2nd Baseball Bulletin Year Player 1980 Joe Carter Mike Davis 1981 Joe Carter Phil Stephenson

Pos Team OF 1st 3B 1st OF 1st 1B 1st

All-America Baseball News Year Player Pos Team 1981 Joe Carter OF 1st Phil Stephenson 1B 1st Jim Thomas 2B 2nd 1982 Don Heinkel P 1st Charlie O’Brien C 1st Bryan Oelkers P 1st Phil Stephenson 1B 1st Russ Morman DH 2nd Erik Sonberg P 2nd Jim Thomas 2B 3rd Baseball America Year Player Pos Team 1983 Russ Morman 1B 1st Erik Sonberg SP 3rd 1987 Tim Raley OF 2nd David Haas SP 3rd 1988 Mark Standiford 2B 2nd 1989 Eric Wedge C 2nd 1991 Kennie Steenstra SP 1st Chris Wimmer SS 2nd Doug Mirabelli C 3rd 1992 Darren Dreifort RP 1st Chris Wimmer SS 2nd Todd Dreifort OF 2nd 1993 Darren Dreifort RP 1st 1994 Shane Dennis SP 3rd 1995 Jason Adams SS 2nd Mike Drumright SP 3rd Casey Blake 3B 3rd 1996 Braden Looper RP 1st Casey Blake 3B 2nd 1998 Jeff Ryan OF 2nd Pat Magness 1B 2nd Zach Sorensen SS 2nd Marc Bluma RP 2nd 2002 Brian Burgamy 2B 2nd 2004 Mike Pelfrey SP 2nd 2005 Mike Pelfrey SP 2nd 2006 Damon Sublett 2B 3rd 2008 Rob Musgrave SP 1st Conor Gillaspie 3B 2nd 2014 Casey Gillaspie 1B 1st Sports Weekly Year Player 1998 Jeff Ryan Pat Magness 2002 Brian Burgamy 2004 Mike Pelfrey 2005 Mike Pelfrey

Pos Team OF 1st 1B 1st 2B 2nd SP 2nd SP 2nd

College Baseball Insider Year Player Pos Team 1999 Marc Bluma P 1st Kevin Hooper 2B 1st CollegeBaseballInsider.com Year Player Pos Team 2004 Mike Pelfrey SP 2nd

College Baseball Foundation Year Player Pos Team 2006 Damon Sublett UT 1st College Baseball Lineup Year Player Pos Team 2010 Jordan Cooper SP 2nd Perfect Game Year Player 2014 Casey Gillaspie

Pos Team 1B 1st

National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc. Year Player Pos Team 1996 Ben Thomas P/DH3rd 1998 Jeff Ryan OF 1st Pat Magness 1B 1st Marc Bluma P 3rd Kevin Hooper 2B 2nd 1999 Marc Bluma P 3rd Kevin Hooper 2B 1st Pat Magness 1B 2nd 2004 Mike Pelfrey SP 3rd 2005 Mike Pelfrey SP 1st 2006 Damon Sublett UT 3rd 2008 Rob Musgrave SP 2nd Anthony Capra SP 3rd 2010 Jordan Cooper SP 3rd 2011 Chris O’Brien C 1st 2014 Casey Gillaspie 1B 1st

Freshman All-Americans Baseball America Year Player Pos Team 1984 Tim Raley OF 1st 1985 David Haas P 1st Mark Standiford 2B 2nd Dan Raley 3B 2nd 1990 Doug Mirabelli C 2nd Chris Wimmer LF 2nd Kennie Steenstra P 2nd 1991 Darren Dreifort P 1st 1992 Richie Taylor OF 1st 1993 Casey Blake 3B 1st 1995 Ben Thomas 1B 2nd 1999 Ben Keiter P 3rd 2001 Brandon Green SS 2nd 2003 Mike Pelfrey SP 1st 2006 Aaron Shafer SP 1st 2009 Jordan Cooper SP 2nd 2016 Greyson Jenista 1B 2nd Collegiate Baseball Year Player Pos Team 1989 Darrin Paxton P 1st 1992 Richie Taylor OF 1st 1993 Casey Blake 3B 1st 1996 Marc Bluma P 1st Kevin Hooper 2B 1st 1999 Ben Keiter P 1st 2001 Logan Sorensen 1B 1st 2003 Mike Pelfrey SP 1st Steve Uhlmansiek SP 1st 2004 Kris Johnson SP 1st 2005 Damon Sublett UT 1st Travis Banwart SP 1st 2006 Aaron Shafer SP 1st Conor Gillaspie 3B 1st Josh Workman DH 1st 2009 Jordan Cooper SP 1st Charlie Lowell SP 1st 2010 Johnny Coy 1B 1st 2011 Cale Elam RP 1st 2012 Kris Gardner SP 1st A.J. Ladwig RP 1st Casey Gillaspie DH 1st 2013 *Garrett Brummett SP 1st 2014 Sam Tewes SP 1st 2016 Greyson Jenista 1B 1st Dayton Dugas OF 1st Alec Bohm DH 1st *later vacated

National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc. Year Player Pos Team 2009 Jordan Cooper SP 2nd Charlie Lowell SP 2nd 2011 Cale Elam RP 1st College Baseball Lineup Year Player Pos Team 2009 Jordan Cooper SP 2nd Charlie Lowell SP 2nd 2010 Johnny Coy 1B 3rd

National Player-of-the-Year The Sporting News Year Player Pos 1981 Joe Carter OF

R.E. “Bob” Smith Award Year Player 1989 Eric Wedge (finalist) 1991 Kennie Steenstra (finalist) 1992 Darren Dreifort (finalist) 1993 Darren Dreifort

Pos C P P P

Golden Spikes Award Year Player 1981 Joe Carter (finalist) 1982 Phil Stephenson (finalist) 1989 Eric Wedge (finalist) 1991 Kennie Steenstra (finalist) 1992 Darren Dreifort (finalist) 1993 Darren Dreifort 1996 Braden Looper (finalist)

Pos OF 1B C P P P P

Senior CLASS Award Year Player 2008 Rob Musgrave (finalist)

Pos P

Johnny Bench Award Year Player 2011 Chris O’Brien (finalist)

Pos C

NCAA Pitcher-of-the-Year All-America Baseball News Year Player Pos 1982 Bryan Oelkers P

NCAA Coach-of-the-Year All-America Baseball News Year Coach 1982 Gene Stephenson The Sporting News Year Coach 1989 Gene Stephenson American Baseball Coaches Association Year Coach 1989 Gene Stephenson Baseball America Year Coach 1993 Gene Stephenson

College Baseball Hall of Fame Year Inducted 2007 2009 2009 2010 2014

Collegiate Baseball Player-of-the-Century Player Phil Stephenson

Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Fame Player Joe Carter Phil Stephenson Darren Dreifort Eric Wedge

NCBWA District Player-of-the-Year Year Player 2011 Chris O’Brien 2014 Casey Gillaspie

Pos C 1B

Pos. 1B

Year Coach 1980 Gene Stephenson 1982 Gene Stephenson 1985 Gene Stephenson 1987 Gene Stephenson 1988 Gene Stephenson 1989 Gene Stephenson 1991 Gene Stephenson 1992 Gene Stephenson 1994 Gene Stephenson 1996 Gene Stephenson 1998 Gene Stephenson

Missouri Valley Conference Joe Carter Player-of-the-Year Year Player 1980 Joe Carter 1981 Joe Carter 1982 Phil Stephenson 1983 Russ Morman 1985 Ken Greenwood 1987 Tim Raley 1989 Eric Wedge 1994 Carl Hall 1996 Casey Blake 1998 Jeff Ryan 2000 Blake Blasi 2002 Brian Burgamy 2004 Logan Sorensen Brandon Green 2006 Damon Sublett 2011 Chris O’Brien 2014 Casey Gillaspie

Pos OF OF 1B OF P OF C OF 3B OF 2B 2B 1B 3B 2B/P C 1B

MVC Pitcher-of-the-Year Year Player 1988 David Haas 1989 Greg Brummett 1991 Kennie Steenstra 1993 Darren Dreifort 1994 Shane Dennis 1995 Mike Drumright 1998 Marc Bluma 2002 John Tetuan 2004 Mike Pelfrey 2005 Mike Pelfrey 2006 Aaron Shafer 2010 Jordan Cooper 2011 Charlie Lowell

Pos P P P P P P P P P P P P P

MVC Freshman-of-the-Year Year Player 2003 Mike Pelfrey 2005 Damon Sublett 2006 Aaron Shafer 2016 Greyson Jenista

Pos P 2B/P P 1B

MVC Newcomer-of-the-Year Year Player 2010 Preston Springer 2013 *Brandon Peterson *later vacated

National Academic Athlete-of-the-Year (CoSIDA) Year Player 1992 Charlie Giaudrone 1995 Mike Drumright

Missouri Valley Conference Coach-of-the-Year

All-America Baseball News Year Player Pos 1981 Joe Carter OF 1982 Phil Stephenson 1B

Player Phil Stephenson Joe Carter Darren Dreifort Don Heinkel Gene Stephenson

Postseason Honors

Pos DH RP

Pos P P

Academic All-Americans (CoSIDA) Year Player 1982 Don Heinkel Phil Stephenson 1983 Tim Gaskell 1990 Jeff Bluma 1991 Kennie Steenstra Charlie Giaudrone 1992 Charlie Giaudrone Kennie Steenstra 1994 Casey Blake Mike Drumright 1995 Casey Blake Mike Drumright 1996 Casey Blake 1998 Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma Pat Magness 1999 Marc Bluma 2003 Mark Johnson Bryan Erstad 2004 Mark Johnson Tommy Hottovy Brandon Green Nick Blasi 2005 Joe Muich Phil Napolitan 2008 Rob Musgrave 2010 Jordan Cooper

Pos Team P 1st 1B 2nd OF 1st P 1st P 1st P 2nd P 1st P 2nd 3B 2nd P 3rd 3B 1st P 1st 3B 1st SS 1st P 1st 1B 2nd P 2nd OF 2nd DH 2nd OF 1st P 2nd IF 2nd OF 2nd C 3rd OF 3rd P 1st P 2nd

MVC All-Centennial Team Player Gene Stephenson Phil Stephenson Blake Blasi Kevin Hooper Doug Mirabelli Eric Wedge Casey Blake Koyie Hill Mike Lansing Zach Sorensen Damon Sublett Travis Wyckoff Darren Dreifort Drew Moffitt Joe Carter Carl Hall Jeff Ryan Brandon Baird Greg Brummett Shane Dennis Mike Drumright David Haas Don Heinkel Bryan Oelkers Mike Pelfrey Kennie Steenstra Jaime Bluma Marc Bluma Darren Dreifort Braden Looper Jim Newlin

Pos Coach 1B 2B 2B C C 3B 3B SS SS UT UT DH DH OF OF OF SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP RP RP RP RP RP

Pizza Hut Shocker Sports Hall of Fame Baseball Inductees Player Don Lock Lindsay Austin Jimmy Nutter Strong Hinman Ed Kriwiel Ray Morrison Hap Houlik Jim Klisanin

Year Inducted 1980 1980 1980 1981 1981 1982 1985 1987

Joe Carter Don Heinkel Phil Stephenson Lanny Van Eman Russ Morman Mark Standiford Greg Brummett Charlie O’Brien Dick Sanders Erik Sonberg David Haas Eric Wedge Jim Newlin Kennie Steenstra Darren Dreifort Jaime Bluma Doug Mirabelli Bryan Oelkers Casey Blake Braden Looper Shane Dennis Jim Thomas Kevin Hooper Jeff Ryan Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma Chris Wimmer Mike Lansing Jason Adams Pat Magness Tim Raley Travis Wyckoff Carl Hall Mike Pelfrey Todd Dreifort Mike Drumright Conor Gillaspie Brian Burgamy

1988 1989 1989 1989 1993 1994 1995 1995 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2008 2008 2011 2011 2012 2012 2014 2015 2016 2018

WSU 25-Year Anniversary Team Player Don Heinkel Kennie Steenstra Greg Brummett Darren Dreifort Jaime Bluma Eric Wedge Phil Stephenson Jim Thomas Casey Blake Mike Lansing Joe Carter Todd Dreifort Carl Hall Travis Wyckoff Darren Dreifort

Pos SP SP SP RP RP C 1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF UT DH

College World Series MVP Year Player 1989 Greg Brummett

Pos P

College World Series All-Tournament Team Year Player 1982 Bryan Oelkers Russ Morman Loren Hibbs Tim Gaskell Jim Thomas 1988 Mark Standiford 1989 Greg Brummett Eric Wedge Pat Meares Jim Audley Todd Dreifort Jim Newlin 1991 Jim Audley Kennie Steenstra 1993 Jason Adams Casey Blake

Pos P DH OF OF 2B 2B P C SS OF OF P OF P SS 3B

Postseason Honors NCAA Regional Most Valuable Player

Year Player 1982 Charlie O’Brien 1989 Eric Wedge 1991 Billy Hall 1992 Kennie Steenstra 1993 Darren Dreifort 1996 Brandon Baird 2007 Derek Schermerhorn 2008 Conor Gillaspie

Pos Reg. C South C West II 2B MW P MW P/DH Atlantic P MW 1B Wichita 3B Stillwater

NCAA Regional All-Tournament Year Player 1982 Charlie O’Brien Bryan Oelkers Phil Stephenson Jim Thomas Kevin Penner Don Heinkel 1983 Mark Grogan 1985 Dan Juenke Mark Grogan Arnie Beyeler Mark Standiford David Haas Rich McIntyre 1988 Mike McDonald Mark Standiford Jeff Bonacquista Pat Cedeno Shane Durham 1989 Eric Wedge Bryant Winslow Pat Cedeno Jim Newlin 1990 Mike Lansing Scot McCloughan 1991 Billy Hall Chris Wimmer Todd Dreifort Jim Audley Kennie Steenstra Darrin Paxton 1992 Kennie Steenstra Darren Dreifort Richie Taylor Doug Mirabelli Chris Wimmer Todd Dreifort 1993 Darren Dreifort Toby Smith Joey Jackson Jason Adams Casey Blake 1995 Ben Thomas Richie Taylor 1996 Brandon Baird Steve Foral Kevin Hooper Jeff Ryan Travis Wyckoff 1999 Tim Hayes Koyie Hill Kevin Hooper Brian Preston 2000 Brian Burgamy Dustin Hawkins Pat Magness Koyie Hill 2002 Brian Burgamy 2003 Nick Blasi Cody Clark 2004 Shawn Smarsh Nick McCoola Nick Blasi Mike Pelfrey 2005 Tyler Hill Damon Sublett Phil Napolitan 2006 Conor Gillaspie Brandon Hall Blake Hurlbutt Aaron Shafer 2007 Tyler Weber Derek Schermerhorn

Pos Reg. C South P 1B 2B OF P 3B MW 1B MW 2B SS DH P P 1B MW 2B OF P P C West 1B P P SS MW DH 2B MW SS OF OF P P P MW P OF C SS OF P/DH Atlantic 1B 2B SS 3B 1B MW OF P MW P 2B DH OF OF Wichita 3B SS C OF Minn. OF 1B 3B 2B Wichita OF Houston C 2B Fayetteville SS OF SP 1B Knoxville 2B OF 3B Norman C OF SP C Wichita 1B

2008 2009 2013

Conor Gillaspie Dusty Coleman Josh Workman Andy Dirks Travis Banwart Conor Gillaspie Andy Dirks Clint McKeever Aaron Shafer Will Baez *Johnny Coy

*later vacated

3B SS DH OF SP 3B OF DH SP 2B DH

Stillwater

Norman Manhattan

All-Midwest Region (ABCA) Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito 1979 Joe Carter 1980 Joe Carter Mike Davis 1981 Joe Carter Phil Stephenson Jim Thomas 1982 Don Heinkel Loren Hibbs Charlie O’Brien Bryan Oelkers Phil Stephenson 1983 Loren Hibbs Russ Morman Kevin Penner Erik Sonberg Jim Spring 1984 Loren Hibbs 1987 Tim Raley David Haas 1988 Mark Standiford David Haas 1989 Eric Wedge Greg Brummett Mike McDonald Mike Lansing 1990 Darrin Paxton Kennie Steenstra 1991 Kennie Steenstra Billy Hall Jim Audley Chris Wimmer Doug Mirabelli Tyler Green 1992 Charlie Giaudrone Todd Dreifort Doug Mirabelli Scot McCloughan Darren Dreifort Chris Wimmer 1993 Joey Jackson Darren Dreifort Toby Smith Richie Taylor Darren Dreifort Mike Brandley Jaime Bluma 1994 Shane Dennis Jaime Bluma Carl Hall Jason Adams Casey Blake 1995 Jason Adams Mike Drumright Braden Looper Casey Blake Richie Taylor Brandon Baird 1996 Casey Blake Braden Looper Travis Wyckoff Ben Thomas 1997 Jason Krafft Kevin Hooper Zach Sorensen Jeff Ryan Steve Foral Ben Thomas Marc Bluma 1998 Jeff Ryan Pat Magness Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma

Pos Team 3B OF OF 3B OF 1B SS P OF C P 1B OF 1B OF P 2B OF OF P 2B P C P OF SS P P P 1st 2B 1st CF 1st SS 2nd C 2nd P 2nd P 1st OF 1st C 1st DH 1st P 1st SS 2nd 2B 1st P 1st 1B 2nd OF 2nd DH 2nd P 2nd P 2nd P 1st P 1st OF 1st SS 2nd 3B 2nd SS 1st P 1st P 1st 3B 2nd OF 2nd P 2nd 3B 1st RP 1st RP 1st 1B 2nd SP 1st 2B 2nd SS 2nd 3B 2nd SP 2nd SP 2nd RP 2nd OF 1st DH 1st SS 1st RP 1st

1999 2000 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2008 2010 2011 2014 2015

Kevin Hooper Marc Bluma Kevin Hooper Blake Blasi Koyie Hill Brian Burgamy John Tetuan Dustin Hawkins Drew Moffitt Mike Pelfrey Drew Moffitt Mike Pelfrey Drew Moffitt Nick Blasi Logan Sorensen Mike Pelfrey Derek Schermerhorn Damon Sublett Aaron Shafer Conor Gillaspie Andy Dirks Rob Musgrave Aaron Shafer Anthony Capra Preston Springer Jordan Cooper Chris O’Brien Charlie Lowell Casey Gillaspie Ryan Tinkham Sam Hilliard

2B RP SS 2B 3B 2B SP OF DH SP OF SP OF OF 1B SP 3B 2B SP 3B OF SP SP SP DH SP C SP 1B 1B OF

2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd

Rawlings Gold Glove (ABCA) Year Player 2007 Tyler Weber

Pos C

All-Missouri Valley Conference Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito Rob Burgess Larry Groves Matt Yeager 1979 Joe Carter Mike Davis Dave Howard 1980 Bob Bomerito Joe Carter Mike Davis Terry Hayes Don Heinkel Phil Stephenson Jim Thomas 1981 Joe Carter Terry Hayes Don Heinkel Phil Stephenson Jim Thomas 1982 Don Heinkel Russ Morman Charlie O’Brien Bryan Oelkers Phil Stephenson Jim Thomas Loren Hibbs Erik Sonberg 1983 Dave Lucas Russ Morman Kevin Penner Erik Sonberg Jim Spring Loren Hibbs Greg LaFever Dave McClure Frank Schulte 1984 Arnie Beyeler Loren Hibbs Greg LaFever Jim Daniel Victor Dunn Ken Greenwood Dan Juenke Tim Raley 1985 Arnie Beyeler Ken Greenwood Dan Juenke Kevin Penner David Haas

Pos Team 3B 1st P 1st P/DH 1st OF 1st OF 1st 3B 1st OF 1st 3B 1st OF 1st 3B 1st P 1st P 1st 1B 1st 2B 1st OF 1st P 1st P 1st 1B 1st SS 1st P 1st DH 1st C 1st P 1st 1B 1st 2B 1st OF 2nd P 2nd SS 1st 1B 1st OF 1st P 1st 2B 1st OF 2nd P 2nd C 2nd P 2nd SS 1st OF 1st P 1st P 2nd 3B 2nd P 2nd 1B 2nd OF 2nd SS 1st P 1st 1B 1st OF 1st P 2nd

Postseason Honors 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Shawn Pumphrey Dan Raley Tim Raley Arnie Beyeler Shane Durham David Haas Tim Raley Mark Standiford Kent Headley Rich McIntyre Dan Raley David Haas Rick Olivas Tim Raley Jeff Bonacquista Greg Brummett Kent Headley Mark Standiford David Haas Dan Raley Mark Standiford Jeff Bonacquista Pat Cedeno Mike Lansing Eric Wedge Eric Wedge Greg Brummett Mike McDonald Mike Lansing Pat Cedeno Jim Newlin P.J. Forbes Bryant Winslow Jim Audley Pat Meares Doug Mirabelli Chris Wimmer Kennie Steenstra Mike Lansing P.J. Forbes Jim Audley Darrin Paxton Tyler Green Scot McCloughan Doug Mirabelli Jason White Billy Hall Chris Wimmer Jim Audley Mike Jones Kennie Steenstra Tyler Green Todd Dreifort Darren Dreifort Charlie Giaudrone Doug Mirabelli Jason White Chris Wimmer Scot McCloughan Todd Dreifort Darren Dreifort Shane Dennis Toby Smith Joey Jackson Richie Taylor Jaime Bluma Darren Dreifort Adam McCullough Darren Dreifort Carl Hall Mike Brandley 1994 Joey Jackson Casey Blake Jason Adams Shane Dennis Brandon Baird Jaime Bluma Richie Taylor Mike Drumright 1995 Jason Adams Casey Blake Mike Drumright Brandon Baird Braden Looper Travis Wyckoff Richie Taylor Randy Young 1996 Casey Blake Braden Looper

P 3B DH SS P P OF 2B OF P 3B P DH OF OF P OF 2B P 3B 2B OF P SS C C P OF SS P P 2B 1B OF 3B C LF P SS 2nd CF P P DH C 1B 2B SS CF UT P P RF P P C 1B SS DH OF P P 1B 2B OF P P C DH OF P 2B 3B SS P P P OF P SS 3B P P P P OF OF 3B RP

2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Nathan Reese Ben Thomas Steve Foral Adam McCollough Jerry Stine Ben Thomas Travis Wyckoff Randy Young Zach Sorensen Jason Krafft Marc Bluma Nathan Reese Kevin Hooper Jeff Ryan Brian Preston Casey Davis Ben Thomas Jeff Ryan Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma Kevin Hooper Pat Magness Ben Christensen Erich Bryan Blake Blasi Marc Bluma Kevin Hooper Pat Magness Koyie Hill Brandon Sloan Blake Blasi Koyie Hill Pat Magness Greg Bauer Steve Haines Ben Keiter Brian Burgamy Brian Burgamy John Tetuan Drew Moffitt Dustin Hawkins Tanner Welch Logan Sorensen Mark Johnson Randy Walter David Sanders Mike Dennison Logan Sorensen Drew Moffitt Phil Napolitan Mike Pelfrey Mike Dennison Cody Clark Tommy Hottovy Logan Sorensen Brandon Green Drew Moffitt Nick Blasi Mike Pelfrey Tommy Hottovy Shawn Smarsh Steve Uhlmansiek Mike Pelfrey Derek Schermerhorn Joe Muich Phil Napolitan Damon Sublett Damon Sublett Conor Gillaspie Matt Brown Aaron Shafer Josh Workman Noah Booth Conor Gillaspie Matt Brown Travis Banwart Damon Sublett Derek Schermerhorn Noah Booth Conor Gillaspie Andy Dirks Rob Musgrave Anthony Capra Josh Workman Dusty Coleman Clint McKeever Clint McKeever Tim Kelley Cody Lassley

C 1B SP 1B OF SP RP OF SS SP RP C 2B UT DH OF SP OF SS RP 2B DH SP SP 2B RP SS 1B 3B SP 2B 3B 1B RP RP SP 3B 2B SP DH OF SS 1B UT OF SP RP 1B OF 2B SP RP C RP 1B 3B OF OF SP RP 2B SP SP UT C OF 2B 2B 3B OF SP DH RP 3B OF SP 2B UT RP 3B OF SP SP 2B SS DH 1B SP C

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st

Preston Springer Bret Bascue Jordan Cooper Tim Kelley Travis Bennett 2011 Chris O’Brien Johnny Coy Preston Springer Charlie Lowell Tyler Grimes Cale Elam 2012 Johnny Coy Cale Elam 2013 *Tyler Baker *Brandon Peterson Casey Gillaspie Garrett Bayliff Cale Elam 2014 Casey Gillaspie Dayne Parker A.J. Ladwig Tyler Baker Chase Simpson Daniel Kihle Cale Elam 2015 Sam Hilliard Ryan Tinkham Daniel Kihle 2016 Trey Vickers Greyson Jenista Dayton Dugas Alec Bohm Cody Tyler 2017 Alec Bohm Zach Lewis Greyson Jenista *later vacated

DH OF SP SP OF C 1B DH SP SS RP DH RP UT RP 1B OF SP 1B UT SP C 3B OF SP OF 1B OF SS 1B OF DH SP 3B SP 1B

1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 2nd

Valley All-Defense Team Year Player 2012 Kevin Hall 2013 Casey Gillaspie Garrett Bayliff 2014 Casey Gillaspie Tyler Baker Cale Elam 2017 Greyson Jenista

Pos OF 1B OF 1B C P 1B

Year Player 1993 Jaime Bluma Mike Brandley Carl Hall Richie Taylor 1994 Jaime Bluma Casey Blake Mike Drumright Carl Hall Richie Taylor 1995 Casey Blake Chris Bauer Mike Drumright Jason Ficken 1996 Casey Blake Chris Bauer Mike Drumright Jason Ficken Mike Brandley Braden Looper 1997 Matt Patrick Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma Casey Davis Greg Drumright Joey Blue 1998 Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma Ben Christensen Greg Drumright Matt Patrick Greg Bauer Casey Davis Ben Fogarty Pat Magness Nate Robertson 1999 Blake Blasi

Pos P P OF OF P 3B P OF OF 3B P/2B P 2B 3B P P 2B SP RP 1B SS RP OF RP 3B SS RP SP RP 1B SP OF OF DH RP 2B

Academic All-Conference

Postseason Honors 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Greg Bauer Marc Bluma Ben Christensen Greg Drumright Tim Hayes Koyie Hill Kevin Hooper Ben Keiter Tymber Lee Pat Magness Brian Preston Nate Robertson Jeff Ryan Brandon Sloan Greg Bauer Blake Blasi Pat Magness Joey Blue Ben Keiter Tymber Lee Ben Keiter Justin Maureau Brad Wright Erich Bryan Kent Becker Eric Absher Dustin Hawkins Logan Sorensen David Sanders Drew Moffitt Tommy Hottovy Justin Maureau Bryan Erstad Mark Johnson Drew Moffitt Tommy Hottovy David Sanders Logan Sorensen Brandon Green Joe Muich Nick McCoola Nick Blasi Tommy Hottovy Mark Johnson Brandon Green Drew Moffitt Logan Sorensen Joe Muich Nick McCoola Phil Napolitan Shawn Smarsh Mike Pelfrey Steve Uhlmansiek Joe Muich Phil Napolitan Nick McCoola Kenny Waddell Rob Musgrave Kenny Waddell Blake Hurlbutt Brian Spear Tyler Hill Rob Musgrave Aaron Shafer Anthony Capra Tyler Hill Blake Hurlbutt Max Hutson Noah Krol Tyler Weber Rob Musgrave Andy Dirks Dusty Coleman Clint McKeever Clint McKeever Ryan Jones Bret Bascue Logan Hoch Cody Lassley Jordan Cooper Kevin Hall Kevin Hall Kevin Hall Josh Smith *Brandon Peterson Garrett Bayliff Casey Gillaspie Garrett Bayliff

RP RP SP RP OF 3B SS SP RP 1B C RP OF SP RP 2B 1B OF SP RP SP SP DH SP C OF OF 1B SP DH RP RP OF OF OF RP SP 1B 3B C SS OF RP OF 3B OF 1B C SS OF 2B SP SP C OF SS OF SP OF OF IF UT SP SP SP UT OF SP UT C SP OF SS DH 1B OF OF RP C SP OF OF OF SP RP OF 1B OF

Tanner Dearman 2015 Ryan Tinkham 2017 Reagan Biechler Connor Lungwitz Willie Schwanke *later vacated

OF 1B RP RP DH

International Competition Intercontinental Cup Tournament Year Player 1979 Joe Carter Phil Stephenson 1987 Mark Standiford Pan American Games Year Player 1983 Kevin Penner 1991 Kennie Steenstra Chris Wimmer World Youth Baseball Championship Year Player 1988 Mike McDonald P.J. Forbes Mike Jones Jeff Bluma Craig Marshall Goodwill Games Year Player 1990 Darrin Paxton Team USA Year Player 1991 Kennie Steenstra Chris Wimmer Darren Dreifort 1994 Casey Blake 1995 Casey Blake Braden Looper 1996 Braden Looper Casey Blake 1997 Zach Sorensen 1999 Koyie Hill 2004 Mike Pelfrey Olympic Games Year Player 1992 Darren Dreifort Chris Wimmer 1996 Braden Looper

Wichita State Team Individual Awards Wichita Eagle Most Valuable Player Year Player 1978 Matt Yeager 1979 Matt Yeager 1980 Mike Davis 1981 Phil Stephenson 1982 Charlie O’Brien 1983 Russ Morman 1984 Arnie Beyeler 1985 Ken Greenwood 1986 Terry Elliot 1987 Tim Raley 1988 Mark Standiford 1989 Eric Wedge Jim Newlin 1990 Kennie Steenstra Pat Meares 1991 Kennie Steenstra 1992 Doug Mirabelli 1993 Darren Dreifort 1994 Jason Adams 1995 Jason Adams 1996 Travis Wyckoff 1997 Jeff Ryan 1998 Zach Sorensen 1999 Kevin Hooper 2000 Blake Blasi Koyie Hill 2001 Brian Burgamy 2002 Dustin Hawkins 2003 Mike Pelfrey 2004 Brandon Green 2005 Mike Pelfrey

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Aaron Shafer Derek Schermerhorn Andy Dirks Clint McKeever Cody Lassley Chris O’Brien Johnny Coy Tyler Baker Casey Gillaspie Sam Hilliard Greyson Jenista Greyson Jenista

L.C. Harmon Most Outstanding Player Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito 1979 Joe Carter 1980 Joe Carter 1981 Joe Carter 1982 Phil Stephenson 1983 Russ Morman 1984 Tim Raley 1985 Arnie Beyeler Richie Taylor 1986 Arnie Beyeler 1987 Tim Raley 1988 Mark Standiford 1989 Eric Wedge 1990 P.J. Forbes 1991 Chris Wimmer 1992 Chris Wimmer 1993 Darren Dreifort 1994 Carl Hall 1995 Jason Adams 1996 Casey Blake 1997 Zach Sorensen 1998 Jeff Ryan Pat Magness 1999 Blake Blasi 2000 Pat Magness 2001 Logan Sorensen 2002 Brian Burgamy 2003 Drew Moffitt 2004 Brandon Green Logan Sorensen 2005 Derek Schermerhorn 2006 Damon Sublett 2007 Conor Gillaspie 2008 Conor Gillaspie 2009 Clint McKeever 2010 Cody Lassley 2011 Chris O’Brien 2012 Johnny Coy 2013 Garrett Bayliff 2014 Casey Gillaspie 2015 Ryan Tinkham 2016 Alec Bohm 2017 Alec Bohm Professional Image Center Most Outstanding Pitcher Year Player 1979 Terry Hayes 1980 Don Heinkel 1981 Don Heinkel 1982 Bryan Oelkers 1983 Erik Sonberg 1984 Greg LaFever 1985 Ken Greenwood 1986 Shane Durham 1987 David Haas 1988 David Haas 1989 Greg Brummett 1990 Darrin Paxton 1991 Kennie Steenstra 1992 Darren Dreifort 1993 Darren Dreifort Jaime Bluma 1994 Shane Dennis 1995 Mike Drumright Braden Looper 1996 Braden Looper 1997 Steve Foral 1998 Marc Bluma 1999 Marc Bluma Brandon Sloan 2000 Greg Bauer 2001 Ben Keiter 2002 John Tetuan 2003 Mike Pelfrey

Postseason Honors 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Mike Pelfrey Mike Pelfrey Aaron Shafer Rob Musgrave Rob Musgrave Tim Kelley Jordan Cooper Charlie Lowell Kris Gardner *Brandon Peterson A.J. Ladwig John Hayes Cody Tyler Zach Lewis

Cessna Academic Leadership Award Year Player 1979 Don Heinkel 1980 Phil Stephenson 1981 Don Heinkel 1982 Don Heinkel 1983 Tim Gaskell 1984 Ken Greenwood 1985 Randy Johnson 1986 Randy Johnson 1987 Jeff Bluma 1988 Pat Cedeno 1989 Jeff Bluma 1990 Jeff Bluma Charlie Giaudrone 1991 Charlie Giaudrone Kennie Steenstra 1992 Charlie Giaudrone Kennie Steenstra 1993 Casey Blake 1994 Casey Blake Mike Drumright 1995 Mike Drumright Jason Ficken 1996 Jason Ficken 1997 Greg Bauer 1998 Zach Sorensen Marc Bluma 1999 Greg Drumright 2000 Greg Bauer 2001 Mark Johnson 2002 Mark Johnson 2003 Mark Johnson 2004 Mark Johnson 2005 Joe Muich Phil Napolitan 2006 Rob Musgrave 2007 Rob Musgrave 2008 Rob Musgrave 2009 Clint McKeever 2010 Clint McKeever 2011 Kevin Hall 2012 Kevin Hall 2013 *Brandon Peterson 2014 Bob Arens 2015 Daniel Kihle 2016 Willie Schwanke 2017 Willie Schwanke Elrick and Associates Most Improved Player Year Player 1980 Keith Jones 1981 Bruce Morrison 1982 Tim Gaskell 1983 Kevin Penner 1984 Rick Wrona 1985 Mark Standiford 1986 Kent Headley 1987 Mike McDonald 1988 P.J. Forbes 1989 Pat Meares Bryant Winslow 1990 Jeff Williams Chris Wimmer 1991 Billy Hall 1992 Joey Jackson 1993 Jason Adams 1994 Mike Drumright 1995 Richie Taylor 1996 Travis Wyckoff 1997 Pat Magness 1998 Ben Christensen 1999 Blake Blasi 2000 Adam Peterson

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Ryan Owen John Tetuan Steve Uhlmansiek Brandon Green Danny Jackson Damon Sublett Andy Womack Khol Nanney Ryan Jones Remington Johnson Bret Bascue TJ McGreevy *Dayne Parker Aaron LaBrie *Tyler Baker Daniel Kihle Chase Williams Reagan Biechler Jordan Boyer

Merle Geist “Charlie Hustle” Award Year Player 1980 Jim Thomas 1981 Jim Thomas 1982 Loren Hibbs 1983 Jim Spring 1984 Arnie Beyeler 1985 Tim Raley 1986 Tim Raley 1987 Kent Headley 1988 Eric Wedge 1989 P.J. Forbes 1990 Carl Hall 1991 Billy Hall 1992 Todd Dreifort Carl Hall 1993 Carl Hall 1994 Carl Hall 1995 Casey Blake 1996 Randy Young 1997 Kevin Hooper 1998 Kevin Hooper 1999 Kevin Hooper 2000 Blake Blasi 2001 Randy Walter 2002 Dustin Hawkins 2003 Phil Napolitan 2004 Nick Blasi 2005 Blake Hurlbutt 2006 Blake Hurlbutt 2007 Andy Dirks 2008 Andy Dirks 2009 Cody Lassley 2010 Ryan Jones 2011 Kevin Hall 2012 Kevin Hall 2013 *Dayne Parker 2014 Dayne Parker 2015 Trey Vickers 2016 Travis Young 2017 Luke Ritter Tom & Anne Vanderhoofven Golden Glove Year Player 1990 P.J. Forbes Doug Mirabelli Mike Lansing 1991 Doug Mirabelli 1992 Chris Wimmer Doug Mirabelli 1993 Joey Jackson 1994 Jason Adams 1995 Randy Young 1996 Kevin Hooper 1997 Kevin Hooper Nathan Reese Matt Patrick 1998 Kevin Hooper 1999 Koyie Hill Kevin Hooper 2000 Koyie Hill 2001 Brandon Green 2002 Ryan Owen 2003 Nick McCoola 2004 Logan Sorensen 2005 Derek Schermerhorn

76 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Matt Brown Tyler Weber Tyler Weber Tyler Grimes Tyler Grimes Walker Davidson Kevin Hall *Dayne Parker *Tyler Baker Tyler Baker Tanner Kirk Mikel Mucha Trey Vickers

The Coleman Co. Beacon of Light Award Year Player 2000 Justin Maureau 2001 Tommy Hottovy 2002 David Sanders 2003 Bryan Erstad 2004 Kris Johnson 2005 Kenny Waddell 2006 Travis Banwart 2007 Dusty Coleman 2008 Kevin Hall 2009 Jordan Cooper 2010 Erik Harbutz 2011 Cale Elam 2012 Tyler Baker 2013 *Daniel Kihle 2014 Sam Tewes 2015 Gunnar Troutwine 2016 Dayton Dugas 2017 Reagan Biechler Travis Wilson Most Inspirational Player Award Year Player 2001 Tanner Welch 2002 Tanner Welch 2003 Shawn Smarsh 2004 Tommy Hottovy 2005 Matt Brown 2006 Noah Booth 2007 Derek Schermerhorn 2008 Andy Dirks 2009 Cody Lassley 2010 Kevin Hall 2011 Kevin Hall 2012 Garrett Bayliff 2013 Garrett Bayliff 2014 Cale Elam 2015 Bob Arens 2016 Chase Williams 2017 Willie Schwanke

Postseason Honors

All-Time Lettermen -AAbram, Aaron, 1997, 99-00 Absher, Eric, 1999-01 Adams, Jason, 1992-95 Adams, John, 1995-97 Akenson, Kevin, 1978 Alexander, Bruce, 1978 Anderson, Chris, 1994 Anderson, Isaac, 2015 Anderson, Spike, 1991-94 Anderson, Tom, 1903 Arens, Bob, 2011-12, 14-15 Ashford, Ray, 2014-15 Ast, Brandon, 2004-05 Atherton, Clint, 1907-08 Atkins, Dustin, 2001 Audley, Jim, 1988-91 Austin, Lindsay, 1922-23 -BBabcock, Trent, 1992-93 Bachman, Larry, 1961 Bacon, John, 1992-94 Baez, Will, 2009-10 Baird, Brandon, 1993-96 Baird, Lorain, 1914 Baker, Tyler, 2012-14 Banick, Kyle, 2003-04 Banwart, Dalton, 2009 Banwart, Travis, 2005-07 Bargfeldt, Jeb, 2015 Barnhouse, Jim, 1948-50 Barnhouse, Tommy, 2017 Barron, Randy, 1949-51 Bartholomew, Ross, 1950-51 Barton, Paul, 1965 Bascue, Bret, 2007-10 Bates, James, 1904-07 Bates, Percy, 1907-09 Bauer, Chris, 1993-96 Bauer, Greg, 1997-00 Bayliff, Garrett, 2010, 2012-14 Beard, Jim, 1956 Beardslee, Bob, 1966 Becker, Kent, 2001-02 Becker, Wayne, 1969-70 Beeler, Bob, 1960 Befort, Lyle, 1984 Behny, Mark, 1985-86 Belden, Fred, 1903, 05-06 Bell, Ryan, 2002-03 Bender, Gary, 1966 Bengtson, Adam, 2004 Bennett, Travis, 2010 Beringer, Zach, 2011, 2013 Beuerlein, Luke, 1997 Beyeler, Arnie, 1984-86 Bichelmeyer, Jason, 1995 Biechler, Reagan, 2014-17 Bishop, Lloyd, 1911-12 Bishop, Tim, 1964 Blake, Casey, 1993-96 Blankenberger, Mike, 1987, 89 Blasi, Blake, 1998-00 Blasi, Nick, 2003-04 Blasi, Pat, 1981 Blue, Joey, 1996-98, 2000 Bluma, Jaime, 1991-94 Bluma, Jeff, 1987-90 Bluma, Marc, 1996-99 Bobbit, Cody, 2013-14 Bohm, Alec, 2016-17 Bomerito, Bob, 1978, 80-81 Bonacquista, Jeff, 1986-89 Booth, Noah, 2003, 2005-07 Boss, Ronnie, 1980 Bostick, Tom, 1901 Bosworth, Frank, 1901 Bouher, Bret, 1985-86 Bouman, Kyle, 2012 Bowen, Gerry, 1951 Bowersock, Dave, 1951, 54 Boyer, Jordan, 2016-17 Boyer, Terry, 1964-65 Bozarth, Dustin, 1999-00 Bradberry, Joel, 1992

Bradbury, Kurt, 1978-81 Brandley, Mike, 1992-96 Breth, Jerry, 1948-50 Brier, Ken, 1957 Brimer, Bryan, 1949 Brogan, Jeff, 1982-83 Broski, Chuck, 1964 Brown, Brule, 1904 Brown, Matt, 2005-07 Brown, Stan, 1978-82 Brown, Taylor, 2008-09 Broz, Charles, 1902 Brummett, Garrett, 2013-14 Brummett, Greg, 1986-89 Bryan, Erich, 1997-98, 2001 Bryan, Shane, 1992-94 Bryant, Gayle, 1958-61 Burgamy, Brian, 2000-02 Burgess, Ralph, 1923 Burgess, Rob, 1978-81 Burkett, Larry, 1966-68 Burns, Michael, 2015 Burton, Charles, 1903-06 Butts, Don, 1957-58 Buzard, Brian, 1989-91 -CCantwell, Don, 1966-67 Capra, Anthony, 2006-08 Carey, Walter, 1917 Carter, Fred, 1983 Carter, Joe, 1979-81 Carter, Tony, 1982-84 Casidy, Dick, 1958-61 Cassidy, Kenneth, 1914 Caster, Mitch, 2008-10 Cedeno, Pat, 1986-89 Chappell, Frank, 1960 Christensen, Ben, 1997-99 Chuk, Alex, 1952-53 Clancey, Charles, 1903 Clark, Cody, 2003 Clark, Leonard, 1964 Cobb, Norman, 1959 Cole, Clifford, 1903-05 Coleman, Dusty, 2007-08 Coleman, Ron, 1952-54 Coleman, Will, 1910 Cooper, Jordan, 2009-10 Cordova, Phil, 1978-79 Cooke, Charles, 1905 Cottner, Gene, 1966 Coughenour, Tyler, 2011 Cox, Clint, 1907-09 Coy, Johnny, 2010-13 Criss, John, 1965 Criss, Matt, 1990 Croft, Noah, 2017 Cruse, Scott, 1980 Cundiff, Gary, 1983 Curtiss, Herbert, 1922 -DDaniel, Jim, 1982-84 Daniels, Jerry, 1966 Darling, Albert, 1910 Darling, Howard, 1906-07 Darling, Lyman, 1906 Davidson, Walker, 2010-11 Davis, Casey, 1994-98 Davis, Mike, 1978-80 Davis, Nate, 1994 Davis, William, 1901-07 Dawson, Nick, 1955-56 Day, Ray, 1954 Dean, Ken, 1965-67 Dearman, Tanner, 2013-15 DeBacker, Josh, 2016-17 Dennis, Shane, 1991-94 Dennison, Mike, 2000-03 Denson, Mitch, 1978-79 Dent, Charles, 1964 DeVore, J.D., 1961 Diana, Tom, 1964-66 Dickens, E.J., 1966-67 Dickerson, John, 1956

Dickson, John, 1966, 68-70 Diggs, Brian, 1998 Dilley, John, 1966 DiMercurio, J.R., 2003 Dirks, Andy, 2007-08 Dobson, Matt, 1995-98 Doggett, Taylor, 2012-13 Dolan, Tom, 1968-70 Douglas, Bob, 1949-50 Dreifort, Darren, 1991-93 Dreifort, Todd, 1989-92 Dreiling, Harrison, 2007 Drumright, Greg, 1996-98 Drumright, Mike, 1993-95 Dugas, Dayton, 201617 Dunn, Victor, 1983-84 Duplechain, Marty, 1994-95 Durham, Shane, 1985-88 Dwyer, Harold, 1955-56 Dyche, Bob, 1917 -EEaton, Keenan, 2015-16 Eberwein, Bob, 1965 Eddington, Herb, 1951 Edds, Cliff, 1949 Edwards, Tony, 1995-97 Elam, Cale 2011-14 Elliot, Hugh, 1915-19 Elliot, Terry, 1984-86 Engrav, Ryan, 2008-09 Enns, Herman, 1910-11 Enns, Nicholas, 1909 Enns, Paul, 1905, 08 Erstad, Bryan, 2001-04 Evans, Robby, 2016-17 Evans, Thomas, 2001-03 -FFahnestock, George, 1966 Fanning, Bud, 1950 Farris, Jordan, 2015 Fecto, Jim, 1968 Fehr, Bret, 2016 Ferrendelli, Jon, 2015 Ferris, Tom, 1960-61 Ficken, Jason, 1993-96 Figaro, Steve, 1983 Finger, Meredith, 1904 Fisher, Jack, 1966-68 Fleming, Tyler, 2008, 10 Flynn, Brian, 2009, 11 Fogarty, Ben, 1997-98 Foral, Steve, 1995-98 Forbes, P.J., 1987-90 Forney, Elbert, 1909, 13 Foster, Graham, 1901, 06 Foster, Hugh, 1901 Foster, Jereme, 2003-06 Frantz, Walter, 1903 Friedersdorf, John, 1949-52 Frizzell, Elton, 1915-16 Fugett, Tyson, 2007 Fullerton, Phil, 1966 Fulton, Ray, 1955-57 -GGaddie, Richard, 1966-67, 69 Gardner, Kris, 2012-14 Gascoigne, Harold, 1952 Gaskell, Tim, 1981-84 Giaudrone, Charlie, 1989-92 Gibson, Tyler, 2016 Gillaspie, Casey, 2012-14 Gillaspie, Conor, 2006-08 Gilmore, Taylor, 2009 Goff, William, 1923 Goldfinger, Rod, 1969 Gooch, George, 1913 Goodman, Guy, 1989 Goodwin, Sam, 2017 Goro, Nate, 2010 Goshen, Taylor, 2015 Graf, Jim, 1961 Grafton, Harold, 1909-12 Green, Brandon, 2001-04

Green, Micah, 2011-14 Green, Tyler, 1989-91 Greenfield, Barry, 1966-67 Greenlee, Dale, 1954 Greenwood, Ken, 1982-85 Greider, Merle, 1922-23 Greishaber, Dan, 1982 Grieb, Jeff, 1980 Grimes, Tyler, 2009-11 Grogan, Mark, 1982-85 Grove, Ivan, 1914 Groves, Kenny, 1966-67 Groves, Larry, 1978-79 Groves, Warren, 1948 Gulick, John, 1994 Guy, Cobey, 2009-10 -HHaas, David, 1985-88 Haddox, Joe, 2013-14 Hadley, Jim, 1957-60 Haertl, Bruce, 1979 Haffley, Jay, 1989-90 Hagerty, Walt, 1979-82 Hahn, Larry, 1960 Haines, Steve, 2001-02 Halabura, Mike, 1950 Halbert, Josh, 2011-12 Hall, Billy, 1990-91 Hall, Brad, 1969-70 Hall, Brandon, 2003-06 Hall, Carl, 1990, 92-94 Hall, Kevin, 2008, 10-12 Hall, Tom, 1965-66 Hanks, Wally, 1949 Haran, John, 1958-60 Harbutz, Erik, 2010, 2012-14 Harding, Sidney, 1901 Harmison, Don, 1964-65 Hartinger, James, 1970 Hassell, Pete, 1957, 59 Haught, Jim, 1952-55 Hawkins, Dustin, 1999-02 Hayes, John, 2015-16 Hayes, Terry, 1978-81 Hayes, Tim, 1998 Haymaker, Henley, 1911-12 Headley, Kent, 1984-87 Hecht, Ben, 2017 Hege, Ryan, 2011-12 Heinkel, Don, 1979-82 Hemingway, Hank, 1950-51 Hemline, Billy, 1949 Henderson, Trent, 2002-03 Hendrix, Claude, 1908 Hepburn, Jim, 1986 Herbers, Larry, 1964 Herrick, Walter, 1901 Hershey, Harry, 1901 Hesser, Don, 1960 Heuer, Codi, 2016-17 Hibbs, Loren, 1982-84 Hickok, George, 1910, 12 Hightower, Curtis, 1952 Hill, Koyie, 1998-00 Hill, Tyler, 2005-08 Hilliard, Sam, 2015 Hinman, LeRoy, 1955-56 Hinman, Strong, 1913 Hoch, Logan, 2008, 10 Hodgson, Bob, 1954 Holcomb, Dwight, 1913-16 Holderman, Robert, 1922 Holifield, Landon, 2017 Hoop, Oscar, 1900 Hooper, Kevin, 1996-99 Hopcus, Dan, 1964 Hottovy, Tommy, 2001-04 Houlik, Anton, 1948-49 Houlik, Ed, 1948-51 Houser, Clarence, 1957 Howerton, Troy, 1982-84 Hubman, Tim, 1983 Huenfeld, Travis, 1992-94 Huggins, Dale, 1967 Humphrey, Trip, 1998 Hungate, Keith, 1969-70

77 Hunter, John, 1959 Hurlbutt, Blake, 2005-07 Hutchinson, Milton, 1922 Hutson, Max, 2005-07, 09 -IInman, Boyd, 1917 -JJackson, Alex, 2017 Jackson, Carlos, 2005 Jackson, Danny, 2004-07 Jackson, Joey, 1991-94 Jakubov, Mathew, 2002-04 James, Walter, 1904-07 Jenista, Greyson, 2016-17 Jersey, Bill, 1986 Johnson, Bud, 1957 Johnson, Gary, 1955 Johnson, Kris, 2004, 2006 Johnson, Mark, 2001-04 Johnson, Randy, 1984-86 Johnson, Remington, 2009-10 Johnson, Sean, 1996-98 Jones, A.J., 1961 Jones, Keith, 1978-81 Jones, Ken, 1958 Jones, Mike, 1988-91 Jones, Ryan, 2007-10 Jones, Tyler, 2015-17 Jones, Virgil, 1914 Jordan, Hunter, 1901 Jordan, Jason, 1992-94 Jorgenson, Horace, 1922-23 Juenke, Dan, 1984-85 Julian, Tom, 1983-86 -KKatzfey, Jacob, 2017 Kauffman, Bob, 1952-54 Keiter, Ben, 1999-01 Keller, Adam, 2017 Kelley, Tim, 2008-11 Kelly, Kevin, 1985-87 Kemp, Justin, 2008-11 Kennedy, Danny, 1961 Kerbs, Reuben, 2000-03 Kice, Claude, 1922-23 Kihle, Daniel, 2013-15 Killgore, Keylan, 2017 Kimbrel, Brandon, 2015 Kinney, Dan, 1964 Kirk, Tanner, 2013-16 Kister, Mark, 1983 Klaver, James, 1923 Klisanin, Jim, 1955-57 Klusener, Bryant, 2017 Klusener, Matt, 1991-94 Knapic, Joe, 1950 Knickerbocker, Lesley, 1902 Knight, Conner, 2012 Knocke, Erwin, 1948-51 Kobelt, Leonard, 1961 Koby, Raymond, 1911-16 Koeiman, Zair, 2014 Koenig, Bob, 1957 Korell, Loren, 1970 Krafft, Jason, 1995-97 Krider, Neal, 1957, 59 Krisik, Joe, 1980-81 Kriwiel, Eddie, 1948-49, 51 Krol, Noah, 2006-07 Kuhns, Eugene, 1951-53 -LLaBrie, Aaron, 2011-14 LaFever, Greg, 1982-85 Ladwig, A.J., 2012-14 Lambert, Don, 2011-12 Land, Shawn, 1984-85 Lansing, Mike, 1987-90 Larkin, Ray, 1957-59 Lassley, Cody, 2007-10 Law, Clayton, 1913 Leake, Roy, 1968-70 LeClair, Morgan, 1988-91

Lee, Bennie, 1952-54 Lee, Tymber, 1998-00 LeForce, Walter, 1915-16 Lemon, Scott, 1968-70 Letourneau, Andrew, 2009 Lewallen, John, 1991-93 Lewis, Bob, 1950 Lewis, Robert, 1901-02 Lewis, Zach, 2016-17 Lindley, Mike, 1968-70 Lindsten, Mike, 1986 Lingel, Esher, 1913-14 Linhardt, Charles, 1978-81 Lock, Don, 1956-57 Lofaso, Sam, 1964 Logan, Gary, 1964 Long, John, 1966-69 Looney, TJ, 2014 Looper, Braden, 1994-96 Lopez, Luis, 1983 Lowe, L.A., 1917 Lowell, Charlie, 2009-11 Lucas, Dave, 1982-83 Lungwitz, Connor, 2016-17 Lunnon, Barry, 1985-87 -MMacClellan, Chad, 1967 Magill, Clyde, 1907 Magness, Pat, 1997-00 Mahannah, Ed, 1912-13 Maldonado, Cameron, 2009 Mallott, Tom, 1957 Mann, Jeff, 1982 Manlove, Chester, 1915-17 Marlow, Clarene, 1901 Marshall, Craig, 1987-88 Marshall, Wayne, 1922 Martin, Chico, 1980-81 Martin, Darrel, 1979 Martin, Scott, 1988 Martin, Walter, 1906, 08, 10 Mateychick, Tobin, 2010, 2012-13 Maune, Clint, 2008-09 Maureau, Justin, 2000-02 McCalla, Bob, 1964-66 McCarthey, Smoky, 1979-80 McCarty, Justin, 1999-02 McCloughan, Scot, 1990-92 McCluggage, Verne, 1904-06 McClure, Dave, 1983 McCollough, Adam, 1993-96 McCoola, Nick, 2002-05 McDonald, Mike, 1986-89 McGinness, Clayton, 2016-17 McGreevy, TJ, 2010-13 McGregor, Don, 1980 McIntyre, Mitch, 2014 McIntyre, Rich, 1984-87 McKeever, Clint, 2007-10 McMurray, Rex, 1948, 50-51 McNair, Guy, 1915-17 McNerney, Jim, 1953 Meares, Pat, 1988-90 Meinicke, Hellmuth, 1913-14 Merry, Max, 1905-08 Miller, Dale, 1922-23 Miller, Elmer, 1910 Miller, Scott, 1969-70 Mills, Tony, 1991-93 Milner, Jerry, 1957 Minge, Don, 1970 Minnis, Albert, 2011-13 Mirabelli, Doug, 1990-92 Mitchell, Jon, 1968-69 Moffitt, Drew, 2001-04 Montgomery, Eldon, 1961 Moore, Sean, 2013 Morain, Bruce, 1984 Morales, Ronnie, 2007 Morman, Russ, 1982-83 Mormann, Mitch, 2012 Morrison, Bruce, 1978-81 Morrison, Dwight, 1957 Morrison, Ray, 1948

All-Time Lettermen/Players by Number

Morrow, Brian, 1991 Morton, Tom, 1968 Mucha, Mikel, 2012-13,15-16 Muck, Darrell, 1959 Mueller, Steve, 1984-85 Muich, Joe, 2002-05 Muncrief, Grant, 2008, 10-11 Munford, Matt, 1981 Murrey, David, 1966-68 Musgrave, Rob, 2005-08 Mutchler, Cliff, 1985-86 Myrtle, Jim, 1958-60 -NNanney, Khol, 2005-07-08 Napolitan, Phil, 2003-05 Neubauer, Marc, 1997-98, 00 Newlin, Jim, 1987-89 Nordyke, Mark, 1983 Norman, Vince, 1949-50 Nutter, Jimmy, 1948-50 -OO’Brien, Charlie, 1980-82 O’Brien, Chris, 2009-11 Oelkers, Bryan, 1980-82 Olivas, Rick, 1986-87 Oliver, Dick, 1966 Orndorff, Vern, 1957-58 Osenburgh, Don, 1966 Owen, Ryan, 2000-02 -PPaatalo, Joe, 1982 Pace, Bill, 1952-54 Palmateer, Craig, 1970 Palmer, Drew, 2013-14 Park, Clinton, 1948-49 Parker, Dayne, 2011-14 Patrick, Matt, 1994, 96-98 Patterson, Jim, 1958-61 Patton, Lot, 1911 Paul, Jim, 1954-56 Paxton, Darrin, 1989-91 Peacock, Oliver, 1911 Pechek, Tony 2006 Peel, Dick, 1960-61 Pegg, Lonnie, 1984 Pelfrey, Mike, 2003-05 Pena, Frank, 1979

Penner, Kevin, 1981-83, 85 Perry, Roger, 1957, 61 Peterson, Adam, 1999-00, 2002 Peterson, Brandon, 2013 Peterson, Carl, 1912, 14 Phillips, Wes, 2014 Plank, Jay, 1907-08 Plank, Leonard, 1909 Plumb, Albert, 1902 Porter, Glenn, 1907-09 Potts, Dean, 1915-16 Preston, Brian, 1996-99 Prigmore, R.D., 1948 Pumphrey, Shawn, 1984-87 -RRader, Chase, 2015-16 Rainey, Drew, 2011-12 Rairden, Paul, 1917 Raley, Dan, 1985-88 Raley, Tim 1984-87 Rambin, Ron, 1968 Ramos, Jose, 1990-91 Rea, Aaron, 2012 Rea, Walton, 1901 Reding, Zach, 2015-16 Reed, John, 1953-55 Reese, Nathan, 1994-97 Reida, Tad, 2005 Reynolds, Harold, 1948-49 Rhodes, Larry, 1968-69 Richardson, Jeff, 1983 Ritter, Luke, 2016-17 Roach, Derek, 2004 Robertson, Nate, 1997-99 Robinson, Al, 1966-67 Robinson, Tuffy, 1948 Rochford, Joe, 1951 Roe, Howard, 1958-60 Rogers, Don, 2001-02 Romero, Eli, 1953 Rosecrans, Josh, 2009 Ross, Earl, 1903 Ross, Lawrence, 1913-14 Ross, Minton, 1901 Rowlands, Don, 1964 Royal, Joe Don, 1967 Ruff, Doug, 1988 Russell, Charles, 1955-56 Ryan, Jeff, 1996-99

-SSanagorski, Taylor, 2015-16 Sanburn, Chandler, 2015-17 Sanders, Austin, 2013 Sanders, Ben, 1969 Sanders, David, 2001-03 Sanders, Dick, 1951-52 Sasina, Rudy, 1994 Saunders, Delbert, 1949-51 Sawyer, Dennis, 1964-66 Schaaf, Kent, 1968-70 Schermerhorn, Derek, 2004-07 Schierling, Eldon, 1957 Schiffelbein, Gregg, 1985 Schoenhofer, Brian, 1997-98 Schreiber, Andy, 1999-00 Schulte, Frank, 1980-84 Schwanke, Willie, 2016-17 Schwartzkopf, Al, 1957-58 Schwartzkopf, Cal, 1958 Scofield, Bill, 1949 Scott, Ira, 1922 Scott, John, 1912-14 Seigle, Tom, 1964-65 Seiwald, Justin, 2016 Senter, Fred, 1905-06 Shafer, Aaron, 2006-08 Shanstrom, Raymond, 1910,12,14 Shellenberger, Mathias, 1917 Shogren, Steve, 1969 Simon, Jared, 2004-07 Simpson, Chase, 2014 Sisney, Kyle, 2008 Sloan, Brandon, 1998-00 Smarsh, Shawn, 2001-04 Smith, Jimmy, 1979-81 Smith, Josh, 2009-12 Smith, Lewis, 1904 Smith, Matt, 2006-08 Smith, Steve, 1988, 90-92 Smith, Toby, 1993 Snavely, Preston, 2017 Snyder, Dee, 1909-13 Solter, Albert, 1905-09 Solter, Arthur, 1902-07 Solter, George, 1905-10 Solter, Harry, 1911-12, 14 Solter, Jesse, 1915-16 Sonberg, Erik, 1981-83

Sorensen, Logan, 2001-04 Sorensen, Zach, 1996-98 Sossamon, Chance, 2009-11 Spear, Brian, 2005-06 Spring, Jim, 1981-83 Springer, Preston, 2010-11 Stahl, Walter, 1903-04 Stallbaumer, Jeremy, 1998 Stanberry, J.T., 1954 Standiford, Mark, 1985-88 Stanger, Jack, 1948 Steenstra, Kennie, 1990-92 Stelmack, Rick, 1970 Stenholm, Steve, 1969-70 Stephens, Ron, 1960-61 Stephens, Ryan, 2003-04 Stephenson, Jay, 1992-93 Stephenson, Phil, 1979-82 Steward, Steve, 1968-70 Stice, Jack, 1948 Stine, Jerry, 1995 Strada, Joe, 2001 Straham, Fred, 1966 Strathe, Jim, 1954-56 Straughn, Bob, 1968-69 Streck, Dean, 1949 Struppa, Tony, 1955-56 Stucky, Zach, 2011 Sublett, Damon, 2005-07 Sutphin, Dick, 1950 -TTaggart, Ernie, 1969 Tann, Brian, 1987 Tannahill, Don, 1991-92 Tarrh, Jamey, 1990 Taylor, Lewis, 1910 Taylor, Richie, 1992-95 Tetuan, John, 2000-02 Tewes, Sam, 2014, 2016 Theis, Phil, 1959 Thomas, Ben, 1995-97 Thomas, Jim, 1979-82 Thompkins, Gordon, 1903 Thompson, Dan, 1968-70 Thompson, Gary, 1952-53 Tibbetts, Bill, 1951 Tilma, Tim, 1961 Tilma, Tom, 1965-66 Tilma, Tommy, 1990-93

Tinkham, Ryan, 2015-16 Tolin, Tim, 1978-81 Tooley, Chester, 1922 Torrington, William, 1911 Touchatt, Kyle, 2004-07 Tracy, Terry, 1969 Traffas, Brandon, 1994 Troutman, Jeremy, 1998 Troutwine, Gunnar, 2015-17 Tyler, Cody, 2014, 2016-17 Tyler, Ron, 1965-66 -UUhlmansiek, Steve, 2003-04 Utter, Quincy, 1948-50 -VVan Eman, Lanny, 1959-60 Vickers, Trey, 2015-17 Vigare, Art, 1952-53 Vielock, Foster, 2011-14 Vining, Jim, 1964-65 Vinze, Quin, 2005 Vogl, Ray, 1956 Vogt, Cornelius, 1909 -WWaddell, Dave, 1978 Waddell, Kenny, 2003-06 Walcher, Allen, 1966-68 Walker, James, 1970 Walkup, Casey, 1997, 99-01 Walter, Randy, 2000-02 Walor, John, 1951-52 Watts, Ron, 1969 Webb, Marc, 1954-56 Weber, Tyler, 2005-08 Wedge, Eric, 1987-89 Weihe, David, 1955-58 Welch, Tanner, 1999-02 Wells, Mandel, 1923 Wentworth, Mike, 1986-89 Westfield, Derrick, 1986 Wetmore, O.Z., 1906 Wetta, Leo, 1948 Whalen, Matt, 2017 Wheeler, Darren, 1992-93 Wheeler, Lawrence, 1919 White, Jason, 1991-92

White, Jim, 1950-51 Whitt, Mike, 1966 Williams, Chase, 2015-16 Williams, Jamie, 1990 Williams, Jeff, 1988-90 Williams Jr., Kenny, 2008 Williams, Phil, 1966 Wilner, Eric, 1984-85 Wilson, Jerry, 1957-58 Wilson, Joey, 1988-89 Wimmer, Chris, 1990-92 Winslow, Bryant, 1988-90 Womack, Andy, 2007-08 Woods, Bruce, 1957-59 Woods, Doug, 1985-86 Woolf, George, 1957 Workman, Josh, 2006-08 Wright, Alvin, 1912 Wright, Brad, 1999-02 Wrona, Rick, 1983-85 Wyckoff, Travis, 1993-96 -YYarnell, Cliff, 1948 Yeager, Matt, 1978-79 Young, Randy, 1994-96 Young, Travis, 2016-17 -ZZimmerman, Parker, 2013-14

Players by Number #1 1978-81 Keith Jones 1982-83 Dave Lucas 1984-85 Eric Wilner 1986 Bill Jersey 1988-89 Pat Meares (#12) 1990-91 Billy Hall 1992-95 Richie Taylor 1996-99 Kevin Hooper 2000-02 Brian Burgamy 2003-06 Kenny Waddell 2007-08 Kyle Sisney 2010-12 Walker Davidson 2013-15 Tanner Dearman 2016-pres. Travis Young #2 1978-80 Mike Davis 1981-82 Pat Blasi 1983 Mark Nordyke 1984-86 Arnie Beyeler 1987 P.J. Forbes (#9) 1988-91 Mike Jones 1993 John Lewallen (#5) 1994-95 Mark Linden (Asst. Coach) 1996 Curtis Kempton (#13) 1996-01 Casey Walkup 2002-05 Nick McCoola 2006-10 Bret Bascue 2011-12 Tyler Coughenour 2013-16 Tanner Kirk 2017-pres. Alex Jackson #3 1978 1979-83

David Tuteral Phil Stephenson

1984-87 Tim Raley 1988-91 Jim Audley 1992-95 Jason Adams 1996-99 Brian Schoenhofer 2001-04 Mark Johnson 2005-07 D. Schermerhorn (#12) 2008-10 Logan Hoch 2011-12 Don Lambert 2013 Sean Moore 2014-16 Sam Tewes 2017 Sam Goodwin #4 1978 Scott Bready 1979 Bruce Haertl 1981-85 Kevin Penner 1986 Bret Bouher 1987-89 Mike Blankenberger 1990-93 Tony Mills 1994-96 Randy Young (#31) 1997-98 Zach Sorensen (#9) 1999-2000 Blake Blasi (#41) 2001-03 Thomas Evans 2004 Nick Adams 2005 Brian Hoy 2006-07 Noah Krol 2008-10 Tyler Fleming 2011-14 Cale Elam 2015 Jordan Farris 2016 Chase Williams (#30) 2017-pres. Jordan Boyer (#28) #5 1978 1979-82 1983 1985-86

Kevin Akenson Jim Thomas Dave McClure Jim Hepburn

1987-90 Mike Lansing 1991-92 John Lewallen (#2) 1993-2013 Jim Thomas (Asst. Coach) 2014 Zair Koeiman 2015-16 Keenan Eaton 2017-pres. Josh DeBacker (#35) #6 1978 Dave Howard (#27) 1979-81 Jimmy Smith 1982-85 Mark Grogan 1986-89 Mike McDonald 1990-91 Jose Ramos 1992-93 Darren Wheeler 1994-98 Casey Davis 1999-2002 Tanner Welch 2003-07 Noah Booth 2008-10 Remington Johnson 2011-12 Zach Stucky 2013-14 Cody Bobbit 2015-17 Willie Schwanke #7 1978-82 1983-84 1985-88 1989-90 1992-94 1996-99 2000 2001-04 2005-07 2008-09 2010 2012-13

Tim Tolin (GA, 1982) Victor Dunn Dan Raley Jay Haffley Travis Huenfeld Jeff Ryan Joey Blue (#17) Drew Moffitt Blake Hurlbutt Taylor Brown Nate Goro Conner Knight

2015-16 Mike Sirianni (Volunteer Asst. Coach) 2017-pres. Noah Croft (#33) #8 1978-80

Brent Kemnitz (GA,#24) 1981-84 Tim Gaskell 1985 Gregg Schiffelbein 1986-89 Jeff Bonacquista 1990-92 Chris Wimmer 1993-96 Jason Ficken 1998-2000 Koyie Hill 2001-02 Kent Becker 2003-06 Brandon Hall 2007-08 Dusty Coleman 2009 Josh Rosecrans 2010 Travis Bennett 2011 Dillon Kerans 2012-16 Mikel Mucha 2017-pres. Jacob Katzfey #9 1978 Bruce Alexander 1979 Frank Pena 1981-83 Jim Spring 1984-87 Kent Headley 1988-90 P.J. Forbes (#2) 1991-92 Todd Dreifort (#19) 1993-94 Travis Wyckoff (#32) 1996 Zach Sorensen (#4) 1997 Eric Hummel (#18) 2000-02 Justin Maureau 2003-05 Phil Napolitan 2006 Brian Spear (#36) 2007-08 Andy Dirks 2009-10 Will Baez

2011-13 2014-17

Josh Halbert Reagan Biechler

#10 1978-2013 Gene Stephenson (Head Coach) #11 1978-80 Matt Yeager (GA, 1980) 1981-83 Erik Sonberg 1984-87 Rich McIntyre 1988 Doug Ruff 1989-93 Tommy Tilma 1994-95 Rudy Sasina 1996-98 Sean Johnson 2000-02 Dustin Atkins 2003-04 Nick Blasi 2005 Tad Reida (#20) 2007-08 Kenny Williams Jr. 2009-10 Jordan Cooper 2011-14 Dayne Parker 2015 Michael Burns (#42) 2016 Taylor Sanagorski (#16) 2017 Ben Hecht #12 1978-82 Stan Brown 1983 Gary Nichols 1984 Bruce Morian 1985-88 Mark Standiford 1989 Gregg Miller (GA) 1990 Pat Meares (#1) 1991-94 Joey Jackson 1995-96 Jerry Stine 1997 Luke Beuerlein 1999-2002 Dustin Hawkins

2003-04 D. Schermerhorn (#3) 2005-08 Tyler Weber 2009-11 Tyler Grimes 2012 Billy Hall (Student Coach) 2013 Brandon Peterson 2014 Drew Palmer (#22) 2016-pres. Codi Heuer #13 1978-79 Larry Groves 1980 Jeff Grieb 1981 Matt Munford 1982 Tony Lask 1983 Luis Lopez 1985-87 Kevin Kelly 1989 Guy Goodman 1990-92 Scot McCloughan 1993-96 Adam McCollough 1997 Curtis Kempton (#2) 1998 Trip Humphrey (#30) 1999-2002 Justin McCarty 2003-06 Carlos Jackson 2007-10 Ryan Jones 2011-14 Kris Gardner 2015-16 Chase Rader 2017 Bryant Klusener #14 1978-81 Chuck Linhardt 1982-84 Jim Daniel 1985-86 Cliff Multcher 1987-89 Joey Wilson 1990-91 Kevin O’Leary 1992-93 Trent Babcock 1994-96 Braden Looper 1997 Tony Edwards 1998 Luke Robertson 2000-03 Reuben Kerbs 2004 A.J. Loyd (#21) 2005-07 Travis Banwart 2008-10 Ryan Engrav 2011-14 Foster Vielock 2015-pres. Gunnar Troutwine #15 1978-79 Mitch Denson 1980-82 Bryan Oelkers 1983 Jeff Richardson 1984-87 Shawn Pumphrey 1988-89 Bryant Winslow (#17) 1990-92 Doug Mirabelli 1993-95 Mike Drumright 1996-99 Brian Preston 2000-04 Kyle Banick 2005-07 Kyle Touchatt (#39) 2008-09 Cameron Maldonado 2010-13 Tobin Mateychick 2014 Mitch McIntyre 2015-16 Zach Reding 2017 Alex Forge’t #16 1978-81 Rob Burgess 1982 Joe Paatalo 1983 Ed Hut 1984-85 Shawn Land 1986-87 Mike Lindsten 1988-90 Jeff Williams 1991 David Chadd (GA) 1993 Kenny Smith 1995-98 Steve Foral 1999-2001 Dustin Bozarth 2002-05 Mathew Jakubov 2006 Kelly Quirk 2008-11 Grant Muncrief 2012-14 Casey Gillaspie 2015 Taylor Sanagorski 2016-pres. Keylan Killgore #17 1978-80

Terry Jolly (Asst. Coach) 1981-82 Rich Younger (GA) 1983-85 Rick Wrona 1986 Rich Barrett 1987-89 Craig Marshall 1990 Bryant Winslow (#15) 1992 Ryan Wedge 1993 Toby Smith 1994-95 Marty Duplechain 1996-98 Joey Blue (#7) 1999-2001 Ben Keiter 2003 Cody Clark 2004-05 Derek Roach 2006 Tony Pechek 2008-11 Justin Kemp 2012-14 Tyler Baker 2015-pres. Trey Vickers

Players by Number

#18 1978 David Waddell 1980-81 Joe Krisik 1982 Jeff Jennings 1983 Mark Kister 1984-86 Randy Johnson 1987 Brian Tann 1989-92 Charlie Giaudrone 1993 Alan Foster 1994 John Gulick 1996 Eric Hummel (#9) 1997-98 Ben Fogarty 2000 Josh Birmingham 2001-04 Tommy Hottovy 2005-07 Damon Sublett 2008-12 Kevin Hall 2013-15 Daniel Kihle 2016-pres. Alec Bohm

#19 1978-81 Terry Hayes 1982-85 Greg LaFever 1986-87 Greg Brummett (#21) 1989-90 Todd Dreifort (#9) 1991-94 Jaime Bluma 1995-96 T.J. Cheatham 1999-2001 Eric Absher 2002-03 Logan Sorensen (#34 & #29) 2004-07 Jared Simon 2008 Roberto Rios 2010-14 Aaron LaBrie 2015 Jeb Bargfeldt 2016-pres. Luke Ritter #20 1978-81 1982-83 1984-85 1986 1987-88 1990-94 1996-97 1998-99 2001-02 2004 2005-07 2008-10

Bob Bomerito Russ Morman Dan Juenke Derrick Westfield Joe Beitzinger Spike Anderson Jim Rough (Asst. Coach) Tim Hayes Ben Wilson Tad Reida (#11) Matt Brown Mitch Caster

#21 1978-81 Bruce Morrison 1982 Dan Greishaber 1983 Gary Cundiff 1984-85 Steve Mueller 1986-87 Rick Olivas 1988-89 Greg Brummett (#19) 1990-92 Kennie Steenstra 1994-98 Matt Dobson 1999 Jason Akin 2000-04 Bryan Erstad 2005 A.J. Loyd (#14) 2006-08 Matt Smith 2009-11 Chance Sossamon 2012-13 Taylor Doggett 2014-17 Brian Walker (Asst. Coach) #22 1978-79 Phil Cordova 1982 Charlie O’Brien 1983 Kurt Bradbury (GA,#23) 1984-86 Terry Elliot 1987-89 Eric Wedge 1990 Jamey Tarrh 1992-94 Shane Bryan 1996-99 Greg Drumright 2000-02 Randy Walter 2003-05 Joe Muich (#33) 2006-08 Josh Workman (#35) 2009-11 Chris O’Brien 2012 Aaron Rea 2013 Drew Palmer (#12) 2014-17 Todd Butler (Head Coach) #23 1978-81 Kurt Bradbury (#22) 1982-83 Jeff Brogan 1984-85 Kurt Bradbury (GA,#22) 1986 Gary Walker 1987 Brian Damman 1988-90 Mike Wentworth (SA) 1991-92 Jason White 1993-96 Casey Blake 1997-2000 Aaron Abram 2001-02 Don Rogers 2003-07 Danny Jackson 2008-09 Clint Maune

2010-11 Preston Springer 2012-14 A.J. Ladwig 2015-16 John Hayes 2017-pres. Tyler Jones (#41)

#24 1978 John Winters 1979-80 Smokey McCarthey 1981-16 Brent Kemnitz (Pitching Coach, #8) #25 1978-82 Don Heinkel 1983-86 Tom Julian 1987-90 Jeff Bluma 1991-92 Dan Tannahill 1993-96 Chris Bauer 1997-2000 Greg Bauer 2001 J.R. DiMercurio (#33) 2002-03 Trenton Henderson 2004-06 Kris Johnson 2007 Harrison Dreiling 2009-13 Johnny Coy 2014 Austin Gardner 2015 Isaac Anderson 2016-pres. Dayton Dugas #26 1979-82 Walt Hagerty 1984 Lyle Befort 1985 Bret Bouher 1986 Kelly Wade 1989 Phil Mendelson 1990-94 Carl Hall 1996-2000 Marc Neubauer 2001-03 David Sanders 2004-05 Quin Vinze 2006-08 Andy Womack 2009-12 Josh Smith 2013-14 Garrett Brummett 2015 Taylor Goshen 2016 Tyler Gibson 2017 Matt Whalen #27 1979 Dave Howard (#6) 1980 Don McGregor 1981 Ron Boss 1983 Tim Hubman 1985-88 Shane Durham 1989 Paul Cheatum 1990-94 Matt Klusener 1995-97 Ben Thomas 1998-99 Brian Diggs 2000-03 Mike Dennison 2004-06 Mike Stover (Vol. Asst. Coach) 2007-08 Tyson Fugett 2009 Dalton Banwart 2011-13 Zach Beringer 2014 Jerrik Sigg 2015-16 Ryan Tinkham 2017-pres. Alex Segal #28 1980-84 Frank Schulte 1985 Butch Ross 1986 Kyle Kuykendall 1989-91 Tyler Green 1992-93 Joel Bradberry 1995-99 Jason Krafft 2000-02 Ryan Owen 2004-05 Adam Bengtson 2010-14 Garrett Bayliff 2015-16 Jordan Boyer 2017-pres. Preston Snavely #29 1979 Darrel Martin 1981 Chico Martin 1982 Jeff Mann 1983-84 Greg Korbe (GA) 1985-88 David Haas 1989-91 Darrin Paxton 1992-94 Jason Jordan 1996-98 Matt Patrick (#42) 1999-2000 Dillon Calvert 2001-03 Matt Patrick (Vol. Asst. Coach) 2004 Logan Sorensen (#34 & #19) 2005-08 Rob Musgrave 2009-10 Cobey Guy 2011-12 Mitch Mormann 2014 Austin Bright 2015 Sam Hilliard 2016 Justin Seiwald 2017 Tommy Barnhouse

#30 1979-81 Joe Carter 1982 Tom Smith 1983 Fred Carter 1984 Lonnie Pegg 1985-86 Doug Woods 1987 Anthony Carnevale 1989-91 Brian Buzard 1992-93 Jay Stephenson 1994 Chris Anderson 1997 Trip Humphrey (#13) 1998-2002 Brad Wright 2003-05 Brandon Ast 2007-09 Jerod Goodale (Vol. Asst. Coach) 2010 Brandon Hall (Vol. Asst. Coach) 2011 Jeff Christy (Vol. Asst. Coach) 2012 Brandon Hall (Vol. Asst. Coach) 2014 Wes Phillips 2015 Chase Williams (#4) 2016-pres. Greyson Jenista #31 1982-84 Anthony Carter 1985-87 Mike Wentworth 1988-92 Steve Smith 1993 Randy Young (#4) 1994-97 Nathan Reese 1998 Jeremy Troutman 1999 Gary Adair 2001-04 Brandon Green 2005 John Maier (#38) 2006-10 Clint McKeever 2011-15 Bob Arens 2016-pres. Connor Lungwitz #32 1982-84 1985-92

Loren Hibbs Loren Hibbs (Asst. Coach) 1993 Tom Buchanan (Asst. Coach) 1995-96 Travis Wyckoff (#9) 1997-2000 Tymber Lee 2001-04 Shawn Smarsh 2005-09 Max Hutson 2010-14 Micah Green 2015 Bradley Kinsey 2016-17 Zach Lewis #33 1981 Kent Stonestreet 1982 Dennis Overacker 1983 Steve Figaro 1984 Scot Brown 1985 Darryl Knight 1986-90 Pat Cedeno (SA,1990) 1991-94 John Bacon 1996-99 Marc Bluma 2001 Joe Strada 2002 Joe Muich (#22) 2003-05 J.R. DiMercurio (#25) 2006-10 Cody Lassley 2011-13 Albert Minnis 2014-15 Brandon Kimbrel 2016 Noah Croft 2017 Mike Steele (Pitching Coach) #34 1982-85 Ken Greenwood 1986-89 Jim Newlin 1990 Jaime Williams 1991-94 Shane Dennis 1995-97 John Adams 1998-2000 Jeremy Stallbaumer 2001 Logan Sorensen (#19) 2002-04 Steve Uhlmansiek 2005 Ryan Stephens (#35) 2006-08 Conor Gillaspie 2009-10 Taylor Gilmore 2011-12 Drew Rainey 2013-14 Jon Coyne (Volunteer Asst. Coach) 2015-pres. Chandler Sanburn #35 1982-84 Troy Howerton 1985-87 Barry Lunnon 1988-91 Morgan LeClair 1992-96 Mike Brandley 1997-2000 Pat Magness 2002-04 Ryan Stephens (#34) 2005 Josh Workman (#22) 2006-08 Anthony Capra 2009-11 Brian Flynn

2012 Kyle Bouman 2013-14 Parker Zimmerman 2015-16 Josh DeBacker 2017-pres. Adam Keller

#36 1986 Mark Behny 1987-89 Scott Martin 1990-92 Matt Criss 1993-95 Jason Bichelmeyer 1997 Brian Garvey 1999-2000 Andy Schreiber 2001-02 Steve Haines 2003 Sergio Roman 2005 Brian Spear (#9) 2007-11 Tim Kelley 2012 Sam Hall 2013-14 Joe Haddox 2015 Matt Whalen 2016 Gabe Constantine 2017 Codey McElory (Volunteer Asst. Coach) #37 1991-93 2014

Darren Dreifort TJ Looney

#38 1990-91 Brian Morrow 1994 Brandon Traffas 1995 Mike Evans 1997-2001 Erich Bryan 2002-03 Ryan Bell 2004 John Maier (#31) 2005-08 Tyler Hill 2009 Andrew Letourneau 2010-14 Erik Harbutz 2015 Travis Young (#1) 2016-pres. Robby Evans #39 1990 Rodney Escobar 1991 Chad Bontrager 1992-94 Nate Davis 1996-99 Nate Robertson 2002 Paul Miller 2004 Kyle Touchatt (#15) 2014-pres. Cody Tyler #40 1990 Matt Arst 1992 Eric Petzoldt 1993 Brent Minnik 1997-2000 Brandon Sloan 2002-06 Jereme Foster 2007 Ronnie Morales 2010-13 TJ McGreevy 2014-15 Ray Ashford 2016-pres. Clayton McGinness #41 1990 Phil Tilson 1993-96 Brandon Baird 1997 Jeremy Laub 1998 Blake Blasi (#4) 1999-2002 Adam Peterson 2003-05 Mike Pelfrey 2006-08 Aaron Shafer 2009-11 Charlie Lowell 2012 Tucker Chadd 2013-14 Chase Simpson 2015-16 Tyler Jones #42 1990-91 Gregg Miller (Asst. Coach) 1992 Jim Nietopski (GA) 1994 Matt Patrick (#29) 1995-96 Tony Edwards 1997-99 Ben Christensen 2000-02 John Tetuan 2003 Kyle Hodges 2004-08 Khol Nanney 2009 Mike Williams 2010-12 Ryan Hege 2013 Austin Sanders 2014 Michael Burns 2015-16 Bret Fehr 2017-pres. Joe Dittmar #43 2017

Landon Holifield

#47 2017

Nathan Hawkins

* Since 1978

Wichita State Coaching Records

Coach.............................................................Tenure Gene Stephenson........................................... 1978-2013 Todd Butler...................................................2014-present Verlyn Anderson............................................. 1965-70 Ray Morrison.................................................... 1957-60 Willis Bates....................................................... 1906-08, 1914 Roy K. Thomas................................................. 1909-12 Dick Miller.......................................................... 1952-53, 1961 A.F. Holste......................................................... 1905 Ken Gunning..................................................... 1949-51 C.P. Clark............................................................ 1902 Student coaches............................................. 1903 Walter P. Frantz............................................... 1904 Forrest Jensen.................................................. 1954-55 Lanny Van Eman............................................. 1964 Harry Hess........................................................ 1899-1901 Lyle Sturdy........................................................ 1948 Jerry Bupp......................................................... 1956 Harry Buck........................................................ 1915-16 Lamar Hoover.................................................. 1917-19, 1922-23 E. Van Long....................................................... 1913 Norvell Neve..................................................... 1951 Bob Carlson...................................................... 1951

Years 36 4 6 4 4 4 3 1 2 1/3 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 5 1 1/3 1/3

W 1,768 106 67 54 37 23 13 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 4 4 3 3 2 2 1

L T Pct. 673 3 .724 128 .453 71 1 .486 44 .551 26 .587 19 1 .548 26 .333 6 2 .600 25 .265 4 .667 6 .643 2 .800 18 .308 10 .444 5 .583 4 .500 13 .235 9 1 .250 2 .600 12 .143 3 .400 4 .200

Totals.............................................................1899-2017

2,152 1,110 8 .659

Year-By-Year Scores 1899 (0-1) WSU Opp Southwestern L W Coach: Harry Hess 1900 Results Not Available Coach: Harry Hess 1901 (7-4) WSU Opp Southwestern 1 4 College of Emporia 9 12 Chilocco Indian School 14 2 Wichita Shamrocks 17 9 Washburn 4 2 Wichita High School W L Enid Browns (11 inn.) 3 2 Hennessey 4 13 Enid Browns (10 inn.) 4 9 Wichita Business College 9 7 Wichita Business College 9 8 Coach: Harry Hess 1902 (8-4) WSU Opp Southwestern 4 6 College of Emporia 9 3 Wichita High School 15 3 Emporia State 1 4 Emporia State 5 17 Sterling 7 5 Southwestern 2 1 Sterling 4 3 Wichita High School 14 8 Friends 1 0 Friends 0 5 Friends 6 4 Coach: C.P. Clark 1903 (8-6) WSU Opp Wichita Business College 1 7 Southwestern (15 inn.) 0 1 Sterling 14 3 NW Oklahoma L W NW Oklahoma (11 inn.) W L NW Oklahoma 1 6 NW Oklahoma 3 2 Southwestern 5 3 College of Emporia (11 inn.) 1 2 College of Emporia 10 4 Emporia State 3 12 Emporia State 6 3 Bethany 1 0 Friends 3 2 Coach: student coaches 1904 (8-2) WSU Opp Sterling 28 8 Bethany 0 4 Sterling 15 7 Southwestern 12 3 Washburn 12 3 Washburn 12 7 Emporia State 3 10

College of Emporia 10 NW Oklahoma 5 NW Oklahoma 8 Coach: Walter P. Frantz

0 0 7

1905 (9-6-2) WSU Opp Southwestern 16 9 Sterling 12 4 Sterling 14 7 Wichita Jobber Colts 2 4 Wichita Jobber Colts L W Southwestern 6 5 Southwestern 3 3 Sterling 8 3 Emporia State 1 2 Emporia State 6 8 Emporia State 4 8 Baker 4 3 Baker 5 8 Colorado 1 1 Bethany 4 1 Friends 2 0 Friends 3 1 Coach: A.F. Holste 1906 (9-6) WSU Opp Friends 9 1 at Arkansas 7 6 at Arkansas 4 8 Missouri-Rolla 12 3 Missouri-Rolla 11 9 Emporia State 4 2 Emporia State 5 6 Emporia State 4 8 Kansas State 3 4 Baker 2 6 Ottawa 4 1 Friends 20 0 Central State (Okla.) 3 4 Washburn 4 3 Baker 3 0 Coach: Willis Bates 1907 (8-9) WSU Opp Wichita Jobbers’ Colts 1 8 at Arkansas 2 3 at Arkansas 1 3 Drury 7 1 Drury 9 6 Wichita Jobbers’ Colts 2 16 Drury 11 4 Drury 1 3 McPherson 21 2 Bethany 2 1 Fort Riley 4 1 Kansas Wesleyan 5 6 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 1 2 Kansas State 1 10 McPherson 19 0 Southwestern 2 0 Southwestern 4 5 Coach: Willis Bates

1908 (8-4) WSU Opp Wichita Jobbers’ Colts 12 4 Southwestern 8 4 Chilocco Indian School 6 1 Wichita Jobbers’ Colts 0 16 Emporia State 11 5 Emporia State 6 0 Wichita High School 4 3 at Arkansas 0 1 at Arkansas 3 2 at Arkansas 0 3 College of Emporia 7 3 Southwestern 1 4 Coach: Willis Bates 1909 (4-5) WSU Opp Emporia State 12 3 Sterling 20 2 Emporia State 5 9 Kansas State 2 11 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 0 13 Fort Riley 4 9 Baker 2 9 College of Emporia 16 5 Baker 9 2 Coach: faculty coaches 1910 (0-6) WSU Opp NW Oklahoma 0 20 NW Oklahoma 2 22 Chilocco Indian School 4 13 Southwestern 1 16 Enid Browns 0 2 Enid Browns 1 7 Coach: Roy K. Thomas 1911 (7-5) WSU Opp Kan. Wesleyan (10 inn.) 5 6 Emporia State 7 2 Emporia State 1 5 College of Emporia 11 2 Southwestern 10 2 Sterling 27 2 Kansas Wesleyan 4 1 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 5 6 Kansas State 3 11 Sterling 11 2 College of Emporia 8 1 Kansas State 5 7 Coach: Roy K. Thomas 1912 (12-3-1) WSU Opp Bethany 1 11 Bethany 12 1 Kansas Wesleyan 6 4 Sterling 23 4 Sterling 9 6 Kansas Wesleyan 4 2 Wichita Jobber Colts 0 7 NW Oklahoma 21 2 Emporia St. (10 inn.) 3 2 College of Emporia 5 0

Ottawa 9 7 Ottawa 9 2 Kansas State 4 3 Southwestern 2 2 College of Emporia 10 0 Southwestern 2 5 Coach: Roy K. Thomas 1913 (2-12) WSU Opp NW Oklahoma 0 5 NW Oklahoma 7 25 Chilocco Indian School 6 9 at Arkansas L W at Arkansas L W Drury L W Ottawa 8 4 Friends 1 11 Chilocco Indian School 3 5 Ottawa 2 5 Baker 8 9 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 0 7 Chilocco Indian School 5 6 Baker 12 5 Coach: E. Van Long 1914 (12-7) WSU Opp Wichita Jobbers’ Colts 12 4 Chilocco Indian School 7 8 Oklahoma A&M 5 4 at Arkansas 9 11 Drury 1 4 Missouri 10 6 Ottawa 7 5 Chilocco Indian Sch. (10 inn.) 9 8 Southwestern 7 8 College of Emporia 5 0 Emporia State 5 4 College of Emporia 7 6 Ottawa 4 2 Baker 7 4 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 2 1 Emporia State 0 1 Baker 4 5 Southwestern 3 4 Chilocco Indian School 3 2 Coach: Willis Bates 1915 (1-5-1) Results Not Available Coach: Harry Buck 1916 (2-4) WSU Opp Southwestern 2 1 Friends 0 8 Bethel 4 9 Friends 2 6 Southwestern 1 9 St. John’s (Kan.) 4 3 Coach: Harry Buck

1917 (1-2) WSU Opp Bethel 9 8 Southwestern 2 3 Friends 1 2 Coach: Lamar Hoover 1918 (1-0) WSU Opp Friends 9 4 Coach: Lamar Hoover 1919 (1-0) WSU Opp Wichita High School 2 1 Coach: Lamar Hoover 1922 Results Not Available Coach: Lamar Hoover 1923 Results Not Available Coach: Lamar Hoover 1948 (4-4) WSU Opp at Kansas Wesleyan 8 3 Oklahoma A&M 6 11 Southwestern 8 3 at Southwestern 4 7 Tulsa 20 12 at Oklahoma A&M 3 24 at Tulsa 3 9 Kansas Wesleyan 11 10 Coach: Lyle Sturdy 1949 (4-9, 0-5) WSU Opp Emporia State 5 4 at Kansas State 1 11 at Kan. Wesleyan (10 inn.) 2 1 at Oklahoma A&M* 2 14 at Oklahoma A&M* 5 23 Phillips 8 13 at Phillips 2 6 at Tulsa* 8 9 Oklahoma A&M* 1 14 Tulsa* 6 9 Southwestern 7 6 at Emporia State 9 10 at Southwestern 5 4 Coach: Ken Gunning *MVC Games 1950 (4-14, 1-5) WSU Opp Emporia State (10 inn.) 12 15 at Oklahoma Baptist 2 5 at Oklahoma Baptist 0 3 at SW Oklahoma 1 5 at Tulsa* 9 13 at Tulsa* 0 13 at Emporia State 3 4 Oklahoma A&M* 5 6 Oklahoma A&M* 0 9 Southwestern 8 3 at Phillips 5 7

Year-By-Year Scores at Phillips at Oklahoma A&M* at Tulsa* Phillips Phillips at Nebraska at Nebraska Coach: Ken Gunning *MVC Games

3 6 12 24 9 6 5 8 3 2 5 8 13 12

1951 (4-9, 1-5) WSU Opp at Southwestern 12 8 Nebraska 7 19 Nebraska 8 12 Tulsa* 5 6 Tulsa* 1 11 at Omaha (10 inn.) 12 4 at Nebraska 3 6 at Nebraska 2 4 Southwestern 8 3 Houston* 0 5 Houston* 4 21 at Oklahoma A&M* 4 21 at Oklahoma A&M* 9 4 Coaches: Ken Gunning, Bob Carlson, Norvell Neve *MVC Games 1952 (3-10, 0-6) WSU Opp at McPherson (10 inn.) 6 7 Friends 15 9 Kansas 5 6 at Kansas State 1 10 at Kansas State 0 3 at Tulsa* 3 11 at Tulsa* 4 10 McPherson 6 0 Friends 2 1 at Oklahoma A&M* 2 13 at Oklahoma A&M* 2 11 at Houston* 0 6 at Houston* 0 11 Coach: Dick Miller *MVC Games 1953 (1-9, 0-6) WSU Opp at Oklahoma A&M* 0 24 at Oklahoma A&M* 1 12 at Houston* 3 10 at Houston* 4 9 at Kansas 0 13 at Kansas State 7 16 Tulsa* 7 8 Tulsa* 3 7 McPherson 6 5 McPherson 4 5 Coach: Dick Miller *MVC Games 1954 (4-9, 2-7) WSU Opp Kansas State 1 3 Kansas State 6 3 McPherson 4 5 at Tulsa* 9 20 at Tulsa* 11 14 at Tulsa* 5 4 Houston* 1 19 Houston* 2 1 Houston* 2 20 at McPherson 8 2 Oklahoma A&M* 1 7 Oklahoma A&M* 3 7 Oklahoma A&M* 5 14 Coach: Forrest Jensen * MVC Games 1955 (4-9, 3-6) WSU Opp at Kansas 2 6 at Kansas State 3 4 at Houston* 5 11 at Houston* 2 1 at Houston* 0 5 Oklahoma City 1 4 Oklahoma City 7 6 Tulsa* 10 5 Tulsa* 14 2 Tulsa* 6 13 at Oklahoma A&M* 1 23 at Oklahoma A&M* 2 34 at Oklahoma A&M* 2 19 Coach: Forrest Jensen *MVC Games

1956 (4-13, 1-8) Kansas State Kansas State at Friends at Phillips at Phillips Kansas Kansas Houston* Houston* Houston* at Tulsa* at Tulsa* at Tulsa* Oklahoma A&M* Oklahoma A&M* Oklahoma A&M* Friends Coach: Jerry Bupp *MVC Games

WSU Opp 9 5 4 12 7 5 8 10 6 13 0 12 2 7 7 5 1 10 1 11 8 13 3 28 13 14 3 11 1 10 1 14 10 0

1957 (7-12, 2-7) WSU Opp Friends 6 0 at NW Oklahoma 3 4 at NW Oklahoma 2 4 NW Oklahoma 2 7 Phillips 2 0 Phillips 0 2 Emporia State 1 0 Emporia Sate 6 1 Friends 9 3 at Houston* 0 6 at Houston* 0 1 at Houston* 2 1 at Oklahoma A&M* 9 12 at Oklahoma A&M* 2 8 at Oklahoma A&M* 0 7 Tulsa* 2 6 Tulsa* 5 4 Tulsa* (10 inn.) 1 3 Kansas 1 10 Coach: Ray Morrison *MVC Games 1958 (17-8, 2-4) WSU Opp at NW Oklahoma 6 0 at Phillips 2 4 at Phillips 3 6 at Oklahoma City 14 3 at Oklahoma City 3 1 at Oklahoma City 9 3 at Arkansas 6 7 at Arkansas 12 7 NW Oklahoma 6 5 NW Oklahoma (11 inn.) 7 6 Friends 12 1 at Emporia State 3 2 at Emporia State 6 2 Schilling AFB 9 1 Schilling AFB 18 6 Schilling AFB 9 2 at Kansas 5 3 at Tulsa* 7 9 at Tulsa* 8 2 at Tulsa* 2 3 Phillips 12 2 Phillips 1 10 Houston* 0 5 Houston* 0 1 Houston* 4 3 Coach: Ray Morrison *MVC Games 1959 (15-12, 2-4) WSU Opp at Arkansas 8 2 at Sam Houston 3 12 at Sam Houston 3 7 at Texas Lutheran 6 2 at Texas Lutheran 10 6 at St. Mary’s (Texas) 8 4 at St. Mary’s (Texas) 6 7 at Brooke Med. Cent (10 inn.) 3 4 at Trinity College 12 2 Arkansas 3 4 Arkansas 12 5 NW Oklahoma 6 1 NW Oklahoma 7 1 Emporia State 2 4 Emporia State 3 5 Oklahoma City 11 1 Oklahoma City 10 0 at Washburn 3 0 at Washburn 2 3 Tulsa* (10 inn.) 4 3 Tulsa* 4 6 Tulsa* (12 inn.) 11 12 Friends 5 0 at Houston* 1 5 at Houston* 2 4

at Houston* 5 2 Phillips 6 3 Coach: Ray Morrison *MVC Games 1960 (15-12, 3-2) WSU Opp at NW Oklahoma 9 5 at NW Oklahoma 7 19 at Arkansas 6 7 at Arkansas 5 9 Phillips 4 2 NW Oklahoma 10 9 at Phillips 11 7 at Brooke Med. Center 5 6 at Texas Lutheran 5 4 at Texas Lutheran 14 6 at St. Mary’s (Texas) 5 2 at St. Mary’s (Texas) 2 11 at Trinity College 4 9 at Trinity College 5 6 at Brooke Med. Center 6 15 at Washburn 19 4 at Emporia State 4 9 at College of Emporia 8 0 College of Emporia 3 7 Friends 9 1 Emporia State 9 3 Friends 14 5 Tulsa* 5 1 Tulsa* 7 3 Houston* 1 3 Houston* 12 5 Houston* 3 5 Coach: Ray Morrison *MVC Games 1961 (9-7, 0-3) WSU Opp at Phillips 1 12 at Phillips 2 7 College of Emporia 4 1 College of Emporia 6 3 at Oklahoma City 5 4 at Oklahoma City 8 9 Arkansas 7 2 Arkansas 5 4 Emporia State 2 1 Tulsa* 7 11 Tulsa* (12 inn.) 8 9 Tulsa* 1 4 Oklahoma City 2 3 Oklahoma City 2 1 College of Emporia 7 3 Emporia State 5 2 Coach: Dick Miller *MVC Games 1964 (8-10, 0-4) WSU Opp Sterling 0 3 at Tulsa* L W at Tulsa* L W Kearney State 6 4 Kearney State 11 10 Parsons College (Iowa) 1 6 Parsons College (Iowa) 2 1 Parsons College (Iowa) 2 7 Oklahoma City 6 5 Oklahoma City 10 0 Washburn 2 9 Washburn 2 5 Bethany 1 0 Bethany 7 5 Friends 2 1 Tulsa* 3 8 Tulsa* 0 6 Drake+ 7 8 Coach: Lanny Van Eman *MVC Games +MVC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) 1965 (7-13, 4-5) WSU Opp at Sterling 4 3 at Sterling 0 3 Arkansas 0 3 Arkansas 2 0 Omaha 5 1 Omaha 0 1 Friends 2 3 at St. Louis* 6 5 at St. Louis* 5 9 at St. Louis* 0 3 at Parsons College (Iowa) 1 4 at Parsons College (Iowa) 2 5 at St. Louis* 6 5 at St. Louis* 5 9 at St. Louis* 0 3 at Parsons College (Iowa) 1 4 at Parsons College (Iowa) 2 5 Drake* 7 6

Drake* 6 3 Drake* 1 4 Tulsa* 1 6 Tulsa* 0 1 Tulsa* 3 2 Washburn 1 5 Washburn 2 11 Coach: Verlyn Anderson *MVC Games 1966 (10-8-1, 4-2) WSU Opp Sterling 6 4 Sterling 13 5 Nebraska 2 4 at Phillips# 1 0 Omaha# 3 5 at Phillips# 0 3 NE State (Okla.)# 2 2 Friends 4 0 Friends 1 0 Washburn 1 5 at Fort Hays 6 2 at Drake* (11 inn.) 4 5 at Drake* 8 2 at Drake* 11 9 at Tulsa* 3 2 at Tulsa* 7 5 at Tulsa * 0 5 at St. Louis+ 0 7 at St. Louis+ 4 7 Coach: Verlyn Anderson *MVC Games #Phillips Tournament (Enid, Okla.) +MVC Playoff 1967 (11-13, 2-4) WSU Opp Friends 8 2 Friends 14 2 at Phillips# 1 3 SE Oklahoma # 4 3 Kansas Wesleyan 1 2 Kansas Wesleyan 2 0 at Washburn 2 3 at Washburn 4 6 Emporia State 8 7 Emporia State 8 11 at Hastings 11 1 at Hastings 1 3 at Omaha 1 5 at Omaha 3 9 at Sterling 7 5 at Sterling 6 7 St. Louis* 9 8 St. Louis* 1 2 St. Louis* 0 2 at Kansas Wesleyan 3 1 Arkansas 6 3 Tulsa* 2 0 Tulsa* 3 5 Tulsa* 0 11 Coach: Verlyn Anderson #Phillips Tournament (Enid, Okla.) *MVC Games 1968 (16-8, 4-3) WSU Opp Friends 10 3 Friends 6 3 Hastings 3 1 Hastings 2 3 Washburn# 1 0 at Kansas Wesleyan# 0 1 Fort Hays# (10 inn.) 1 0 Washburn# 3 4 Parsons College (Iowa) 0 13 at Emporia State 13 2 at Emporia State 6 5 Emporia State 1 0 Emporia State 1 0 Fort Hays 6 0 Fort Hays 1 0 Sterling 2 5 Sterling 11 1 at St. Louis* 4 3 at St. Louis* 2 6 St. Louis* 8 6 at Drake* 1 2 at Drake* 12 5 at Drake* 5 4 at Tulsa* 1 5 Coach: Verlyn Anderson #Kan. Wesleyan Tourn. (Salina, Kan.) *MVC Games

81 1969 (17-12, 6-3) WSU Opp at Emporia State 0 10 at Emporia State 2 4 Emporia State 0 4 Emporia State 6 3 Parsons College (Iowa) 0 13 Washburn# 0 3 at Kansas Wesleyan# 0 3 at Kansas Wesleyan# 0 2 Fort Hays# 8 9 Friends 5 0 Friends 5 2 at Fort Hays (8 inn.) 5 4 at Fort Hays (9 inn.) 5 4 Tulsa* 7 0 Tulsa* 1 5 Tulsa* 0 3 at Sterling 4 2 at Sterling 0 1 St. Louis* 5 4 St. Louis* 7 3 St. Louis* 4 3 Sterling 2 1 Sterling 1 0 Kansas Wesleyan 5 4 Kansas Wesleyan 2 1 Drake* 10 6 Drake* 2 5 Drake* 10 3 McConnell AFB 11 0 Coach: Verlyn Anderson #Kan. Wesleyan Tourn. (Salina, Kan.) *MVC games 1970 (6-17, 3-5) WSU Opp Fort Hays 7 6 Fort Hays 2 8 Bethany 13 5 Bethany 6 3 Creighton 0 3 Creighton 4 5 Creighton 8 10 Omaha 1 3 Omaha 0 7 at Emporia State 0 3 at Emporia State 2 5 at St. Louis* 6 11 at St. Louis* 5 7 at St. Louis* 9 8 at Oklahoma 2 8 at Oklahoma 1 3 at Tulsa* 2 15 at Tulsa* 0 10 at Tulsa* 0 2 Kansas Wesleyan 3 4 Kansas Wesleyan 2 5 Drake* 8 5 Drake* 5 3 Coach: John Sabus *MVC Games

82 1978 (43-30-1) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/12 Emporia State+ (DH) 2 4 Emporia State+ 4 4 3/13 at Texas Wesleyan (DH) 2 4 at Texas Wesleyan 2 14 3/14 at Dallas (DH) 7 4 at Dallas 7 4 3/15 at North Texas State 4 2 3/16 at Hardin-Simmons (DH) 6 9 at Hardin-Simmons 4 10 3/17 at Abilene Christian (DH) 18 2 at Abilene Christian 11 4 3/20 at Texas Tech (DH) 14 2 at Texas Tech 9 8 3/21 at Texas Tech (DH) 3 8 at Texas Tech 5 7 3/22 at Texas Tech (DH) 6 7 at Texas Tech 5 8 3/27 Iowa State (DH) 4 3 Iowa State 8 5 3/28 Missouri Western (DH) 11 10 Missouri Western 8 6 3/30 Kansas Newman 17 2 3/31 at SW Oklahoma (DH) 25 5 at SW Oklahoma 19 6 4/1 at Oklahoma State (DH) 3 12 at Oklahoma State 6 11 4/2 Kansas Wesleyan (DH) 17 2 Kansas Wesleyan (DH) 4 3 4/4 Kansas State (DH) 2 7 Kansas State 3 5 4/5 Friends (DH) 9 8 Friends 14 1 4/7 Creighton 7 15 4/8 Creighton (DH) 14 2 Creighton 3 14 4/9 at Missouri (DH) 1 9 at Missouri 1 6 4/11 at Kansas State (DH) 10 5 at Kansas State 16 6 4/12 Kansas Newman 15 5 4/14 Fort Hays (DH) 6 9 Fort Hays 19 1 4/15 Oklahoma City (DH) 0 4 Oklahoma City 6 2 4/16 Oklahoma City (DH) 10 9 Oklahoma City 2 8 4/18 Kansas Newman 11 0 4/19 Phillips (DH) 7 9 Phillips 7 1 4/21 at Oklahoma City (DH) 1 6 at Oklahoma City 4 2 4/22 at Tulsa 3 4 4/23 at Tulsa 5 10 4/24 at Tulsa 9 19 4/24 at Phillips 13 15 4/24 at Phillips 9 6 4/26 Fort Hays (DH) 15 4 Fort Hays 14 4 4/28 SW Oklahoma (DH) 10 0 SW Oklahoma 12 1 4/29 Tulsa (L-D) (DH) 9 8 Tulsa (L-D) 7 10 4/30 Tulsa (L-D) 6 8 5/2 Central State (Okla.) (DH) 5 0 Central State (Okla.) 4 3 5/5 Oklahoma State (DH) 3 2 Oklahoma State 7 5 5/10 Kansas Wesleyan 9 1 Kansas Wesleyan 21 1 Valley Tournament Tulsa# 7 9 Bradley# 14 11 Indiana State# 9 8 Tulsa# 3 2 Southern Illinois# 8 10 Coach: Gene Stephenson +Fort Worth, Texas; *Valley Games; #Omaha, Neb. 1979 (65-15, 10-2) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/6 Friends (DH) 13 0 Friends 10 3 3/7 Bethany (DH) 10 0 Bethany 15 0 3/8 Tabor (DH) 21 2 Tabor 16 3 3/10 at New Mexico State* 21 3 3/11 at New Mexico State* 17 5 3/11 Denver+ 5 0 3/12 at UTEP (DH) 8 9 at UTEP 10 3 3/13 at UTEP (DH) 10 5 at UTEP 7 4

Year-By-Year Scores 3/15 Gonzaga! 7 8 Gonzaga! 7 5 3/16 Kearney State! 7 12 3/16 at UNLV 11 12 3/17 Kearney State! 11 12 3/18 at UNLV 12 9 3/21 Illinois 7 1 3/22 Illinois 8 6 3/23 Dana 19 1 3/24 Illinois (DH) 8 1 Illinois 13 0 3/25 Kearney State (DH) 10 3 Kearney State 18 0 3/26 Texas Tech 11 6 3/27 Texas Tech (DH) 6 5 Texas Tech 8 11 3/28 Texas Tech (DH) 6 5 Texas Tech 7 6 3/30 Gustavus-Adolphus (DH) 7 0 Gustavus-Adolphus 11 2 3/31 Creighton (DH) 4 5 Creighton 9 1 4/5 Iowa State (DH) 12 2 Iowa State 8 6 4/6 at Tulsa* 5 6 4/7 at Tulsa* (DH) 16 3 at Tulsa* 16 5 4/8 Augustana 16 0 Augustana 13 1 4/9 So. California (L-D) 1 13 4/14 New Mexico State* (DH) 8 1 New Mexico State* 15 5 4/15 New Mexico State* (DH) 5 6 New Mexico State* 8 6 4/16 at Emporia State (DH) 4 1 at Emporia State 13 2 4/19 Fort Hays (DH) 6 2 Fort Hays 10 0 4/20 Tulsa* 9 0 4/21 Tulsa* (DH) 15 5 Tulsa* 18 4 4/22 Missouri Western (DH) 5 3 Missouri Western 13 10 4/25 NE Missouri (DH) 17 1 NE Missouri 4 2 4/26 Kansas Newman (DH) 13 1 Kansas Newman 8 1 4/27 John Brown (DH) 9 2 John Brown 3 2 4/28 at Oklahoma City (DH) 7 4 at Oklahoma City 2 3 4/29 Washburn (DH) 14 2 Washburn 19 6 5/2 Emporia State (DH) 9 2 Emporia State 10 3 5/4 Arkansas (L-D) (DH) 7 6 Arkansas (L-D) 5 4 5/5 Oklahoma City (DH) 19 2 Oklahoma City 15 10 5/6 Oklahoma City (DH) 19 16 5/12 Oklahoma State (DH) 2 3 Oklahoma State 13 5 5/13 at Oklahoma State (DH) 2 7 at Oklahoma State 4 5 Valley Tournament 5/18 Tulsa (L-D)# 4 7 5/19 Bradley (L-D)# 20 6 5/20 Southern Illinois (L-D)# 3 18 Coach: Gene Stephenson *Valley Games; +Las Cruces, N.M.; ! Las Vegas, Nev.; # Wichita, Kan. 1980 (53-12-1, 7-1) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/6 at Hawaii-Hilo (DH) 8 2 at Hawaii-Hilo 13 6 3/7 at Hawaii-Hilo 10 2 3/8 at Hawaii-Hilo 5 5 3/10 Murray State+ (10 inn.) 4 5 3/10 at Hawaii 6 2 3/12 at Hawaii (DH) 6 1 at Hawaii 9 8 3/13 at Hawaii 3 7 3/15 Wyoming! (DH) 17 0 Wyoming! 17 8 3/16 at UNLV 2 5 3/20 at Phillips 13 1 3/22 Minnesota-Morris (DH) 12 0 Minnesota-Morris 12 3 3/31 Augustana (DH) 28 4 Augustana 25 1 4/1 Augustana (DH) 17 2 Augustana 16 4 4/3 Illinois (DH) 8 5 Illinois 7 6 4/4 Illinois (DH) 12 8

Illinois 1 7 4/5 Illinois (DH) 15 1 Illinois 7 12 4/7 Hawaii(L-D) 1 9 4/8 Hawaii(L-D) 6 12 4/11 New Mexico State* (DH) 17 1 New Mexico State* 10 5 4/12 New Mexico State* (DH) 6 0 New Mexico State* 7 6 4/13 NE Missouri (DH) 11 0 NE Missouri 23 6 4/17 UNLV (L-D) 5 14 4/18 UNLV (DH) 5 3 UNLV 10 6 4/19 UNLV 9 14 4/20 Tulsa* (DH) 13 10 Tulsa* 12 6 4/23 Benedictine (DH) 18 2 Benedictine 19 1 4/25 Kansas Newman 12 0 4/26 North Texas State (DH) 12 6 North Texas State 21 4 4/27 North Texas State (DH) 17 0 North Texas State 12 0 4/29 Friends 18 6 5/3 NW Oklahoma 20 7 5/4 Arkansas (DH) 6 2 Arkansas 14 0 5/5 at Tulsa* (13 inn.) 5 6 5/6 at Tulsa* 16 3 5/8 Bethany (DH) 10 0 Bethany 14 0 5/10 Kearney State (DH) 19 1 Kearney State 15 4 5/11 Oklahoma City (DH) 7 4 Oklahoma City 9 4 5/12 Oklahoma City (DH) 9 7 Oklahoma City 13 4 Valley Tournament 5/15 Creighton# 12 3 Indiana State# 7 4 Bradley# 18 17 5/20 Southern Illinois# 12 1 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/22 MissouriH 4 5 5/23 CaliforniaH 1 5 Coach: Gene Stephenson +Hilo, Hawaii; ! Las Vegas, Nevada; * Valley Games ; # Wichita, Kan.; H Tulsa, Okla. 1981 (56-15, 15-1) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/12 at Grand Canyon 0 9 2/13 at Northern Arizona 19 6 2/14 at Northern Arizona 3 10 2/14 at Arizona State 10 12 2/15 at Arizona State 10 9 2/16 at Arizona State 2 11 2/27 at Texas Wesleyan (DH) 20 4 at Texas Wesleyan 3 8 3/7 William Jewell 12 4 3/9 William Jewell 16 6 3/10 Marymount (DH) 10 0 Marymount 13 3 3/13 Iowa State (DH) 16 1 Iowa State 13 1 3/14 Iowa State (DH) 16 7 Iowa State 13 4 3/16 Colorado State+ (DH) 17 3 Colorado State+ 12 3 3/17 Colorado State+ (DH) 4 0 Colorado State+ 33 5 3/18 Colorado State+ 4 5 3/20 at New Mexico State* 25 4 3/21 at New Mexico St.* (DH) 14 1 at New Mexico State* 8 4 3/22 at New Mexico State* 13 5 3/27 Colorado 12 1 3/28 Colorado (DH) 18 2 Colorado 17 2 3/29 Colorado (DH) 27 1 Colorado 17 3 3/30 John Brown (DH) 13 9 John Brown 10 4 4/1 Fort Hays (DH) 9 0 Fort Hays 12 4 4/3 South Dakota State (DH) 18 8 South Dakota State 29 4 4/4 South Dakota State (DH) 8 2 South Dakota State 18 0 4/5 South Dakota State 13 2 4/6 at Oklahoma City (DH) 10 1 at Oklahoma City 7 10 4/9 New Mexico State* 7 4 4/10 New Mexico State* (DH) 20 6

New Mexico State* 4 0 4/11 New Mexico State* 15 4 4/12 Hawaii (L-D) 10 6 4/13 Hawaii 12 18 4/15 Friends 14 0 4/21 Kansas Newman 9 2 4/22 Kansas Newman 10 0 4/24 Loyola-Marymount 9 4 4/25 Loyola-Marymount (DH) 17 9 Loyola-Marymount 4 12 4/26 Loyola-Marymount (12 inn.) 10 9 4/28 Oklahoma City (DH) 5 3 Oklahoma City 7 1 4/29 Oklahoma State (L-D) 4 9 5/1 at Creighton* 10 1 5/2 at Creighton* (DH) 7 2 at Creighton* 3 1 5/3 at Creighton* 22 23 5/8 Creighton* 6 5 5/9 Creighton* (DH) 17 6 Creighton* 16 9 5/10 Creighton* 8 7 Valley Tournament 5/15 Southern Illinois# 23 4 5/18 Southern Illinois# 3 5 5/19 Southern Illinois# 0 3 NCAA Atlantic Regional 5/22 ClemsonH 7 2 5/23 Mississippi StateH 1 5 5/24 E. Tennessee StateH 4 5 Coach: Gene Stephenson + Las Cruces, N.M.; * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan.; H Clemson, S.C 1982 (73-14, 15-1) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/18 at Arizona State 1 7 2/18 at Grand Canyon 15 2 2/19 at Arizona State 2 3 2/20 at Arizona State 0 18 2/27 at St. Edwards (Texas) (DH) 3 2 at St. Edwards (Texas) 7 6 2/28 at Southwestern (Texas) (DH) 0 2 at Southwestern (Texas) 5 4 3/1 at Texas 0 2 3/2 at Texas 0 12 3/6 Fort Hays (DH) 15 0 Fort Hays 12 2 3/7 Fort Hays (DH) 16 0 Fort Hays 11 1 3/8 Wayne State (Neb.) (DH) 15 6 Wayne State (Neb.) 6 4 3/12 at New Mexico State* 9 2 3/13 UTEP+ (DH) 0 2 UTEP+ 7 4 3/14 Wyoming+ 16 1 3/15 at New Mexico State* 5 3 3/16 Colorado State+ (DH) 5 3 Colorado State+ 11 3 3/17 Denver+ 24 0 3/18 Colorado State+ 20 2 3/19 at New Mexico State* 12 3 3/20 Colorado State+ 5 2 3/20 at New Mexico State* 15 2 3/21 Denver+ 16 0 3/24 Baker (DH) 12 0 Baker 17 0 3/26 Minnesota-Morris (DH) 15 2 Minnesota-Morris 16 2 3/27 Minnesota-Morris 12 11 3/28 William Jewell (DH) 3 5 William Jewell 20 1 3/30 Bemidji State (Minn.) (DH) 20 1 Bemidji State (Minn.) 27 7 4/1 NE Oklahoma (DH) 17 7 NE Oklahoma 20 1 4/3 Winona State (DH) 13 2 Winona State 25 2 4/4 NW Missouri (DH) 4 7 NW Missouri 8 6 4/5 Marymount (DH) 10 0 Marymount 11 0 4/8 New Mexico State* 15 0 4/9 New Mexico State* (DH) 12 0 New Mexico State* 17 2 4/10 New Mexico State* 15 1 4/12 Emporia State (DH) 8 3 Emporia State 12 6 4/13 Phillips (DH) 7 1 Phillips 4 3 4/16 Creighton* (DH) 7 5 Creighton* 9 0 4/17 Creighton* (DH) 10 1 Creighton* 9 1 4/21 Oklahoma City (DH) 10 0 Oklahoma City 12 1

Year-By-Year Scores 1982 (73-14) MVC Champions, NCAA Southern Regional Champions, College World Series Runner-Up

First row (from left): Dan Grieshaber, Jim Thomas, Dave Lucas, Tony Carter, Jeff Brogan, Pat Blasi*, Stan Brown, Greg LaFever, Jim Spring, Tim Gaskell, Ronnie Boss*. Second row (from left): Graduate assistant coach Don Heinkel, Joe Paatalo*, Jeff Mann, Tony Lask*, Phil Stephenson, Loren Hibbs, Mark Grogan, Jim Daniel, Kevin Penner, Dennis Overacker, graduate assistant coach Tim Tolin. Third row (from left): Head coach Gene Stephenson, Charlie O’Brien, Joe Krisik*, Erik Sonberg, Bryan Oelkers, Russ Morman, Troy Howerton, Ken Greenwood, Frank Schulte, Jeff Jennings*, Brad Bishop*, Tom Smith*, pitching coach Brent Kemnitz.

1982 College World Series Results June 4 - Wichita State 7, Cal State Fullerton 0 June 7 - Miami, Fla. 4, Wichita State 3 June 9 - Wichita State 13, Oklahoma State 2 June 11 - Wichita State 8, Texas 4 June 12 - Miami, Fla. 9, Wichita State 3 (Championship)

1982 CWS Championship Game Miami 9, WSU 3 June 12, Omaha, Neb. (Rosenblatt Stadium) Miami AB R H RBI Bill Wrona, ss 3 1 2 1 Steve Lusby, 1b 4 1 1 1 Sam Sorce, dh 4 0 0 1 Phil Lane, 3b 5 1 2 3 Nelson Santovenia, c 5 0 1 0 Javier Velazquez, lf 3 2 2 0 Dave Carr, lf 1 0 0 0 Mitch Seoane, 2b 4 2 2 0 Mickey Williams, rf 2 1 0 0 Doug Shields, cf 3 2 2 3 Mike Kasprzak, p 0 0 0 0 Danny Smith, p 0 0 0 0 Totals

34 9 12 9

Wichita State AB R H RBI Jim Thomas, 2b 4 1 2 0 Loren Hibbs, cf 4 0 0 0 Phil Stephenson, 1b 4 1 2 1 Russ Morman, dh 5 1 2 2 Charlie O’Brien, c 4 0 0 0 Jim Spring, 3b 4 0 0 0 Mark Grogan, lf 4 0 0 0 Tim Gaskell, rf 2 0 0 0 Dave Lucas, ss 4 0 1 0 Don Heinkel, p 0 0 0 0 Stan Brown, p 0 0 0 0 Troy Howerton, p 0 0 0 0 Greg LaFever, p 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 3 7 3

R H E Miami 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 2 0 9 12 2 Wichita State 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 1 E - Lusby, Williams, Spring. DP - Miami 1, WSU 2. LOB - Miami 7, WSU 10. 2B Santovenia, Seoane, Thomas, Stephenson 2. HR - Lane (25), Morman (24). SB - Williams, Shields, Thomas. SH - Williams. SF - Sorce. Miami Mike Kasprzak (W, 14-4) Danny Smith

IP H R ER BB SO 7 6 3 3 3 5 2 1 0 0 2 2

WSU Don Heinkel (L, 16-5) Stan Brown Troy Howerton Greg LaFever

IP H R ER BB 5 5 7 7 5 2 1/3 6 2 1 2 2/3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

SO 7 0 1 1

PB - Santovenia. U - Runchey, Christal, Sumpter, Dunne. T - 2:48. A - 14,321.

4/24 at Creighton* (DH) 7 4 at Creighton* 6 5 4/25 at Creighton* (DH) 7 0 at Creighton* 3 5 4/27 Oklahoma State 8 3 4/29 Kansas Newman 13 3 5/2 Texas Wesleyan (DH) 12 0 Texas Wesleyan 4 2 5/4 at Oral Roberts 5 1 5/7 Emporia State 9 8 5/8 Arizona State (L-D) 8 9 5/9 Arizona State (DH) 15 4 Arizona State 6 2 Valley Tournament 5/14 Southern Illinois# 9 6 5/15 Indiana State# 13 1 5/16 Southern Illinois# 12 8 5/21 Cal State-Fullerton 10 6 5/22 Cal State-Fullerton (L-D) 3 2 5/23 Cal State-Fullerton (L-D) 6 7 NCAA South Regional 5/28 Jackson StateH 3 0 5/29 New OrleansH 7 0 5/31 New OrleansH 8 1 College World Series 6/4 Cal State-Fullerton$ 7 0 6/7 Miami (Fla.)$ 3 4 6/9 Oklahoma State$ 13 2 6/11 Texas$ 8 4 6/12 Miami (Fla.)$ 3 9 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games ; + Las Cruces, N.M.; # Terre Haute, Ind.; H New Orleans, La.; $ Omaha, Neb. 1983 (55-18, 7-1) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/11 at Miami (Fla.) 8 12 2/14 at Miami (Fla.) (DH) 5 3 2/14 at Miami (Fla.) 5 3 2/18 at New Orleans (DH) 6 5 at New Orleans 9 11 2/20 at New Orleans (DH) 10 1 at New Orleans 9 2 2/26 Kearney State (DH) 9 0 Kearney State 20 2 2/27 Kearney State (DH) 29 5 Kearney State 15 2 3/2 NW Missouri (DH) 9 2 NW Missouri 9 0 3/7 William Jewell (DH) 9 1 William Jewell 10 3 3/8 Wayne State (Neb.) (DH) 20 1 Wayne State (Neb.) 16 0 3/12 at Chapman 1 11 3/13 at San Diego State (DH) 18 1 at San Diego State 1 6 3/14 at San Diego State 1 7 3/15 at Chapman 8 6 3/17 at Hawaii 9 12 3/18 at Hawaii 11 6 3/21 Cal Poly-Pomona+ 7 4 3/22 Iowa+ 10 8 3/22 at Hawaii 2 11 3/23 Iowa+ 15 7 3/24 Cal Poly-Pomona+ 1 2 3/25 at Hawaii+ 7 6 3/30 St. Mary’s (Minn.) (DH) 6 0 St. Mary’s (Minn.) 12 0 3/31 St. Mary’s (Minn.) (DH) 6 2 St. Mary’s (Minn.) 12 0 4/7 Phillips (DH) 13 3 Phillips 7 6 4/10 at New Mexico St.* (DH) 4 1 at New Mexico State* 6 4 4/11 at New Mexico St.* (DH) 16 0 at New Mexico State* 16 5 4/15 at Oklahoma City 19 11 4/16 at Oklahoma City 9 3 4/17 at Oklahoma State (DH) 6 15 at Oklahoma State 8 1 4/19 Oral Roberts 10 6 4/20 Kansas Newman 3 2 4/21 Fort Hays 13 5 4/23 Oklahoma City 5 1 4/24 Oklahoma City (DH) 14 0 Oklahoma City 9 0 4/26 Marymount (DH) 18 1 Marymount 16 1 4/30 Nebraska 3 12 5/1 Nebraska (DH) 5 4 Nebraska 10 5 5/3 Missouri-Rolla (DH) 32 4 Missouri-Rolla 10 0 5/4 Missouri-Rolla (DH) 25 1 Missouri-Rolla 25 1

5/7 Creighton* (DH) 5 4 Creighton* 7 8 5/8 Creighton* (DH) 3 0 Creighton* 14 3 5/21 Pan American (L-D) (DH) 9 19 Pan American (L-D) 2 4 5/22 Pan American (L-D) (DH) 5 12 Pan American (L-D) 10 4 Valley Tournament 5/13 Southern Illinois# 9 6 5/14 Indiana State# 4 11 5/15 Southern Illinois# 7 8 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/26 Oklahoma StateH 2 9 5/27 ArkansasH 6 3 5/28 Oral RobertsH 5 6 Coach: Gene Stephenson + Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan.; H Stillwater, Okla. 1984 (40-22, 7-7) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/25 Kearney State (DH) 13 0 Kearney State 12 0 3/3 Friends (DH) 13 3 Friends 34 4 3/9 at New Mexico 3 7 3/10 at New Mexico (DH) 15 0 at New Mexico 6 1 3/11 at New Mexico 5 6 3/12 at New Mexico (DH) 9 0 at New Mexico 1 2 3/13 Wyoming+ 11 5 3/14 Wyoming+ 5 3 3/15 at UNLV 14 15 3/16 at UNLV 1 3 3/17 at UNLV 7 3 3/18 at UNLV 0 7 3/22 Washburn (DH) 11 1 Washburn 5 2 3/27 Kansas Newman 9 3 3/29 Phillips (DH) 16 1 Phillips 10 0 3/30 Oklahoma City 10 3 4/1 Oklahoma City (DH) 13 8 Oklahoma City 8 6 4/4 at Oral Roberts (15 inn.) 5 6 4/5 Marymount (DH) 3 2 Marymount 11 2 4/7 at Illinois State* (DH) 0 5 at Illinois State* 8 9 4/11 Emporia State (DH) 6 7 Emporia State 12 1 4/14 at Indiana State* (DH) 5 4 at Indiana State* 1 3 4/15 at Indiana State* (DH) 3 4 at Indiana State* 0 2 4/17 NW Missouri (DH) 8 2 NW Missouri 11 0 4/18 Fort Hays (DH) 8 2 Fort Hays 6 0 4/23 at Oklahoma City 10 2 4/24 at Oklahoma City 12 1 4/25 Kansas Newman 13 1 4/26 at Nebraska (DH) 7 9 at Nebraska 4 2 4/28 Bradley* (DH) 4 2 Bradley* 8 2 4/30 Bradley* (DH) 7 4 Bradley* 12 5 5/1 New Orleans (DH) 7 8 New Orleans (L-D) 2 10 5/5 at Creighton* (DH) 1 2 at Creighton* (DH) 6 5 5/6 at Creighton* (DH) 0 6 at Creighton* 9 0 Valley Tournament 5/12 Southern Illinois# 3 1 5/13 Indiana State# 10 11 5/14 Illinois State# 10 6 5/14 Indiana State# 10 9 5/15 Indiana State# 3 7 5/17 Miami (Fla.) 8 7 5/18 Miami (Fla.) (L-D) 4 14 5/20 Miami (L-D) 4 5 Coach: Gene Stephenson + Las Cruces, N.M.; * Valley Games; # Carbondale, Ill.

1985 (68-20, 15-5) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/15 South Florida& 8 2 2/16 South Florida& 12 3 2/16 at New Orleans 0 2 2/17 at New Orleans 2 3 2/27 Fort Hays (L-D) (DH) 11 2 Fort Hays (L-D) 12 1 3/1 NW Missouri (L-D) (DH) 12 0 NW Missouri (L-D) 12 0 3/2 Kearney State (L-D) (DH) 12 4 Kearney State (L-D) 6 0 3/5 Washburn (L-D) (DH) 2 0 Washburn (L-D) 10 3 3/6 Marymount (L-D) (DH) 25 2 Marymount (L-D) 16 2 3/7 Emporia State (L-D) (DH) 8 2 Emporia State (L-D) 9 7 3/9 at Texas Tech! 3 4 3/9 Missouri Southern! 3 1 3/10 Missouri Southern! 8 6 3/11 at Texas Tech! 9 6 3/11 at Lubbock Christian! 6 4 3/12 at Lubbock Christian! (DH) 0 13 at Lubbock Christian! 12 1 3/13 at Texas Tech 13 3 3/14 at Lubbock Christian 10 8 3/16 Iowa State (L-D) (DH) 10 0 Iowa State (L-D) 4 0 3/17 Iowa State (L-D) (DH) 9 4 Iowa State (L-D) 9 4 3/18 Iowa State (L-D) 10 6 3/21 Emporia State (L-D) (DH) 10 8 Emporia State (L-D) 10 8 3/23 Lewis & Clark+ 13 3 3/24 Cal State-Northridge+ 9 7 3/24 at Hawaii+ 12 8 3/24 Brigham Young+ 7 5 3/25 Cal State-Northridge+ 7 4 3/27 Lewis & Clark+ 14 6 3/28 at Hawaii+ 8 7 3/29 Brigham Young+ 1 6 4/2 at Oklahoma City 10 7 4/3 at Oklahoma City 19 3 4/5 Illinois State (L-D) (DH) 22 6 Illinois State (L-D) 12 6 4/6 Illinois State (L-D) (DH) 8 2 Illinois State (L-D) 6 4 4/9 at Oral Roberts 4 5 4/10 at Oklahoma State 11 9 4/11 Kansas Newman (DH) 12 2 Kansas Newman 16 4 4/13 Indiana State* (DH) 10 7 Indiana State* 9 6 4/14 Indiana State* (DH) 3 0 Indiana State* 7 1 4/17 Nebraska (DH) 8 4 Nebraska 8 11 4/18 Kansas State 7 5 4/20 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 4 0 at Southern Illinois* 1 2 4/21 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 4 0 at Southern Illinois* 2 5 4/23 Oklahoma City 9 5 4/24 Oklahoma City 12 9 4/25 Oklahoma State 4 8 4/27 at Bradley* (DH) 8 9 at Bradley* 1 3 4/28 at Bradley* (DH) 8 4 at Bradley* 2 6 5/1 at Nebraska (10 inn.) (DH) 13 14 at Nebraska (9 inn.) 2 3 5/4 Creighton* (DH) 14 6 Creighton* 6 0 5/5 Creighton* (DH) 18 6 Creighton* 10 8 5/7 Oral Roberts 7 8 5/9 Kansas State (DH) 5 1 Kansas State 8 1 Valley Tournament 5/11 Bradley# 6 5 5/12 Indiana State# 7 6 5/13 Indiana State# 5 2 5/18 Lamar 2 5 5/19 Lamar (10 inn.) (DH) 18 23 Lamar 15 14 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/24 Oral RobertsH 12 1 5/25 Oklahoma StateH 8 15 5/26 Oral RobertsH 15 14 5/27 Oklahoma StateH 7 2 5/27 Oklahoma StateH 6 10 Coach: Gene Stephenson & New Orleans, La.; * Valley Games; ! Texas Tech-Lubbock Christian Round Robin (Lubbock, Texas); + Hawaii Rain-

Year-By-Year Scores

bow Easter Tourn. (Honolulu, Hawaii); # Wichita, Kan.; H Stillwater, Okla. 1986 (45-18, 12-8) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/1 Kearney State (DH) 22 4 Kearney State 12 4 3/2 Missouri Southern (DH) 17 8 Missouri Southern 10 6 3/5 Washburn (DH) 21 4 Washburn 14 3 3/8 at Arkansas (10 inn.) 5 6 3/9 at Houston 14 3 3/10 at Houston 3 6 3/11 at Rice 8 7 3/12 at Rice 4 1 3/14 at Texas Christian 14 4 3/19 Kansas Newman 9 1 3/20 Emporia State (DH) 15 1 Emporia State 7 6 3/22 New Orleans 13 8 3/23 New Orleans 10 12 3/24 New Orleans 7 11 3/26 at Oklahoma State 3 0 3/28 New Mexico 6 5 3/29 New Mexico (DH) 20 5 New Mexico 16 3 3/31 Kansas Newman 22 2 4/1 Kansas Wesleyan (DH) 7 0 Kansas Wesleyan 11 1 4/5 Bradley* (DH) 3 5 Bradley* 1 11 4/6 Bradley* (DH) 20 2 Bradley* (8 inn.) 4 5 4/8 at Oral Roberts 5 2 4/9 Nebraska (13 inn.) 3 6 4/10 Oklahoma City 5 1 4/12 at Illinois State* (DH) 5 6 at Illinois State* 12 8 4/13 at Illinois State* (DH) 8 2 at Illinois State* 3 7 4/16 Kansas 18 6 4/17 Nebraska 6 5 4/19 Southern Illinois* (DH) 1 2 Southern Illinois* 9 5 4/20 Southern Illinois* (DH) 6 5 Southern Illinois* 2 1 4/22 Oral Roberts 1 5 4/23 at Kansas 13 7 4/24 at Kansas State 7 4 4/26 at Indiana State (DH) 13 5 at Indiana State 18 4 4/27 at Indiana State (DH) 6 12 at Indiana State 6 9 4/29 Oklahoma State 3 13 4/30 Kansas 8 4 5/1 at Nebraska 8 4 5/3 at Creighton* (DH) 7 0 at Creighton* 9 7 5/4 at Creighton* (DH) 6 3 at Creighton* 10 2 5/8 Kansas State 15 0 5/9 Kansas State 10 0 5/11 Arkansas 3 12 Valley Tournament 5/15 Illinois State# 6 1 5/16 Indiana State# (11 inn.) 11 5 5/17 Southern Illinois# 3 7 5/18 Indiana State# 3 6 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; # Carbondale, Ill. 1987 (59-20, 13-7) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/21 Kearney State 19 3 2/22 Kearney State (DH) 8 3 Kearney State 9 3 2/28 at Louisiana State 6 14 3/1 at Louisiana State (DH) 2 12 at Louisiana State 3 9 3/2 at Texas Christian 13 0 3/3 at Texas Christian 0 3 3/7 Texas Tech 13 6 3/8 Texas Tech 11 9 3/11 Washburn (DH) 20 5 Washburn 22 2 3/14 Houston (DH) 7 4 Houston 11 12 3/15 Houston 1 2 3/17 Wisconsin! 11 4 3/17 at New Mexico 12 10 3/18 Colorado State! 16 3 3/19 Missouri State! 9 16 3/19 at New Mexico 3 6 3/21 Hawaii-Hilo+ 7 3 3/22 Portland State+ 3 8

3/22 at Hawaii+ 2 0 3/23 Cal Poly-Pomona+ 17 1 3/23 Cornell+ 9 4 3/24 Hawaii-Hilo+ 13 2 3/25 Portland State+ 9 8 3/26 Cornell+ 10 6 3/27 Cal Poly-Pomona+ 7 0 3/27 at Hawaii+ 8 6 3/31 Oral Roberts 13 7 4/2 at Kansas 13 8 4/4 at Bradley* (DH) 2 1 at Bradley* (11 inn.) 2 3 4/5 at Bradley* (DH) 0 2 at Bradley* 0 2 4/6 Oklahoma State 8 9 4/8 at Nebraska (10 inn.) (DH) 10 9 at Nebraska 11 5 4/9 Kansas Wesleyan (DH) 35 0 Kansas Wesleyan 11 0 4/11 Illinois State* (DH) 5 3 Illinois State* 7 1 4/12 Illinois State* (8 inn.) (DH) 2 1 Illinois State* 5 0 4/15 Nebraska 21 4 4/17 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 11 8 at Southern Illinois* 1 5 4/18 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 2 3 at Southern Illinois* 13 6 4/20 Oral Roberts 8 5 4/21 Oral Roberts 13 4 4/22 Kansas 10 6 4/23 Kansas 18 6 4/25 Indiana State* (DH) 9 23 Indiana State* 19 6 4/26 Indiana State* (DH) 6 5 Indiana State* 16 14 4/28 Kansas State 3 2 4/29 Kansas State 11 7 4/30 Missouri Valley 15 0 5/2 Creighton* (DH) 9 3 Creighton* 5 2 5/3 Creighton* (DH) 9 5 Creighton* 8 11 5/5 at Oral Roberts 10 3 5/8 Hardin-Simmons 24 7 5/9 Hardin-Simmons 14 2 5/10 Hardin-Simmons 11 2 5/11 Creighton (11 inn.) 6 5 Valley Tournament 5/14 Illinois State# 4 1 5/15 Southern Illinois# 6 4 5/16 Indiana State# 10 11 5/16 Creighton# 4 1 5/17 Indiana State# 18 4 5/17 Indiana State# 4 3 NCAA West I Regional 5/22 Cal-Santa BarbaraH 4 3 5/23 Washington StateH 3 4 5/24 Oral RobertsH 4 11 Coach: Gene Stephenson ! Albuquerque, N.M.; + Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan. ; H Palo Alto, Calif. 1988 (56-16-1, 16-4) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/4 at UNLV 14 5 3/5 at UNLV 8 0 3/6 at UNLV 9 24 3/11 New Mexico (L-D) 11 13 3/12 New Mexico (L-D) 13 7 3/13 New Mexico (L-D) 11 3 3/15 at Texas Tech 8 2 3/16 at Texas Tech 2 6 3/18 at Hardin-Simmons (DH) 1 2 at Hardin-Simmons 2 1 3/19 at Hardin-Simmons (DH) 2 1 at Hardin-Simmons 7 2 3/22 Washburn (L-D) 16 5 3/23 Washburn (L-D) (DH) 10 6 Washburn (L-D) 10 2 3/26 at Oral Roberts 9 0 3/27 at Oral Roberts 6 5 3/30 Louisiana St. (L-D) (DH) 5 3 Louisiana State (L-D) 5 3 3/31 Louisiana State (L-D) 13 0 4/4 Fort Hays State (DH) 29 9 Fort Hays State 11 3 4/5 Kansas 8 0 4/6 Nebraska 8 3 4/7 at Kansas 1 10 4/9 at Indiana State* (DH) 6 7 at Indiana State* 1 5 4/10 at Indiana State* (DH) 4 2 at Indiana State* 8 0

4/12 Emporia State 8 2 4/13 Oral Roberts 7 6 4/14 at Kansas 21 7 4/16 at Illinois State* (DH) 5 7 at Illinois State* 1 4 4/17 at Illinois State* (DH) 8 3 at Illinois State* 10 7 4/20 at Oklahoma State 7 8 4/21 Kansas 8 7 4/23 Bradley* (DH) 6 1 Bradley* 3 0 4/24 Bradley* (DH) 7 3 Bradley* 4 3 4/26 Oral Roberts 7 8 4/27 Oklahoma State 4 9 4/28 Kansas State 9 6 4/30 Southern Illinois* (DH) 6 3 Southern Illinois* (8 inn.) 5 4 5/1 Southern Illinois* (DH) 7 5 Southern Illinois* 13 7 5/2 Sterling 8 0 5/3 Missouri Valley 16 2 5/4 at Kansas State 3 9 5/5 Emporia State 10 4 5/7 at Creighton* (DH) 7 6 at Creighton* 19 5 5/8 at Creighton* (DH) 6 4 at Creighton* 12 2 5/13 Seton Hall 8 2 5/14 Seton Hall (DH) 20 13 Seton Hall 4 1 Valley Tournament 5/19 Indiana State# 7 5 5/20 Bradley# 6 3 5/21 Creighton# 11 5 5/22 Creighton# (8 inn.) 3 3 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/26 SW LouisianaH 6 2 5/28 Loyola-MarymountH 10 6 5/29 Oklahoma StateH 8 5 5/30 Oklahoma StateH 7 12 5/30 Oklahoma StateH 15 5 College World Series 6/3 Florida$ 5 4 6/5 Arizona State$ 7 4 6/8 Arizona State$ (10 inn.) 3 4 6/10 Arizona State$ 1 19 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan.; H Stillwater, Okla.; $ Omaha, Neb. 1989 (68-16, 13-5) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/19 at Arkansas 1 5 2/25 Kearney State (DH) 9 0 2/25 Kearney State 10 2 2/26 Kearney State 17 0 3/3 Texas Christian 16 2 3/8 Fort Hays State (DH) 11 10 Fort Hays State 11 0 3/9 Marymount (DH) 16 5 Marymount 28 0 3/11 at Oral Roberts 21 3 3/12 at Oral Roberts 11 2 3/13 at New Mexico 9 3 3/14 at New Mexico 21 4 3/15 Colorado State$ 7 4 3/15 at New Mexico 20 2 3/16 Colorado State$ 23 3 3/16 at New Mexico 28 2 3/18 Texas Tech 8 4 3/19 Georgia Tech 13 2 3/20 Georgia Tech 7 2 3/21 Texas Tech (DH) 16 4 Texas Tech 8 2 3/23 Northern Iowa 29 6 3/25 Lewis & Clark! 10 1 3/26 Portland State! 8 4 3/26 at Hawaii! 2 7 3/27 Hawaii-Hilo! 6 1 3/28 Fordham! 11 1 3/29 Hawaii-Hilo! 5 3 3/29 at Hawaii! 4 3 3/30 Portland State! 6 0 3/31 Lewis & Clark! 2 4 4/1 Fordham! 8 4 4/4 Oral Roberts 4 1 4/5 Oral Roberts 10 9 4/8 Indiana State* (DH) 13 3 Indiana State* 1 3 4/9 Indiana State* 4 11 4/10 Indiana State* 7 1 4/11 Kansas Wesleyan 28 0 4/12 Nebraska 3 0 4/15 Illinois State* (DH) 8 7 Illinois State* 4 5

Year-By-Year Scores 1989 (68-16) MVC Champions, NCAA West II Regional Champions, College World Series Champions

First row (from left): Tony Mills*, Charlie Giaudrone, Jim Audley, P.J. Forbes, Randy Fox, assistant trainer; Darin Kerr, student trainer; Steve Smith, Mike Jones, Pat Meares. Second row (from left): Tommy Tilma, Jeff Bonacquista, Mike Blankenberger*, Joey Wilson, Paul Cheatum*, Greg Brummett, Morgan LeClair, Mike Lansing, Jay Haffley. Third row (from left): Gene Stephenson, head coach; Guy Goodman, Todd Dreifort, Brian Buzard, Eric Wedge, Jeff Bluma, Mike McDonald, Mike Wentworth, Craig Marshall*, Loren Hibbs, assistant coach. Fourth row (from left): Jim Newlin, Kevin Lanterman*, Bryant Winslow, Tyler Green, Scott Martin*, Jeff Williams, Darrin Paxton, Brent Kemnitz, pitching coach. *Did not finish season.

1989 College World Series Results June 2 - Wichita State 3, Arkansas 1 June 4 - Florida State 4, Wichita State 2 June 6 - Wichita State 8, Arkansas 4 June 7 - Wichita State 7, Florida State 4 June 9 - Wichita State 12, Florida State 9 June 10 - Wichita State 5, Texas 3 (Championship)

1989 CWS Championship Game WSU 5, Texas 3 June 10, Omaha, Neb. (Rosenblatt Stadium) Texas AB R H RBI Lance Jones, cf 2 0 1 0 David Tollison, 2b 4 0 1 0 Scott Bryant, dh-p 4 0 1 0 Arthur Butcher, lf 4 1 1 0 Craig Newkirk, 3b 3 1 1 0 David Lowery, 1b 3 1 1 0 Jeff Shults, rf 3 0 0 1 Steve Bethea, ss 4 0 0 0 Jon Prather, c 3 0 0 0 Kevin Pate, ph 1 0 0 0 Brian Dare, p 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 3 6 2

Wichita State AB R H RBI Jim Audley, cf 3 0 0 0 P.J. Forbes, 2b 3 1 0 0 Mike McDonald, lf-1b 4 0 0 0 Eric Wedge, c 3 0 0 0 Bryant Winslow, 1b 2 0 1 1 Joey Wilson, lf 2 1 1 0 Pat Meares, ss 3 1 1 2 Todd Dreifort, rf 4 0 1 0 Mike Jones, 3b 4 1 1 0 Mike Wentworth, dh 4 1 2 0 Greg Brummett, p 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 5 7 3

R H E Texas 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 6 4 Wichita State 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 x 5 7 2 E - Newkirk 2, Tollison, Dreifort, Winslow, Bethea. DP - WSU 1. LOB - Texas 6, WSU 8. HR - Meares (9). CS - Audley. SH - Audley. SF - Lowery. Texas IP H R ER BB SO Scott Bryant (L, 1-1) 2/3 1 1 1 4 0 Brian Dare 7 1/3 6 4 2 0 7 WSU Greg Brummett (W, 18-2)

IP H R ER BB SO 9 6 3 1 4 6

WP - Bryant. PB - Wedge. U - Williams, Steiner, Jones, Graham, Ravan, Roberts. T - 2:59. A - 13,701.

4/16 Illinois State* (DH) 26 3 Illinois State* 4 6 4/19 Oklahoma State 6 11 4/20 at Kansas 9 2 4/22 at Bradley* 14 3 4/23 at Bradley* 4 0 4/25 Kansas State 17 5 4/26 at Oklahoma State 12 4 4/27 Kansas 14 0 4/29 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 12 4 at Southern Illinois* 1 4 4/30 at Southern Illinois* (10 inn.) 5 2 at Southern Illinois* 6 4 5/2 at Nebraska 15 3 5/3 at Kansas 7 2 5/4 Kansas 6 9 5/6 Creighton* (DH) 11 1 Creighton* 9 2 5/7 Creighton* (DH) 18 3 Creighton* (8 inn.) 4 3 5/10 Oklahoma Baptist 12 2 5/11 Brigham Young 8 6 5/12 Brigham Young (DH) 16 15 Brigham Young 3 9 5/13 Brigham Young 3 9 Valley Tournament 5/19 Southern Illinois# 16 3 5/19 Indiana State# 1 4 5/20 Southern Illinois# 5 3 5/20 Indiana State# 7 12 NCAA West II Regional 5/26 PortlandH 4 0 5/27 PepperdineH 12 1 5/28 MichiganH 5 14 5/28 Fresno StateH 6 4 5/29 MichiganH 3 2 5/29 MichiganH 9 5 College World Series 6/2 Arkansas& 3 1 6/4 Florida State& 2 4 6/6 Arkansas& 8 4 6/7 Florida State& 7 4 6/9 Florida State& 12 9 6/10 Texas& 5 3 Coach: Gene Stephenson $ Albuquerque, N.M.; ! Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan.; H Fresno, Calif.; & Omaha, Neb. 1990 (45-19, 14-6) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/9 Louisiana State! 13 6 2/11 Florida State! 8 7 2/24 Stephen F. Austin (DH) 6 3 Stephen F. Austin 6 1 2/25 Stephen F. Austin 7 0 3/3 Western Illinois (DH) 11 1 Western Illinois 16 3 3/4 Western Illinois 27 5 3/4 at Nebraska 2 4 3/10 Murray State 20 3 3/11 Murray State 12 3 3/13 at South Carolina 3 5 3/14 at South Carolina (12 inn.) 1 0 3/15 at South Carolina 6 4 3/17 Iowa State 9 8 3/18 Iowa State 5 1 3/19 Missouri State 9 4 3/20 New Mexico 12 0 3/21 New Mexico (DH) 8 4 New Mexico 4 2 3/22 New Mexico 15 1 3/27 Kansas 5 6 3/28 Oklahoma Baptist 7 5 3/30 Miami (Fla.)# 1 2 3/31 Stanford# 1 10 4/1 Minnesota# 8 5 4/3 at Oklahoma State 12 9 4/4 Oklahoma State 7 5 4/7 at Illinois State* (DH) 11 4 at Illinois State* 0 4 4/8 at Illinois State* (DH) 6 4 at Illinois State* 6 1 4/10 UNLV 6 7 4/11 UNLV 7 2 4/12 UNLV 19 3 4/14 Bradley* (DH) 2 4 Bradley* 9 7 4/15 Bradley* (DH) 4 3 Bradley* 1 2 4/17 at Kansas 14 7 4/18 Nebraska 4 2 4/20 Southern Illinois* 3 4 4/21 Southern Illinois* (DH) 0 1 Southern Illinois* 5 1

4/22 Southern Illinois* 6 4 4/25 Oklahoma City 10 3 4/26 at Kansas State 8 5 4/28 at Indiana State* (DH) 8 3 at Indiana State* 8 5 4/29 at Indiana State* (DH) 9 3 at Indiana State* 4 0 5/4 at Creighton* 3 7 5/5 at Creighton* (DH) 7 1 at Creighton* (11 inn.) 7 1 5/6 at Creighton* 12 3 5/8 at Brigham Young 3 23 5/9 at Brigham Young 7 8 5/12 Arkansas 4 6 5/13 Arkansas 3 0 Valley Tournament 5/16 Illinois State$ (11 inn.) 0 1 5/17 Bradley$ 3 7 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/25 Georgia Southern% (13 inn.) 2 4 5/26 Arkansas% 7 6 5/27 UCLA% 5 7 Coach: Gene Stephenson ! ABCA Hall of Fame Classic (Baseball City, Fla.); # Pillsbury Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.); * Valley; $ Wichita, Kan.; % Wichita, Kan. 1991 (66-13, 21-3) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/23 St. Louis (DH) 28 4 St. Louis 11 3 2/24 St. Louis 10 0 2/27 Emporia State 23 5 2/28 Washburn 27 5 3/2 Eastern Illinois 11 5 3/3 Eastern Illinois 5 0 3/4 Eastern Illinois 11 2 3/6 Eastern Michigan 6 0 3/7 at Kansas State 2 3 3/7 Oklahoma City 7 10 3/9 at Texas Tech 8 3 3/10 at Texas Tech 2 4 3/12 at New Mexico (10 inn.) 6 7 3/13 at New Mexico (DH) 13 10 at New Mexico 11 7 3/14 at New Mexico 3 6 3/16 Austin Peay 13 1 3/17 Austin Peay 16 3 3/19 at Missouri St.* (DH) 6 7 at Missouri State* 13 4 3/20 at Oklahoma State 10 8 3/22 at Hawaii! 5 6 3/23 Washington State! 5 3 3/24 Lewis & Clark State! 5 0 3/25 Hawaii-Hilo! (10 inn.) 5 4 3/26 Davidson! 3 2 3/27 Portland State! 11 4 3/28 Sacramento State! 3 2 3/29 Portland State! 5 0 3/30 at Hawaii! 5 2 4/2 Minnesota 9 7 4/3 Minnesota 2 0 4/5 Illinois State* 9 2 4/6 Illinois State* (DH) 7 1 Illinois State* 5 1 4/7 Illinois State* 7 2 4/9 Baker 14 3 4/10 Oklahoma State 12 0 4/11 at Kansas 2 6 4/12 Indiana State* 17 1 4/13 Indiana State* (DH) 3 4 Indiana State* 4 1 4/14 Indiana State* 7 6 4/16 South Carolina 17 6 4/18 South Carolina 16 2 4/19 at Southern Illinois* 14 3 4/20 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 5 1 at Southern Illinois* 2 4 4/21 at Southern Illinois* 7 5 4/23 Kansas 15 6 4/24 at Kansas 6 3 4/25 Benedictine 7 2 4/27 Creighton* (DH) 8 4 Creighton* 8 1 4/28 Creighton* (DH) 12 3 Creighton* 15 5 4/30 Kansas 11 3 5/1 Oklahoma 5 2 5/4 at Bradley* (DH) 8 1 at Bradley* 4 0 5/5 at Bradley* (DH) 14 8 at Bradley* 7 3 5/7 Kansas State 17 3 5/9 at Missouri State* 12 2 5/10 at Missouri State* 3 0 5/11 at Arkansas 1 10

5/12 at Arkansas 5 6 Valley Tournament 5/16 Bradley# 8 1 5/17 Creighton# 14 1 5/18 Creighton# (L-D) 13 1 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/24 East Carolina$ 10 5 5/25 Baylor$ 13 7 5/26 California$ 8 1 5/27 California$ 11 5 College World Series 6/1 Long Beach State& 8 5 6/3 Creighton& (12 inn.) 3 2 6/5 Creighton& 11 3 6/7 Louisiana State& 3 6 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; ! Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); # Wichita, Kan.; $ Wichita, Kan.; & Omaha, Neb. 1992 (56-11, 18-3) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/22 Arkansas State 1 0 2/23 Arkansas State 18 4 2/26 Oklahoma City 14 4 2/27 at Kansas State 10 2 2/29 Northeastern Illinois (DH) 11 5 Northeastern Illinois 14 3 3/1 Northeastern Illinois 25 4 3/3 Nebraska 4 1 3/4 Centenary 13 2 3/5 Centenary 12 0 3/6 New Mexico State 13 1 3/7 New Mexico State 17 2 3/8 New Mexico State 11 1 3/12 at Grand Canyon 17 0 3/13 at Grand Canyon 16 13 3/14 at Grand Canyon 7 11 3/17 at Oklahoma State 13 6 3/20 Northern Iowa* 19 1 3/21 Northern Iowa* 9 0 3/22 Northern Iowa* 9 0 3/23 Dankook, Korea^ 4 6 3/25 Northern Illinois 8 2 3/26 Northern Illinois 10 3 3/28 at Illinois State* 4 0 3/29 at Illinois State* (DH) 7 0 at Illinois State* 10 2 3/31 Kansas 6 1 4/1 at Kansas (15 inn.) 3 2 4/3 Missouri State* 15 2 4/4 Missouri State* 16 2 4/5 Missouri State* 22 7 4/7 Arkansas 4 5 4/8 Arkansas 22 4 4/10 at Creighton* 4 9 4/11 at Creighton* 6 1 4/12 at Creighton* 3 7 4/14 Oklahoma 2 3 4/15 Oklahoma State 8 11 4/16 Kansas State 2 3 4/18 Bradley* (DH) 7 1 Bradley* 17 6 4/19 Bradley* 10 1 4/21 at Oklahoma 4 2 4/22 Kansas State 7 6 4/24 at Indiana State* 19 12 4/25 at Indiana State* 4 1 4/26 at Indiana State* 5 9 4/28 Kansas 10 3 4/29 at Kansas 19 4 5/1 Southern Illinois* 8 4 5/2 Southern Illinois* 5 3 5/3 Southern Illinois* 13 2 5/5 Baker 11 1 5/6 Texas-Arlington (12 inn.) 4 3 5/7 Texas-Arlington 8 1 5/8 Central Missouri State 9 4 5/9 Central Missouri State 20 7 Valley Tournament 5/13 Illinois State# 12 0 5/14 Missouri State# 8 4 5/15 Indiana State# 11 1 5/16 Creighton# (12 inn.) 3 4 5/16 Creighton# 5 0 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/22 George Washington% 9 0 5/23 Arizona State% 3 1 5/24 Oklahoma State% 5 0 5/25 Oklahoma State% 5 2 College World Series 5/30 Pepperdine$ 0 6 6/1 Oklahoma$ 4 8 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; ^ Exhibition Game; # Wichita, Kan.; % Wichita, Kan.; $ Omaha, Neb.

Year-By-Year Scores

1993 (58-17, 17-3) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/27 Illinois-Chicago (DH) 13 9 Illinois-Chicago 6 1 2/28 Illinois-Chicago 18 5 3/3 Emporia State 9 3 3/4 Washington 2 7 3/5 Northwestern 6 5 3/6 Northwestern 15 2 3/7 Northwestern 11 12 3/9 at Kansas State 7 5 3/10 Kansas State 7 2 3/13 Notre Dame 14 11 3/14 Notre Dame 6 8 3/15 Benedictine 17 2 3/16 Northeastern Illinois 15 3 3/17 Northeastern Illinois 10 0 3/20 Portland State! 9 4 3/21 Tulane! 3 5 3/22 Lewis & Clark State! 12 1 3/23 at Hawaii! 9 10 3/24 Northwestern! 5 2 3/25 Portland State! 6 4 3/26 Portland State! 11 1 3/27 at Hawaii! 2 4 3/30 at Arkansas 3 4 3/31 NW Oklahoma St. 11 5 4/1 at Kansas 6 10 4/3 Northern Iowa* (DH) 11 2 Northern Iowa* 10 3 4/4 Northern Iowa* 7 3 4/5 Arkansas 9 1 4/7 Central Missouri State 11 6 4/8 at Kansas State 11 2 4/10 at Bradley* (DH) 7 1 at Bradley* (10 inn.) 13 9 4/11 at Bradley* 14 2 4/13 at Oral Roberts 5 2 4/14 Oral Roberts (12 inn.) 8 7 4/16 Indiana State* 2 4 4/17 Indiana State* 8 4 4/18 Indiana State* 10 5 4/20 Oklahoma City 4 5 4/21 Oral Roberts 0 4 4/22 Oral Roberts 9 5 4/23 Creighton* 2 1 4/24 Creighton* 6 4 4/25 Creighton* 8 9 4/27 at Oklahoma State 12 7 4/29 Baker 14 1 5/1 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 7 0 at Southern Illinois* 10 1 5/4 Kansas 4 6 5/5 Grand Canyon 6 5 5/6 Grand Canyon 10 5 5/7 at Missouri State* 8 7 5/8 at Missouri State* 12 7 5/9 at Missouri State* 6 7 5/12 South Alabama (DH) 5 7 South Alabama 3 0 5/13 Kansas State 5 3 5/14 Illinois State* 7 2 5/15 Illinois State* 7 5 5/16 Illinois State* 5 1 Valley Tournament 5/19 Illinois State# 6 5 5/20 Bradley# 11 8 5/21 Creighton# 9 7 5/22 Indiana State# 22 9 NCAA Atlantic Regional 5/27 Ohio State% 14 5 5/28 South Carolina% 3 2 5/29 at Georgia Tech% (10 inn.) 5 4 5/30 Ohio State% 6 8 5/30 Ohio State% 5 3 College World Series 6/5 Arizona State$ (11 inn.) 4 3 6/7 Texas$ 7 6 6/10 Oklahoma State$ 10 4 6/12 Louisiana State$ 0 8 Coach: Gene Stephenson ! Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan.; % Atlanta, Ga.; $ Omaha, Neb.

1991 (66-13) MVC Champions, NCAA Midwest Regional Champions, College World Series Runner-Up

First row (from left): Kurt Stranathan, student trainer, John Bacon, Kevin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary, Don Tannahill, Mike Jones, Billy Hall, Tony Mills, Jose Ramos, Jim Audley, Mark Coberley, assistant athletics trainer. Second row (from left): Steve Smith, Jamey Tarrh*, Chris Wimmer, Tommy Tilma, Mickey Rusk*, Jaime Bluma, Carl Hall, Jay Haffley*, Morgan LeClair, Matt Criss. Third row (from left): Gene Stephenson, head coach; David Chadd, graduate assistant coach; Doug Mirabelli, Scot McCloughan, Todd Dreifort, Spike Anderson, Joey Jackson, Brian Morrow, John Lewallen, Loren Hibbs, assistant coach; Gregg Miller, assistant coach. Fourth row (from left): Chad Bontrager, Shane Dennis, Darrin Paxton, Kennie Steenstra, Matt Klusener, Tyler Green, Jason White, Darren Dreifort, Brent Kemnitz, pitching coach. Charlie Giaudrone, Brian Buzard not pictured. *Did not finish season with team.

1991 College World Series Results June 1 - Wichita State 8, Long Beach State 5 June 3 - Wichita State 3, Creighton 2 (12 inn.) June 5 - Wichita State 11, Creighton 3 June 7 - Louisiana State 6, Wichita State 3 (Championship)

1991 CWS Championship Game LSU 6, WSU 3 June 8, Omaha, Neb. (Rosenblatt Stadium) Louisiana State AB R Tookie Johnson, 2b 4 1 Armando Rios, cf 3 3 Lyle Mouton, rf 4 2 Rich Cordani, lf 4 0 Gary Hymel, c 3 0 Pat Garrity, dh 4 0 Johnny Tellechea, 1b 3 0 Chris Moock, 3b 3 0 Andy Sheets, ss 3 0 Chad Ogea, p 0 0 Rick Greene, p 0 0 Totals

H RBI 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 3 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

31 6 8 6

Wichita State AB R Billy Hall, 2b 3 1 Chris Wimmer, ss 4 0 Jim Audley, cf 3 1 Doug Mirabelli, c 3 0 Todd Dreifort, rf 3 0 Mike Jones, 3b 3 0 Scot McCloughan, dh 1 0 Darren Dreifort, p-dh 3 0 Jason White, 1b 4 0 Tommy Tilma, lf 3 1 Tyler Green, p 0 0 Jaime Bluma, p 0 0 Totals 30 3

H RBI 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 3

R H E Louisiana State 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 8 0 Wichita State 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 5 1 E - Green. DP - LSU 1, WSU 3. LOB - LSU 7, WSU 5. 2B - Rios. 3B - Cordani. HR Rios (4), Tilma (6). SB - Hall 3 (59), Wimmer (54). SF - Cordani, T. Dreifort. LSU IP H R ER BB SO Chad Ogea (W, 14-5) 7 4 3 2 4 3 Rick Greene (S, 14) 2 1 0 0 0 2 WSU IP Tyler Green (L, 11-2) 3 Darren Dreifort 4 1/3 Jaime Bluma 1 2/3

H 5 3 0

R ER BB SO 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 2

HBP - Hymel (by Green), Rios and Moock (by D. Dreifort). PB - Hymel. U - Hagler, Patch, Rosenberry, Pederson, Lopina, Yeast. T - 2:54. A - 16,612.

Year-By-Year Scores 1993 (58-17) MVC Champions, NCAA Atlantic Regional Champions, College World Series Runner-Up

First row (from left): Jason Ficken, Randy Young, Brandon Baird, Nate Davis, Trent Babcock, Richie Taylor, Tony Mills, Jason Adams. Second row (from left): Mark Coberley, assistant athletics trainer; Adam McCollough, Travis Huenfeld, Joel Bradberry, Travis Wyckoff, Kenny Smith, Darren Wheeler, Jaime Bluma, Jim Thomas, assistant coach. Third row (from left): Gene Stephenson, head coach; Mike Brandley, Jason Bichelmeyer, Chris Bauer, Brent Minnick, Joey Jackson, Tommy Tilma, John Bacon, Brent Kemnitz, pitching coach. Fourth row (from left): Jay Stephenson, Casey Blake, Jason Jordan, Alan Foster, Mike Drumright, Matt Klusener, Toby Smith, Shane Bryan, John Lewllen, Shane Dennis, Darren Dreifort. Not pictured: Carl Hall, Tom Buchanan, assistant coach.

1993 College World Series Results June 5 - Wichita State 4, Arizona State 3 (11 inn.) June 7 - Wichita State 7, Texas 6 June 10 - Wichita State 10, Oklahoma State 4 June 12 - Louisiana State 8, Wichita State 0 (Championship)

1993 CWS Championship Game LSU 8, WSU 0 June 12, Omaha, Neb. (Rosenblatt Stadium) Louisiana State AB R H RBI Jason Williams, 3b 3 1 1 1 Armando Rios, cf 3 0 1 4 Russ Johnson, ss 3 1 1 0 Todd Walker, 2b 4 1 2 3 Harry Berrios, rf 4 0 2 0 Mike Neal, dh 4 1 1 0 Jim Greely, lf 2 2 1 0 Ryan Huffman, lf 0 0 0 0 Adrian Antonini, c 2 1 0 0 Kenny Jackson, 1b 3 1 1 0 Totals

28 8 10 8

Wichita State AB R H RBI Carl Hall, rf 5 0 0 0 Jason Adams, ss 4 0 1 0 Richie Taylor, cf 2 0 0 0 Toby Smith, 1b 4 0 0 0 Darren Dreifort, dh-p 3 0 1 0 Joey Jackson, 2b 4 0 0 0 Casey Blake, 3b 3 0 0 0 Tommy Tilma, lf 3 0 1 0 Adam McCollough, c 2 0 0 0 John Lewallen, ph 1 0 0 0 Darren Wheeler, c 0 0 0 0 Tony Mills, ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 32 0 3 0

R H E Wichita State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Louisiana State 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 x 8 10 2 E - Greely, Jackson. DP - WSU 2. LOB - WSU 10, LSU 7. 2B - Jackson. HR Walker (22). SB - Greely (3), Johnson (19). SH - Jackson, Williams. SF - Rios 2. LSU IP H R ER BB SO Brett Laxton (W, 12-1) 9 3 0 0 5 16 WSU IP Travis Wyckoff (L, 5-3) 1 1/3 Darren Dreifort 1 2/3 Brandon Baird 5

H R ER 3 5 5 4 2 2 3 1 1

BB SO 3 0 2 2 1 4

HBP - Antonini (by Dreifort). U - Garman, January, Graham, Jenkins, Thompson, Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Heureux. T - 2:52. A - 20, 286.

1994 (45-17, 19-2) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/26 Northwestern! 12 2 2/27 at South Alabama! 4 8 3/1 Kansas State 14 2 3/2 at Kansas State 7 3 3/4 Washington 7 10 3/5 Washington 10 12 3/6 Washington 5 1 3/8 Kansas State 4 2 3/9 at Kansas State 6 5 3/13 Iowa State 8 5 3/14 Iowa State 11 2 3/15 Southern Colorado 5 7 3/16 Southern Colorado 18 3 3/18 at Long Beach State 1 6 3/19 at Long Beach State 4 1 3/20 at Long Beach State 9 4 3/22 at Cal State-Fullerton 2 3 3/23 at Cal St. Fullerton (13 inn.) 4 5 3/27 Friends (7 inn.) (DH) 13 0 Friends (7 inn.) 20 0 3/29 Northeastern Illinois 18 0 3/30 Northeastern Illinois 9 2 4/1 Northern Iowa* 13 0 4/2 Northern Iowa* 15 5 4/3 Northern Iowa* 3 0 4/4 Texas Tech 10 8 4/8 at Illinois State* 4 0 4/9 at Illinois State* (12 inn.) 3 2 4/10 at Illinois State* 9 5 4/12 Oklahoma City 10 8 4/13 at Kansas 3 6 4/14 Emporia State 16 3 4/16 Southern Illinois* (DH) 10 1 Southern Illinois* 11 1 4/17 Southern Illinois* 8 6 4/19 Texas-Arlington (11 inn.) 7 6 4/20 Texas-Arlington 11 3 4/22 at Indiana State* 8 0 4/23 at Indiana State* 7 4 4/24 at Indiana State* 5 7 4/26 Oklahoma 4 1 4/28 Baker 11 5 4/30 Missouri State* (DH) 4 2 Missouri State* 13 2 5/1 Missouri State* 4 0 5/3 Kansas 2 7 5/4 at Oral Roberts 8 3 5/6 at Creighton* (12 inn.) 6 4 5/7 at Creighton*+ 1 6 5/8 at Creighton* 9 8 5/9 at Oklahoma State 5 7 5/10 Oklahoma State 4 7 5/11 Oral Roberts 9 0 5/14 Bradley* (DH) 7 4 Bradley*$ 17 1 5/15 Bradley* 11 3 Valley Tournament 5/18 Illinois State% 5 6 5/19 Missouri State% 1 0 5/20 Creighton% 8 6 5/21 Bradley% 7 9 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/27 Santa Clara^ 1 2 5/28 Georgia Tech^ 1 13 Coach: Gene Stephenson ! South Alabama/Coca Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.); * Valley Game; + Rosenblatt Stadium (Omaha, Neb.); $ Lawrence-Dumont Stadium (Wichita, Kan.); % Wichita, Kan.; ^ Wichita, Kan. 1995 (53-17, 24-8) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/25 Arkansas State 3 0 2/26 Arkansas State 16 9 3/4 at Texas Tech 6 15 3/5 at Texas Tech (10 inn.) 6 7 3/10 Evansville* 7 0 3/11 Evansville* (DH) 16 1 Evansville* 13 2 3/12 Evansville* (12 inn.) 4 5 3/14 at Kansas 6 3 3/15 Kansas 10 9 3/16 Baker 18 3 3/17 Long Beach State 7 9 3/18 Long Beach State 14 5 3/19 Long Beach State 10 4 3/21 at Bradley* (DH) 6 1 at Bradley* 7 8 3/22 at Bradley* (DH) 4 2 at Bradley* 7 4 3/25 Washington State^ 9 2 3/25 Hawaii-Hilo^ 14 0 3/26 Hawaii-Hilo^ 7 5

3/27 San Francisco! 14 2 3/28 Grand Canyon! 5 1 3/29 Hawaii 5 1 3/30 Meiji, Japan! (EXH) 3 2 3/31 Hawaii-Hilo! 4 5 4/1 San Francisco! 10 0 4/2 Meiji, Japan! (EXH) 8 10 4/4 Friends 10 8 4/5 Arkansas 5 1 4/7 at Missouri State* 4 6 4/8 at Missouri St.* (DH) 2 4 at Missouri State* 9 12 4/9 at Missouri State* 24 13 4/11 Emporia State 15 2 4/12 Friends 22 5 4/13 at Kansas State# 5 3 4/14 Indiana State* 18 5 4/15 Indiana State* (DH) 4 0 Indiana State* 10 1 4/16 Indiana State* 19 5 4/18 at Oklahoma State 8 1 4/19 Oklahoma State 7 4 4/21 Illinois State* 3 2 4/22 Illinois State* (DH) 4 3 Illinois State* 8 14 4/23 Illinois State* 8 0 4/25 Cal State-Fullerton 8 7 4/26 Cal State-Fullerton 4 3 4/28 at Northern Iowa* 5 6 4/29 at Northern Iowa* 4 3 4/30 at Northern Iowa* (DH) 7 2 at Northern Iowa* 3 4 5/1 Kansas State 7 6 5/2 Missouri-St. Louis 9 5 5/5 at Southern Illinois* 12 2 5/6 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 6 5 at Southern Illinois* 7 3 5/7 at Southern Illinois* 16 3 5/8 NW Oklahoma State 15 1 5/9 at Oral Roberts 4 5 5/10 Oral Roberts 9 0 5/12 Creighton* 4 2 5/13 Creighton* (DH) 4 0 Creighton* 19 12 5/14 Creighton* 2 1 Valley Tournament 5/19 Bradley% 12 6 5/20 Evansville% 5 11 5/20 Creighton% 9 11 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/27 Lamar$ 11 13 5/27 Providence$ 6 2 5/29 Lamar$ 1 4 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; ^ Honolulu, Hawaii (Rainbow Stadium); ! Hawaii Rainbow Easter Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); # Salina, Kan. (Dean Evans Field); % Springfield, Ill.; $ Wichita, Kan. 1996 (54-11, 24-4) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/1 Washington 10 0 3/2 Washington 9 2 3/3 Washington 15 0 3/9 Northeastern Illinois 5 0 3/10 Northeastern Illinois 14 5 3/13 at Arkansas 0 5 3/15 at Kansas State 7 4 3/16 Friends 19 5 3/17 Friends 15 3 3/19 South Alabama 1 6 3/20 South Alabama 12 5 3/23 at Long Beach State 6 1 3/24 at Long Beach State 4 3 3/26 at UC-Santa Barbara 16 11 3/27 at UC-Santa Barbara 11 4 3/29 at Illinois State* (DH) 10 2 at Illinois State* 1 0 3/30 at Illinois State* 14 5 4/2 Kansas State (DH) 10 9 Kansas State 7 9 4/3 Emporia State 13 11 4/5 at Indiana State* 12 1 4/6 at Indiana State* (DH) 1 2 at Indiana State* 8 2 4/7 at Indiana State* 5 4 4/9 at Kansas 9 5 4/10 Kansas 4 0 4/11 Rockhurst 23 2 4/13 Bradley* (DH) 7 2 Bradley* 5 2 4/14 Bradley* (DH) 4 11 Bradley* 11 7 4/16 Houston 13 3 4/17 Houston 6 3 4/19 Southern Illinois* 9 10

4/20 Southern Illinois* (DH) 7 2 Southern Illinois* 6 4 4/21 Southern Illinois* 8 5 4/23 at Oklahoma State 7 3 4/24 Oklahoma State 19 4 4/26 at Creighton* 10 4 4/27 at Creighton* (DH) 8 3 at Creighton* 14 3 4/30 Hastings College 6 4 5/1 Missouri State* (DH) 8 1 Missouri State* 6 5 5/3 at Evansville* 11 8 5/4 at Evansville* (DH) 6 0 at Evansville* 8 5 5/5 at Evansville* 4 8 5/10 Northern Iowa* 5 4 5/11 Northern Iowa* (DH) 9 0 Northern Iowa* 10 0 5/12 Northern Iowa* 14 3 5/13 Iowa State 11 1 Valley Tournament 5/15 Northern Iowa# 25 11 5/16 Southern Illinois# 15 7 5/17 Missouri State# 7 8 5/18 Bradley# 11 18 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/23 Indiana$ 4 0 5/24 Missouri$ 9 2 5/25 Cal State Fullerton$ 6 1 5/26 Rice$ 16 6 College World Series 6/1 vs. Louisiana State% 8 9 6/3 vs. Florida State% 4 8 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; # Wichita, Kan.; $ Wichita, Kan.; % Omaha, Neb. 1997 (51-18, 21-7) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/22 Arkansas-Little Rock 4 2 2/23 Arkansas-Little Rock 16 1 2/25 Friends 13 2 3/1 at Houston 6 10 3/2 at Houston 3 4 3/4 at Kansas 7 1 3/6 Indiana State* 5 4 3/7 Indiana State* 11 3 3/8 Indiana State* (DH) 14 0 Indiana State* 12 5 3/10 Fort Hays State 17 13 3/11 Iowa State 18 11 3/12 Iowa State 8 7 3/14 Utah 3 9 3/15 Utah (DH) 15 3 Utah 13 1 3/16 NW Oklahoma State 18 2 3/18 SE Missouri State 11 4 3/19 SE Missouri State 6 14 3/21 at Hawaii-Hilo (DH) 3 6 at Hawaii-Hilo 10 0 3/24 Nebraska# 9 11 3/25 New Mexico# 8 2 3/26 Washington# 8 4 3/27 at Hawaii# 8 3 3/28 CS - Northridge# 2 1 3/29 Nebraska# 7 3 3/30 Washington# 5 1 4/1 Hastings College 8 4 4/2 Kansas 9 5 4/5 Illinois State* (DH) 26 5 Illinois State* 14 4 4/6 Illinois State* (DH) 17 4 Illinois State* 12 11 4/9 at Missouri St.* (DH) 2 9 at Missouri State* 2 10 4/15 UC - Santa Barbara 8 7 4/16 UC - Santa Barbara 13 6 4/16 Benedictine 24 8 4/18 at Southern Illinois* 6 4 4/19 at Southern Illinois* (DH) 3 4 at Southern Illinois* 11 8 4/20 at Southern Illinois* 5 1 4/22 Long Beach State 14 3 4/23 Long Beach State 6 5 4/25 Evansville* 12 2 4/26 Evansville* (DH) 14 5 Evansville* 7 1 4/27 Evansville* 11 2 4/29 Arkansas 9 7 4/30 Missouri State* (DH) 2 5 Missouri State* 3 1 5/3 at Bradley* (DH) 14 3 at Bradley* 14 2 5/4 at Bradley* (DH) 4 5 at Bradley* 9 11 5/6 at Kansas State 3 4

Year-By-Year Scores

5/7 Kansas State 8 0 5/9 Creighton* 15 0 5/10 Creighton* (DH) 7 9 Creighton* 11 8 5/11 Creighton* 15 0 Valley Tournament 5/14 Evansville% 1 6 5/15 Northern Iowa% 12 7 5/16 Illinois State% 11 5 5/17 Southern Illinois% 17 8 5/17 Missouri State% 4 8 NCAA South II Regional 5/22 North Carolina State! 9 10 5/23 at Alabama! 2 6 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; # Hawaii Easter Rainbow Tournament (Hilo, Hawaii); % Wichita, Kan.; ! Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1998 (56-7, 26-1) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/27 SE Louisiana% 7 12 2/28 Northwestern% 14 9 3/1 at South Alabama% 10 4 3/3 Missouri 12 3 3/6 Washington 9 2 3/12 Kansas State 9 8 3/13 Howard (7 inn.) (DH) 12 0 Howard 14 5 3/14 Howard 20 0 3/15 Howard 11 2 3/17 Centenary 24 5 3/18 Centenary (DH) 7 5 Centenary (7 inn.) 15 0 3/24 vs. Cal-St. Fullerton$ 9 2 3/24 at San Diego State 16 8 3/27 at Nevada-Reno (11 inn.) 11 12 3/28 at Nevada-Reno 8 11 3/31 Kansas Newman 22 3 4/1 Bethany College 19 2 4/3 Southern Illinois* 7 3 4/4 S. Illinois* (7 inn.) (DH) 6 5 Southern Illinois* 4 1 4/5 Southern Illinois* 11 1 4/6 Sterling Coll. (5 inn.) 12 2 4/8 at Missouri St.* (7 inn.) 5 4 at Missouri St.* 15 3 4/10 at Creighton* 13 12 4/11 at Creighton* (7 inn.) (DH) 13 5 at Creighton* 18 8 4/12 at Creighton* 19 5 4/14 at Kansas 4 1 4/15 Kansas 7 6 4/17 Bradley* (8 inn.) 18 5 4/18 Bradley* (7 inn.) (DH) 10 0 Bradley* (7 inn.) 14 2 4/19 Bradley* (7 inn.) 16 4 4/21 Friends University 26 0 4/22 Missouri St.* (DH) 12 5 Missouri St.* 9 7 4/24 at Indiana State* 5 11 4/25 at Indiana St.* (7 inn.) (DH) 10 2 at Indiana State* 12 4 4/26 at Indiana State* (8 inn.) 25 12 4/28 at Arkansas 5 16 4/29 Air Force@ (DH) 11 0 Air Force@ 11 7 5/1 at Evansville* 15 12 5/2 at Evansville* (8 inn.) (DH) 12 2 at Evansville* 7 6 5/5 at Kansas State (7 inn.) 17 5 5/6 Kansas State 13 7 5/7 Sterling College 24 1 5/8 Northern Iowa* 4 1 5/9 N. Iowa* (7 inn.) (DH) 11 2 Northern Iowa* 8 1 5/10 Northern Iowa* 10 5 Valley Tournament 5/13 Creighton# 6 4 5/14 Illinois State# 12 1 5/15 Missouri St.# 19 9 5/16 Evansville# 22 6 NCAA Midwest Regional 5/21 SE Missouri St.^ 7 4 5/22 Arkansas^ (11 inn.) 2 3 5/23 Arizona State^ 4 6 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; % Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.); $ University of San Diego (San Diego, Calif.); @ Lawrence-Dumont Stadium (Wichita, Kan.); # (Evansville, Ind.); ^ (Wichita, Kan.)

1999 (59-14, 24-7) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/13 at Hawaii-Hilo (DH) 2 3 at Hawaii-Hilo 3 1 2/14 at Hawaii-Hilo (DH) 5 1 at Hawaii-Hilo 6 3 2/15 at Hawaii-Hilo (DH) 9 3 at Hawaii-Hilo 14 0 2/18 at Hawaii Pacific$ 17 2 2/19 at Hawaii 2 4 2/20 at Hawaii (10 inn.) 3 4 2/21 at Hawaii 1 9 2/26 Miami (Ohio) 8 3 2/27 Miami (Ohio) 24 4 2/28 Miami (Ohio) 10 3 3/5 Florida State% 8 1 3/6 Washington State% 9 6 3/7 at Minnesota% 4 5 3/15 Howard (8 inn.) (DH) 26 1 Howard 27 0 3/16 at Missouri 12 1 3/20 at Bradley* (DH) 6 9 at Bradley 8 5 3/21 at Bradley* (7 inn.) (DH) 8 3 at Bradley* 15 11 3/24 at Washington 15 1 3/25 at Washington (5 inn.) 5 2 3/27 Ball State 6 5 3/28 Ball State 3 2 3/30 Long Beach State 16 6 3/31 Long Beach State 6 4 4/2 Indiana State* 12 9 4/3 Indiana St.* (7 inn.) (DH) 3 4 Indiana State 2 4 4/4 Indiana State* 5 3 4/6 Nevada (10 inn.) 6 5 4/7 Nevada 14 3 4/9 Illinois State* 6 2 4/10 Illinois State* (7 inn.) (DH) 14 5 Illinios State* (7 inn.) 23 11 4/11 Illinois State* (7 inn.) 17 0 4/16 at Southern Illinois* 5 2 4/17 at S. Illinois* (7 inn.) (DH) 11 1 at Southern Illinois 6 2 4/18 at Southern Illinois* 5 2 4/20 San Diego State 13 3 4/21 San Diego State 10 4 4/23 Evansville* 1 3 4/24 Evansville* (7 inn.) (DH) 4 1 Evansville* 10 0 4/27 Arkansas (14 inn.) 5 4 4/28 Bethany College 9 1 4/30 at Northern Iowa* 5 2 5/1 at N. Iowa*(7 inn.) (DH) 3 8 at Northern Iowa* 8 7 5/2 at Northern Iowa* 17 4 5/4 at Kansas State^ 5 3 5/5 Kansas State 6 4 5/7 at Missouri St.* 10 9 5/8 at Missouri St.* (7 inn.) 11 7 at Missouri St.* 8 9 5/9 at Missouri St.* 7 1 5/12 Friends 15 0 5/14 Creighton* (10 inn.) 4 5 5/15 Creighton*(7 inn.) (DH) 6 3 Creighton* 9 8 5/16 Creighton* 9 8 Valley Tournament 5/19 Bradley! 10 6 5/20 Evansville! 13 7 5/21 Illinois State! 10 8 5/22 Creighton! 11 2 NCAA Wichita Regional 5/28 Oral Roberts+ 13 5 5/29 UCLA+ 4 2 5/30 Oklahoma St.+ 8 11 Oklahoma St.+ 6 7 Coach: Gene Stephenson * - Valley games; $ - at Honolulu, Hawaii (Rainbow Stadium); % - Hormel Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.); ^ - at Hutchinson, Kan.; ! - Missouri Valley Conference Tournament; + - (Wichita Regional) Wichita, Kan.

2000 (44-21, 24-8) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/25 Iowa (L-D) 10 2 2/26 Iowa (L-D) 13 4 2/27 Iowa (L-D) 16 6 3/4 at Long Beach State 3 6 3/5 at Long Beach State 7 4 3/10 Minnesota (L-D) 9 17 3/11 Minnesota (L-D) 2 1 3/12 Minnesota (L-D) 8 10 3/14 Iowa State (L-D) 4 3 3/18 Southern Illinois*(L-D) 9 3 Southern Illinois*(L-D) 11 4 3/19 Southern Illinois*(L-D) 2 5 Southern Illinois*(L-D) 11 4 3/21 Missouri (L-D) 6 5 3/24 at Creighton* 8 10 3/25 at Creighton* 1 8 at Creighton* 2 14 3/26 at Creighton (12 inn.)* 8 7 3/28 California 3 5 3/31 at Indiana State* 8 1 4/1 at Indiana State* 1 0 at Indiana State* 10 2 4/2 at Indiana State* 7 1 4/4 at Kansas 5 10 4/5 Friends 16 2 4/7 Northern Iowa* 10 7 4/8 Northern Iowa* 5 4 Northern Iowa* 11 10 4/9 Northern Iowa* 12 0 4/11 Kansas (10 inn.) 7 8 4/12 Texas-Arlington 8 3 4/14 at Illinois State* 15 1 4/15 at Illinois State (9 inn.)* 9 6 at Illinois State* 3 2 4/16 at Illinois State (13 inn.)* 11 8 4/18 Louisiana-Lafayette 6 0 4/19 Louisiana-Lafayette 4 0 4/21 Washington 10 15 4/22 Washington 4 11 4/23 Washington 11 4 4/25 at Arkansas 14 15 4/26 Northwestern Okla. St. 13 1 4/28 at Evansville* 1 7 4/29 at Evansville* 2 1 at Evansville* 9 2 4/30 at Evansville* 6 9 5/2 at Kansas State 7 2 5/3 Kansas State 6 18 5/5 Missouri St. (10 inn.)* 5 3 5/6 Missouri St.* 6 7 Missouri St.* 10 11 5/7 Missouri St.* 16 13 5/12 Bradley* 8 5 5/13 Bradley* 4 0 Bradley* 7 2 5/14 Bradley* 4 2 Valley Tournament 5/17 Southern Illinois! 6 4 5/18 Creighton! 1 3 5/19 Missouri St.! 7 3 Indiana State! 9 2 5/20 Evansville! 6 4 NCAA Minneapolis, Minn. Regional 5/26 at Minnesota# 7 10 5/27 Butler# 15 5 5/28 Minnesota# 5 1 5/29 Nebraska# 1 8 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley Games; (L-D) Lawrence Dumont Stadium (Wichita, Kan.); ! MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); # NCAA Regional (Minneapolis, Minn.) 2001 (44-24, 21-11) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/17 Air Force 5 3 Air Force 7 1 2/18 Air Force 12 4 2/23 at Louisiana-Lafayette# 0 1 2/24 Ohio State# 6 5 2/25 Nebraska# 7 8 3/2 Long Beach State$ 10 8 3/3 at Cal State Fullerton$ 1 3 3/4 Tennessee$ 4 14 3/7 at Missouri 8 9 3/9 Long Beach State 6 8 3/10 Long Beach State 4 0 3/11 Long Beach State 8 11 3/13 Arkansas 5 0 3/16 at Southern Illinois* 9 4 3/17 at Southern Illinois* 5 1 at Southern Illinois* 5 9 3/18 at Southern Illinois* 21 9 3/20 Nebraska 6 5

3/22 Illinois State* 9 5 3/23 Illinois State* 5 0 Illinois State* 10 9 3/24 Illinois State* 2 0 3/26 UC Santa Barbara^ 4 9 3/27 Hawaii Pacific^ 7 0 3/28 at Hawaii^ 2 4 3/29 Lewis-Clark State^ 2 10 3/30 UC Santa Barbara^ 6 3 3/31 Centenary^ 10 0 4/1 Centenary^ 6 2 4/2 Hawaii Pacific% 13 0 4/4 at Kansas 6 0 4/6 at Bradley* 6 4 4/7 at Bradley* 25 8 at Bradley* 17 7 4/8 at Bradley* 11 8 4/10 Nicholls State 6 3 4/11 Nicholls State 9 8 4/13 Indiana State* 16 9 4/14 Indiana State* 7 23 Indiana State* 3 5 4/15 Indiana State* 7 8 4/17 Friends 13 4 4/18 Kansas (10 inn.) 5 4 4/20 at Northern Iowa* 8 3 4/21 at Northern Iowa* 10 3 at Northern Iowa* 6 8 4/22 at Northern Iowa* 12 1 4/24 South Alabama (12 inn.) 6 9 4/25 South Alabama 14 0 4/27 at Missouri St.* 6 9 4/28 at Missouri St.* 3 4 at Missouri St.* 3 8 4/29 at Missouri St.* 2 3 5/1 at Kansas State 13 3 5/2 Kansas State 9 5 5/5 Evansville* 6 7 Evansville* 6 8 5/6 Evansville* 5 4 Evansville* 7 5 5/11 Creighton* 9 4 5/12 Creighton* 4 1 Creighton* 3 1 5/13 Creighton (12 inn.)* 9 8 Valley Tournament 5/16 Northern Iowa& 3 4 5/17 Missouri St.& 3 7 Coach: Gene Stephenson ! Mardi Gras Ball (Lafayette, La.); # Kia Baseball Bash (Fullerton, Calif.) ; ^ Hawaii Rainbow Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); % played at Rainbow Stadium; * Valley Games; & MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.) 2002 (47-17, 23-9) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/15 Northwestern State# 5 4 2/16 at South Alabama# 4 3 2/17 Charlotte# 7 3 2/23 SE Missouri State 9 4 2/24 SE Missouri State 8 7 3/6 Fort Hays State 10 1 3/8 Cal State Fullerton (15 inn.) 3 1 3/9 Cal State Fullerton 1 10 3/10 Cal State Fullerton 13 4 3/15 Louisiana-Lafayette 6 1 3/16 Louisiana-Lafayette 3 1 3/17 Louisiana-Lafayette 7 9 3/19 at Long Beach State 1 3 3/20 at Long Beach State 3 5 3/23 at Evansville* 6 8 3/23 at Evansville* 11 7 3/24 at Evansville*(7 inn.) 9 5 3/24 at Evansville* 9 5 3/29 Northern Iowa* 11 2 3/30 Northern Iowa*(7 inn.) 8 5 3/30 Northern Iowa* 6 5 3/31 Northern Iowa* 4 10 4/3 at Kansas State 9 5 4/5 at Indiana State* 10 2 4/6 at Indiana State*(7 inn.) 0 1 4/6 at Indiana State* 6 1 4/7 at Indiana State* 14 10 4/9 at Kansas 1 9 4/12 Bradley* 8 3 4/13 Bradley*(7 inn.) 5 0 4/13 Bradley*(8 inn.) 12 2 4/14 Bradley*(7 inn.) 14 4 4/16 Kansas 10 1 4/19 at Creighton* 1 0 4/20 at Creighton*(7 inn.) 2 4 4/20 at Creighton* 2 4 4/21 at Creighton* 14 6 4/23 at Arkansas 3 2 4/26 Howard (7 inn.) 15 2

Year-By-Year Scores

4/27 Howard (7 inn.) 31 2 4/27 Howard (7 inn.) 24 0 4/28 Howard (7 inn.) 20 5 4/30 at Nebraska 9 4 5/3 Missouri St.*(7 inn.) 14 0 5/4 Missouri St.*(7 inn.) 1 5 5/4 Missouri St.*(7 inn.) 12 2 5/5 Missouri St.* 7 5 5/10 at Illinois State* 11 4 5/10 at Illinois State*(7 inn.) 8 3 5/11 at Illinois State* 0 2 5/12 at Illinois State*(8 inn.) 13 3 5/13 Oklahoma 5 1 5/17 Southern Illinois* 10 6 5/18 Southern Illinois*(7 inn.) 6 1 5/18 Southern Illinois* 1 2 5/19 Southern Illinois*(14 inn.) 3 4 Valley Tournament 5/22 Northern Iowa% 8 1 5/23 Southern Illinois% 17 1 5/24 Missouri St.% 3 0 5/26 Missouri St.%(10 inn.) 8 12 5/26 Missouri St.%(11 inn.) 7 6 NCAA Wichita Regional 5/31 Oral Roberts$ 1 6 6/1 Oklahoma$ 8 4 6/1 Oral Roberts$ 8 15 Coach: Gene Stephenson # Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.); * Valley games; % MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); $ NCAA Wichita Regional (Wichita, Kan.) 2003 (49-27, 19-13) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/15 at Hawaii Hilo 16 5 2/16 at Hawaii Hilo 14 4 2/16 at Hawaii Hilo (7 inn.) 4 3 2/17 at Hawaii Hilo 21 0 2/18 at Hawaii Hilo (7 inn.) 10 0 2/18 at Hawaii Hilo 12 0 2/19 at Hawaii Hilo 13 4 2/21 at Hawaii 3 7 2/22 at Hawaii 4 3 2/23 at Hawaii 6 4 3/3 Iowa 3 2 3/3 Iowa 13 2 3/7 vs. McNeese State# 3 4 3/8 at Louisiana-Lafayette# 11 4 3/9 vs. Ohio State# 2 3 3/11 Southern Nazarene 7 1 3/15 #7 Long Beach State 3 4 3/16 #7 Long Beach State 5 7 3/18 at #1 Arizona State 2 9 3/19 at #1 Arizona State 6 3 3/22 at UCLA 7 9 3/23 at UCLA 10 11 3/25 at Oral Roberts 5 11 3/26 at Kansas State 14 10 3/28 Illinois State* 4 3 3/29 Illinois State* (7 inn.) 4 2 3/29 Illinois State* 9 1 3/30 Illinois State* 15 9 4/1 at Oklahoma 4 5 4/5 at Northern Iowa* 3 8 4/5 at Northern Iowa* 8 1 4/6 at Northern Iowa* (7 inn.) 5 3 4/6 at Northern Iowa* 5 3 4/8 #8 Nebraska 7 5 4/9 Kansas State 13 2 4/11 Indiana State* (7 inn.) 10 0 4/12 Indiana State* (7 inn.) 3 2 4/12 Indiana State* 3 4 4/13 Indiana State* 6 5 4/15 Oklahoma 9 5 4/18 at Bradley* 0 1 4/19 at Bradley* (7 inn.) 1 3 4/19 at Bradley* 9 2 4/20 at Bradley* 4 6 4/22 #15 Arkansas (10 inn.) 6 5 4/25 Creighton* 6 1 4/26 Creighton* (7 inn.) 0 3 4/26 Creighton* 5 6 4/27 Creighton* (7 inn.) 0 16 4/29 at Kansas 7 2 4/30 Kansas State 12 3 5/2 at Missouri St.* 4 5 5/3 at Missouri St.* (7 inn.) 4 8 5/3 at Missouri St.* 6 7 5/4 at Missouri St.* (7 inn.) 12 1 5/6 at Kansas State 2 0 5/7 Kansas 3 7 5/9 at Southern Illinois* 5 3 5/10 at Southern Illinois* (7 inn.) 3 4 5/10 at Southern Illinois* 11 6 5/11 at Southern Illinois 14 4 5/13 Oral Roberts 13 2

5/15 Evansville* 5 3 5/16 Evansville* (7 inn.) 3 1 5/17 Evansville* 0 1 5/18 Evansville* 9 3 Valley Tournament 5/21 Indiana State% 6 1 5/22 Southern Illinois% 4 6 5/23 Indiana State% 10 0 5/23 Missouri St.% (11 inn.) 9 8 5/24 Southern Illinois% 2 1 5/24 Southern Illinois% 3 0 NCAA Houston Regional 5/30 vs. Mississippi& 4 2 5/31 at #1 Rice& 1 10 5/31 vs. Mississippi& 5 4 6/1 at #1 Rice& 2 5 Coach: Gene Stephenson # Mardi Gras Ball Classic (Lafayette, La.); * Valley games; % MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); & NCAA Houston Regional (Houston, Texas) 2004 (49-16, 28-4) Date Opponent WSU Opp 3/5 Louisiana-Lafayette 4 2 3/6 Louisiana-Lafayette 12 6 3/7 Louisiana-Lafayette 13 7 3/12 Sam Houston State 18 2 3/13 Sam Houston State 8 4 3/14 Sam Houston State 10 5 3/17 at Kansas State (16 inn.) 12 7 3/18 Kansas State 3 1 3/23 at #7 Long Beach State 1 2 3/24 at #7 Long Beach State 1 10 3/26 Northern Iowa* 8 0 3/27 Northern Iowa* 12 3 3/27 Northern Iowa* 10 0 3/28 Northern Iowa* 8 3 3/30 at Arkansas 4 10 4/2 at Indiana State* 5 2 4/3 at Indiana State* 10 2 4/3 at Indiana State* 6 0 4/4 at Indiana State* 11 1 4/6 #27 Oral Roberts 9 13 4/7 at Kansas 6 13 4/9 at Illinois State* 12 1 4/10 at Illinois State* 3 1 4/10 at Illinois State* 19 5 4/11 at Illinois State* 15 5 4/13 at #15 Nebraska 4 7 4/16 Southern Illinois* 9 1 4/17 Southern Illinois* 15 2 4/17 Southern Illinois* 5 1 4/18 Southern Illinois* 5 6 4/21 Kansas (10 inn.) 6 5 4/24 Bradley* 10 0 4/24 Bradley* 8 7 4/25 Bradley* (8 inn.) 3 2 4/25 Bradley* 4 3 4/27 #18 Arizona State 9 10 4/28 #18 Arizona State 3 4 5/1 Chicago State 19 0 5/2 Chicago State 16 4 5/3 Emporia State 17 3 5/4 UCLA 6 4 5/5 UCLA 10 3 5/7 at Creighton* 1 4 5/8 at Creighton* 1 2 5/8 at Creighton* 2 8 5/9 at Creighton* 15 2 5/11 at #18 Oklahoma 3 7 5/14 Missouri St.* 5 1 5/15 Missouri St.* 5 3 5/15 Missouri St.* 9 2 5/16 Missouri St.* 9 0 5/18 #18 Oklahoma 8 7 5/20 at Evansville* 10 3 5/21 at Evansville* 4 1 5/22 at Evansville* 10 6 5/23 at Evansville* 4 1 Valley Tournament 5/26 Evansville% 5 8 5/27 Indiana State% 13 7 5/28 Missouri St.% 15 1 5/29 Southern Illinois% 5 1 5/29 Southern Illinois% 11 3 NCAA Fayetteville Regional 6/4 Missouri# 3 0 6/5 #9 Arkansas# (11 inn.) 4 3 6/6 #9 Arkansas# 9 11 6/7 #9 Arkansas# 3 4 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games ; % MVC Tournament (Springfield, Mo.); # NCAA Fayetteville Regional (Fayetteville, Ark.)

2005 (51-24, 16-8) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/11 Northwestern State 11 0 2/12 Northwestern State 4 0 2/13 Northwestern State 8 7 2/18 Southern Utah (11 inn.) 4 3 2/19 Southern Utah 5 2 2/20 Southern Utah 3 0 2/24 at Hawaii-Hilo 4 1 2/25 at Hawaii-Hilo 10 8 2/26 at Hawaii-Hilo 19 6 2/26 at Hawaii-Hilo 21 1 2/27 at Hawaii-Hilo 6 1 3/1 #21 Louisiana-Lafayette# 3 19 3/2 Sacramento State# 9 3 3/3 UC Davis# 6 4 3/4 at Hawaii# 3 2 3/5 South Florida# 2 1 3/11 UC Irvine% 4 9 3/12 at #20 USC% 4 6 3/13 #21 Texas Tech (10 inn.)% 6 5 3/15 McNeese State 13 4 3/16 McNeese State 7 5 3/18 #28 Long Beach State 0 1 3/19 #28 Long Beach State 2 5 3/20 #28 Long Beach State 7 0 3/22 at Oral Roberts 1 4 3/25 Iowa 6 1 3/26 Iowa 17 6 3/27 Iowa 7 3 3/29 at Kansas State 5 6 4/1 Evansville* (11 inn.) 3 5 4/2 Evansville* (7 inn.) 11 0 4/3 Evansville* (10 inn.) 10 11 4/5 Oral Roberts 4 2 4/6 at Kansas 6 13 4/8 Illinois State* 5 0 4/9 Illinois State* (7 inn.) 15 1 4/10 Illinois State* 9 3 4/12 at Oklahoma State 2 1 4/13 Kansas 5 1 4/15 at Northern Iowa* 6 7 4/16 at Northern Iowa* 6 1 4/17 at Northern Iowa* 3 1 4/19 Kansas State 2 4 4/20 at Kansas 11 9 4/22 #28 Creighton* 8 0 4/23 #28 Creighton* 4 3 4/24 #28 Creighton* 1 10 4/26 Oklahoma 7 5 4/27 #5 Nebraska 2 4 4/29 at Missouri State* 5 3 4/30 at Missouri State* 2 0 5/1 at Missouri State* 7 3 5/3 at Oklahoma 4 5 5/4 Kansas 3 5 5/6 at Southern Illinois* 4 0 5/7 at Southern Illinois* 1 5 5/8 at Southern Illinois* 1 4 5/10 Northern Colorado 5 8 5/11 Northern Colorado 8 3 5/13 Indiana State* 11 2 5/14 Indiana State* 4 9 5/15 Indiana State* 10 3 5/17 Oklahoma State 6 1 5/20 at Bradley* (11 inn.) 8 9 5/20 at Bradley* 3 0 5/21 at Bradley* 3 0 Valley Tournament 5/25 Indiana State& 4 1 5/26 Southern Illinois& 9 0 5/27 #30 Creighton& 3 0 5/28 #30 Creighton& 3 4 5/28 #30 Creighton& 10 3 NCAA Knoxville Regional 6/3 Winthrop@ 1 2 6/4 Austin Peay State@ 5 1 6/5 Winthrop@ 3 2 6/5 at #10 Tennessee@ 2 12 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; # First Hawaii Title Rainbow Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii); % Public Storage Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.); & MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); @ NCAA Knoxville Regional (Knoxville, Tenn.)

2006 (46-22, 15-9) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/8 at Hawaii-Hilo 9 4 2/9 at Hawaii-Hilo 13 2 2/10 at Hawaii-Hilo 4 7 2/11 at Hawaii-Hilo 12 1 2/12 at Hawaii-Hilo 9 2 2/17 vs. Southern Mississippi# 5 6 2/18 at South Alabama# 6 2 2/19 vs. Stetson# 8 3 2/24 Nicholls State 18 1 2/25 Nicholls State 4 3 2/26 Nicholls State 9 5 2/28 at #25 Oklahoma 12 2 3/3 North Dakota State 4 1 3/4 North Dakota State 7 3 3/5 North Dakota State 8 4 3/8 Emporia State 5 3 3/10 Fordham 5 3 3/11 Fordham 8 4 3/12 Fordham 5 1 3/14 at #29 Kansas State 3 6 3/17 at #21 Long Beach State 9 0 3/18 at #21 Long Beach State 8 7 3/19 at #21 Long Beach State 10 7 3/24 Southern Illinois* 2 4 3/25 Southern Illinois* 1 5 3/26 Southern Illinois* 4 3 3/28 #10 Arkansas (11 inn.) 3 4 3/29 at Kansas 2 8 3/31 at Creighton* (11 inn.) 1 2 4/1 at Creighton* 0 3 4/2 at Creighton* (8 inn.) 3 1 4/5 #24 Kansas 4 0 4/8 at Evansville* 1 2 4/8 at Evansville* 5 7 4/9 at Evansville* 4 2 4/11 at Oral Roberts 2 3 4/12 Oral Roberts 1 7 4/14 Missouri State* 7 5 4/15 Missouri State* (7 inn.) 16 5 4/16 Missouri State* 8 7 4/18 Kansas State 7 3 4/19 at Oklahoma State 4 9 4/21 Bradley* (8 inn.) 10 0 4/22 Bradley* 19 13 4/23 Bradley* 5 3 4/25 at #3 Nebraska 0 11 4/28 at Indiana State* (13 inn.) 6 5 4/29 at Indiana State* (7 inn.) 14 1 4/30 at Indiana State* 7 3 5/2 #8 Oklahoma 9 5 5/5 at Illinois State* 3 5 5/6 at Illinois State* 8 2 5/7 at Illinois State* (10 inn.) 3 4 5/9 Northern Colorado 1 0 5/10 Northern Colorado (14 inn.) 5 4 5/12 Northern Iowa* 1 3 5/13 Northern Iowa* 6 2 5/14 Northern Iowa* 10 2 5/19 Southern California 11 3 5/20 Southern California 11 7 5/21 Southern California 10 8 Valley Tournament 5/24 Creighton& 8 11 5/25 Bradley& 8 5 5/26 Evansville& (7 inn.) 3 14 NCAA Norman Regional 6/2 vs. #11 Houston@ 2 1 6/3 vs. Texas Christian@ 18 8 6/4 at #13 Oklahoma@ 7 12 6/5 at #13 Oklahoma@ 6 7 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; # Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.); & MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); @ NCAA Norman Regional (Norman, Okla.)

Year-By-Year Scores

2007 (53-22, 20-4) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/16 at #18 Pepperdine 0 2 2/17 at #18 Pepperdine 2 10 2/18 at #18 Pepperdine 3 2 2/20 at Hawaii-Hilo 7 3 2/20 at Hawaii-Hilo 11 4 2/21 at Hawaii-Hilo 9 2 2/21 at Hawaii-Hilo 7 2 2/23 at Hawaii 7 1 2/25 at Hawaii 10 4 2/25 at Hawaii 5 4 2/28 at Oklahoma 4 5 3/2 Richmond 10 11 3/3 Richmond 4 0 3/4 Richmond 14 7 3/9 Penn State 7 2 3/10 Penn State 3 0 3/11 Penn State 2 1 3/14 at Kansas 18 3 3/16 #17 Long Beach State 1 2 3/17 #17 Long Beach State 8 7 3/18 #17 Long Beach St. (13 inn.) 3 2 3/20 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 19 2 3/21 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 17 0 3/23 Indiana State* 7 1 3/24 Indiana State* (7 inn.) 12 2 3/25 Indiana State* 12 3 3/27 at Kansas State 8 3 3/30 at Bradley* 3 0 3/31 at Bradley* 3 1 4/1 at Bradley* 5 6 4/3 at Oral Roberts 4 7 4/6 Creighton* 2 3 4/7 Creighton* 2 1 4/8 Creighton* 7 1 4/11 Nebraska 5 3 4/14 at Southern Illinois* 10 7 4/15 at Southern Illinois* 8 4 4/15 at So. Illinois* (7 inn.) 19 9 4/17 Oral Roberts 0 4 4/18 Kansas 2 1 4/20 at Missouri State* 5 1 4/21 at Missouri State* 3 0 4/22 at Missouri State* 11 6 4/24 Kansas State 1 2 4/25 at #3 Arkansas 2 10 4/27 Evansville* 6 1 4/28 Evansville* 1 4 4/29 Evansville* 7 1 4/30 Bethany 13 6 5/2 Northern Colorado 12 6 5/2 Northern Colorado 8 1 5/4 at UNI* 3 4 5/5 at UNI* 4 2 5/6 at UNI* 6 4 5/8 South Alabama 6 7 5/9 South Alabama 15 5 5/11 #25 Cal State Fullerton 2 6 5/12 #25 Cal State Fullerton 1 3 5/13 #25 Cal State Fullerton 7 0 5/15 #10 Oklahoma State 1 3 5/17 Illinois State* 7 5 5/18 Illinois State* 7 0 5/19 Illinois State* 6 0 Valley Tournament 5/23 at Missouri State& 2 5 5/24 vs. Southern Illinois& 4 2 5/25 vs. Evansville& (8 inn.) 12 1 5/26 vs. #25 Creighton& 2 1 5/26 vs. #25 Creighton& (12 inn.) 9 10 NCAA Wichita Regional 6/1 vs. New Orleans@ 6 7 6/2 vs. #24 Oral Roberts@ 11 4 6/3 vs. New Orleans@ 7 3 6/3 vs. #11 Arizona@ 4 3 6/4 vs. #11 Arizona@ 3 0 NCAA Wichita Super Regional 6/9 vs. #4 UC Irvine% 0 1 6/10 vs. #4 UC Irvine% 2 3 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; & MVC Tournament (Springfield, Mo.); @ NCAA Wichita Regional (Wichita, Kan.); % NCAA Wichita Super Regional (Wichita, Kan.)

2008 (48-17, 19-5) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/22 Fordham 4 3 2/25 Northwestern (Iowa) 10 1 2/26 Emporia State 6 3 2/29 at #10 Long Beach St. (12 inn.) 2 3 3/1 at #10 Long Beach St. 5 8 3/2 at #10 Long Beach St. 3 8 3/4 Le Moyne 9 8 3/8 Harvard 16 3 3/8 Harvard (10 inn.) 11 10 3/9 Harvard 13 2 3/12 Washington State 6 4 3/14 TCU 5 1 3/15 TCU 3 2 3/16 TCU 5 1 3/22 at Illinois St.* (7 inn.) 12 1 3/22 at Illinois State* 6 4 3/23 at Illinois State* 7 2 3/25 Binghamton 9 2 3/26 Binghamton 13 8 3/28 North Dakota State 14 3 3/29 North Dakota St. (7 inn.) 6 1 3/29 North Dakota St. (7 inn.) 8 1 3/30 North Dakota State 9 5 4/1 at Kansas 7 3 4/2 Oral Roberts 10 8 4/4 Missouri State* (10 inn.) 4 7 4/5 Missouri State* (8 inn.) 19 8 4/6 Missouri State* 9 5 4/8 at Kansas State 4 3 4/12 at Creighton* 3 7 4/13 at Creighton* 11 3 4/13 at Creighton* 3 2 4/15 at #9 Nebraska 0 3 4/17 Tabor College 10 1 4/18 Southern Illinois* (7 inn.) 10 0 4/19 Southern Illinois* 0 3 4/20 Southern Illinois* 8 3 4/22 Kansas 6 4 4/23 at #13 Oklahoma State 3 5 4/25 at Indiana State* 14 7 4/26 at Indiana State* 11 2 4/27 at Indiana State* 7 8 4/29 Kansas State 2 3 4/30 at Oklahoma (10 inn.) 11 12 5/2 Northern Iowa* 6 1 5/3 Northern Iowa* 5 3 5/4 Northern Iowa* 6 5 5/6 Central Arkansas 9 10 5/7 #3 Arizona State 1 6 5/9 at Evansville* 15 8 5/10 at Evansville* 3 6 5/11 at Evansville* (7 inn.) 16 3 5/13 Oral Roberts 0 12 5/15 Bradley* (8 inn.) 10 0 5/16 Bradley* 9 3 5/17 Bradley* (7 inn.) 21 5 Valley Tournament 5/22 Southern Illinois& (7 inn.) 12 0 5/23 Missouri State& (7 inn.) 20 3 5/24 Missouri State& 12 10 NCAA Stillwater Regional 5/30 vs. #18 TCU@ 8 5 5/31 at #5 Oklahoma St.@ 5 3 6/1 at #5 Oklahoma St.@ (10 inn.) 11 7 NCAA Tallahassee Super Regional 6/6 at #2 Florida State% 10 7 6/7 at #2 Florida State% 4 14 6/8 at #2 Florida State% 4 11 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; & MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); @ NCAA Stillwater Regional (Stillwater, Okla.); % NCAA Tallahassee Super Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.)

2009 (30-27, 11-7) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/20 Temple! 8 4 2/21 at Florida Gulf Coast! 6 0 2/22 Central Michigan! 9 16 2/27 North Dakota State 5 3 3/1 North Dakota State 14 5 3/1 North Dakota State 9 0 3/2 BYU 6 5 3/3 BYU 1 3 3/6 at #11 TCU 5 6 3/7 at #11 TCU 4 9 3/8 at #11 TCU 3 12 3/11 at Kansas 0 8 3/13 #11 Pepperdine 2 1 3/14 #11 Pepperdine 4 7 3/15 #11 Pepperdine 3 1 3/17 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 21 1 3/17 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7 10 3/18 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 5 4 3/20 Long Beach State 4 6 3/21 Long Beach State 7 5 3/22 Long Beach State 6 1 3/24 Oral Roberts (12 inn.) 3 5 3/27 at Bradley* 5 2 3/31 Nebraska 9 7 4/1 Kansas Wesleyan 11 5 4/3 Illinois State* 4 5 4/4 Illinois State* 10 5 4/5 Illinois State* 5 0 4/7 Saint Mary 7 2 4/8 #11 Oklahoma 0 15 4/10 Evansville* 6 2 4/11 Evansville* 6 1 4/11 Evansville* 3 5 4/14 at #21 Kansas State 5 13 4/15 #21 Kansas State 3 4 4/17 at Missouri State* 2 8 4/18 at Missouri State* 8 12 4/19 at Missouri State* 0 2 4/21 #25 Oklahoma State 1 4 4/22 at #13 Oklahoma 1 8 4/24 at Northern Iowa* 10 7 4/25 at Northern Iowa* 6 3 4/28 Tabor College 5 3 5/1 Indiana State* 2 0 5/2 Indiana State* 4 9 5/3 Indiana State* 3 5 5/5 Oral Roberts (13 inn.) 6 7 5/6 #23 Kansas 3 8 5/14 Creighton* 4 1 5/16 Creighton* 5 2 5/16 Creighton* (7 inn.) 11 1 Valley Tournament 5/20 Indiana State@ 15 7 5/21 Creighton@ (7 inn.) 0 11 5/22 Illinois State@ 4 0 5/23 Creighton@ 4 2 NCAA Norman Regional 5/29 at #9 Oklahoma# 4 5 5/30 #24 Washington St.# 2 3 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; ! Florida Gulf Coast Invitational (Fort Myers, Fla.); @ MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.); # NCAA Norman Regional (Norman, Okla.) 2010 (41-19, 15-6) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/26 vs. North Florida! 14 4 2/27 vs. Eastern Michigan! 11 1 2/28 at South Alabama! 15 10 3/2 North Dakota 18 1 3/3 North Dakota 5 2 3/5 Florida Gulf Coast 2 7 3/6 Florida Gulf Coast 5 3 3/7 Florida Gulf Coast 15 3 3/9 Central Arkansas 14 2 3/10 Central Arkansas 8 2 3/12 at Long Beach State 8 0 3/13 at Long Beach State 4 7 3/14 at Long Beach State 3 7 3/16 at Arizona 5 13 3/17 at Arizona 0 19 3/19 Washington State 5 3 3/23 at Oral Roberts 1 7 3/24 at Oral Roberts 1 8 3/26 Bradley* 5 1 3/27 Bradley* 11 8 3/28 Bradley* (10 inn.) 5 1 3/30 at #20 Kansas State 3 8 3/31 Tabor College 15 3 4/2 at Evansville* 6 11 4/3 at Evansville* 9 8 4/4 at Evansville* (7 inn.) 17 2 4/6 at Oklahoma State 9 6

4/7 Rogers State 12 7 4/9 Southern Illinois* 9 2 4/10 Southern Illinois* 9 1 4/11 Southern Illinois* 5 9 4/13 at Nebraska 0 14 4/16 at Indiana State* 0 2 4/17 at Indiana State* 4 5 4/18 at Indiana State* 5 2 4/20 #16 Kansas State 4 7 4/21 Bethany College 13 5 4/23 San Jose State 3 2 4/24 San Jose State 7 6 4/25 San Jose State 3 4 4/27 Kansas 22 7 4/28 Oklahoma State 13 7 4/30 at Illinois State* 9 0 5/1 at Illinois State* (8 inn.) 8 18 5/2 at Illinois State* 5 1 5/4 Oral Roberts 4 6 5/7 at Creighton* 8 0 5/8 at Creighton* 8 3 5/9 at Creighton* 8 7 5/14 Missouri State* 3 0 5/15 Missouri State* 8 0 5/16 Missouri State* 3 10 5/18 Oral Roberts (10 inn.) 7 6 5/20 Dallas Baptist 6 2 5/21 Dallas Baptist 10 6 5/22 Dallas Baptist 2 0 Valley Tournament 5/25 Missouri State@ 6 2 5/26 Evansville@ 9 2 5/27 Evansville@ 6 5 5/29 Illinois State@ 8 17 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; ! South Alabama Classic (Mobile, Ala.); @ MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.) 2011 (39-26, 14-7) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/18 Niagara 5 0 2/19 Niagara 11 1 2/20 Niagara 12 0 2/22 at Oral Roberts 7 2 2/25 North Dakota 15 0 2/26 North Dakota 8 3 2/27 North Dakota 11 4 3/3 vs. UT-Arlington! 3 6 3/4 vs. New Orleans! 11 2 3/5 at Dallas Baptist! 6 2 3/6 at UT-Arlington 3 9 3/11 at #24 Tulane 5 6 3/12 at #24 Tulane 1 0 3/13 at #24 Tulane (11 inn.) 2 3 3/15 #11 Arizona (11 inn.) 6 5 3/16 #11 Arizona 8 3 3/18 Penn State 9 0 3/19 Penn State 2 4 3/20 Penn State (11 inn.) 4 9 3/22 Air Force 10 2 3/23 Air Force 6 0 3/25 at #24 Oregon 1 2 3/25 at #24 Oregon 6 5 3/26 at #24 Oregon (17 inn.) 7 6 3/27 at #24 Oregon 1 6 3/30 at Hawaii (12 inn.) 7 8 3/31 at Hawaii 6 2 4/1 at Hawaii 4 12 4/2 at Hawaii 3 12 4/5 Alcorn State 14 11 4/6 Alcorn State 20 4 4/8 at Missouri State* 6 8 4/9 at Missouri State* 3 1 4/10 at Missouri State* 7 8 4/12 Nebraska 4 5 4/13 at Kansas State 2 5 4/15 Evansville* 11 12 4/16 Evansville (8 inn.) 11 1 4/17 Evansville 9 2 4/19 at #15 Oklahoma State 3 5 4/22 Illinois State* 5 1 4/23 Illinois State* 6 1 4/24 Illinois State* 4 9 4/26 #19 Oklahoma State 6 5 4/29 at Southern Illinois* 9 6 4/30 at Southern Illinois* 3 4 4/30 at Southern Illinois* 11 5 5/3 at Kansas 4 7 5/4 Kansas 2 11 5/6 Creighton* 8 0 5/7 Creighton* 5 7 5/8 Creighton* 12 3 5/10 Oral Roberts 7 8 5/13 Indiana State* 1 0 5/14 Indiana State* 0 6

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5/15 Indiana State* 6 1 5/17 Kansas State (11 inn.) 7 6 5/19 at Bradley* 8 6 5/20 at Bradley* 5 1 5/20 at Bradley* 1 0 Valley Tournament 5/24 Evansville@ 2 1 5/25 Indiana State@ 7 3 5/26 Indiana State@ 6 7 5/27 Indiana State@ 9 0 5/28 Creighton@ 1 3 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; ! Dallas Baptist Tourney (Dallas, Texas); @ MVC Tournament (Omaha, Neb.) 2012 (5-25, 0-9) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/18 vs. La.-Lafayette! 0 1 2/18 vs. Santa Clara! (12 inn.) 1 7 2/19 at #35 Texas State 4 7 2/21 at Oral Roberts 10 3 2/24 North Dakota 7 1 2/25 North Dakota (7 inn.) 26 0 North Dakota 13 1 2/26 North Dakota 16 1 3/1 at Hawaii 3 6 3/2 at Hawaii 1 2 3/3 at Hawaii 0 4 3/4 at Hawaii *4 2 3/6 UT-Arlington *5 4 3/7 UT-Arlington *5 1 3/9 Tulane *3 2 3/10 Tulane 2 7 3/11 Tulane *3 0 3/13 Oral Roberts 1 7 3/15 #24 Purdue 3 8 3/16 #24 Purdue 5 10 3/17 #24 Purdue *8 2 #24 Purdue *5 3 3/20 Alcorn State *12 4 3/23 Long Beach State *8 7 3/24 Long Beach State 1 13 3/25 Long Beach State 2 3 3/27 South Alabama 3 7 3/28 South Alabama *9 4 3/30 So. Illinois* (10 inn.) *4 3 3/31 Southern Illinois* 3 10 4/1 Southern Illinois* *10 7 4/6 at Illinois State* *4 2 4/7 at Illinois State* 5 6 4/8 at Illinois St.* (10 inn.) *8 6 4/10 at Kansas (16 inn.) *6 4 4/11 Kansas *10 2 4/13 at Evansville* 1 4 4/14 at Evansville* 4 5 4/15 at Evansville* *14 9 4/17 Oklahoma State (11 inn.) *2 1 4/20 #29 Missouri State* 0 6 4/21 #29 Missouri State* 2 7 4/22 #29 Missouri State* *3 2 4/24 at Kansas State (15 inn.) *9 7 4/27 Dallas Baptist *13 3 4/28 Dallas Baptist *8 7 4/29 Dallas Baptist 1 4 5/1 Kansas State *10 3 5/4 at Indiana St.* (10 inn.) 0 1 5/5 at Indiana State* 3 6 5/6 at Indiana State* *8 2 5/11 Bradley* *7 1 5/12 Bradley* (10 inn.) *1 0 5/13 Bradley* *7 6 5/15 at Nebraska *13 2 5/17 at Creighton* 3 7 5/18 at Creighton* *2 0 5/19 at Creighton* *5 1 Valley Tournament 5/22 Southern Illinois@ 3 6 5/23 Missouri State@ 0 7 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; ! Bobcat Invitational (San Marcos, Texas); @ MVC Tournament (Springfield, Mo.) *wins later vacated

2013 (0-28, 0-6) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/15 Pittsburgh 4 6 2/16 Pittsburgh 8 10 2/17 Pittsburgh 3 11 2/19 at Oral Roberts *5 4 2/28 at Ark.-Little Rock *9 5 3/1 vs. Western Illinois! *11 3 3/2 vs. New Orleans@ *5 1 3/2 at Central Arkansas 3 6 3/3 vs. Iowa! *5 3 3/5 Oral Roberts *8 1 3/6 Nebraska-Omaha *5 3 3/8 Texas-Pan American 5 7 3/9 Texas-Pan American *8 1 3/9 Texas-Pan American *15 8 3/12 North Dakota *6 1 3/13 North Dakota *9 3 3/15 at Long Beach State 1 4 3/16 at Long Beach State 1 3 3/17 at Long Beach State 4 5 3/20 at Hawaii 1 6 3/21 at Hawaii 3 7 3/22 at Hawaii *6 2 3/23 at Hawaii 0 7 3/26 Air Force *3 2 3/27 Air Force *4 1 3/29 Illinois State* (12 inn.) *4 3 3/30 Illinois State* 3 7 3/30 Illinois State* (8 inn.) *12 2 4/2 #22 Arizona State 3 4 4/3 #22 Arizona State 2 4 4/5 Indiana State* *4 1 4/6 Indiana State* *11 3 4/7 Indiana State* 5 7 4/9 at Kansas State 6 7 4/12 at Bradley* *4 0 4/13 at Bradley* (10 inn.) *10 6 4/14 at Bradley* (8 inn.) *18 8 4/16 Kansas State 1 4 4/19 Evansville* *5 4 4/20 Evansville* 3 6 4/21 Evansville* *6 5 4/23 at #24 Okla. St. (12 inn.) 5 6 4/24 Oral Roberts *8 0 4/26 at Southern Illinois* 4 5 4/27 at Southern Illinois* *8 4 4/28 at Southern Illinois* *5 2 4/30 at Kansas (11 inn.) 0 1 5/1 Kansas Wesleyan *12 1 5/4 at Missouri State* *3 2 5/5 at Missouri State* *11 9 5/5 at Missouri State* *3 0 5/7 Kansas 5 7 5/10 Creighton* 5 6 5/11 Creighton* 1 3 5/12 Creighton* *4 1 5/14 #16 Oklahoma State 2 7 5/16 Northwestern *8 2 5/17 Northwestern *5 0 5/18 Northwestern (10 inn.) *4 3 Valley Tournament 5/21 Southern Illinois# 1 5 5/22 Creighton# *11 4 5/23 So. Illinois# (7 inn.) *15 0 5/23 Indiana State# *5 0 5/24 Indiana State# *5 4 5/26 Illinois State# *5 2 NCAA Tournament 5/31 #13 Kansas State% *11 20 6/1 #12 Arkansas% *1 3 Coach: Gene Stephenson * Valley games; ! Little Rock, Ark.; @ Conway, Ark.; # MVC Tournament (Normal, Ill.); % NCAA Tournament (Manhattan, Kan.) *wins/losses later vacated

2014 (31-28, 13-8) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/14 SIUE 6 1 2/15 SIUE 7 3 2/16 SIUE 21 2 2/18 Central Arkansas 9 6 2/21 vs. Connecticut! (10 inn.) 1 2 2/22 vs. George Mason! (13 inn.) 4 5 2/23 at Coastal Carolina! 5 2 2/24 at Coastal Carolina! 10 0 2/28 Long Beach State 5 4 2/28 Long Beach State 0 7 3/7 Stephen F. Austin 0 1 3/9 Stephen F. Austin 4 3 3/9 Stephen F. Austin 6 0 3/11 at #15 Oklahoma State 6 4 3/14 at #20 UC Santa Barbara 1 2 3/15 at #20 UC Santa Barbara 16 5 3/16 at #20 UC Santa Barbara 2 3 3/18 at Arizona State 5 9 3/19 at Arizona State 12 9 3/21 Missouri State* 5 0 3/22 Missouri State* 5 1 3/23 Missouri State* 3 4 3/25 Nebraska 3 7 3/28 #9 Cal State Fullerton 1 5 3/29 #9 Cal State Fullerton 3 2 3/30 #9 Cal State Fullerton 4 2 4/1 at Kansas 2 4 4/5 at Indiana State* 0 3 4/5 at Indiana State* 2 3 4/6 at Indiana State* 4 5 4/8 at Kansas State 2 3 4/9 at Oral Roberts 4 9 4/11 at Evansville* 1 5 4/12 at Evansville* (7 inn.) 2 13 4/13 at Evansville* (8 inn.) 13 3 4/15 Oral Roberts 6 5 4/18 Southern Illinois* (7 inn.) 10 0 4/19 So. Illinois* (12 inn.) 4 3 4/20 Southern Illinois* (7 inn.) 11 1 4/22 vs. Missouri@ (10 inn.) 4 5 4/25 at Tulane (12 inn.) 1 5 4/26 at Tulane 4 5 4/27 at Tulane 10 3 4/29 Kansas 3 10 4/30 #9 Oklahoma State 0 3 5/2 Bradley* (10 inn.) 4 3 5/3 Bradley* 7 0 5/4 Bradley* 8 4 5/6 Kansas State 4 10 5/9 Dallas Baptist* 8 5 5/10 Dallas Baptist* 2 8 5/11 Dallas Baptist* 4 6 5/15 at Illinois State* 2 0 5/16 at Illinois State* 2 1 5/17 at Illinois State* (7 inn.) 15 5 Valley Tournament 5/20 vs. Illinois State# 0 6 5/21 vs. Evansville# 8 6 5/22 vs. So. Illinois# (12 inn.) 2 1 5/22 vs. Illinois State# 1 6 Coach: Todd Butler * Valley games; ! Baseball at the Beach Tournament (Myrtle Beach, S.C.); @ Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.); # MVC Tournament (Terre Haute, Ind.) 2015 (26-33, 10-11) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/13 at Sam Houston State 5 8 2/14 at Sam Houston State 4 3 2/15 at Sam Houston State 3 9 2/20 Texas State 14 1 2/20 Texas State 6 1 2/21 Texas State 5 7 2/24 Omaha 4 6 2/27 at Long Beach State 0 7 2/28 at Long Beach State 2 5 3/1 at Long Beach State 0 4 3/6 Central Michigan 3 6 3/7 Central Michigan 1 4 3/8 Central Michigan 10 5 3/10 Central Arkansas 1 12 3/11 Arkansas-Little Rock 9 2 3/13 #14 UC Santa Barbara 3 2 3/14 #14 UC Santa Barbara 3 6 3/15 #14 UC Santa Barbara 0 8 3/17 Western Illinois 13 6 3/17 Western Illinois (7 inn.) 18 2 3/20 at Southern Illinois* 3 2 3/21 at So. Illinois* (7 inn.) 20 6 3/22 at So. Illinois* (8 inn.) 13 3 3/24 at #12 Oklahoma State 3 8 3/27 at #2 TCU 1 14

3/28 at #2 TCU 4 8 3/29 at #2 TCU 2 11 4/1 Kansas (11 inn.) 12 13 4/3 Indiana State* 5 3 4/4 Indiana State* 8 12 4/5 Indiana State* (7 inn.) 14 4 4/7 at #25 Texas 4 6 4/10 Illinois State* 2 7 4/11 Illinois State* 8 10 4/12 Illinois State* 4 7 4/14 at Kansas State (10 inn.) 4 5 4/17 at Bradley* 5 3 4/18 at Bradley* 2 4 4/19 at Bradley* 2 3 4/21 at Kansas 6 11 4/24 New Mexico 6 5 4/25 New Mexico 8 6 4/26 New Mexico 6 5 4/28 #25 Oklahoma 9 8 5/1 at #14 Missouri State* 3 8 5/2 at #14 Missouri State* 1 9 5/3 at #14 Mo. St.* (10 inn.) 2 3 5/5 Kansas State 11 5 5/8 Evansville* 4 3 5/9 Evansville* 10 7 5/10 Evansville* (8 inn.) 10 0 5/12 Oral Roberts 7 6 5/14 at #9 Dallas Baptist* 1 2 5/15 at #9 Dallas Baptist* 10 3 5/16 at #9 Dallas Baptist* 4 5 Valley Tournament 5/20 vs. Illinois State# 4 3 5/21 vs. #8 Missouri State# 1 8 5/22 vs. Southern Illinois# 15 1 5/22 vs. #8 Missouri State# 4 6 Coach: Todd Butler * Valley games; # MVC Tournament (Wichita, Kan.) 2016 (21-37, 9-12) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/19 Northern Colorado 11 0 2/20 Northern Colorado 17 2 2/21 Northern Colorado 3 4 2/24 at Oral Roberts 4 6 2/26 at New Mexico 7 17 2/27 at New Mexico 4 8 2/28 at New Mexico 6 8 3/1 Omaha 5 4 3/4 Sam Houston State 11 15 3/5 Sam Houston State 2 0 3/6 Sam Houston State 8 13 3/8 at Oklahoma 2 4 3/11 at #23 Cal State Fullerton 1 9 3/12 at #23 Cal State Fullerton 0 5 3/13 at #23 Cal State Fullerton 1 7 3/15 North Dakota 16 3 3/18 at Nebraska 17 5 3/19 at Nebraska 0 4 3/20 at Nebraska 3 7 3/22 #19 Oklahoma State 0 17 3/24 Cal Poly 6 0 3/25 Cal Poly 2 7 3/26 Cal Poly 6 7 3/29 Stephen F. Austin 10 2 3/30 Stephen F. Austin 12 4 4/1 #6 TCU 0 3 4/2 #6 TCU 6 17 4/3 #6 TCU 5 12 4/5 Oral Roberts 15 8 4/8 at Evansville* 6 5 4/9 at Evansville* 2 7 4/10 at Evansville* (7 inn.) 1 11 4/12 Oklahoma 7 15 4/15 #15 Missouri State* 9 2 4/16 #15 Missouri State* 1 6 4/16 #15 Missouri St.* (7 inn.) 11 1 4/19 at Kansas 3 9 4/22 Bradley* 7 5 4/23 Bradley* 4 8 4/24 Bradley* (10 inn.) 10 9 4/29 at Southern Illinois* 8 0 4/30 at Southern Ill.* (10 inn.) 5 8 5/1 at Southern Illinois* 1 4 5/3 at Kansas State 5 9 5/4 Kansas State 2 5 5/6 Indiana State* 10 15 5/7 Indiana State* 11 9 5/7 Indiana State* 6 8 5/10 #25 Creighton 7 3 5/13 at Illinois State* 4 6 5/14 at Illinois State* 15 12 5/15 at Illinois State* 6 8 5/17 Kansas 7 6 5/19 #29 Dallas Baptist* 4 5

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5/20 #29 Dallas Baptist* 5 7 5/21 #29 Dallas Baptist* 4 3 Valley Tournament 5/25 vs. Bradley# 2 5 5/26 vs. Indiana State# 1 7 * Valley games; # MVC Tournament (Terre Haute, Ind.) 2017 (28-30, 10-11) Date Opponent WSU Opp 2/17 Utah Valley 4 3 2/18 Utah Valley 16 2 2/19 Utah Valley 6 5 2/25 Grand Canyon 1 0 2/25 Grand Canyon 4 0 2/26 Grand Canyon 5 3 3/1 Omaha 8 0 3/3 at Louisiana Tech 2 6 3/4 at Louisiana Tech 1 15 3/5 at Louisiana Tech 10 12 3/7 at #13 Oklahoma 4 2 3/10 at #6 LSU 1 6 3/11 at #6 LSU 5 12 3/12 at #6 LSU 2 9 3/14 Northern Colorado 11 5 3/15 Northern Colorado 10 4 3/17 at Cal Poly (13 inn.) 4 5 3/18 at Cal Poly 0 3 3/19 at Cal Poly 2 0 3/21 at Oral Roberts 4 7 3/22 Sacramento State 2 3 3/24 #3 Texas Tech 5 10 3/25 #3 Texas Tech 1 4 3/26 #3 Texas Tech 1 3 3/31 Valparaiso 4 3 4/1 Valparaiso 3 2 4/2 Valparaiso 4 3 4/5 Oklahoma State 3 6 4/7 Southern Illinois* 7 0 4/8 Southern Illinois* 8 11 4/9 Southern Ill.* (7 inn.) 17 7 4/11 at Kansas 6 8 4/14 at Bradley* 5 6 4/15 at Bradley* 10 11 4/16 at Bradley* 8 5 4/19 Kansas 8 0 4/22 at Missouri State* 5 12 4/23 at Missouri State* 4 13 4/23 at Missouri State* 1 8 4/25 at Creighton (10 inn.) 3 4 4/28 Illinois State* (7 inn.) 11 1 4/28 Illinois State* 10 5 4/29 Illinois State* 12 7 5/2 at Kansas State 4 5 5/5 at Dallas Baptist* 8 6 5/6 at Dallas Baptist* (7 inn.) 2 13 5/7 at Dallas Baptist 9 10 5/9 Oral Roberts (10 inn.) 7 6 5/12 Evansville* 6 0 5/13 Evansville* (17 inn.) 7 8 5/14 Evansville* 8 4 5/16 Kansas State 3 2 5/18 at Indiana State* 6 13 5/19 at Indiana State* 5 2 5/20 at Indiana State* 3 5 Valley Tournament 5/24 vs. So. Illinois# (10 inn.) 3 1 5/25 vs. Illinois State# 4 7 5/26 at #12 Missouri State# 3 6 * Valley games; # MVC Tournament (Springfield, Mo.

NCAA Records & Year Leaders NCAA Records Team, Miscellaneous Victories (1982).................... 73 Team, Season (Hitting) Runs (1982)........................ 858 Runs Scored/Game (1998).12.06 Doubles (1989).................. 203 Triples (1980)........................ 67 RBI (1981)............................. 755 Total Bases (1982)..........1,588 Stolen Bases (1982)..........333 Sacrifice Flies (1989)..........63 Doubles Per Game (1998).3.21 Team, Inning (Hitting) Runs (3/3/84)....... 21 vs. Friends Runs, 5th (5/10/78)............. 19 vs. ................................Kan. Wesleyan Runs, 6th (3/3/84).21 vs. Friends Hits, 6th (3/3/84).14 vs. Friends Triples (5/3/83).. 4 vs. Mo.-Rolla Individual, Season (Hitting) At Bats P.J. Forbes (1989)............... 377 Runs Loren Hibbs (1982).............125 Individual, Season (Pitching) Most Wins Without A Loss Kennie Steenstra (1991)...... 17 Individual, Career (Hitting) Hits Phil Stephenson (1979-82).418 Runs Phil Stephenson (1979-82).420 Total Bases Phil Stephenson (1979-82)..730 Stolen Bases Phil Stephenson (1979-82).206 Walks Phil Stephenson (1979-82).300 Sacrifice Flies Mike McDonald (1986-89).27 Individual, Career (Pitching) Wins Don Heinkel (1979-82)........ 51 Walks Terry Hayes (1978-81)...... 284

Individual, Career (Fielding) Putouts Logan Sorensen (2001-04).2,289 Individual, Game (Hitting) Triples Kevin Hooper (2/27/99).3 vs. Miami (Ohio)

NCAA Team Leaders Batting Average 1979..................................... .384 1998.................................... .369 Runs 1979...................................... 828 1980......................................748 1981...................................... 829 1982..................................... 858 1983.......................................715 1989...................................... 831 1991...................................... 708 1992....................................... 651 1993........................................ 611 1998......................................760 Runs Per Game 1980.................................... 11.33 1981.....................................11.68 1992...................................... 9.72 1998...................................12.06 Victories 1982........................................ 73 1985.........................................68 1989........................................68 1991.........................................66 1992.........................................56 1993.........................................58 1999........................................59 Winning Percentage 1996..................................... .831 1998.................................... .889 Hits 1979...................................... 926 1980..................................... 906 1981...................................... 948 1982..................................... 989 1989..................................... 934 1991....................................... 914 1992.......................................792 1993...................................... 824 1995...................................... 809 Doubles 1979........................................ 181 1980....................................... 161 1981....................................... 169 1982...................................... 180 1985....................................... 199 1989..................................... 203 1998..................................... 202

Triples 1979......................................... 57 1980........................................ 67 1981.........................................44 1982........................................58 1983........................................ 52 1987.........................................43 1989......................................... 51 Home Runs 1979.........................................95 1981........................................ 113 Total Bases 1979....................................1,506 1980................................... 1,474 1981....................................1,544 1982...................................1,588 1989................................... 1,542 1998...................................1,485 Stolen Bases 1981...................................... 240 1982......................................333 1995....................................... 216 1996.......................................187 Earned Run Average 1982.....................................2.53 1991......................................2.93

Doubles Joe Carter (1980)..................34 Phil Stephenson (1982).....30 Dan Juenke (1985)............... 27 Triples Jim Thomas (1982)...............12 Tim Raley (1987)...................12 P.J. Forbes (1989)..................13 Jim Audley (1991)...................12 Home Runs Drew Moffitt (2004)............26 RBI Mike Davis (1980)................98 Joe Carter (1981)................. 120 Russ Morman (1982)........ 130 Russ Morman (1983)........ 105 Batting Average Pat Magness (1998)........ .464 Runs Scored Per Game Phil Stephenson (1981)... 1.60 Kevin Hooper (1998)......... 1.77

Strikeouts 2007......................................670

Stolen Bases Phil Stephenson (1982)..... 87 Billy Hall (1991).....................59 Chris Wimmer (1992).......... 52 Randy Young (1995)...........64 Randy Young (1996)...........68

Slugging Percentage 1979.......................................625 1998.................................... .644

Walks Phil Stephenson (1982)..... 97 Eric Wedge (1989)...............88

Double Plays 1985.........................................95 1989........................................95 1991......................................... 87 1992..........................................81 1995.........................................82

Earned Run Average Jim Newlin (1989).............. 1.08

Doubles Per Game 1998......................................3.21 Triples Per Game 1983......................................0.71

NCAA Individual Leaders Hits Phil Stephenson (1981)..... 119 Jim Thomas (1982)............ 124 P.J. Forbes (1989).................117 Chris Wimmer (1991)..........125 Runs Phil Stephenson (1981)..... 112 Loren Hibbs (1982).............125 Jim Spring (1983)................107 Tim Raley (1987)................ 102 Mike Lansing (1989)........... 101 Chris Wimmer (1991)...........99 Jeff Ryan (1998)................. 109

Victories Bryan Oelkers (1982)...........18 David Haas (1987)................ 15 Greg Brummett (1989)........18 Kennie Steenstra (1991)...... 17 Saves Jim Newlin (1989)..................18 Strikeouts Bryan Oelkers (1982)........ 166 Doubles Per Game Joe Carter (1980).............. 0.53 RBI Per Game Joe Carter (1981).................1.74 Total Bases Joe Carter (1980)................229 Joe Carter (1981)................. 214 Eric Wedge (1989)............ 206

94 *Stats were vacated due to a ruling by the NCAA Committee on Infractions

Miscellaneous Games 1. 1985........................................88 2. 1982........................................ 87 3. 1989........................................84 4. 1979.........................................80 5. 1987......................................... 79 1991......................................... 79 7. 2003....................................... 76 8. 1993........................................ 75 2005....................................... 75 2007....................................... 75 Victories 1. 1982........................................ 73 2. 1985........................................68 1989........................................68 4. 1991.........................................66 5. 1979......................................... 65 6. 1987......................................... 59 1999........................................ 59 8. 1993........................................ 58 9. 1981......................................... 56 1988........................................ 56 1992........................................ 56 1998........................................ 56 Winning Streaks 1. 1989........................................ 24 2. 1998........................................ 22 3. 1982........................................20 4. 1981..........................................19 2008........................................19 6. 1979.......................................... 17 1985......................................... 17 1991.......................................... 17 1998......................................... 17 10. 1982.........................................16 1992.........................................16 Home Winning Streaks 1. 1980-81.................................. 52 2. 1991-92....................................41 3. 1998........................................34 4. 1988-89...................... 31 (1 Tie) 5. 1985........................................30 6. 1983........................................ 24 7. 1979......................................... 23 8. 1982........................................ 22 9. 1979.......................................... 21 10. 1991.........................................20 Losses 1. 2016........................................ 37 2. 2015........................................ 33 3. 1978.........................................30 2017.........................................30 5. 2014........................................ 28 6. 2013........................................ 26 7. 2003....................................... 27 2009....................................... 27 9. 2011......................................... 26 10. 2012........................................ 25 Losing Streaks 1. 1952-53................................... 12 2. 1950.......................................... 9 1970.......................................... 9 4. 1956.......................................... 8 2009......................................... 8 2014.......................................... 8 7. 1910-11.......................................7 1912-13.......................................7 1949...........................................7 1951............................................7 1970...........................................7 2015...........................................7 Consecutive Shutouts 1. 1968.......................................... 4 1982.......................................... 4

Team Records Consecutive Scoreless Innings 1. 30.2..................April 4-9, 1982 2. 29.2..........March 20-26, 1982 3. 26.2............... May 23-31, 1982 4. 26.1................Feb. 16-19, 2003 5. 25.1........... March 26-29, 1992 6. 25.0............. May 25-28, 2005 25.0.............. May 22-24, 2013 8. 24.1........... March 27-30, 1994 24.1.............. April 23-26, 1983 24.1................ Feb. 19-26, 2017 Games Without Being Shutout 1. 1996-2001...........................332 2. 1987-90................................229 3. 1978-80................................. 177 4. 1990-92............................... 148 Highest Winning Percentage 1. 1998.................................... .889 2. 1982.................................... .839 3. 1992.................................... .836 4. 1991.......................................835 5. 1996..................................... .831 6. 1979...................................... .813 7. 1980...................................... .811 8. 1989..................................... .810 9. 1999.................................... .808 10. 1981.......................................789 Lowest Winning Percentage 1. 1910......................................000 2013.....................................000 3. 1953..................................... .100 4. 1913........................................143 5. 1915....................................... .167 2012...................................... .167 7. 1950......................................222 8. 1952.......................................231 10. 1956......................................235 Highest Home Winning Percentage 1. 1991 (40-2)..........................952 2. 1998 (34-2)....................... .944 3. 1982 (46-4)........................ 920 4. 1988 (33-3)...........................917 5. 1979 (52-6)..........................897 6. 1985 (43-5)........................ .896 1992 (43-5)........................ .896 8. 1981 (40-5)........................ .889 9. 2004 (29-4)........................879 10. 1980 (43-6)........................ .877

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Highest Away Winning Percentage 1989 (35-6)....................... .854 1998 (17-4).......................... .810 1996 (19-5)......................... .792 1993 (22-8)......................... .733 1982 (27-10).........................730 2007 (20-8).........................714 1986 (19-8)..........................704 1991 (26-11)..........................703 1990 (18-8)..........................692 1992 (13-6)........................ .684

Longest Games (Innings) 1. Oregon (2011)........................ 17 Evansville (2017)................... 17 3. Kansas State (2004)...........16 *Kansas (2012)......................16 5. Southwestern (1903).......... 15 Oral Roberts (1984)............. 15 Kansas (1992)........................ 15 Cal State Fullerton (2002)...... 15 *Kansas State (2012).......... 15 10. Arkansas (1999)....................14 Southern Illinois (2002).....14 No. Colorado (2006)...........14 Largest Winning Margins (Since 1948) 1. Kansas Wesleyan (1987)....35-0 2. Friends (1984)..................34-4 3. Howard (2002)..................31-2 4. Colorado State (1981)..... 33-5 Missouri-Rolla (1983).....32-4

Kansas Wesleyan (1989)...28-0 Marymount (1989)..........28-0 8. Colorado (1981)................. 27-1 Kansas Wesleyan (1989)....28-2 Friends (1998)..................26-0 North Dakota (2012).......26-0 Worst Defeats (Since 1948) 1. Oklahoma A&M (1955).......34-2 2. Tulsa (1956).......................28-3 3. Oklahoma A&M (1953).......24-0 4. Oklahoma A&M (1955)........ 23-1 5. Oklahoma A&M (1948).......24-3 6. BYU (1990)........................ 23-3 7. Arizona (2010).................. 19-0 8. Oklahoma A&M (1949)....... 23-5 Houston (1954)................20-2 Arizona State (1982)...... 18-0 Arizona State (1988)........19-1

Season (Hitting) Average 1. 1979..................................... .384 2. 1980......................................378 3. 1981...................................... .377 4. 1998.................................... .369 5. 1978........................................351 6. 1982.................................... .344 7. 1985..................................... .337 8. 1997.......................................335 9. 1983......................................334 1991.......................................334 At Bats 1. 1989.................................. 2,895 2. 1982.................................. 2,874 3. 1991....................................2,735 4. 1985................................... 2,718 5. 1993.................................. 2,650 6. 1987...................................2,648 7. 2007................................. 2,596 8. 2003................................. 2,566 9. 2005.................................. 2,531 10. 1999.................................. 2,526 Hits 1. 1982..................................... 989 2. 1981...................................... 948 3. 1989..................................... 934 4. 1979.......................................926 5. 1985.......................................917 6. 1991....................................... 914 7. 1980..................................... 906 8. 1998...................................... 851 9. 1987.......................................837 10. 1999..................................... 829 Hits Per Game 1. 1980...................................... 13.7 2. 1998......................................13.5 3. 1981...................................... 13.4 4. 1997....................................... 11.9 5. 1992...................................... 11.8 6. 1979....................................... 11.6 1991....................................... 11.6 1995...................................... 11.6 9. 1982...................................... 11.4 1994...................................... 11.4 1999...................................... 11.4 Runs 1. 1982..................................... 858 2. 1989...................................... 831 3. 1981...................................... 829 4. 1979...................................... 828 5. 1985...................................... 765 6. 1998......................................760 7. 1980......................................748 8. 1987.......................................734 9. 1983.......................................715 10. 1991.......................................708

Runs Per Game 1. 1998.......................................12.1 2. 1981........................................11.7 3. 1980...................................... 11.3 4. 1996..................................... 10.8 5. 1979...................................... 10.4 6. 1989....................................... 9.9 1982....................................... 9.9 8. 1983.......................................9.8 9. 1992........................................9.7 10. 1997........................................ 9.5 Doubles 1. 1989..................................... 203 2. 1998..................................... 202 3. 1985...................................... 199 4. 1979........................................ 181 5. 1982...................................... 180 6. 1999.......................................172 7. 1981....................................... 169 8. 1991........................................167 9. 1980....................................... 161 1987........................................ 161 1996....................................... 161 Triples 1. 1980........................................ 67 2. 1982........................................ 58 3. 1979......................................... 57 4. 1983........................................ 52 5. 1989......................................... 51 6. 1981.........................................44 7. 1987.........................................43 8. 1991.........................................34 9. 1985........................................ 33 10. 1992......................................... 31 Home Runs 1. 1998...................................... 124 2. 1981........................................ 113 3. 1982....................................... 101 1989....................................... 101 5. 1979......................................... 95 6. 1983........................................94 7. 1985........................................ 92 1997......................................... 92 9. 1980.........................................91 10. 1999........................................90 RBI 1. 1981....................................... 755 2. 1982......................................738 3. 1989...................................... 732 4. 1979........................................714 5. 1998......................................687 6. 1980......................................667 7. 1985..................................... 658 8. 1991.......................................633 9. 1983..................................... 624 10. 1987.......................................622 Total Bases 1. 1982...................................1,588 2. 1981....................................1,544 3. 1989................................... 1,542 4. 1979....................................1,506 5. 1998...................................1,485 6. 1980................................... 1,474 7. 1985...................................1,458 8. 1991....................................1,389 9. 1987....................................1,330 10. 1999.................................... 1,317 Slugging Percentage 1. 1998.................................... .644 2. 1979.......................................625 3. 1980.......................................615 4. 1981...................................... .614 5. 1978.......................................562 6. 1983......................................558 7. 1982......................................553 8. 1985......................................536 9. 1989......................................533 10. 1997.......................................526

Team Records

Stolen Bases 1. 1982......................................333 2. 1981...................................... 240 3. 1983......................................229 4. 1995.......................................216 5. 1987....................................... 210 6. 1989..................................... 209 7. 1985......................................207 8. 1979....................................... 189 9. 1996.......................................187 10. 1988...................................... 186

Fewest Double Plays Per Game 1. 1989....................................... .55 2. 1987........................................ .59 3. 1981..........................................61 4. 1982........................................64 5. 1983........................................66 2008.......................................66 7. 2010........................................68 8. 2015........................................69 9. 1997........................................ .70 10. 2002........................................75

Innings Pitched 1. 1989.................................... 711.0 2. 1982..................................704.0 3. 1985................................... 677.2 4. 1991................................... 673.0 5. 1993................................... 671.2 6. 2007.................................669.0 7. 2005.................................. 663.1 8. 1987...................................662.0 9. 2003.................................642.0 10. 1999..................................624.0

Fewest Runs 1. 1992......................................223 2. 2014......................................238 3. 1994......................................245 4. 2007.................................... 249 5. 1984.......................................251 6. 2004.....................................252 7. 2002.....................................253 8. *2012....................................254 9. 1990..................................... 260 10. 1982...................................... 274

Stolen Base Percentage 1980 (179-194)....................923 1979 (189-206)....................917 1978 (91-102)..................... .892 1981 (240-269)................. .892 1988 (186-212)................... .877 1994 (132-151).....................874 1982 (333-383)................ .869 1989 (209-241)...................867 1985 (207-243)...................852 1992 (139-164).................. .848

Team Batting Lows (1978-2017) Average.............................267 (2017) Runs..................................294 (2014) Runs Per Game.............. 5.0 (2014) Hits .................................524 (2009) Hits/Game..........................9.1 (2017) Doubles............................... 91 (2015) Triples...................................5 (2009) Home Runs .................... *24 (2013) RBI .......................271 (2009, 2014) Stolen Bases .................... 37 (2017) Lowest SB Pct... .698 (2005, 2017) Walks.................................216 (2015) Hit By Pitch........................ 18 (1980) Sacrifices..............................9 (1998) Sacrifice Flies.....................12 (2017) Total Bases.................... 739 (2009) Slugging Pct......381 (2005, *2013) Most DP Per Game........1.14 (1986)

Earned Run Average 1. 1982.....................................2.53 2. 2007................................... 2.68 3. 1992..................................... 2.73 4. 1991......................................2.93 5. 2002....................................3.07 6. 2004.....................................3.13 7. 2005.....................................3.16 8. 1979......................................3.26 2011......................................3.26 10. 1989.................................... 3.30

Fewest Earned Runs 1. 1984...................................... 185 1992...................................... 185 3. 2002......................................187 4. 2004......................................193 5. 1982...................................... 198 6. 2007..................................... 199 7. 2014..................................... 200 8. 1979...................................... 206 9. 1980......................................207 10. 1996..................................... 208

Shutouts 1. 1982......................................... 17 2. 2005........................................ 13 3. 1983..........................................11 1992..........................................11 5. 1979..........................................10 1980.........................................10 1985.........................................10 1989.........................................10 1994.........................................10 2011..........................................10

Fewest Hits 1. 1984..................................... 440 2. 2004.....................................476 3. 1994......................................479 4. *2012.................................... 501 2017....................................... 501 6. 1979.......................................505 1990......................................505 8. 1980..................................... 509 9. 1986...................................... 510 10. 2009.......................................511

Strikeouts 1. 2007.....................................670 2. 1989......................................632 3. 2005.....................................607 4. 1999......................................599 5. 1993..................................... 590 6. 1982..................................... 589 7. 2008.....................................553 8. 1991.......................................538 9. 2003.....................................533 10. 1996......................................529

Hits Per Nine Innings 1. 1982........................................7.2 2. 2007.......................................7.6 3. 1991......................................... 7.7 2004....................................... 7.7 5. 1994........................................7.8 6. 1989........................................7.9 7. 1979........................................8.0 1983.......................................8.0 1993.......................................8.0 10. 1990........................................ 8.1

SOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Per Nine Innings 1. 2009....................................9.05 2. 2007.................................... 9.01 3. 2008....................................8.79 4. 1999.................................... 8.64 5. 2017......................................8.47 6. 1994.................................... 8.44 7. 1996.................................... 8.43 8. 2005................................... 8.24 9. 2015......................................8.17 10. 2001.................................... 8.04

Hit Batters 1. 2017......................................... 75 2. 2003....................................... 73 3. 2005.......................................69 4. 2009.......................................66 2010........................................66 2001........................................66 7. 2006....................................... 62 2007....................................... 62 *2012...................................... 62 10. *2013......................................60

Fewest Walks 1. 2002..................................... 140 2. 1998....................................... 157 3. 2004..................................... 158 4. 1992....................................... 175 5. 2014.......................................176 6. 2008...................................... 177 7. 2007......................................179 8. 2001...................................... 182 9. 2009..................................... 186 10. 1994.......................................187

Opponent Average 1. 1982.......................................219 2. 2007.....................................229 3. 1979.......................................232 4. 1991.......................................234 2004.....................................234 6. 1994......................................235 7. 1989......................................238 8. 1983......................................239 9. 1993.................................... .240 10. 1984.......................................241

Walks Per Nine Innings 1. 2002................................... 2.30 2. 2007.................................... 2.41 3. 2004.................................... 2.57 4. 1992.....................................2.58 5. 1998.....................................2.63 6. 2008.................................... 2.81 7. *2013.................................. 2.84 8. 2001.................................... 2.89 9. 1999.................................... 2.94 10. 2006....................................2.95

Fewest Home Runs Allowed 1. 2014.........................................18 2. 2006.......................................20 3. *2013....................................... 21 4. 2011......................................... 25 5. 1984........................................ 26 6. 2005....................................... 29 7. 1992........................................30 1996........................................30 2004.......................................30 2015........................................30

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Walks 1. 1982......................................555 2. 1989..................................... 549 3. 1983......................................543 4. 1985........................................511 5. 1987.......................................505 6. 1991....................................... 441 7. 1981.......................................437 8. 1999..................................... 430 9. 1988..................................... 428 1992..................................... 428 Strikeouts 1. 1999..................................... 488 2. 2015...................................... 481 3. 2007.....................................478 4. 2011....................................... 461 5. 1993..................................... 450 6. *2013................................... 445 7. 2016...................................... 441 2017....................................... 441 9. 1989..................................... 438 10. 1987.......................................437 Sacrifice Flies 1. 1989........................................ 63 2. 1982........................................ 54 3. 1987......................................... 53 4. 1981......................................... 45 5. 2005.......................................43 6. 1991......................................... 42 7. 2003.......................................40 8. 1983........................................38 1999........................................38 10. 1997......................................... 37 Sacrifice Hits 1. 2006.......................................49 2. 2007.......................................40 2014........................................40 4. 2011......................................... 39 5. *2012...................................... 35 6. 1995........................................ 33 2015........................................ 33 2016........................................ 33 9. 2008....................................... 32 10. 1993......................................... 31 *2013....................................... 31 Hit By Pitch 1. 2015........................................ 73 2. 2010........................................ 72 3. 2001........................................69 4. 2006.......................................64 2007.......................................64 6. 2005....................................... 63 7. 2011......................................... 59 8. 1996........................................ 55 2009....................................... 55 10. 1993........................................ 53 2008....................................... 53

Season (Pitching) Wins 1. 1982........................................ 73 2. 1985........................................68 1989........................................68 4. 1991.........................................66 5. 1979......................................... 65 6. 1987......................................... 59 1999........................................ 59 8. 1993........................................ 58 9. 1981......................................... 56 1988........................................ 56 1992........................................ 56 1998........................................ 56 Losses 1. 2016........................................ 37 2. 2015........................................ 33 3. 1978.........................................30 2017.........................................30 5. 2014........................................ 28 6. 2003....................................... 27 2009....................................... 27 8. 2011......................................... 26 2013........................................ 26 10. 2012........................................ 25 Saves 1. 1999........................................ 29 2. 1996........................................ 27 3. 2005....................................... 25 4. 1989........................................ 24 5. 2006....................................... 23 6. 1993........................................ 22 7. 1995......................................... 21 2003........................................ 21 2007........................................ 21 10. 1992.........................................19 1994.........................................19 Complete Games 1. 1982........................................46 2. 1979.........................................34 1985........................................34 4. 1978.........................................30 5. 1980........................................ 29 6. 1983........................................ 26 7. 1981......................................... 25 8. 1988........................................ 23 9. 1984........................................20 10. 1991..........................................19

Team Pitching Lows (1978-2017) Hits Per 9 Inn.................10.2 (2016) Strikeouts.........................310 (1984) SO’s Per 9 Inn................. 5.4 (1985) Walks Per 9 Inn.................7.5 (1978) Complete Games.................. *0 (2012) Shutouts................................1 (2015) Saves.....................................5 (1980) Earned Run Average.......... 6.22 (1978) Opponent Average.......284 (2016) Home Runs Allowed........73 (1985)

Season (Fielding) Percentage 1. *2013................................... .977 2. 2003.................................... .974 2007.................................... .974 *2012................................... .974 2017...................................... .974 6. 1992..................................... .972 1994..................................... .972 8. 2005......................................971 9. 2014......................................970 10. 1999.................................... .969 2006................................... .969 Putouts 1. 1989................................... 2,133 2. 1982.................................... 2,112 3. 1985.................................. 2,033 4. 1991...................................2,020 5. 1993................................... 2,015 6. 2007................................. 2,007 7. 2005..................................1,990 8. 1987....................................1,986 9. 2003.................................. 1,926 10. 1999................................... 1,872 Assists 1. 1991...................................... 948 2. 1989...................................... 919 3. 1982...................................... 913 4. 1993..................................... 905 5. 1985..................................... 895 6. 1995......................................879 7. 1992..................................... 858 8. 2003.................................... 839 9. 1987.......................................827 10. 1999..................................... 804 Double Plays 1. 1985........................................ 95 1989........................................ 95 3. 1991......................................... 87 4. 1995........................................ 82 5. 1992.........................................81 6. 1990........................................ 79 1993........................................ 79 8. 1987......................................... 73 1988........................................ 73 1997......................................... 73 2000....................................... 73 Fewest Errors 1. 2017......................................... 56 2. *2013.......................................61 3. *2012...................................... 62 4. 2014........................................66 5. 1994........................................68 6. 2015........................................69 7. 2016........................................ 70 8. 2007....................................... 73 9. 2003....................................... 75 10. 1992.........................................77 Total Chances 1. 1989................................... 3,165 2. 1982................................... 3,149 3. 1991................................... 3,074 4. 1985..................................3,042 5. 1993...................................3,018 6. 1987.................................... 2,913 7. 2005................................. 2,867 8. 2007................................. 2,853 9. 2003.................................2,840 10. 1995.................................. 2,789

Team & Individual Records Season (Hitting) Average (Minimum 130 AB) 1. Pat Magness (1998)........ .464 2. Bruce Morrison (1979)..........462 3. Joe Carter (1979).............. .450 4. Phil Stephenson (1981)........447 5. Phil Stephenson (1979)...... .443 Mike Davis (1980)............ .443 7. Jeff Ryan (1998)................ .441 8. Russ Morman (1983)...... .439 9. Dave Howard (1979)....... .436 10. Kevin Penner (1983).........433 11. Joe Carter (1980)...............432 12. Bob Bomerito (1978)....... .431 13. Zach Sorensen (1998).... .424 14. Bob Bomerito (1981)........ .419 Conor Gillaspie (2008)... .419 16. Tim Raley (1987)............... .412 17. Joe Carter (1981)................ .411 Phil Stephenson (1980)....... .411 19. Chris O’Brien (2011)......... .410 20. Pat Magness (1997)........ .409 21. Larry Groves (1979)........ .404 22. Matt Yeager (1979).......... .402 Kevin Hooper (1999)....... .402 24. Bob Bomerito (1980)....... .401 Chris Wimmer (1991)....... .401 1. 7. 8. 12. 13. 14. 16. 22.

Games Phil Stephenson (1982)..... 87 Loren Hibbs (1982).............. 87 Russ Morman (1982).......... 87 Charlie O’Brien (1982)........ 87 Jim Spring (1982)................. 87 Jim Thomas (1982).............. 87 P.J. Forbes (1989).................84 Dave Lucas (1982)..............83 Eric Wedge (1989)...............83 Mike McDonald (1989).......83 Kevin Penner (1985)...........83 Jim Audley (1989)................ 82 Dan Juenke (1985)................81 Shawn Land (1985).............80 Dan Raley (1985).................80 Bryant Winslow (1989)...... 79 Pat Meares (1989)............... 79 Chris Wimmer (1991).......... 79 Jason White (1991)............... 79 Todd Dreifort (1991)............ 79 Jim Audley (1991)................. 79 Tim Raley (1987).................. 78 Mark Standiford (1987)...... 78 Kent Headley (1987)........... 78 Arnie Beyeler (1985)........... 78 Billy Hall (1991)..................... 78

At Bats 1. P.J. Forbes (1989)............... 377 2. Jim Thomas (1982)............355 3. Charlie O’Brien (1982)..... 340 4. Kent Headley (1987).........325 5. Loren Hibbs (1982)............ 319 6. Russ Morman (1982).........312 Chris Wimmer (1991).........312 8. Carl Hall (1993)...................307 9. Jim Audley (1991).............. 302 10. Kevin Penner (1985)........ 300 11. Jim Audley (1989)............. 299 12. Mike McDonald (1989)........ 298 13. Conor Gillaspie (2007).....295 14. Koyie Hill (1999)................ 294 15. Phil Stephenson (1982)........293 16. Jim Spring (1982)...............292 Jeff Bonacquista (1987)........292 Mike Lansing (1989).........292 D. Schermerhorn (2005).292 20. Joey Jackson (1993)............291 Randy Young (1995)..........291 22. Pat Meares (1989)............ 288 23. Joe Carter (1981)................287 Joe Carter (1980)...............287 25. Billy Hall (1991).................. 286

Hits 1. Chris Wimmer (1991).........125 2. Joe Carter (1980)............... 124 Jim Thomas (1982)............ 124 4. Charlie O’Brien (1982).......122 5. Loren Hibbs (1982)..............121 6. Phil Stephenson (1981)..... 119 7. Joe Carter (1981)................. 118 Russ Morman (1982)......... 118 9. Phil Stephenson (1982)..........117 P.J. Forbes (1989).................117 11. Tim Raley (1987)..................115 Jeff Ryan (1998)...................115 13. Kevin Penner (1985).......... 113 14. Mike Davis (1980)................112 Russ Morman (1983)..........112 16. Zach Sorensen (1998)........ 111 17. Bob Bomerito (1978)........ 109 18. Joe Carter (1979).................107 Kent Headley (1987)..........107 Mike Lansing (1989)..........107 21. Eric Wedge (1989)............. 106 Jason Adams (1995).......... 106 Blake Blasi (1999).............. 106 24. Mike McDonald (1989)......... 105 Joey Jackson (1993)........... 105 Runs 1. Loren Hibbs (1982).............125 2. Phil Stephenson (1982).........123 3. Phil Stephenson (1981)..........112 4. Jim Thomas (1982)............. 110 5. Jeff Ryan (1998)................. 109 6. Jim Spring (1983)................107 7. Phil Stephenson (1980)....... 104 8. Zach Sorensen (1998)...... 103 9. Tim Raley (1987)................ 102 10. Mike Lansing (1989).......... 101 Kevin Hooper (1998).......... 101 12. Russ Morman (1983)..........99 Chris Wimmer (1991)..........99 14. Joe Carter (1980).................98 Eric Wedge (1989)...............98 16. P.J. Forbes (1989).................96 17. Billy Hall (1991).....................94 18. Kent Headley (1987)........... 93 19. Kevin Penner (1985)........... 92 20. Travis Wyckoff (1996).........90 21. Mike Davis (1980)................89 Carl Hall (1993).....................89 Russ Morman (1982)..........89 Casey Blake (1995).............89 25. Joe Carter (1981)..................88 Doubles 1. Joe Carter (1980).................34 2. Jeff Ryan (1998)................... 33 3. Phil Stephenson (1982).....30 4. Bob Bomerito (1978).......... 29 Travis Wyckoff (1996)......... 29 6. Blake Blasi (1999)................ 28 7. Loren Hibbs (1982).............. 27 Dan Juenke (1985)............... 27 Eric Wedge (1989)............... 27 Brandon Green (2004)...... 27 11. Mark Standiford (1988).......... 26 P.J. Forbes (1989)................. 26 13. Charlie O’Brien (1982)........ 25 Mark Standiford (1985).......... 25 Jason Adams (1995)............ 25 Jeff Ryan (1997).................... 25 Zach Sorensen (1998)........ 25 Chris O’Brien (2011)............ 25 19. Tim Raley (1984).................. 24 Pat Magness (2000).......... 24 Logan Sorensen (2004).... 24 Conor Gillaspie (2007)....... 24 23. Phil Stephenson (1981)...... 23 Scot McCloughan (1992).........23 Brian Burgamy (2001)....... 23 Logan Sorensen (2003).... 23 Matt Brown (2006)............. 23 1. 3.

Triples P.J. Forbes (1989).................. 13 Joe Carter (1980).................. 13 Jim Thomas (1982)............... 12 Tim Raley (1987)................... 12

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Jim Audley (1991).................. 12 Loren Hibbs (1982)...............10 Loren Hibbs (1983)................ 9 Jim Spring (1983)................... 9 Tim Raley (1986).................... 9 Phil Stephenson (1981)........ 8 Mike Davis (1980).................. 8 Conor Gillaspie (2008)........ 8 Russ Morman (1982).............7 Jimmy Smith (1980)...............7 Keith Jones (1980)..................7 Jim Thomas (1981)..................7 Bob Bomerito (1978).............7 Mike McDonald (1989)..........7 Pat Meares (1989)..................7 Carl Hall (1993)........................7 Carl Hall (1994).......................7 Randy Young (1996)..............7 Kevin Hooper (1999)..............7 Jeff Ryan (1998)......................7 Kent Headley (1987)..............7

Home Runs 1. Mark Standiford (1988).......... 28 2. Drew Moffitt (2004)........... 26 3. Charlie O’Brien (1982)........ 25 4. Russ Morman (1982).......... 24 Joe Carter (1981).................. 24 6. Russ Morman (1983).......... 23 Eric Wedge (1989)............... 23 Phil Stephenson (1982)..... 23 Jeff Ryan (1998)................... 23 Brian Preston (1999).......... 23 11. Casey Blake (1996)............. 22 Darren Dreifort (1993)........ 22 Mike Davis (1980)................ 22 14. Pat Magness (1998)............. 21 15. Mike McDonald (1989).......20 16. Joe Carter (1979)...................19 17. Pat Magness (2000)...........18 Pat Magness (1999).............18 Toby Smith (1993)................18 Rick Olivas (1987).................18 Drew Moffitt (2003).............18 22. Zach Sorensen (1998)......... 17 23. Mark Standiford (1985).......16 Phil Stephenson (1981).......16 Jason Adams (1995).............16 Drew Moffitt (2002)............16 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.

RBI Russ Morman (1982)........ 130 Joe Carter (1981)................ 120 Charlie O’Brien (1982)....... 116 Phil Stephenson (1982)..........115 Jeff Ryan (1998)................. 105 Russ Morman (1983)........ 105 Joe Carter (1979)................. 101 Casey Blake (1996)............ 101 Pat Magness (1998).......... 100 Eric Wedge (1988)...............99 Mike Davis (1980)................98 Mark Standiford (1988).......... 97 Mike McDonald (1989).......96 Pat Magness (1999)............94 Zach Sorensen (1998)........94 Phil Stephenson (1981)...... 92 Joe Carter (1980)..................91 Mike McDonald (1987)........ 87 Bob Bomerito (1978)..........86 Doug Mirabelli (1991).......... 85 Dan Juenke (1985)...............84 Jason Adams (1995)............ 82 Loren Hibbs (1982).............. 82 Toby Smith (1993)............... 82 Todd Dreifort (1992)........... 82 Conor Gillaspie (2008)...... 82

Total Bases 1. Jeff Ryan (1998)..................231 2. Joe Carter (1980)...............229 3. Phil Stephenson (1982)........226 4. Russ Morman (1982)........224 Charlie O’Brien (1982)......224 6. Joe Carter (1981)................ 214 7. Russ Morman (1983).........212 8. Mike Davis (1980)............. 209 9. Mark Standiford (1988)........207

Individual Records 10. Phil Stephenson (1981)....... 206 Eric Wedge (1989)............ 206 12. Mike McDonald (1989)......... 201 13. Joe Carter (1979)................ 196 14. Bob Bomerito (1978)......... 191 Zach Sorensen (1998)....... 191 16. Pat Magness (1998).......... 190 17. Loren Hibbs (1982)............ 189 18. Jim Thomas (1982).............187 Jason Adams (1995)...........187 P.J. Forbes (1989)................187 21. Tim Raley (1988)................ 182 22. Casey Blake (1996)........... 180 23. Mike Lansing (1989)..........179 24. Jim Spring (1983)................ 175 Phil Stephenson (1980)........ 175 Slugging Percentage (Minimum 130 AB) 1. Jeff Ryan (1998)............... .885 2. Pat Magness (1998)........ .848 3. Dave Howard (1979).........832 4. Russ Morman (1983)....... .831 5. Mike Davis (1980)............ .826 6. Joe Carter (1979).............. .824 7. Mark Standiford (1988)....... .815 8. Joe Carter (1980)...............798 9. Phil Stephenson (1981)....... .774 10. Phil Stephenson (1982)........ .771 11. Bob Bomerito (1978)....... .755 12. Joe Carter (1981)............... .746 13. Eric Wedge (1989).............738 14. Casey Blake (1996).......... .729 Zach Sorensen (1998)..... .729 16. Russ Morman (1982).........718 Bruce Morrison (1981)...........718 18. Phil Stephenson (1980).........711 19. Darren Dreifort (1993)..........709 20. Jason Adams (1995)..........703 21. Drew Moffitt (2004)..........701 22. Conor Gillaspie (2008)....697 Bruce Morrison (1979)......697 24. Rick Olivas (1987)..............693 25. Mark Standiford (1985)........692 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 19. 21. 22. 24.

Stolen Bases Phil Stephenson (1982)..... 87 Kent Headley (1987)........... 76 Randy Young (1996)...........68 Loren Hibbs (1982).............. 67 Randy Young (1995)...........64 Jim Thomas (1982)..............60 Billy Hall (1991)..................... 59 Chris Wimmer (1991).......... 54 Jim Thomas (1981)............... 52 Chris Wimmer (1992).......... 52 Mike Lansing (1988)............ 51 Keith Jones (1981)................50 Phil Stephenson (1981)......44 Mike Lansing (1989)...........43 Phil Stephenson (1980)..... 42 Jim Spring (1983)................. 42 Carl Hall (1994).................... 42 Kent Headley (1986)........... 42 Russ Morman (1983)..........40 Loren Hibbs (1983)..............40 Carl Hall (1993)..................... 39 Randy Young (1994)...........38 Kenny Waddell (2006).......38 Jim Audley (1989)................ 37 Arnie Beyeler (1985)........... 37

Walks 1. Phil Stephenson (1982).......... 97 2. Eric Wedge (1989)...............88 3. Phil Stephenson (1980).........80 4. Tim Raley (1987).................. 74 Jim Spring (1983)................. 74 6. Loren Hibbs (1982).............. 72 7. Mark Standiford (1988).......... 70 Mark Standiford (1987)............70 9. Jim Spring (1982).................68 Dan Raley (1988).................68 Pat Magness (1999)............68 12. Todd Dreifort (1989)...........66 13. Phil Stephenson (1981).......... 65 Doug Mirabelli (1991).......... 65 Pat Magness (1998)............ 65

16. Mark Standiford (1985)..........64 17. Russ Morman (1982).......... 63 18. Casey Gillaspie (2013)........ 62 19. Doug Mirabelli (1992)..........61 Toby Smith (1993)................61 Russ Morman (1983)...........61 Bryant Winslow (1989).......61 23. Jeff Ryan (1999)...................60 Drew Moffitt (2004)...........60 25. Travis Wyckoff (1996)......... 59 Mike McDonald (1989)........... 59 Billy Hall (1991)..................... 59 Drew Moffitt (2002)........... 59 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 11. 14. 16. 18. 21. 25.

Strikeouts Bryant Winslow (1989)...... 72 Jason White (1992)............... 71 Mike McDonald (1987)........ 65 Pat Meares (1989)...............64 Dusty Coleman (2008)...... 63 Tyler Grimes (2011)..............61 Drew Moffitt (2003)............60 Gunnar Troutwine (2016)..60 Randy Walter (2001)........... 59 Chase Rader (2015)............ 59 Brian Preston (1999).......... 58 Matt Brown (2007)............. 58 Don Lambert (2011)............ 58 Jason White (1991)............... 57 Kevin Hall (2011).................. 57 Randy Young (1995)........... 56 Dayton Dugas (2017).......... 56 Mike McDonald (1988)....... 55 Randy Walter (2002).......... 55 D. Schermerhorn (2005)... 55 Pat Meares (1988)............... 54 Toby Smith (1993)............... 54 Drew Moffitt (2004)........... 54 Daniel Kihle (2015).............. 54 Mark Standiford (1987)...... 53 Dusty Coleman (2007)...... 53 Johnny Coy (2011)................ 53 Tyler Coughenour (2011)... 53 Johnny Coy (2012)............... 53 Chase Simpson (2014)....... 53

Fewest Strikeouts Per At Bat (Min. 150 AB) 1. Jim Thomas (1981)........ 1/23.0 2. Dave Lucas (1983).......1/20.0 3. Jim Thomas (1980)........ 1/18.9 4. Jeff Bonacquista (1989)......1/18.6 5. Dave Lucas (1982)........ 1/18.5 1. 2. 3. 6. 7. 12. 22.

Sacrifice Flies Pat Meares (1989)................ 12 Mike McDonald (1987)..........11 Tim Raley (1987)...................10 Phil Stephenson (1982)......10 Joe Carter (1980)..................10 Matt Brown (2007)............... 9 Russ Morman (1982)............ 8 Mark Standiford (1988)........ 8 Dave Lucas (1982)................ 8 Dan Raley (1987)................... 8 Logan Sorensen (2003)...... 8 Doug Mirabelli (1992)............7 Jason White (1992).................7 Russ Morman (1983).............7 Mark Standiford (1987).........7 Casey Blake (1996)................7 Logan Sorensen (2004).......7 D. Schermerhorn (2005)......7 Tyler Weber (2008)................7 Will Baez (2010)......................7 Johnny Coy (2013)..................7 Scot McCloughan (1992)..... 6 Mark Grogan (1983).............. 6 Bruce Morrison (1981).......... 6 Loren Hibbs (1982)................ 6 Jim Thomas (1982)................ 6 Mike McDonald (1989)......... 6 P.J. Forbes (1989)................... 6 Bryant Winslow (1989)........ 6 Casey Blake (1994)............... 6 Ryan Owen (2001)................ 6 Casey Davis (1997)................ 6 Tim Raley (1985).................... 6

Kevin Penner (1985)............. 6 Logan Sorensen (2002)...... 6 Nick Blasi (2003)................... 6 Cody Clark (2003)................. 6 Joe Muich (2005)................... 6 Josh Workman (2006).......... 6 Conor Gillaspie (2006)........ 6 Dusty Coleman (2008)........ 6 Will Baez (2009).................... 6 Preston Springer (2011)....... 6 Johnny Coy (2012)................. 6 *Tyler Baker (2013)............... 6 Micah Green (2014).............. 6

1. 3. 7. 13. 20.

Sacrifice Hits Randy Young (1995)............10 Kevin Hall (2012)...................10 Walker Davidson (2011)....... 9 Kenny Waddell (2006)......... 9 Tyler Hill (2008)..................... 9 Tanner Dearman (2014)...... 9 Shawn Smarsh (2004)........ 8 Tyler Grimes (2010).............. 8 Kevin Hall (2011).................... 8 Noah Krol (2006).................. 8 Ryan Owen (2002)............... 8 Trey Vickers (2017)................ 8 Damon Sublett (2006).........7 Jason Adams (1994)...............7 Arnie Beyeler (1986)..............7 Tyler Weber (2007)................7 Blake Hurlbutt (2006)...........7 Nathan Reese (1994)............7 Travis Young (2016)...............7 Dusty Coleman (2007)........ 6 Mark Grogan (1983).............. 6 Tony Mills (1993).................... 6 Logan Sorensen (2001)....... 6 Mark Grogan (1984).............. 6 Bret Bascue (2009).............. 6 Damon Sublett (2005)........ 6 Joe Muich (2004)................... 6 Tim Gaskell (1982)................. 6 Joey Jackson (1993)............... 6 Ryan Jones (2008)................ 6 Tyler Coughenour (2011)..... 6 Micah Green (2011)............... 6 Kent Headley (1986)............. 6 Garrett Bayliff (2013)........... 6 Trey Vickers (2016)............... 6 Mikel Mucha (2016)............... 6

Hit By Pitch 1. Tyler Grimes (2010)............ 23 2. Tyler Grimes (2011)..............19 3. Chase Rader (2015)............. 17 4. Matt Patrick (1997)............... 15 Noah Krol (2006)................. 15 6. Casey Blake (1995)..............14 Casey Blake (1996)..............14 Randy Walter (2001)............14 Andy Dirks (2008)................14 Ryan Tinkham (2015)..........14 11. Kent Becker (2001).............. 13 12. Joe Muich (2005).................. 12 13. Randy Young (1996).............11 Bryant Winslow (1989)........11 Daniel Kihle (2015)................11 16. Pat Magness (1999).............10 Jeff Ryan (1997).....................10 Josh Workman (2006).........10 Derek Schermerhorn (2007)..10 Will Baez (2009)...................10 21. Chris Wimmer (1991)............ 9 Andy Dirks (2007)................. 9 Josh Workman (2008).......... 9 Tyler Grimes (2009)............. 9 25. Jeff Ryan (1998)..................... 8 Kevin Akenson (1978)........... 8 Charlie O’Brien (1982).......... 8 Toby Smith (1993)................. 8 Darren Dreifort (1993).......... 8 Richie Taylor (1993).............. 8 Drew Moffitt (2003).............. 8 Mark Johnson (2004)........... 8 Drew Moffitt (2004)............. 8 Blake Hurlbutt (2005).......... 8 Cody Lassley (2010)............. 8

97 Kevin Hall (2011).................... 8 Hitting Streaks (Games) 1. Phil Stephenson (1981)...... 47 2. D. Schermerhorn (2005)...34 3. Chris Wimmer (1990-91)........ 32 4. Andy Dirks (2008)...............30 5. Chris O’Brien (2011)............ 29 6. Loren Hibbs (1982).............. 26 7. Eric Wedge (1989)............... 25 8. Jeff Ryan (1998)................... 23 9. Mike Jones (1991)................. 22 10. Phil Stephenson (1982)...... 21 Damon Sublett (2007)........ 21 Ryan Tinkham (2015).......... 21 13. Jimmy Smith (1980)............20 Joe Carter (1981)..................20 Mike Lansing (1989-90).........20 Brandon Green (2004)......20 Casey Gillaspie (2014).......20 1. 2. 6. 7.

Hitting Streaks (At Bats) Tyler Weber (2007).............. 12 Joe Carter (1980)..................10 Bruce Morrison (1981).........10 Russ Morman (1982)...........10 Travis Wyckoff (1996)..........10 Taylor Brown (2009)............ 9 Bob Bomerito (1978)............ 8 Conor Gillaspie (2006)........ 8

Career (Hitting) Average (Minimum 500 AB) 1. Joe Carter (1979-81)........ .430 2. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)....423 3. Bob Bomerito (1978-81)...... .418 4. Russ Morman (1982-83).... .406 5. Tim Raley (1984-87)....... .394 6. Pat Magness (1997-00)........392 7. Mike Davis (1978-80).......387 8. Blake Blasi (1998-00)......383 9. Bruce Morrison (1978-81).......378 10. Kevin Penner (1981-85)....... .372 11. Zach Sorensen (1996-98).. .369 12. Jeff Ryan (1996-99)...........367 13. Chris Wimmer (1990-92)... .366 14. Conor Gillaspie (2006-08)..362 15. Loren Hibbs (1982-84).........359 16. Kevin Hooper (1996-99).......358 17. Brian Burgamy (2000-02).....356 18. Koyie Hill (1998-00)..........355 19. Mark Standiford (1985-88)....354 Casey Blake (1993-96).....354 Andy Dirks (2007-08)......354 22. Jim Thomas (1979-82).......351 Jim Spring (1981-83)..........351 Damon Sublett (2005-07)....351 25. Charlie O’Brien (1980-82).... .350 Games 1. Dan Raley (1985-88)....... 289 2. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)... 288 Jim Thomas (1979-82)......... 288 4. Mark Standiford (1985-88)....287 5. Jim Audley (1988-91)......... 274 6. Tim Raley (1984-87)......... 273 7. Todd Dreifort (1989-92).......269 8. Mike McDonald (1986-89)......265 9. Mike Lansing (1987-90)...... 264 Casey Blake (1993-96)........ 264 11. Richie Taylor (1992-95)........263 Brandon Green (2001-04)...263 13. Kent Headley (1984-87).......262 14. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).258 15. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........255 16. Jason Adams (1992-95)........253 17. Carl Hall (1990-94).......... 249 Pat Magness (1997-2000)..... 249 19. Jeff Bonacquista (1986-89)... 248 20. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........245 21. Tyler Hill (2005-08)..........242 22. D. Schermerhorn (2003-07).... 240 23. Casey Davis (1994-98).........234 24. Kevin Hooper (1996-99).......233 25. Johnny Coy (2010-13).......229

98 At Bats 1. Jim Thomas (1979-82)........1,062 2. Mike Lansing (1987-90).........1,045 3. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)...... 988 Jim Audley (1988-91)........ 988 5. Richie Taylor (1992-95)........987 6. Casey Blake (1993-96)......... 981 7. Brandon Green (2001-04).. 969 8. Mark Standiford (1985-88)...... 942 9. Tim Raley (1984-87)........ 940 10. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........939 11. Carl Hall (1990-94)...........925 12. Dan Raley (1985-88)........ 919 13. Jason Adams (1992-95)........ 916 14. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).914 15. Jeff Bonacquista (1986-89).........891 16. Mike McDonald (1986-89)..........879 17. Todd Dreifort (1989-92).......873 18. Derek Schermerhorn (2003-07).871 19. Kevin Hooper (1996-99).......866 20. Pat Magness (1997-00)....... 858 21. Johnny Coy (2010-13).......847 22. Jeff Ryan (1996-99).......... 830 23. Chris Wimmer (1990-92)..... 816 24. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........ 814 25. Joe Carter (1979-81).......... 812 Hits 1. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)....... 418 2. Jim Thomas (1979-82)...... 373 3. Tim Raley (1984-87).........370 4. Joe Carter (1979-81)......... 349 5. Casey Blake (1993-96).....347 6. Pat Magness (1997-00)........336 7. Mark Standiford (1985-88).......333 8. Mike Lansing (1987-90).......329 9. Richie Taylor (1992-95)........325 10. Dan Raley (1985-88).........313 11. Kevin Hooper (1996-99)...... 310 Brandon Green (2001-04)... 310 13. Jeff Ryan (1996-99).......... 305 14. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).304 15. Kevin Penner (1981-85)....... 303 Carl Hall (1990-94).......... 303 17. Jason Adams (1992-95)....... 302 18. Jim Audley (1988-91)........ 300 19. Chris Wimmer (1990-92).... 299 20. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........292 21. D. Schermerhorn (2003-07).... 286 Conor Gillaspie (2006-08). 286 23. Jeff Bonacquista (1986-89)..... 284 24. Todd Dreifort (1989-92).......283 25. Mike Davis (1978-80)....... 281 Runs 1. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)...... 420 2. Jim Thomas (1979-82)...........315 3. Mark Standiford (1985-88)........313 4. Tim Raley (1984-87)........ 305 5. Kevin Hooper (1996-99)......287 6. Jeff Ryan (1996-99).......... 286 7. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........ 274 8. Richie Taylor (1992-95).........271 9. Mike Lansing (1987-90)...... 268 10. Joe Carter (1979-81)..........267 11. Casey Blake (1993-96).........258 12. Jim Audley (1988-91)........ 249 Carl Hall (1990-94).......... 249 14. Kent Headley (1984-87).......243 15. Mike Davis (1978-80).......242 Dan Raley (1985-88)........242 Jason Adams (1992-95)........242 18. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)..........241 Mike McDonald (1986-89).........241 20. Jim Spring (1981-83).........233 21. Chris Wimmer (1990-92)........... 230 22. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........226 23. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).220 24. Todd Dreifort (1989-92)........216 Pat Magness (1997-00).........216 Doubles 1. Mark Standiford (1985-88).....94 2. Phil Stephenson (1979-82).....91 3. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)...80 4. Tim Raley (1984-87)........... 79 5. Jeff Ryan (1996-99)..............77 6. Joe Carter (1979-81)............ 74

Individual Records 7. Pat Magness (1997-00)..... 67 8. Jim Thomas (1979-82)........ 62 9. Dan Raley (1985-88)...........61 10. Koyie Hill (1998-00)............60 11. Brandon Green (2001-04)..... 59 12. Carl Hall (1990-94)............. 58 Jason Adams (1992-95).......... 58 Kevin Hooper (1996-99)........ 58 Conor Gillaspie (2006-08).... 58 Johnny Coy (2010-13)......... 58 17. Jeff Bonacquista (1986-89)........ 57 18. Mike Lansing (1987-90)......... 56 Richie Taylor (1992-95).......... 56 Casey Davis (1994-98)...... 56 21. Mike McDonald (1986-89)..... 55 Casey Blake (1993-96)....... 55 23. Eric Wedge (1987-89)......... 54 24. Jim Audley (1988-91)........... 53 Brian Burgamy (2000-02).... 53 Triples 1. Jim Thomas (1979-82)........ 28 2. Phil Stephenson (1979-82).... 25 3. Tim Raley (1984-87)........... 24 4. Jim Audley (1988-91)........... 23 5. Joe Carter (1979-81)............. 21 6. Jim Spring (1981-83)...........20 Loren Hibbs (1982-84).......20 P.J. Forbes (1987-90)..........20 9. Mike McDonald (1986-89)...... 17 Kevin Hooper (1996-99)......... 17 11. Bob Bomerito (1978-81)..........16 Carl Hall (1990-94)..............16 13. Mike Davis (1978-80).......... 15 Kent Headley (1984-87).......... 15 Mike Lansing (1987-90).......... 15 Conor Gillaspie (2006-08)..... 15 17. Kevin Penner (1981-85)...........14 18. Jimmy Smith (1979-81)............ 13 Russ Morman (1982-83)......... 13 Pat Meares (1988-90)......... 13 Jason Adams (1992-95)........... 13 22. Keith Jones (1978-81).......... 12 Jeff Bonacquista (1986-89).... 12 Todd Dreifort (1989-92).......... 12 Richie Taylor (1992-95)....... 12 Jeff Ryan (1996-99).............. 12 Blake Blasi (1998-00)......... 12 Home Runs 1. Mark Standiford (1985-88).........69 2. Pat Magness (1997-00)..........64 3. Drew Moffitt (2001-04)......61 4. Joe Carter (1979-81)............ 58 5. Phil Stephenson (1979-82).... 57 6. Jeff Ryan (1996-99).............. 51 7. Mike McDonald (1986-89).....48 Brian Preston (1996-99)........48 9. Russ Morman (1982-83)........ 47 10. Mike Davis (1978-80).........46 11. Eric Wedge (1987-89)......... 45 12. Casey Blake (1993-96)........41 13. Charlie O’Brien (1980-82)...... 39 14. Bruce Morrison (1978-81)......38 15. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).... 35 16. Casey Gillaspie (2012-14)..34 17. Tim Raley (1984-87)........... 33 Dan Raley (1985-88).......... 33 19. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........... 31 20. Doug Mirabelli (1990-92).......30 21. Zach Sorensen (1996-98)...... 29 Adam McCollough (1993-96)... 29 23. Kurt Bradbury (1978-81)........ 28 Jason White (1991-92)........ 28 25. Jim Spring (1981-83)........... 27 Home Runs Per At Bats 1. Drew Moffitt (2001-04).... 1/12.0 2. Russ Morman (1982-83)....... 1/12.1 3. Pat Magness (1997-00)........ 1/13.4 4. Mark Standiford (1985-88).......1/13.7 5. Joe Carter (1979-81)..........1/14.0 6. Charlie O’Brien (1980-82)..... 1/14.6 7. Brian Preston (1996-99)........1/14.7 8. Mike Davis (1978-80)....... 1/15.8

RBI 1. Phil Stephenson (1979-82).......322 2. Joe Carter (1979-81)...........312 3. Pat Magness (1997-00)....... 309 4. Mark Standiford (1985-88).... 301 5. Tim Raley (1984-87).........269 Casey Blake (1993-96).........269 7. Jeff Ryan (1996-99)...........267 8. Mike McDonald (1986-89)........258 9. Dan Raley (1985-88)........242 10. Russ Morman (1982-83)......235 11. Jim Thomas (1979-82)...........231 Richie Taylor (1992-95).........231 13. Mike Davis (1978-80).......229 14. Drew Moffitt (2001-04)...225 15. Jim Audley (1988-91)......... 218 16. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)..217 17. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)...........214 18. Todd Dreifort (1989-92)........212 Conor Gillaspie (2006-08)...212 20. Mike Lansing (1987-90)....... 208 21. Eric Wedge (1987-89)............206 Kevin Penner (1981-85)....... 206 23. Jason Adams (1992-95)........ 198 24. Bruce Morrison (1978-81)......195 25. Doug Mirabelli (1990-92)......190 Johnny Coy (2010-13)....... 190 Total Bases 1. Phil Stephenson (1979-82).......730 2. Mark Standiford (1985-88).......652 3. Joe Carter (1979-81)......... 639 4. Pat Magness (1997-2000)..... 599 5. Tim Raley (1984-87).........596 6. Jeff Ryan (1996-99)...........559 7. Jim Thomas (1979-82)..........545 8. Casey Blake (1993-96)...........541 9. Mike McDonald (1986-89)....... 509 10. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).501 11. Mike Davis (1978-80).......497 12. Mike Lansing (1987-90)...... 493 13. Dan Raley (1985-88)....... 485 14. Richie Taylor (1992-95)........ 477 15. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........474 16. Jim Audley (1988-91)........ 462 17. Jason Adams (1992-95)........455 Drew Moffitt (2001-04)...455 19. Eric Wedge (1987-89)...... 454 20. Conor Gillaspie (2006-08). 446 21. Russ Morman (1982-83)..... 436 22. Kevin Hooper (1996-99)..... 429 23. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........422 24. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)......... 421 25. Carl Hall (1990-94)............417 Slugging Percentage (Minimum 500 AB) 1. Joe Carter (1979-81)......... .787 2. Russ Morman (1982-83)..... .769 3. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)...... .739 4. Pat Magness (1997-2000)...... .698 5. Mark Standiford (1985-88).......692 6. Mike Davis (1978-80)......... .684 7. Jeff Ryan (1996-99)...........673 8. Bruce Morrison (1978-81).........659 9. Charlie O’Brien (1980-82)....... .648 Bob Bomerito (1978-81)..... .648 11. Tim Raley (1984-87)....... .634 12. Drew Moffitt (2001-04)....621 13. Zach Sorensen (1996-98)....599 14. Eric Wedge (1987-89)......... .588 Brian Preston (1996-99).... .588 16. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........582 17. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)........ .581 18. Mike McDonald (1986-89)........579 19. Blake Blasi (1998-2000)......578 20. Jim Spring (1981-83)........ .572 21. Conor Gillaspie (2006-08)..565 22. Jason White (1991-92)..........556 23. Kurt Bradbury (1978-81)......554 24. Casey Blake (1993-96)...........551 25. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)..548 Stolen Bases 1. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)...... 206 2. Kent Headley (1984-87)........174 3. Randy Young (1994-96)........170 4. Jim Thomas (1979-82).......... 158

Mike Lansing (1987-90)....... 158 6. Chris Wimmer (1990-92)..... 136 7. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)..........126 8. Carl Hall (1990-94)............ 110 9. Keith Jones (1978-81)....... 109 10. Arnie Beyeler (1984-86)........96 Kevin Penner (1981-85)..........96 12. Jim Audley (1988-91)............... 92 13. Jeff Ryan (1996-99)............. 79 14. Kevin Hooper (1996-99)........ 78 Derek Schermerhorn (2003-07).78 16. Kevin Hall (2008-12)............77 17. P.J. Forbes (1987-90).......... 75 18. Jim Spring (1981-83)........... 74 19. Mike McDonald (1986-89)...... 71 20. Russ Morman (1982-83)........ 67 Randy Walter (2000-02)....... 67 22. Casey Blake (1993-96).......66 23. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)... 65 24. Casey Davis (1994-98)...... 63 Josh Workman (2005-08).63 Walks 1. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)...... 300 2. Mark Standiford (1985-88).......258 3. Dan Raley (1985-88)........235 4. Tim Raley (1984-87)..........221 5. Pat Magness (1997-00)....... 205 6. Todd Dreifort (1989-92).........189 Kevin Hooper (1996-99)...... 189 8. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........ 180 9. Eric Wedge (1987-89)........173 10. Doug Mirabelli (1990-92).......171 Jeff Ryan (1996-99).............171 12. Kent Headley (1984-87)....... 168 13. Jim Spring (1981-83)..........167 14. Tim Tolin (1978-81)............ 166 Drew Moffitt (2001-04)... 166 16. Richie Taylor (1992-95)..........164 17. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)......... 163 18. Jim Audley (1988-91).......... 161 19. Jason Adams (1992-95)........ 158 20. Casey Gillaspie (2012-14)....154 21. Casey Blake (1993-96).......151 22. Mark Grogan (1982-85)........ 148 23. Mike McDonald (1986-89).........147 24. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)...141 25. Mike Lansing (1987-90)..........131 Strikeouts 1. Johnny Coy (2010-13)....... 184 2. Mike McDonald (1986-89)........171 3. Mark Standiford (1985-88).....170 Pat Meares (1988-90).......170 5. Drew Moffitt (2001-04)....167 6. Bryant Winslow (1988-90)......159 Tyler Grimes (2009-11)......159 8. Jim Audley (1988-91)..........152 Jeff Ryan (1996-99)............152 Ryan Jones (2007-10)........152 11. Randy Walter (2000-02).......151 12. Adam McCollough (1993-96).... 150 13. Kevin Hall (2008-12)......... 149 14. Derek Schermerhorn (2003-07).148 15. Casey Davis (1994-98)......... 139 Justin McCarty (1999-02)..... 139 Micah Green (2011-14)...... 139 18. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).138 19. Brian Preston (1996-99)...... 136 20. Matt Brown (2005-07).....133 21. Casey Blake (1993-96)......132 22. *Erik Harbutz (2010-14).... 131 23. Brandon Green (2001-04)... 130 24. Jason White (1991-92).......... 128 25. Koyie Hill (1998-00)...........127 Fewest Strikeouts Per At Bat 1. Dave Lucas (1982-83)...... 1/19.2 2. Charlie O’Brien (1980-82)..... 1/18.9 3. Jim Thomas (1979-82)...... 1/15.4 4. Jim Spring (1981-83)......... 1/13.0 5. Kevin Penner (1981-85)........ 1/12.5 Sacrifice Flies 1. Mike McDonald (1986-89)...... 27 2. Tim Raley (1984-87)........... 25 3. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)... 23 4. Joe Carter (1979-81)............ 22

Individual Records Casey Blake (1993-96)....... 22 6. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)....20 Johnny Coy (2010-13).........20 8. Mark Standiford (1985-88).....19 9. Dan Raley (1985-88)...........18 Pat Meares (1988-90).........18 11. Loren Hibbs (1982-84)........ 15 Russ Morman (1982-83)......... 15 Doug Mirabelli (1990-92)........ 15 Derek Schermerhorn (2003-07).. 15 15. Jim Audley (1988-91)............14 Jim Thomas (1979-82).........14 Todd Dreifort (1989-92)..........14 Matt Brown (2005-07).......14 19. Mike Lansing (1987-90).......... 13 Richie Taylor (1992-95)........... 13 Joe Muich (2002-05)........... 13 Will Baez (2009-10)............. 13 Kevin Penner (1981-85)...... 13 24. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........... 12 Jason Adams (1992-95)........... 12 Jeff Ryan (1996-99).............. 12 Sacrifice Hits 1. Kevin Hall (2008-12).................. 21 2. Tyler Hill (2005-08)...................19 3. Randy Young (1994-96)...........18 Kent Headley (1984-87)...........18 Trey Vickers (2015-pres.).........18 6. Blake Hurlbutt (2005-07)........ 17 Mikel Mucha (2012-16).............. 17 8. Brandon Green (2001-04).......16 9. Tyler Weber (2005-08)............. 15 Mark Grogan (1982-85)............ 15 Shawn Smarsh (2001-04)....... 15 12. Ryan Jones (2007-10)................14 Nathan Reese (1994-97)..........14 Arnie Beyeler (1984-86)...........14 15. Damon Sublett (2005-07)....... 13 Kenny Waddell (2003-06)....... 13 Tanner Dearman (2013-15)...... 13 18. Joe Muich (2002-05)................. 12 Jason Adams (1992-95)............ 12 Tyler Grimes (2009-11)............. 12 Joey Jackson (1991-94).............. 12 Micah Green (2011-14)............... 12 Travis Young (2016-pres.)........ 12 24. Chris Wimmer (1990-92)...........11 Tanner Kirk (2013-16).................11 Hit By Pitch 1. Tyler Grimes (2009-11)........ 51 2. Casey Blake (1993-96)....... 35 3. Randy Walter (2000-02)....... 26 4. Josh Workman (2005-08).25 5. Chase Rader (2015-16)...... 24 6. Matt Patrick (1994-98)...... 23 Jeff Ryan (1996-99)............. 23 Andy Dirks (2007-08)........ 23 9. *Daniel Kihle (2013-15)...... 22 10. Arnie Beyeler (1984-86)........20 Chris Wimmer (1990-92).......20 Derek Schermerhorn (2003-07).20 13. Drew Moffitt (2001-04)......19 Joe Muich (2002-05)...........19 Noah Krol (2006-07)...........19 16. Bryant Winslow (1988-90)..........18 Brian Preston (1996-99).........18 Blake Hurlbutt (2005-07)..18 Micah Green (2011-14).........18 Ryan Tinkham (2015-16)....18 21. Randy Young (1994-96).......... 17 Phil Napolitan (2003-05)... 17 Danny Jackson (2003-07).. 17 24. Carl Hall (1990-94)..............16 Jason Adams (1992-95)...........16

Season (Pitching) 1. 2. 3. 7.

Appearances Jim Newlin (1989)................38 Reagan Biechler (2017)..... 35 Jaime Bluma (1993)............. 33 Noah Booth (2005)............ 33 Aaron LaBrie (2014)........... 33 John Hayes (2016)............... 33 Jim Newlin (1988)................. 31

9. 12. 13. 20.

Reagan Biechler (2015)...... 31 Darren Dreifort (1993)........30 Anthony Capra (2006)......30 Noah Booth (2007).............30 Jeff Williams (1990)............. 29 Jaime Bluma (1994)............ 28 Steve Haines (2001)........... 28 Marc Bluma (1999).............. 28 Greg Bauer (1999)............... 28 Noah Booth (2006)............ 28 Cale Elam (2011).................. 28 Ben Hecht (2017)................. 28 Jaime Bluma (1991)............. 27 Erik Sonberg (1982)............ 27 Pat Cedeno (1987)............... 27 Jim Newlin (1987)................. 27 Braden Looper (1995)........ 27 Greg Bauer (2000)............. 27 Marc Bluma (1997).............. 27 Tom Julian (1985)................. 27 Mike Dennison (2003)....... 27 Chase Williams (2016)....... 27 Tyler Jones (2016)................ 27

Earned Run Average (Minimum 45 IP) 1. Aaron LaBrie (2013)........ 0.83 2. Jim Newlin (1989)............. 1.08 3. Noah Booth (2007)...........1.23 4. Shane Dennis (1994)........1.35 5. Jaime Bluma (1993).......... 1.39 6. A.J. Ladwig (2014)............ 1.54 7. John Tetuan (2002)........... 1.72 8. Don Heinkel (1980)........... 1.74 Marc Bluma (1998)............ 1.74 10. Anthony Capra (2006).... 1.76 Anthony Capra (2007)..... 1.76 12. Braden Looper (1995)............1.77 13. Darren Dreifort (1992)..........1.78 14. Mike Pelfrey (2005)..........1.93 15. Kris Johnson (2004)........ 2.01 Jordan Cooper (2010)...... 2.01 17. Jason Jordan (1993)......... 2.04 18. Bryan Oelkers (1982).......2.07 19. Braden Looper (1996)......... 2.09 Ken Greenwood (1984)...... 2.09 Travis Banwart (2005)... 2.09 22. Noah Booth (2005)..........2.13 TJ McGreevy (2011)............2.13 24. Charlie Giaudrone (1992)............ 2.17 Kennie Steenstra (1991)....... 2.17 Victories 1. Bryan Oelkers (1982)...........18 Greg Brummett (1989).......18 3. Erik Sonberg (1982)............. 17 Kennie Steenstra (1991).......... 17 5. Don Heinkel (1982)..............16 6. David Haas (1987)................ 15 7. Erik Sonberg (1983).............14 David Haas (1988)................14 Terry Hayes (1981)................14 Don Heinkel (1981)...............14 Don Heinkel (1980)..............14 Ken Greenwood (1985).......14 13. Charlie Giaudrone (1992)........ 13 Shane Dennis (1992)........... 13 Kennie Steenstra (1992)...........13 Pat Cedeno (1989)............... 13 Terry Hayes (1980)............... 13 18. Darrin Paxton (1990)........... 12 David Haas (1985)................ 12 Rich McIntyre (1985)........... 12 Mike Pelfrey (2005)............. 12 Rob Musgrave (2008)......... 12 23. Tyler Green (1991)..................11 Darren Dreifort (1993)..........11 Stan Brown (1982)................11 Mike Drumright (1995).........11 Brandon Baird (1995)...........11 Steve Foral (1996).................11 Mike Pelfrey (2004)..............11 Aaron Shafer (2006)............11 Tim Kelley (2010)...................11 Aaron Shafer (2008)............11

Losses 1. Zach Lewis (2016)................. 9 2. Terry Hayes (1978)................ 8 3. Steve Foral (1997)..................7 Isaac Anderson (2015)..........7 5. Brandon Sloan (2000)......... 6 David Sanders (2001).......... 6 Brandon Baird (1996)........... 6 Morgan LeClair (1989).......... 6 Shawn Pumphrey (1985)......... 6 Frank Schulte (1984)............ 6 Troy Howerton (1983).......... 6 Shane Dennis (1993)............ 6 Noah Booth (2005).............. 6 Jordan Cooper (2009).......... 6 A.J. Ladwig (2013).................. 6 *Kris Gardner (2013)............. 6 A.J. Ladwig (2014)................. 6 Chase Williams (2016)......... 6 18. Marc Bluma (1997).................5 Rob Burgess (1978)...............5 Rich McIntyre (1987)..............5 David Haas (1988)..................5 Greg Brummett (1988).........5 Rich McIntyre (1985).............5 Don Heinkel (1982)................5 Tyler Green (1990).................5 Jereme Foster (2005)............5 Kyle Touchatt (2005)............5 Travis Banwart (2007)..........5 Brian Flynn (2009)................5 Charlie Lowell (2011)..............5 Cale Elam (2013)....................5 Kris Gardner (2014)...............5 Cody Tyler (2016)...................5 Cody Tyler (2017)....................5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 11. 14. 17. 20. 22.

Saves Jim Newlin (1989).................18 Marc Bluma (1999)............... 17 Greg Bauer (2000).............. 15 Mike Dennison (2003)........14 Braden Looper (1995)......... 13 Darren Dreifort (1992)......... 12 Jaime Bluma (1993).............. 12 Braden Looper (1996)......... 12 Marc Bluma (1997)............... 12 Noah Krol (2007).................. 12 Marc Bluma (1998)................11 Jaime Bluma (1994)..............11 Steve Haines (2001).............11 Jeff Williams (1990)..............10 Noah Booth (2005).............10 *Brandon Peterson (2013).10 Greg LaFever (1982)............. 9 Damon Sublett (2005)........ 9 Cale Elam (2012)................... 9 Tom Julian (1985)................... 8 Ben Hecht (2017)................... 8 Jaime Bluma (1991)................7 Jim Newlin (1988)...................7 Damon Sublett (2006).........7 Noah Booth (2006)...............7

Games Started 1. Don Heinkel (1982)............. 22 Greg Brummett (1989)...... 22 3. Bryan Oelkers (1982)........... 21 4. Erik Sonberg (1983)............20 David Haas (1988)...............20 Steve Foral (1997)...............20 7. Shawn Pumphrey (1985)........19 Erik Sonberg (1982).............19 Kennie Steenstra (1992).........19 Kennie Steenstra (1991)..........19 Tyler Green (1991).................19 Darrin Paxton (1990)...........19 Mike Pelfrey (2005).............19 Jereme Foster (2005)..........19 15. Mike Brandley (1993)...........18 Pat Cedeno (1989)...............18 Don Heinkel (1981)...............18 Terry Hayes (1981)................18 Mike Drumright (1995)........18 Brandon Sloan (2000)........18 Rich McIntyre (1985)...........18 Travis Banwart (2007)........18 Rob Musgrave (2007).........18

99 4. Ken Greenwood (1985)....... 17 2 Mike Drumright (1994)........ 17 Brandon Baird (1996).......... 17 Don Heinkel (1980).............. 17 Terry Hayes (1980)............... 17 David Haas (1987)................ 17 Rich McIntyre (1987)............ 17 Greg Brummett (1988)....... 17 Charlie Giaudrone (1992)........ 17 Travis Banwart (2006)....... 17 Charlie Lowell (2011)............ 17 Cale Elam (2013).................. 17 Complete Games 1. Don Heinkel (1982).............. 15 2. Bryan Oelkers (1982)...........14 3. Erik Sonberg (1982)............. 12 Don Heinkel (1980).............. 12 5. Kennie Steenstra (1991)..........10 Erik Sonberg (1983).............10 Ken Greenwood (1985).......10 Terry Hayes (1981)................10 9. David Haas (1988)................. 9 Greg Brummett (1989)........ 9 Larry Groves (1978).............. 9 Terry Hayes (1980)................ 9 13. Shawn Pumphrey (1985)......... 8 Don Heinkel (1981)................ 8 Terry Hayes (1978)................ 8 16. Rich McIntyre (1985).............7 Frank Schulte (1983).............7 Mike Pelfrey (2005)...............7 19. Terry Hayes (1979)................ 6 Greg LaFever (1983)............. 6 Greg LaFever (1985)............. 6 Pat Cedeno (1989)................ 6 David Haas (1987)................. 6 Rob Musgrave (2008).......... 6 25. Greg Brummett (1988).........5 Frank Schulte (1984).............5 Rich McIntyre (1986).............5 Shane Durham (1986)...........5 Matt Yeager (1979).................5 Tyler Green (1991)...................5 Mike Pelfrey (2004)...............5 Jordan Cooper (2010)............5 Innings Pitched 1. Don Heinkel (1982)........ 165.2 2. David Haas (1988)........... 158.1 3. Bryan Oelkers (1982).......... 156.1 4. Greg Brummett (1989).......147.2 5. Erik Sonberg (1982).......... 146 6. Kennie Steenstra (1991)........ 141 7. Mike Pelfrey (2005)....... 139.2 8. Erik Sonberg (1983).......... 139 9. Pat Cedeno (1989)............ 130 10. Don Heinkel (1980)......... 124.1 11. Rich McIntyre (1985)........ 124 12. David Haas (1987).......... 123.2 13. Don Heinkel (1981).......... 123.1 14. Mike Brandley (1993).......... 121.2 15. Darrin Paxton (1990)........... 121.1 16. Ken Greenwood (1985)..... 120.2 Terry Hayes (1980)......... 120.2 18. Mike Drumright (1995)....... 119.2 19. Greg Brummett (1987).......... 119 20. Tyler Green (1991)............ 115.2 21. Mike Pelfrey (2004)......... 115.1 22. Terry Hayes (1981).............. 114 23. Shane Dennis (1994).......... 113.2 24. Rob Musgrave (2007)...... 111.1 Rob Musgrave (2008)...... 111.1 Most Victories With No Losses 1. Kennie Steenstra (1991)...... 17-0 2. Pat Cedeno (1988).......... 10-0 3. Ben Christensen (1998).......9-0 4. Nate Robertson (1999)......... 8-0 5. Don Heinkel (1979).............7-0 Rob Burgess (1979)...........7-0 Ben Keiter (1999)................7-0 Steve Uhlmansiek (2004).....7-0 Kris Johnson (2004)..........7-0 10. Morgan LeClair (1988)..........6-0 Ken Greenwood (1984)........6-0 Travis Wyckoff (1995)...........6-0 Al Schwartzkopf (1958)........6-0

Individual Records

100 Tymber Lee (1999)............6-0 15. Rob Burgess (1980).......... 5-0 Ben Thomas (1995)........... 5-0 Marc Bluma (1998)............ 5-0 Trip Humphrey (1998).......... 5-0 Nate Robertson (1997)......... 5-0 Jim Newlin (1989).............. 5-0 Travis Wyckoff (1996)........... 5-0 22. Tony Williamson (1979)........4-0 Jason Krafft (1996)............4-0 Mike Dennison (2001)..........4-0 Greg Drumright (1997).........4-0 Jeremy Troutman (1998)......4-0 Steve Smith (1991)............4-0 Trent Henderson (2002)......4-0 Jereme Foster (2003).......4-0 *Garrett Brummett (2013)...4-0 Winning Percentage (Min. 10 Dec.) 1. Kennie Steenstra (1991).....1.000 (17-0) Pat Cedeno (1988).. 1.000 (10-0) 3. David Haas (1985)....... .923 (12-1) Rob Musgrave (2008)..923 (12-1) 5. Stan Brown (1982)........ .917 (11-1) Steve Foral (1996)......... .917 (11-1) Darren Dreifort (1993)........ .917 (11-1) 8. Steve Foral (1998)...... .909 (10-1) Ben Keiter (2000)...... .909 (10-1) Brandon Baird (1994)....... .909 (10-1) John Tetuan (2002).... .909 (10-1) 12. Bryan Oelkers (1982)....... .900 (18-2) Stan Brown (1981).........900 (9-1) Ben Thomas (1996)......900 (9-1) Greg Brummett (1989).... .900 (18-2) Shane Bryan (1993)......900 (9-1) Ben Christensen (1999)......900 (9-1) Anthony Capra (2008)........900 (9-1) 19. David Haas (1987).......882 (15-2) 20. Terry Hayes (1981)...... .875 (14-2) Ken Greenwood (1985)......875 (14-2) 22. Charlie Giaudrone (1992)..... .867 (13-2) Shane Dennis (1992)..........867 (13-2) Kennie Steenstra (1992)...867 (13-2) 25. Erik Sonberg (1982)... .850 (17-3) Fewest Walks Per 9 Innings (Min. 45 IP) 1. A.J. Ladwig (2012).............. 1.14 2. Tommy Hottovy (2004)... 1.18 3. Mike Brandley (1992).........1.19 4. Jaime Bluma (1993)...........1.25 5. Mike Pelfrey (2003)..........1.29 6. TJ McGreevy (2013)...........1.33 7. Rob Musgrave (2007)......1.37 8. A.J. Ladwig (2014)............ 1.46 9. Justin Maureau (2002).....1.47 10. Tim Kelley (2008)..............1.56 11. A.J. Ladwig (2013)............. 1.58 12. David Sanders (2002)..... 1.83 13. Kennie Steenstra (1992)....1.62 14. Jordan Cooper (2010)...... 1.68 15. Cale Elam (2014)............... 1.72 16. Rob Musgrave (2008)......1.78 17. David Sanders (2001)..... 1.83 18. Jordan Cooper (2009)..... 1.86 19. Mike Pelfrey (2004)..........1.87 20. Kyle Banick (2003).......... 1.89 21. Reuben Kerbs (2002)......1.93 Noah Booth (2007)...........1.93 Mike Pelfrey (2005)..........1.93 24. Jeff Bluma (1990)...............1.95 25. Kennie Steenstra (1991).... 1.98 Fewest Hits Per 9 Innings (Min. 70 IP) 1. Jim Newlin (1989)............... 5.2 2. Shane Dennis (1994)......... 5.8 Ben Christensen (1999).... 5.8 Darren Dreifort (1992)....... 5.8 5. Bryan Oelkers (1982)......... 5.9 Don Heinkel (1980)............ 5.9 Darren Dreifort (1993)....... 5.9 8. Terry Hayes (1981).............. 6.2 Tyler Green (1990)............. 6.2 Mike Pelfrey (2005)........... 6.2 11. John Tetuan (2002)............ 6.3 12. Joel Bradberry (1992)........6.4

13. 14. 18. 19. 21. 22. 25.

Zach Lewis (2017)..............6.6 Brandon Baird (1994)........ 6.7 Mike Pelfrey (2004)........... 6.7 Anthony Capra (2007)...... 6.7 Cale Elam (2014)................ 6.7 Kris Johnson (2004)..........6.8 Mike Pelfrey (2003)...........6.9 Noah Booth (2005)...........6.9 Erik Sonberg (1982)........... 7.0 Shane Durham (1986).........7.1 Darren Dreifort (1991)..........7.1 Brandon Baird (1993)..........7.1 Shane Dennis (1992)..........7.2 Anthony Capra (2008)......7.2

1. 2. 4.

Home Runs Allowed Rich McIntyre (1985)........... 17 David Haas (1988)................14 Travis Wyckoff (1993)..........14 Troy Howerton (1983)......... 13 Ken Greenwood (1985)....... 13

1. 2. 4. 10.

Shutouts Bryan Oelkers (1982)............ 6 Erik Sonberg (1983).............. 4 Don Heinkel (1982)............... 4 Ken Greenwood (1985).........3 Greg LaFever (1985)..............3 Erik Sonberg (1982)...............3 Don Heinkel (1980)................3 Terry Hayes (1980).................3 Rob Musgrave (2008)...........3 Rich McIntyre (1986).............2 Terry Hayes (1979).................2 Terry Hayes (1981)..................2 David Haas (1987)..................2 Charlie Giaudrone (1992).....2 Mike Drumright (1995)..........2 Troy Howerton (1983)...........2 Ken Greenwood (1984).........2 Rich McIntyre (1985).............2 Pat Cedeno (1988).................2 Greg Brummett (1989).........2 Pat Cedeno (1989).................2 Brandon Baird (1996)............2 John Tetuan (2002)................2 Mike Pelfrey (2005)...............2

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. 15. 16. 18. 21. 24. 25.

Strikeouts Bryan Oelkers (1982)........ 166 Mike Pelfrey (2005).......... 143 Erik Sonberg (1982).......... 142 Tyler Green (1991).............. 134 Greg Brummett (1989).... 130 Mike Pelfrey (2004)...........125 Charlie Lowell (2011)......... 124 Don Heinkel (1982).............121 Darren Dreifort (1993)...... 120 Mike Drumright (1995).......117 Terry Hayes (1980)............. 116 Darrin Paxton (1990)......... 116 Terry Hayes (1981)...............112 Travis Banwart (2007)....... 111 Aaron Shafer (2008)......... 110 Shane Dennis (1994)........ 106 David Haas (1988)............. 106 Mike Drumright (1994)......... 104 Steve Foral (1997)............. 104 Tyler Green (1990)............ 104 Pat Cedeno (1989)............ 103 Erik Sonberg (1983).......... 103 Don Heinkel (1980)........... 103 Tim Kelley (2009).............. 102 Rob Musgrave (2008)....... 101

Walks 1. Terry Hayes (1980)..............88 2. Terry Hayes (1981)...............86 Bryan Oelkers (1982)..........86 4. Erik Sonberg (1983)............ 82 5. Shawn Pumphrey (1985)....... 78 6. Erik Sonberg (1982)............ 75 7. Terry Hayes (1978)..............68 Earned Runs 1. David Haas (1988)............... 65 2. Rich McIntyre (1985).......... 63 3. Shawn Pumphrey (1985)....... 59

5. 7.

Brandon Sloan (2000)....... 59 Rich McIntyre (1987)........... 58 Tyler Green (1991)................ 58 Ken Greenwood (1985)...... 57

Hit Batters 1. Ben Keiter (2001).................18 Mike Pelfrey (2005).............18 3. Jordan Cooper (2009)......... 15 4. Kennie Steenstra (1992).....14 Mathew Jakubov (2003).........14 6. David Haas (1988)................ 13 Jason Krafft (1999)............... 13 Aaron Shafer (2007)........... 13 Josh Smith (2012)................. 13 Zach Lewis (2017)................ 13 11. Greg Brummett (1987)........ 12 Greg Brummett (1988)....... 12 Mike Brandley (1993)........... 12 Steve Foral (1998)................ 12 Mike Pelfrey (2003)............. 12 Kyle Touchatt (2005).......... 12 17. Shane Dennis (1993)............11 Tymber Lee (2000)...............11 Trent Henderson (2003).....11 Mike Pelfrey (2004)..............11 Rob Musgrave (2008)..........11 Aaron Shafer (2008)............11 23. David Haas (1987)................10 Brandon Baird (1995)..........10 Greg Bauer (1997)................10 Ben Christensen (1998)......10 Justin Maureau (2001)........10 John Tetuan (2001)...............10 David Sanders (2002).........10 Mathew Jakubov (2004).....10 Rob Musgrave (2007).........10 Tim Kelley (2009).................10 Tim Kelley (2010)..................10 Charlie Lowell (2010)..........10 Brian Flynn (2011).................10 Charlie Lowell (2011)............10 Wild Pitches 1. Chase Williams (2015)........19 2. Tim Kelley (2010)..................14 3. Cale Elam (2013).................. 12 4. Kevin Kelly (1987)..................11 Shane Bryan (1993)..............11 Steve Foral (1997).................11 Steve Foral (1998).................11 Brandon Sloan (1999)..........11 Adam Peterson (2002).......11 Tim Kelley (2009)..................11 Tyler Jones (2016)..................11 12. Greg LaFever (1984)............10 Jereme Foster (2005)..........10 Anthony Capra (2008).......10 Khol Nanney (2008)............10 16. Terry Hayes (1981)................. 9 Rich McIntyre (1985)............ 9 Pat Cedeno (1989)................ 9 Charlie Giaudrone (1992)......... 9 Mike Drumright (1995)......... 9 Tyler Green (1990)................ 9 Travis Banwart (2007)......... 9 Brian Flynn (2011).................. 9 Isaac Anderson (2015)......... 9 Zach Lewis (2017)................. 9 1. 2. 3. 8.

Balks Mike Pelfrey (2003)...............7 Brandon Sloan (1999)...........5 Shane Dennis (1993)............ 4 Ben Keiter (2000)................. 4 Mathew Jakubov (2002)...... 4 Derek Roach (2004)............. 4 Jereme Foster (2005)........... 4 Greg Brummett (1987)..........3 Travis Wyckoff (1993)............3 Reuben Kerbs (2000)...........3 Ben Keiter (2001)...................3 Mike Pelfrey (2004)...............3 Charlie Lowell (2009)...........3

Career (Pitching) Appearances 1. Noah Booth (2003-07)......115 2. Jaime Bluma (1991-94)...... 114 3. Marc Bluma (1996-99)..... 103 4. Mike Dennison (2000-03).....98 5. Jim Newlin (1987-89)..........96 Reagan Biechler (2014-17).....96 7. Greg Bauer (1997-00)........ 93 8. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)........91 Aaron LaBrie (2011-14)........91 10. Travis Wyckoff (1993-96).......88 11. Cale Elam (2011-14)............. 85 12. David Haas (1985-88)........84 Jeff Bluma (1987-90)..........84 14. Rich McIntyre (1984-87)........ 82 15. Tommy Hottovy (2001-04).....81 16. TJ McGreevy (2010-13)....... 79 Foster Vielock (2011-14)..... 79 18. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)........ 78 19. Kyle Touchatt (2004-07)........ 76 20. Greg Brummett (1986-89)......75 Brandon Baird (1993-96)....... 75 22. Reuben Kerbs (2000-03)...... 74 23. Stan Brown (1978-82)........ 73 24. Steve Foral (1995-98)........ 72 25. Morgan LeClair (1988-91)....... 71 Greg LaFever (1982-84)..... 71 Earned Run Average (Minimum 150 IP) 1. Noah Booth (2003-07).. 2.06 2. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)...2.18 3. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)....2.24 4. Jaime Bluma (1991-94)....2.35 5. Jordan Cooper (2009-10)....2.38 6. Cale Elam (2011-14)..........2.39 7. Anthony Capra (2006-08).2.43 8. Don Heinkel (1979-82)....2.62 9. Braden Looper (1994-96)...2.62 10. Tommy Hottovy (2001-04)...2.66 11. Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92)...2.69 12. Aaron Shafer (2006-08).2.75 13. Marc Bluma (1996-99).... 2.77 14. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)........2.85 15. Jim Newlin (1987-89)...... 2.90 16. Travis Banwart (2005-07)..2.92 Charlie Lowell (2009-11).....2.92 18. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92)....2.95 A.J. Ladwig (2012-14).......2.95 20. Rob Musgrave (2005-08).. 3.08 21. Greg Brummett (1986-89).3.09 22. Stan Brown (1978-82).....3.23 23. Shane Dennis (1991-94)......3.33 Brandon Baird (1993-96)....3.33 25. Tim Kelley (2008-11)........ 3.41 Victories 1. Don Heinkel (1979-82)........ 51 2. David Haas (1985-88)........49 3. Greg Brummett (1986-89)....43 4. Terry Hayes (1978-81)........ 42 5. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92).. 39 6. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)...... 37 7. Brandon Baird (1993-96)....34 Steve Foral (1995-98)........34 9. Stan Brown (1978-82)........ 33 Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)..... 33 11. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)....... 32 12. Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92).... 31 13. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82).......30 Aaron Shafer (2006-08)...30 Rich McIntyre (1985-87)........30 16. Shane Dennis (1991-94).... 29 Rob Musgrave (2005-08).29 18. Darrin Paxton (1989-91)........ 28 19. Travis Banwart (2005-07).27 20. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)....... 26 Brandon Sloan (1998-01).... 26 22. Greg LaFever (1982-85).... 24 Ben Keiter (1999-01)........... 24 Jason Krafft (1995-99)....... 24 Cale Elam (2011-14)............. 24

Individual Records Consecutive Victories 1. Kennie Steenstra (1991-92)........ 25 2. Pat Cedeno (1987-89).........18 3. Ken Greenwood (1982-85).....16 4. Rob Burgess (1978-80)......14 John Tetuan (2001-02)........14 6. Terry Hayes (1981)................ 13 Greg Brummett (1989)....... 13 Charlie Giaudrone (1991-92)..... 13 Ben Christensen (1997-98)..... 13 Nate Robertson (1997-99)...... 13 11. Erik Sonberg (1982)............. 12 Losses 1. Rich McIntyre (1984-87).........16 2. Terry Hayes (1978-81)......... 15 3. David Sanders (2001-03).......14 4. Frank Schulte (1980-84)......... 13 Josh Smith (2009-12).......... 13 A.J. Ladwig (2012-14)........... 13 *Kris Gardner (2012-14)...... 13 Zach Lewis (2016-17)........... 13 9. Don Heinkel (1979-82)........ 12 Steve Foral (1995-98)......... 12 Cale Elam (2011-14).............. 12 12. Greg Brummett (1986-89)......11 Shane Dennis (1991-94)......11 Brandon Baird (1993-96)..........11 Tim Kelley (2008-11).............11 Cody Tyler (2014-pres.).......11 17. Troy Howerton (1982-84).......10 Shawn Pumphrey (1984-87)..10 David Haas (1985-88).........10 Brandon Sloan (1998-00).......10 Jereme Foster (2003-06)...10 Travis Banwart (2005-07).10 Noah Booth (2003-07).......10 Chase Williams (2015-16)...10 Saves 1. Marc Bluma (1996-99).......44 2. Jaime Bluma (1991-94).......34 3. Jim Newlin (1987-89).......... 28 4. Braden Looper (1994-96)...... 26 Noah Booth (2003-07)...... 26 6. Greg Bauer (1997-00)........ 22 7. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)..... 17 8. Mike Dennison (2000-03)......16 Damon Sublett (2005-07)......16 Noah Krol (2006-07)...........16 11. Steve Haines (2001-2002)......15 Cale Elam (2011-14).............. 15 13. Travis Wyckoff (1993-96)..... 13 Tom Julian (1983-86)........... 13 15. Jeff Bluma (1987-90)............11 Jeff Williams (1988-90)........11 17. Greg LaFever (1982-85).....10 *Brandon Peterson (2013).10 John Hayes (2015-16)..........10 20. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)......... 8 TJ McGreevy (2010-13)......... 8 Ben Hecht (2017-pres.)........ 8 23. David Haas (1985-88)...........7 Morgan LeClair (1988-91).........7 Foster Vielock (2011-14)........7 Games Started 1. Don Heinkel (1979-82).......66 2. Terry Hayes (1978-81).........61 3. David Haas (1985-88)........ 59 Greg Brummett (1986-89).... 59 5. Steve Foral (1995-98)........ 56 Brandon Baird (1993-96)....... 56 7. Rich McIntyre (1984-87)........ 55 Shane Dennis (1991-94).... 55 9. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)...... 51 Rob Musgrave (2005-08).. 51 11. Travis Banwart (2005-07).50 12. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)......49 Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92)......49 Kennie Steenstra (1990-92).......49 15. Tim Kelley (2008-11)...........48 16. Aaron Shafer (2006-08)...46 17. Darrin Paxton (1989-91)........ 45 Josh Smith (2009-12)......... 45 19. Brandon Sloan (1998-00)......43 Ben Keiter (1999-01)...........43 21. Shawn Pumphrey (1984-87)....... 42

Tyler Green (1989-91)......... 42 23. Jason Krafft (1995-99).......40 David Sanders (2001-03)..40 25. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82)....... 39 Frank Schulte (1980-84)........ 39 Complete Games 1. Don Heinkel (1979-82)....... 39 2. Terry Hayes (1978-81)........ 33 3. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)...... 24 4. David Haas (1985-88)........ 22 5. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82).......20 6. Greg Brummett (1986-89).....19 7. Greg LaFever (1982-85).....16 Rich McIntyre (1984-87).....16 9. Frank Schulte (1980-84).........14 Kennie Steenstra (1990-92)...14 Ken Greenwood (1982-85).....14 Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)......14 13. Larry Groves (1978-79)....... 12 Pat Cedeno (1986-89)........ 12 15. Shane Durham (1985-88).......10 16. Tyler Green (1989-91)........... 9 17. Matt Yeager (1978-79).......... 8 Shawn Pumphrey (1984-87)... 8 Jordan Cooper (2009-10).... 8 20. Stan Brown (1978-82)...........7 Rob Burgess (1978-81)..........7 Darrin Paxton (1989-91).......7 Brandon Baird (1993-96).....7 Rob Musgrave (2005-08)....7 Innings Pitched 1. Don Heinkel (1979-82)......467.2 2. David Haas (1985-88)......457 3. Greg Brummett (1986-89)... 424.2 4. Terry Hayes (1978-81)...... 401 5. Rich McIntyre (1984-87)..... 384 6. Brandon Baird (1993-96)....... 383.1 7. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05).... 359.2 8. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)...... 356.1 9. Rob Musgrave (2005-08)....345 10. Steve Foral (1995-98)..... 340 11. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92).335.2 12. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)...... 332.1 13. Shane Dennis (1991-94).... 302.1 14. Greg LaFever (1982-85).... 294.1 Aaron Shafer (2006-08)... 294.1 16. Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92)... 294 17. Travis Banwart (2005-07).292.2 18. Frank Schulte (1980-84)..... 286 19. Tim Kelley (2008-11).........285 20. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82).... 280 21. Cale Elam (2011-14)....... 270.2 22. Darrin Paxton (1989-91)... 262.1 23. Stan Brown (1978-82)......262 24. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)......261 25. Mike Brandley (1992-96)...... 258.2 Josh Smith (2009-12)... 258.2 Winning Percentage (Minimum 20 Decisions) 1. Ben Christensen (1997-99)...... .955 (21-1) 2. Ken Greenwood (1982-85).... .920 (23-2) 3. Ben Thomas (1995-97).......913 (21-2) 4. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92)..907 (39-4) 5. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82)... .882 (30-4) 6. Darren Dreifort (1991-93).....839 (26-5) 7. David Haas (1985-88)......831 (49-10) 8. Rob Musgrave (2005-08)..829 (29-6) 9. Ben Keiter (1999-2001)....828 (24-5) 10. Stan Brown (1979-82)..... .825 (33-7) Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)... .825 (33-7) 12. Erik Sonberg (1981-83).... .822 (37-8) 13. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)...... .821 (32-7) 14. Anthony Capra (2006-08)..818 (18-4) 15. C. Giaudrone (1989-92)......816 (31-7) 16. Don Heinkel (1979-82)......810 (51-12) Adam Peterson (1999-02).....810 (17-4) 18. Travis Wyckoff (1993-96)... .800 (20-5) Jason Krafft (1995-99).....800 (24-6) 20. G. Brummett (1986-89)......796 (43-11) 21. Shane Durham (1985-88)... .793 (23-6) 22. Darrin Paxton (1989-91).... .778 (28-8) 23. Greg LaFever (1982-85)....774 (24-7) 24. Rob Burgess (1978-81)...... .773 (17-5) 25. Aaron Shafer (2006-08)..769 (30-9)

Shutouts 1. Don Heinkel (1979-82)......... 8 2. Terry Hayes (1978-81)...........7 Erik Sonberg (1981-83).........7 4. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82).... 6 5. Ken Greenwood (1982-85).......5 Pat Cedeno (1986-89)..........5 7. Greg LaFever (1982-85)...... 4 Rich McIntyre (1984-87)...... 4 Rob Musgrave (2005-08)... 4 10. David Haas (1985-88)...........3 Greg Brummett (1986-89).......3 Brandon Baird (1993-96).....3 Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)........3 Tim Kelley (2008-11)..............3 Strikeouts 1. Terry Hayes (1978-81)......370 2. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05).. 366 3. Greg Brummett (1986-89)...... 364 4. Don Heinkel (1979-82).........354 5. David Haas (1985-88)......353 6. Steve Foral (1995-98)......322 7. Brandon Baird (1993-96)..... 318 8. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)........ 304 9. Rob Musgrave (2005-08)....287 10. Tyler Green (1989-91)...... 284 Shane Dennis (1991-94)...... 284 12. Aaron Shafer (2006-08).277 13. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)..... 275 14. Travis Banwart (2005-07).. 260 15. Tim Kelley (2008-11).........259 16. Justin Maureau (2000-02).......253 17. Darrin Paxton (1989-91)..... 248 18. Greg LaFever (1982-85).......247 19. Shane Durham (1985-88)... 246 20. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82).... 244 21. Mike Drumright (1993-95)...... 237 22. Noah Booth (2003-07)....235 23. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)......231 24. Greg Bauer (1997-00)......224 25. Charlie Lowell (2009-11)......223 Walks 1. Terry Hayes (1978-81)..... 284 2. Don Heinkel (1979-82)........ 205 3. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)........ 202 4. Rich McIntyre (1984-87).......192 5. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82)......179 David Haas (1985-88).......179 7. Shawn Pumphrey (1984-87)......159 8. Pat Cedeno (1986-89).......151 9. Stan Brown (1978-82)...... 149 10. Greg Brummett (1986-89)...147 Shane Dennis (1991-94)........147 12. Frank Schulte (1980-84)...... 144 13. Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92).... 142 14. Tyler Green (1989-91)....... 140 15. Brandon Baird (1993-96)...... 131 Shane Durham (1985-88)..... 131 17. Darrin Paxton (1989-91)...... 130 18. Greg LaFever (1982-85)........125 19. Steve Foral (1995-98)........117 20. Travis Wyckoff (1993-96)...... 101 21. Rob Burgess (1978-81)....... 95 22. Travis Banwart (2005-07).93 23. Troy Howerton (1982-84).......91 24. Bruce Morrison (1978-81)......90 Charles Linhardt (1978-81)....90 Brandon Sloan (1998-00)......90 Ben Keiter (1999-01)...........90 Rob Musgrave (2005-08).90 Charlie Lowell (2009-11)....90 Fewest Walks Per Nine Innings (Minimum 150 IP) 1. A.J. Ladwig (2012-14)....... 1.42 2. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)........ 1.73 3. Jordan Cooper (2009-10)..... 1.76 4. David Sanders (2001-03).....1.83 5. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92)..... 1.98 6. TJ McGreevy (2010-13)... 2.20 7. Aaron Shafer (2006-08).2.23 8. Noah Booth (2003-07)...2.26 Tim Kelley (2008-11).........2.31 10. Rob Musgrave (2005-08)...2.35 11. Jaime Bluma (1991-94)... 2.50 12. Braden Looper (1994-96)...2.62

101 13. Marc Bluma (1996-99)....2.63 14. Justin Maureau (2000-02).2.65 Ben Christensen (1997-99).2.65 16. Cale Elam (2011-14)..........2.66 17. Adam Peterson (1999-02).. 2.75 18. Jeff Bluma (1987-90)....... 2.81 *Kris Gardner (2012-14).. 2.81 20. Tommy Hottovy (2001-04).2.86 Travis Banwart (2005-07).2.86 22. Reuben Kerbs (2000-03).. 2.88 23. Mike Brandley (1992-96)....2.92 24. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)....2.93 25. Josh Smith (2009-12)..... 3.06 Fewest Hits Per Nine Innings (Minimum 150 IP) 1. Darren Dreifort (1991-93)...... 6.2 2. Jim Newlin (1987-89).........6.4 3. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)....6.6 4. Jaime Bluma (1991-94)......6.8 5. Noah Booth (2003-07).....6.9 6. Cale Elam (2011-14)..............7.1 7. Braden Looper (1994-96)......7.2 Anthony Capra (2006-08)....7.2 Charlie Lowell (2009-11)....7.2 10. Don Heinkel (1979-82).......7.3 Darrin Paxton (1989-91)........7.3 12. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)......7.4 13. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82).......7.6 14. Shane Dennis (1991-94).... 7.7 Marc Bluma (1993-96)....... 7.7 16. Tyler Green (1989-91).........7.8 Ben Christensen (1997-99)....7.8 Zach Lewis (2016-17)..........7.8 19. Terry Hayes (1978-81)........7.9 20. Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92)..... 8.0 John Tetuan (2000-02).........8.0 Travis Banwart (2005-07)......8.0 Aaron Shafer (2006-08)..8.0 24. Stan Brown (1979-82)........ 8.1 Greg LaFever (1982-85).... 8.1 Most SOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Per Nine Innings (Minimum 150 IP) 1. Jaime Bluma (1991-94)........10.58 2. Justin Maureau (2000-02).10.30 3. Tyler Green (1989-91)...........10.21 4. Charlie Lowell (2009-11).......9.87 5. Jim Newlin (1987-89)............. 9.73 6. Darren Dreifort (1991-93).... 9.48 7. Marc Bluma (1996-99)..........9.39 8. Noah Booth (2003-07).........9.33 9. Greg Bauer (1997-00)...........9.29 10. Tommy Hottovy (2001-04)...9.21 Shane Durham (1985-88).....9.21 12. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05).........9.16 13. Anthony Capra (2006-08). 9.09 14. Mike Drumright (1993-95).. 8.90 15. Ben Christensen (1997-99).8.64 16. Mike Dennison (2000-03)...8.62 17. Steve Foral (1995-98)...........8.52 18. Darrin Paxton (1989-91)........8.51 19. Aaron Shafer (2006-08)......8.47 20. Braden Looper (1994-96)... 8.45 Shane Dennis (1991-94)...... 8.45 22. Terry Hayes (1978-81).......... 8.30 23. Jordan Cooper (2009-10)......8.19 24. Tim Kelley (2008-11).............. 8.18 25. Travis Banwart (2005-07).. 8.00 Earned Runs 1. David Haas (1985-88)..... 202 2. Rich McIntyre (1984-87).......187 3. Terry Hayes (1978-81)........171 4. Steve Foral (1995-98)...... 148 5. Greg Brummett (1986-89).. 146 6. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)..... 144 7. Brandon Baird (1993-96)..... 142 8. Don Heinkel (1979-82)..... 136 9. Shane Durham (1985-88).130 10. Frank Schulte (1980-84)....... 125 11. Greg LaFever (1982-85)....... 124 12. Shawn Pumphrey (1984-87)......122 Brandon Sloan (1998-00).....122 14. Tyler Green (1989-91)........ 118 Rob Musgrave (2005-08).118 16. Josh Smith (2009-12)........ 116 17. Rob Burgess (1978-80).... 114

102 18. Erik Sonberg (1981-83)..... 113 19. Shane Dennis (1991-94)....112 20. Bryan Oelkers (1980-82)....... 111 21. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92).110 Travis Wyckoff (1993-96)...... 110 Hit Batters 1. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)......41 2. Jason Krafft (1995-99)....... 37 3. Greg Brummett (1986-89).... 33 Rob Musgrave (2005-08)...... 33 Aaron Shafer (2006-08)... 33 6. David Haas (1985-88)........ 32 Ben Keiter (1999-01)........... 32 Mat Jakubov (2002-05)......... 32 9. Josh Smith (2009-12).........30 10. Brandon Baird (1993-96)....... 29 11. Steve Foral (1995-98)........ 28 12. Charlie Lowell (2009-11).... 27 13. Kennie Steenstra (1990-92).. 26 Kyle Touchatt (2004-07)....... 26 Cale Elam (2011-14)............. 26 16. Tim Kelley (2008-11)........... 25 17. Shane Dennis (1991-94).... 24 Mike Brandley (1992-96)....... 24 19. David Sanders (2001-03)...... 23 20. Morgan LeClair (1988-91)...... 22 Rich McIntyre (1984-87)........ 22 Noah Booth (2003-07)...... 22 23. Travis Wyckoff (1993-96)........ 21 24. Tommy Hottovy (2001-04)....20 Jordan Cooper (2009-10)..20 Zach Lewis (2016-17)..........20 Balks 1. Mike Pelfrey (2003-05)............11 2. Ben Keiter (1999-01)..............7 3. Brandon Sloan (1998-00)........ 6 Charlie Lowell (2009-11).......... 6 5. Greg Brummett (1986-89).......5 Travis Wyckoff (1993-96).....5 Steve Foral (1995-98)...........5 Adam Peterson (1999-02)...5 Jereme Foster (2003-06).....5 10. Shane Dennis (1991-94)...... 4 Mike Brandley (1992-96)..... 4 Reuben Kerbs (2000-03)........ 4 Mathew Jakubov (2002-05)......... 4 David Sanders (2001-03).... 4 Derek Roach (2004-05)...... 4 16. Morgan LeClair (1988-91).........3 Erich Bryan (1997-01)............3 Dustin Atkins (2000-02)......3 Mike Dennison (2000-03)........3 Tommy Hottovy (2001-04)............3 Kyle Touchatt (2004-07)..........3 Rob Musgrave (2005-08)....3 Aaron Shafer (2006-08)......3 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003-05)...3 Aaron LaBrie (2011-14)..........3 Wild Pitches 1. Steve Foral (1995-98)........ 32 Tim Kelley (2008-11)........... 32 3. Chase Williams (2015-16).. 27 4. Cale Elam (2011-14)............. 26 5. Rob Musgrave (2005-08).25 Tyler Jones (2015-pres.).... 25 7. Greg LaFever (1982-85).... 24 Tyler Green (1989-91)......... 24 Anthony Capra (2006-08).... 24 10. Ken Greenwood (1982-85).... 22 Shane Durham (1985-88)...... 22 Greg Bauer (1997-00)........ 22 13. Rich McIntyre (1984-87)..... 21 Charlie Giaudrone (1989-92).... 21 15. Frank Schulte (1980-84)........20 Home Runs Allowed 1. David Haas (1985-88)........ 37 2. Rich McIntyre (1984-87)........ 32 3. Steve Foral (1995-98)........ 29 4. Brandon Baird (1993-96)....... 27 Travis Wyckoff (1993-96)....... 27 6. Pat Cedeno (1986-89)....... 26 7. Greg Brummett (1986-89).... 25 8. Greg LaFever (1982-85).... 24 Rob Musgrave (2005-08).24

Individual Records 10. Ben Thomas (1994-96)....... 21 Shane Durham (1985-88)....... 21 Jason Krafft (1995-99)........ 21 Ken Greenwood (1982-85)......21 13. Erich Bryan (1997-01).........20 Justin Maureau (2000-02)....20 Consecutive Scoreless Innings 1. Jordan Cooper (2010).......32.1 2. Terry Hayes (1980).......... 30.2 3. Damon Sublett (2005-06)..28.1 4. Cale Elam (2011-12)......... 28.0

Season (Fielding) Percentage (min. 90 TC) 1. Todd Dreifort (1992)..... 1.000 Adam McCollough (1994)....... 1.000 Mike Wentworth (1987).1.000 Cody Lassley (2007)..... 1.000 Mike Jones (1988).......... 1.000 Don Lambert (2012)..... 1.000 Kevin Hall (2012)............ 1.000 8. Jason White (1992).......... .999 9. Schermerhorn (2005).... .998 Tyler Weber (2007)......... .998 Tyler Weber (2008)......... .998 12. Logan Sorensen (2004)..997 *Tyler Baker (2013)...........997 14. Mike Lindsten (1986)...... .996 Clint McKeever (2009)... .996 16. Jeff Bonacquista (1987)........995 Nathan Reese (1996).......995 Tyler Hill (2006).................995 Gunnar Troutwine (2017).....995 20. Doug Mirabelli (1992)..... .994 Pat Magness (1999)........ .994 Pat Magness (2000)...... .994 Logan Sorensen (2002)..... .994 Kenny Waddell (2006)... .994 Casey Gillaspie (2012).... .994 Johnny Coy (2012).......... ..994 Gunnar Troutwine (2015)..994 Noah Croft (2017)............ .994 Putouts 1. Toby Smith (1993)..............714 2. Jason White (1991).............703 3. Jason White (1992)........... 699 4. Phil Stephenson (1982)....... 680 5. Bryant Winslow (1989)........ 630 6. Pat Magness (1999)...........617 7. Pat Magness (2000)........599 8. Logan Sorensen (2003)....... 597 9. Logan Sorensen (2002).......583 10. Casey Gillaspie (2013)......582 11. Logan Sorensen (2004).580 12. Johnny Coy (2011)..............563 13. Charlie O’Brien (1982).......561 14. Dan Juenke (1985).............558 15. Russ Morman (1983)........556 16. Matt Patrick (1997)............547 17. Phil Stephenson (1981)....... 544 18. Tyler Weber (2007)...........543 19. Eric Wedge (1989).............542 20. Joe Muich (2005)............... 537 21. Logan Sorensen (2001).......529 22. Phil Stephenson (1980)........521 23. Doug Mirabelli (1991)........ 510 24. Mike McDonald (1988).........497 D. Schermerhorn (2005).497 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Assists P.J. Forbes (1989)...............269 Joey Jackson (1993).......... 240 Chris Wimmer (1991)........232 Chris Wimmer (1992).........231 Billy Hall (1991)...................228 Jason Adams (1993).......... 227 Zach Sorensen (1996)...... 227 Zach Sorensen (1998)......223 Arnie Beyeler (1985).........223 Nick McCoola (2005)........ 214 Mike Lansing (1987).......... 210 Jason Adams (1994)......... 203 Jim Thomas (1982)........... 202 Tyler Grimes (2011).......... 202

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Jason Adams (1994)......... 200 Mike Lansing (1989)........ 200 Dave Lucas (1983)............ 198 Dave Lucas (1982)............ 196 Jimmy Smith (1980).......... 194 Casey Blake (1995)........... 194 Kevin Hooper (1999).......... 191 P.J. Forbes (1990)............... 190 *Dayne Parker (2012)....... 188 Mark Standiford (1987).........187 Kevin Hooper (1998)......... 185

1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10. 13. 17. 20. 24.

Errors Jim Spring (1982).................34 Mike Davis (1978)................34 Tyler Grimes (2011).............30 Brian Burgamy (2001)....... 29 Mike Lansing (1988)........... 27 Jim Thomas (1981)............... 26 Jimmy Smith (1979)............. 25 Jeff Ryan (1997).................... 25 Nick McCoola (2005).......... 24 Casey Blake (1996)............. 22 Jason Adams (1995)............ 22 Jimmy Smith (1980)............ 22 Pat Meares (1990)................ 21 Casey Blake (1995).............. 21 Zach Sorensen (1996)......... 21 Zach Sorensen (1998)......... 21 Jim Thomas (1979)...............20 Arnie Beyeler (1984)...........20 Conor Gillaspie (2008)......20 Mike Davis (1980).................19 Dave Lucas (1982)...............19 Mike Lansing (1990)............19 Casey Blake (1993)..............19 Bob Bomerito (1978)...........18 Mike Davis (1979)..................18 Billy Hall (1991)......................18 Dave Lucas (1983)...............18 Mike Lansing (1987).............18 Dusty Coleman (2008).......18

Career (Fielding) Percentage (C-IF 500 TC; OF 200 TC) 1. Tyler Weber (2005-08)....997 2. Don Lambert (2011-12)... .996 3. Jason White (1991-92)......993 Tyler Hill (2005-08)..........993 5. Doug Mirabelli (1990-92).....992 Casey Gillaspie (2012-14).. .992 Ryan Tinkham (2015-16)....992 8. Toby Smith (1993)............ .991 Nathan Reese (1994-97)..... .991 Pat Magness (1997-00)....... .991 Kenny Waddell (2003-06).. .991 Clint McKeever (2007-10)... .991 Gunnar Troutwine (2015-17)..991 14. Logan Sorensen (2001-04)..990 15. Matt Patrick (1994, 96-98)..... .989 Ryan Owen (2000-02)...... .989 Andy Dirks (2007-08).... .989 18. Phil Stephenson (1979-82).......987 Jeff Bonacquista (1986-89)......987 Eric Wedge (1987-89).......987 D. Schermerhorn (2003-07).....987 *Tyler Baker (2012-14)......987 23. Russ Morman (1982-83).... .986 Joe Muich (2002-05)...... .986 Dustin Bozarth (1999-01).. .986 Putouts 1. Logan Sorensen (2001-04).2,289 2. Phil Stephenson (1979-82)...2,042 3. Pat Magness (1997-00).....1,468 4. Nathan Reese (1994-97).......1,449 5. Jason White (1991-92).......1,402 6. D. Schermerhorn (2003-07)...1,390 7. Casey Gillaspie (2012-14)... 1,367 8. Eric Wedge (1986-89).....1,340 9. Joe Muich (2002-05)....... 1,311 10. Doug Mirabelli (1990-92)......1,284 11. Tyler Weber (2005-08).. 1,194 12. Mike McDonald (1986-89)...... 1,170 13. Johnny Coy (2010-13).........1,144

14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

Brian Preston (1996-99).... 1,122 Adam McCollough (1993-96)....1,077 Bryant Winslow (1988-90)...... 989 Charlie O’Brien (1980-82).........976 Matt Patrick (1994, 96-98)...... 946 Tyler Hill (2005-08)..........923 Cody Lassley (2007-10)...923 Dan Juenke (1984-85)......... 843 Clint McKeever (2007-10).......799 *Tyler Baker (2012-14)..... 762 Ryan Tinkham (2015-16).736 Toby Smith (1993)..............714

Assists 1. Mike Lansing (1987-90)...... 771 2. Jason Adams (1992-95)........734 3. Kevin Hooper (1996-99).... 723 4. Jim Thomas (1979-82)..... 685 5. Mark Standiford (1985-88)... 630 6. Joey Jackson (1991-94)......621 7. Brandon Green (2001-04).. 586 8. Zach Sorensen (1996-98)... 584 9. Casey Blake (1993-96).....582 10. Nick McCoola (2002-05).......571 11. Arnie Beyeler (1984-86)......566 12. P.J. Forbes (1987-90)........ 557 13. Tyler Grimes (2009-11).... 494 14. Chris Wimmer (1990-92).... 492 15. *Dayne Parker (2011-14)..487 16. Dan Raley (1985-88)........ 461 17. Jim Spring (1981-83)........ 459 18. Koyie Hill (1998-00)......... 448 19. Tanner Welch (1999-02)..... 439 20. Jimmy Smith (1979-81)......... 413 21. *Erik Harbutz (2010-14).......... 411 22. Damon Sublett (2005-07).. 405 23. Shawn Smarsh (2001-04).. 399 24. Dave Lucas (1982-83)..... 394 25. Mike Davis (1978-80)...... 389 Errors 1. Mike Lansing (1987-90)......77 2. Jim Thomas (1979-82)........ 76 3. Casey Blake (1993-96)....... 74 4. Mike Davis (1978-80).......... 71 5. Jason Adams (1992-95)..... 62 6. Nick McCoola (2002-05)....61 7. Brian Burgamy (2000-02).... 58 8. Jim Spring (1981-83)........... 55 Zach Sorensen (1996-98)...... 55 Tyler Grimes (2009-11)....... 55 11. Dan Raley (1985-88).......... 54 12. Jimmy Smith (1979-81)....... 53 13. Arnie Beyeler (1984-86)....50 14. Conor Gillaspie (2006-08)....48 15. Tanner Welch (1999-2002)....46 16. Pat Meares (1988-90)........44 17. Mark Standiford (1985-88).... 42 18. Bob Bomerito (1978-81).... 39 Jeff Ryan (1996-99)............. 39 20. Koyie Hill (1998-00)............38 21. Dave Lucas (1982-83)........ 37 22. *Erik Harbutz (2010-14)..... 35 23. Chris Wimmer (1990-92)....... 33 24. Kevin Hooper (1996-99)........ 32 Brandon Green (2001-04)..... 32 Dusty Coleman (2007-08)..... 32 *Tanner Kirk (2013-16)....... 32

Season (Fielding By Position) Catchers Percentage (Minimum 200 TC) 1. Tyler Weber (2007)......... .998 Tyler Weber (2008)......... .998 3. *Tyler Baker (2013)...........997 4. Nathan Reese (1996).......995 Gunnar Troutwine (2017).....995 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Putouts Charlie O’Brien (1982).......561 Tyler Weber (2007)...........543 Eric Wedge (1989).............542 Joe Muich (2005)............... 537 Doug Mirabelli (1991)........ 510

Individual Records 1. 3. 4. 5.

Assists Tyler Weber (2007).............84 *Tyler Baker (2013).............84 Charlie O’Brien (1982)........ 65 Brian Preston (1998).......... 62 Gunnar Troutwine (2016).. 59

1. 3. 4. 5.

Errors Rick Wrona (1985)................14 Dave McClure (1983)...........14 Charlie O’Brien (1982)......... 13 Cody Lassley (2009)...........10 Cody Lassley (2010)............. 9

1. 2. 3. 4.

First Baseman Percentage Jason White (1992).......... .999 Schermerhorn (2005).... .998 Logan Sorensen (2004)..997 Mike Lindsten (1986)...... .996 Clint McKeever (2009)... .996

Putouts 1. Toby Smith (1993)..............714 2. Jason White (1991).............703 3. Jason White (1992)........... 699 4. Phil Stephenson (1982)....... 680 5. Bryant Winslow (1989)........ 630 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Assists Schermerhorn (2005)#..... 72 Logan Sorensen (2003).... 70 Phil Stephenson (1982)..... 55 Ben Thomas (1995)............. 52 Pat Magness (1999)............50 # also played 3B

1. 2. 4.

Errors Larry Groves (1978)............. 13 Phil Stephenson (1979)........11 Logan Sorensen (2001).......11 Mike McDonald (1987).........10 Bryant Winslow (1989).......10

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Second Baseman Percentage Walker Davidson (2011)..990 P.J. Forbes (1990)............. .985 Joey Jackson (1993).......... .981 Joey Jackson (1992)......... .980 Kevin Hooper (1998).........979

1. 2. 3. 4.

Putouts P.J. Forbes (1989)............... 158 Jim Spring (1983)................153 Jim Thomas (1982)............ 146 P.J. Forbes (1990)................ 141 Billy Hall (1991).................... 141

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Assists P.J. Forbes (1989)...............269 Joey Jackson (1993).......... 240 Billy Hall (1991)...................228 Jim Thomas (1982)........... 202 P.J. Forbes (1990)............... 190

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Errors Jim Thomas (1981)............... 26 Jim Thomas (1979)...............20 Billy Hall (1991)......................18 Kevin Akenson (1978).......... 17 Jim Thomas (1980)............... 15 Jim Thomas (1982)............... 15 Will Baez (2009)................... 15

1. 2. 3. 4.

Third Baseman Percentage Brandon Green (2004)....967 Alec Bohm (2017)..............959 Mike Jones (1991)...............947 Pat Meares (1989)........... .942 Koyie Hill (2000)............. .942

Putouts 1. Mike Davis (1979)................. 75 2. Pat Meares (1990)............... 62 Mike Jones (1991)................. 62

4. *Erik Harbutz (2013)...........60 5. Jim Spring (1982)................. 58 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Assists Casey Blake (1995)........... 194 *Erik Harbutz (2013)......... 183 Jim Spring (1982)................179 Mike Jones (1991)............... 168 Koyie Hill (2000)................159

1. 2. 3. 4.

Errors Jim Spring (1982).................34 Brian Burgamy (2001)....... 29 Casey Blake (1996)............. 22 Pat Meares (1990)................ 21 Casey Blake (1995).............. 21

Shortstops Percentage 1. Brandon Green (2001).........967 2. Jason Adams (1994)........ .964 3. Kevin Hooper (1999)....... .963 4. Trey Vickers (2017).......... .960 5. Mike Lansing (1989)....... .958 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Putouts Chris Wimmer (1991)........ 124 Dave Lucas (1982)............. 118 Nick McCoola (2005)......... 116 Mike Lansing (1988).......... 114 Dave Lucas (1983)............. 110 Nick McCoola (2003)......... 110

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Assists Chris Wimmer (1991)........232 Chris Wimmer (1992).........231 Jason Adams (1993).......... 227 Zach Sorensen (1996)...... 227 Arnie Beyeler (1985).........223 Zach Sorensen (1998)......223

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Errors Mike Davis (1978)................34 Tyler Grimes (2011).............30 Mike Lansing (1988)........... 27 Jimmy Smith (1979)............. 25 Nick McCoola (2005).......... 24

Outfielders Percentage Todd Dreifort (1992)..... 1.000 Tyler Hill (2007)............. 1.000 Kevin Hall (2012)............ 1.000 Don Lambert (2012)..... 1.000 Micah Green (2013)....... 1.000

Putouts 1. Kevin Penner (1985)#........211 2. Jeff Bonacquista (1987)....... 202 3. Kevin Hall (2011)................. 177 4. Loren Hibbs (1982)............ 169 5. Jim Audley (1989).............. 168 # Played 1B also 1. 3.

Assists Travis Wyckoff (1996).......... 17 Jeff Bonacquista (1987)...... 17 Jeff Bonacquista (1988)....... 9 Carl Hall (1994)...................... 9 Matt Brown (2006)............... 9

1. 2. 3.

Errors Loren Hibbs (1982)...............10 Matt Brown (2006)............... 8 Joe Carter (1981).....................7 Kent Headley (1986)..............7 Mike McDonald (1989)..........7 Casey Davis (1998)................7 Justin McCarty (1999)............7 Randy Walter (2002).............7 Kevin Hall (2010)....................7

Pitchers Percentage (Minimum 15 TC) 1. Greenwood (1985)........ 1.000 (37 TC) Erik Sonberg (1983)......1.000 (36 TC) Troy Howerton (1983)......1.000 (28 TC)

K. Steenstra (1992)....... 1.000 (27 TC) Brandon Baird (1993)....... 1.000 (22 TC) Shane Bryan (1993).......1.000 (15 TC) M. Drumright (1994).....1.000 (23 TC) Shane Dennis (1994)....1.000 (33 TC) Brandon Baird (1994).......1.000 (20 TC) Steve Foral (1996)..........1.000 (15 TC) Christensen (1998)........ 1.000 (17 TC) Adam Peterson (2002)... 1.000 (23 TC) Mat Jakubov (2003)......1.000 (21 TC) Derek Roach (2004).....1.000 (15 TC) Aaron Shafer (2007)....1.000 (22 TC) Charlie Lowell (2009)...1.000 (15 TC) Tim Kelley (2010)..........1.000 (28 TC) Jordan Cooper (2010)...1.000 (23 TC) TJ McGreevy (2011)......... 1.000 (17 TC) A.J. Ladwig (2012)..........1.000 (18 TC) TJ McGreevy (2012)........ 1.000 (17 TC) Albert Minnis (2012)......1.000 (16 TC) Albert Minnis (2013)......1.000 (16 TC) Sam Tewes (2014).........1.000 (15 TC) Putouts 1. Don Heinkel (1981)...............16 2. Don Heinkel (1982)..............14 3. Greg Brummett (1989)....... 12 Reuben Kerbs (2003)......... 12 5. Bryan Oelkers (1982)...........10 Charlie Giaudrone (1992)........10 Mike Pelfrey (2003).............10 David Sanders (2003).........10 Tim Kelley (2010)..................10 Errors 1. Greg Brummett (1989)........ 6 2. Kennie Steenstra (1991).......5 Charlie Giaudrone (1992).....5 4. Bryan Oelkers (1982)............ 4 Erik Sonberg (1982).............. 4 Pat Cedeno (1989)................ 4 Charlie Giaudrone (1989)......... 4 Charlie Giaudrone (1991)..... 4 Tyler Green (1989)................. 4 Tyler Green (1991).................. 4 Jim Newlin (1989).................. 4 Ben Thomas (1996).............. 4 Ben Thomas (1997)............... 4 Erich Bryan (1997)................. 4 Nate Robertson (1999)........ 4 Brandon Sloan (2000)......... 4 John Tetuan (2001)................ 4 Brian Flynn (2011).................. 4

Freshman Records HITTING Batting Average (Min. 50 AB) 1. Joe Carter (1979).............. .450 2. Phil Stephenson (1979).. .443 3. Pat Magness (1997)........ .409 4. Jeff Ryan (1996)................ .391 5. Tim Raley (1984).............. .384 6. Kevin Penner (1981)..........370 7. Ben Thomas (1995)......... .368 8. Casey Blake (1993)......... .366 9. Larry Groves (1978)..........362 10. Jeff Bonacquista (1986)...356 1. 2. 3. 6. 7. 8.

Games Played Dan Raley (1985).................80 Mark Standiford (1985)...... 76 Eric Wedge (1987)............... 73 Pat Meares (1988)............... 73 Todd Dreifort (1989)........... 73 Bruce Morrison (1978)........ 72 Mike Davis (1978)................. 71 Larry Groves (1978)............69 Mike Lansing (1987)............69 Justin McCarty (1999).........69

1. 2. 3.

Games Started Dan Raley (1985)................. 75 Mark Standiford (1985)...... 73 Mike Davis (1978)................. 71 Eric Wedge (1987)................ 71 Bruce Morrison (1978)......... 71

103 6. 7. 8. 9.

Pat Meares (1988)...............69 Josh Workman (2006)........68 Conor Gillaspie (2006)...... 67 Todd Dreifort (1989)........... 65 Brandon Green (2001)....... 65 Mike Lansing (1987)............ 65

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

At Bats Josh Workman (2006)......262 Conor Gillaspie (2006).....261 Pat Meares (1988).............256 Mike Lansing (1987)......... 250 Mike Davis (1978)..............243 Eric Wedge (1987)............ 240 Chris Wimmer (1990).......239 Joe Carter (1979)................238 Dan Raley (1985)...............234 Mark Standiford (1985)....234

1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Runs Joe Carter (1979)...................81 Phil Stephenson (1979).......81 Mark Standiford (1985)...... 79 Josh Workman (2006)........ 70 Mike Davis (1978)................68 Bruce Morrison (1978)........64 Koyie Hill (1998)...................60 Richie Taylor (1992)............ 59 Dave Howard (1978)........... 58 Mike Lansing (1987)............ 58 Eric Wedge (1987)............... 58

1. 2. 3. 5. 7. 8.

Hits Joe Carter (1979).................107 Conor Gillaspie (2006)...... 92 Mike Davis (1978)................ 85 Casey Blake (1993)............. 85 Josh Workman (2006)........83 Mark Standiford (1985)......83 Phil Stephenson (1979).......81 Dan Raley (1985)..................77 Chris Wimmer (1990)..........77 Bruce Morrison (1978).........77

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9.

Doubles Mark Standiford (1985)...... 25 Tim Raley (1984).................. 24 Phil Stephenson (1979)....... 21 Joe Carter (1979)..................20 Conor Gillaspie (2006).......18 Koyie Hill (1998).................... 17 Todd Dreifort (1989)............16 Logan Sorensen (2001)......16 Jeff Bonacquista (1986)...... 15 Brian Burgamy (2000)....... 15 Jim Thomas (1979)................ 15

1. 3.

Triples Joe Carter (1979).................... 6 Phil Stephenson (1979)........ 6 Casey Davis (1994)............... 4 Jeff Grieb (1980)..................... 4 Mike Lansing (1987).............. 4 Jim Thomas (1979)................. 4 Josh Workman (2006).......... 4 Larry Groves (1978).............. 4 Zach Sorensen (1996).......... 4 Damon Sublett (2005)........ 4 Richie Taylor (1992).............. 4

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 9.

Home Runs Joe Carter (1979)...................19 Mark Standiford (1985).......16 Bruce Morrison (1978)......... 15 Mike Davis (1978)................. 12 Dave Howard (1978).............11 Eric Wedge (1987).................11 Dan Raley (1985)................... 9 Larry Groves (1978).............. 9 Kurt Bradbury (1978)............ 8 Casey Gillaspie (2012).......... 8

1. 2. 3. 4.

RBI Joe Carter (1979)................. 101 Mark Standiford (1985)...... 76 Conor Gillaspie (2006)...... 67 Mike Davis (1978)................ 63

104 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Dan Raley (1985)................. 58 Casey Blake (1993)............. 57 Larry Groves (1978)............ 57 Tim Raley (1984).................. 54 Bruce Morrison (1978)........ 53 Todd Dreifort (1989)............ 51

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Total Bases Joe Carter (1979)................ 196 Mark Standiford (1985).....162 Mike Davis (1978).............. 140 Conor Gillaspie (2006).....137 Bruce Morrison (1978)...... 136 Larry Groves (1978)...........123 Phil Stephenson (1979).....123 Eric Wedge (1987).............. 119 Dan Raley (1985)................ 118 Brian Burgamy (2000)......115

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Slugging Percentage (Min. 50 AB) Joe Carter (1979).............. .824 Mark Standiford (1985)....692 Phil Stephenson (1979)... .672 Jeff Ryan (1996).................667 Kurt Bradbury (1978)........629 Pat Magness (1997)........ .628 Bruce Morrison (1978)..... .627 Kevin Penner (1981)..........622 Dave Howard (1978)........ .601 Johnny Coy (2010)........... .590

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Walks Todd Dreifort (1989)...........66 Mark Standiford (1985)......64 Phil Stephenson (1979)...... 58 Dan Raley (1985)................. 54 Tim Raley (1984).................. 53 Ben Thomas (1995)............. 45 Doug Mirabelli (1990)......... 45 Koyie Hill (1998)...................44 Kevin Hooper (1996)........... 42 Zach Sorensen (1996).........41

1. 2. 3. 10.

Hit By Pitch Josh Workman (2006).........10 Tyler Grimes (2009)............. 9 Dusty Coleman (2007)........ 6 Doug Mirabelli (1990)........... 6 Randy Walter (2000)........... 6 Chris Wimmer (1990)........... 6 Jason Adams (1992).............. 6 Shawn Smarsh (2001)......... 6 Gunnar Troutwine (2015).... 6 Johnny Coy (2010)..................5 Erik Harbutz (2010)................5 Justin McCarty (1999)............5 Tyler Coughenour (2011)......5 Dayton Dugas (2016)............5

1. 2. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Strikeouts Pat Meares (1988)............... 54 Dusty Coleman (2007)...... 53 Tyler Coughenour (2011)... 53 Eric Wedge (1987)................ 51 Dayton Dugas (2016).......... 51 Adam McCollough (1993).. 50 Brian Burgamy (2000)......49 Josh Workman (2006)........48 Justin McCarty (1999).........46 Bruce Morrison (1978)........46

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

On Base Percentage (Min. 50 AB) Phil Stephenson (1979)... .572 Jim Hepburn (1986)......... .564 Mark Grogan (1982)..........550 Tim Raley (1984).................521 Jeff Ryan (1996)................ .514 Pat Magness (1997)..........497 Mark Standiford (1985).. .495 Ben Thomas (1995).......... .491 Kevin Penner (1981)........ .488 Joe Carter (1979)................487

Sacrifice Flies 1. Conor Gillaspie (2006)........ 6 Josh Workman (2006).......... 6

Individual Records 3. 5.

Mike McDonald (1986)..........5 Tim Raley (1984).....................5 Todd Dreifort (1989)............. 4 Brandon Green (2001)......... 4 Jay Haffley (1989).................. 4 Dave Howard (1978)............. 4 Eric Wedge (1987)................. 4 Casey Blake (1993)............... 4 Damon Sublett (2005)........ 4

1. 3. 8. 10.

Sacrifice Hits Nate Reese (1994).................7 Travis Young (2016)...............7 Dusty Coleman (2007)........ 6 Logan Sorensen (2001)....... 6 Damon Sublett (2005)........ 6 Tyler Coughenour (2011)..... 6 Micah Green (2011)............... 6 Brandon Green (2001)..........5 Kent Headley (1984)..............5 Brian Burgamy (2000)........ 4 Justin McCarty (1999)........... 4 Jim Thomas (1979)................. 4 Keith Jones (1978)................. 4 Zach Sorensen (1996).......... 4 Phil Stephenson (1979)........ 4 Tyler Baker (2012)................. 4 Trey Vickers (2015)................ 4

1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9.

Stolen Bases Josh Workman (2006)........ 35 Mike Lansing (1987)............ 33 Phil Stephenson (1979)...... 33 Chris Wimmer (1990).........30 Kent Headley (1984)........... 27 Pat Meares (1988)................19 Jim Audley (1988).................19 Justin McCarty (1999)..........18 Joe Carter (1979)................... 17 Taylor Doggett (2012)......... 17

PITCHING ERA (Min. 35 IP) 1. *Garrett Brummett (2013)....1.16 2. Cale Elam (2011)................1.23 3. Jaime Bluma (1991).......... 1.60 4. Anthony Capra (2006).... 1.76 5. Kris Johnson (2004)........ 2.01 6. Travis Banwart (2005)... 2.09 7. Mike Brandley (1992).......2.23 8. Noah Booth (2003)......... 2.41 Darren Dreifort (1991)...... 2.41 10. Steve Foral (1995)........... 2.44 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 10.

Wins David Haas (1985)................ 12 Aaron Shafer (2006)............11 Mike Pelfrey (2003).............10 Darren Dreifort (1991)........... 9 Kennie Steenstra (1990)..... 9 Travis Banwart (2005)......... 8 Jordan Cooper (2009).......... 8 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003)... 8 Sam Tewes (2014)................. 8 Don Heinkel (1979).................7 Kris Johnson (2004)..............7 Ben Keiter (1999)....................7 Bryan Oelkers (1980)............7 Jim Newlin (1987)....................7

1. 2. 4. 6. 9.

Losses Terry Hayes (1978)................ 8 David Sanders (2001).......... 6 Jordan Cooper (2009).......... 6 Rob Burgess (1978)...............5 Brian Flynn (2009)................5 Tim Kelley (2008).................. 4 Rich McIntyre (1984)............ 4 Jeb Bargfeldt (2015).............. 4 Steve Foral (1995)..................3 Justin Maureau (2000).........3 Smokey McCarthey (1979)...3 TJ McGreevy (2010)................3 Travis Wyckoff (1993)............3 Jim Newlin (1987)....................3 Aaron Shafer (2006).............3 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003)....3

Zach Beringer (2011).............3 Sam Tewes (2014)..................3 Taylor Goshen (2015)............3 Tyler Jones (2015)...................3 Tommy Barnhouse (2017)....3

1. 2. 3. 5. 7. 10.

Appearances Anthony Capra (2006)......30 Cale Elam (2011).................. 28 Jim Newlin (1987)................. 27 Jaime Bluma (1991)............. 27 Noah Booth (2003)............ 24 Darren Dreifort (1991)......... 24 Greg Bauer (1997)............... 23 Marc Bluma (1996).............. 23 Taylor Goshen (2015)......... 23 Mike Dennison (2000)....... 22 David Haas (1985)............... 22 Clayton McGinness (2016).22

1. 5. 7. 8. 10.

Games Started Mike Pelfrey (2003).............16 Travis Wyckoff (1993)..........16 Aaron Shafer (2006)...........16 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003).. 16 Travis Banwart (2005)........ 15 Sam Tewes (2014)................ 15 Terry Hayes (1978)...............14 Jordan Cooper (2009)......... 13 Kris Gardner (2012).............. 13 Rob Burgess (1978)............. 12 David Sanders (2001)......... 12 Jeb Bargfeldt (2015)............. 12

1. 2. 5. 10.

Complete Games Terry Hayes (1978)................ 8 Don Heinkel (1979)................ 4 Smokey McCarthey (1979).. 4 Bryan Oelkers (1980)........... 4 Stan Brown (1978)..................3 Rob Burgess (1978)...............3 Jordan Cooper (2009)...........3 David Haas (1985)..................3 Bruce Morrison (1978)...........3 Rich McIntyre (1984).............2 Mike Pelfrey (2003)...............2 Erik Sonberg (1981)................2 Kennie Steenstra (1990)......2

Shutouts Craig Marshall (1987)............ 1 Mike Brandley (1992)............. 1 Justin Maureau (2000)......... 1 Mike Pelfrey (2003)............... 1

1. 3. 4. 6. 7.

Saves Greg LaFever (1982)............. 9 Damon Sublett (2005)........ 9 Jaime Bluma (1991)................7 Derek Roach (2004)..............5 Cale Elam (2011).....................5 Marc Bluma (1996)................ 4 Greg Bauer (1997)..................3 Noah Booth (2003)...............3 David Haas (1985)..................3 Barry Lunnon (1985).............3 TJ McGreevy (2010)................3 Rob Musgrave (2005)...........3 Chance Sossamon (2009)...3 Jim Newlin (1987)....................3

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Innings Pitched Mike Pelfrey (2003).......104.2 Aaron Shafer (2006)........99.1 Jordan Cooper (2009)..... 97.0 Travis Wyckoff (1993).......92.1 David Haas (1985)........... 84.0 Kennie Steenstra (1990).83.2 Terry Hayes (1978)............83.1 Sam Tewes (2014)............82.2 Travis Banwart (2005)... 82.0 Brandon Baird (1993)....... 81.1

1. 3.

Hits Jordan Cooper (2009)........ 87 Aaron Shafer (2006).......... 87 Terry Hayes (1978)..............86 Travis Wyckoff (1993).........86

5. 6. 8.

David Sanders (2001).........81 Mike Pelfrey (2003)............80 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003).80 Rob Burgess (1978).............77 Justin Maureau (2000).......77 Smokey McCarthey (1979).77 Bryan Oelkers (1980)..........77

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Runs Terry Hayes (1978).............. 73 Rob Burgess (1978)............ 62 Travis Wyckoff (1993)......... 56 Smokey McCarthey (1979).51 Justin Maureau (2000)...... 47 Clayton McGinness (2016).45 Bryan Oelkers (1980).........44 David Sanders (2001)........44 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003).43 Bruce Morrison (1978)........ 42

1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Earned Runs Rob Burgess (1978)............. 51 Terry Hayes (1978)............... 51 Travis Wyckoff (1993).........44 Justin Maureau (2000)...... 42 Clayton McGinness (2016).41 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003).38 David Haas (1985)............... 35 Bryan Oelkers (1980).........34 Darrin Paxton (1989)..........34 David Sanders (2001)........34

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Walks Terry Hayes (1978)..............68 David Haas (1985)............... 53 Bryan Oelkers (1980).......... 51 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003).50 Rob Burgess (1978)............ 45 Erik Sonberg (1981)............. 45 Tyler Green (1989)...............43 Don Heinkel (1979).............. 42 Darrin Paxton (1989)..........40 Stan Brown (1978)...............40

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Strikeouts Mike Pelfrey (2003)............98 Justin Maureau (2000)...... 95 Jordan Cooper (2009).........91 Aaron Shafer (2006)...........77 Darrin Paxton (1989).......... 72 Terry Hayes (1978).............. 70 David Sanders (2001)........68 Travis Banwart (2005).......68 Kris Johnson (2004)...........66 Darren Dreifort (1991)......... 63 David Haas (1985)............... 63 Charlie Lowell (2009)........ 63

1. 2. 2. 3. 4. 10.

Home Runs Allowed Travis Wyckoff (1993)..........14 Tommy Barnhouse (2017).. 10 Mike Pelfrey (2003).............. 9 Ben Thomas (1995)............... 8 David Haas (1985)..................7 Justin Maureau (2000).........7 Jason Krafft (1995).................7 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003)....7 Jordan Cooper (2009)...........7 Clayton McGinness (2016)...7 Brandon Baird (1993)........... 6 Ben Christensen (1997)....... 6 Mike Dennison (2000)......... 6 Brian Flynn (2009)............... 6 Barry Lunnon (1985)............ 6 Tobin Mateychick (2010)..... 6 Derek Roach (2004)............. 6 Nate Robertson (1997)........ 6 Sam Tewes (2014)................. 6 Codi Heuer (2016)................. 6

1. 6.

Wild Pitches Greg Bauer (1997)................. 8 Anthony Capra (2006)........ 8 Darren Dreifort (1991)........... 8 Rob Musgrave (2005).......... 8 Tyler Jones (2015).................. 8 Tyler Green (1989)..................7 Darrin Paxton (1989).............7

Individual Records 10.

Mat Jakubov (2002)...............7 Taylor Goshen (2015)............7 Tymber Lee (1998)................ 6 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003)... 6 Jordan Cooper (2009).......... 6 Jeb Bargfeldt (2015).............. 6

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7.

Hit Batters Jordan Cooper (2009)......... 15 Mike Pelfrey (2003)............. 12 Greg Bauer (1997)................10 Jason Krafft (1995)................ 9 Aaron Shafer (2006)............ 9 Mat Jakubov (2002).............. 8 Ben Keiter (1999)....................7 Charlie Lowell (2009)...........7 Travis Wyckoff (1993)............7 Jeb Bargfeldt (2015)...............7

1. 2. 4. 7.

Balks Mike Pelfrey (2003)...............7 Mat Jakubov (2002).............. 4 Derek Roach (2004)............. 4 Charlie Lowell (2009)...........3 Travis Wyckoff (1993)............3 Reuben Kerbs (2000)...........3 Darren Dreifort (1991)............2 Steve Foral (1995)..................2 Tymber Lee (1998).................2 Braden Looper (1994)...........2 Kyle Touchatt (2004)............2 Dustin Atkins (2001)..............2 Greg Brummett (1986).........2 Steve Uhlmansiek (2003)....2 Taylor Goshen (2015)............2

FIELDING Putouts 1. Logan Sorensen (2001)...529 2. Ben Thomas (1995).......... 448 3. Eric Wedge (1987)............ 434 4. Nate Reese (1994)............356 5. Doug Mirabelli (1990).......347 6. Adam McCollough (1993)....333 7. Larry Groves (1978).......... 314 8. Phil Stephenson (1979).... 297 9. Casey Gillaspie (2012)......295 10. Noah Croft (2017)..............285 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Assists Zach Sorensen (1996)...... 227 Mike Lansing (1987).......... 210 Dusty Coleman (2007).... 163 Kevin Hooper (1996)......... 163 Brandon Green (2001)..... 154 Jim Thomas (1979)............. 149 Koyie Hill (1998)................. 142 Mike Davis (1978).............. 140 Damon Sublett (2005).... 139 Casey Blake (1993)............133

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8.

Errors Mike Davis (1978)................34 Zach Sorensen (1996)......... 21 Jim Thomas (1979)...............20 Casey Blake (1993)..............19 Mike Lansing (1987).............18 Brian Burgamy (2000)....... 15 Tyler Coughenour (2011).... 15 Dusty Coleman (2007).......14 Conor Gillaspie (2006).......14 Dave Howard (1978)............14

Fielding Percentage (Min. 100 TC) 1. Casey Gillaspie (2012).... .994 Gunnar Troutwine (2015)..994 Noah Croft (2017)............ .994 4. Chris Wimmer (1990).......992 Nate Reese (1994)............992 Joe Muich (2002)...............992 7. Alex Jackson (2017).......... .991 8. Doug Mirabelli (1990)..... .990 9. Tyler Hill (2005)............... .988 10. Ryan Owen (2000)......... .986

No-Hitters (Since 1978)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Larry Groves vs. Kan. Newman, April 18, 1978 (5 inn.) Don Heinkel vs. Illinois, March 24, 1979 (7 inn.) Terry Hayes vs. Colorado State, March 17, 1981 (7 inn.) Tony Williamson vs. Ft. Hays St., April 19, 1979 (5 inn.) Charlie Giaudrone vs. Fordham, March 28, 1989 (6 inn.) Tyler Green vs. New Mexico, March 20, 1990 (9 inn.)

One-Hitters (Since 1978)

1. Bruce Morrison vs. SW Okla. St., April 27, 1978 (5 inn.) 2. Chuck Linhardt vs. Augustana (S.D.), April 8, 1979 (7 inn.) 3. combined effort vs. Bethany, May 8, 1980 (7 inn.) 4. combined effort vs. Bethany, May 8, 1980 (7 inn.) 5. Don Heinkel vs. Augustana, March 31, 1980 (7 inn.) 6. Terry Hayes vs. New Mexico State, March 18, 1981 (7 inn.) 7. combined effort vs. NW Missouri St., March 2, 1983 (7 inn.) 8. combined effort vs. NW Missouri St., March 1, 1985 (7 inn.) 9. combined effort vs. Iowa State, March 16, 1985 (7 inn.) 10. combined effort vs. Creighton, May 4, 1985 (7 inn.) 11. combined effort vs. Kansas Wesleyan, April 1, 1986 (9 inn.) 12. Craig Marshall vs. Kansas Wesleyan, April 9, 1987 (7 inn.) 13. combined effort vs. Kan. Wesleyan, April 11, 1989 (9 inn.) 14. combined effort vs. Northern Iowa, March 21, 1992 (9 inn.) 15. Mike Brandley vs. Southern Illinois, May 1, 1993 (9 inn.) 16. combined effort vs. Friends, March 27, 1994 (7 inn.) 17. combined effort vs. Northern Iowa, April 3, 1994 (9 inn.) 18. combined effort vs. Northern Iowa, April 29, 1995 (7 inn.) 19. Mike Drumright vs. Creighton, May 13, 1995 (7 inn.) 20. Ben Thomas vs. Illinois State, March 30, 1996 (7 inn.) 21. combined effort vs. Ark.-Little Rock, Feb. 23, 1997 (9 inn.) 22. Ben Christensen vs. Bradley, April 18, 1998 (7 inn.) 23. Ben Keiter vs. Southern Illinois, March 17, 2001 (7 inn.) 24. combined effort vs. South Alabama, April 25, 2001 (9 inn.) 25. John Tetuan vs. Creighton, April 19, 2002 (9 inn.) 26. combined effort vs. Northern Iowa, April 5, 2003 (9 inn.) 27. Mike Pelfrey vs. Indiana State, April 11, 2003 (7 inn.) 28. Jereme Foster vs. Evansville, April 2, 2005 (7 inn.) 29. Mike Pelfrey vs. Illinois State, April 8, 2005 (9 inn.) 30. combined effort vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, March 21, 2007 (9 inn.) 31. Jordan Cooper vs. Creighton, May 16, 2009 (7 inn.) 32. combined effort vs. North Dakota, Feb. 25, 2011 33. *combined effort vs. Air Force, March 26, 2013 34. *combined effort vs. Oral Roberts, April 24, 2013 35. combined effort vs. Southern Illinois, May 22, 2014 (12 inn.)

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106 Individual Game (Hitting) 1. 5.

At Bats Nick Blasi vs. Kansas State (2004)..............9 Logan Sorensen vs. Kansas State (2004).9 Alec Bohm vs. Evansville (2017)...................9 Willie Schwanke vs. Evansville (2017).........9 Arnie Beyeler vs. ORU (1984)........................8 Rick Wrona vs. ORU (1984)............................8 P.J. Forbes vs. UNI (1989)................................8 Tyler Grimes vs. Oregon (2011).....................8 Preston Springer vs. Oregon (2011).............8 Johnny Coy vs. Oregon (2011)........................8 Tyler Coughenour vs. Oregon (2011)...........8

Hits 1. Russ Morman vs. Bemidji State (1982).......6 2. Bob Bomerito vs. SW Okla. St. (1978).........5 Dave Howard vs. NE Missouri (1979)...........5 Joe Carter vs. Tulsa (1979)..............................5 Jim Thomas vs. New Mexico State (1979)..5 Larry Groves vs. Tabor (1979)........................5 Phil Stephenson vs. Tulsa (1980).................5 Joe Carter vs. Augustana (1980)...................5 Jimmy Smith vs. Augustana (1980).............5 Bruce Morrison vs. Friends (1981)................5 Joe Carter vs. New Mexico State (1981)......5 Bruce Morrison vs. New Mexico St. (1981).5 Bob Bomerito vs. Colorado State (1981)....5 Charlie O’Brien vs. Bemidji State (1982)....5 Russ Morman vs. Oklahoma City (1983)....5 Kevin Penner vs. San Diego State (1983)..5 Dan Juenke vs. Lamar (1985).........................5 Tim Raley vs. Lubbock Christian (1985).....5 Mark Standiford vs. Marymount (1985)......5 Dan Raley vs. Kansas State (1986)..............5 Mark Standiford vs. Creighton (1987)..........5 Tim Raley vs. Missouri Valley (1987)............5 Mike Blankenberger vs. Kan. Wesleyan (1987).. 5 Mike Lansing vs. Creighton (1988)...............5 Mike Lansing vs. Illinois State (1988)..........5 Mark Standiford vs. Fort Hays St. (1988)...5 Mike Lansing vs. UNI (1989)...........................5 Mike Lansing vs. New Mexico (1989)..........5 Todd Dreifort vs. Marymount (1989)...........5 Mike Jones vs. Saint Louis (1991)..................5 Richie Taylor vs. Missouri State (1995).......5 Casey Davis vs. Arkansas State (1995).......5 Travis Wyckoff vs. UNI (1996)........................5 Zach Sorensen vs. Indiana State (1996)....5 Travis Wyckoff vs. Friends (1996).................5 Luke Beuerlein vs. Illinois State (1997).......5 Jeff Ryan vs. Nebraska (1997)........................5 Kevin Hooper vs. Indiana State (1997)........5 Zach Sorensen vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (1997).5 Pat Magness vs. Sterling (1998)...................5 Zach Sorensen vs. Indiana State (1998)....5 Koyie Hill vs. UNI (1999)..................................5 Pat Magness vs. Howard (1999)...................5 Eric Absher vs. Southern Illinois (2001).....5 Justin McCarty vs. So. Illinois (2001)............5 Brandon Green vs. So. (2002).......................5 Mark Johnson vs. Iowa (2003)......................5 Cody Clark vs. Hawaii-Hilo (2003)...............5 Derek Schermerhorn vs. TCU (2006)..........5 Conor Gillaspie vs. USC (2006).....................5 Andy Dirks vs. Missouri State (2008).........5 Taylor Brown vs. Central Michigan (2009).5 Johnny Coy vs. Kansas State (2012)............5 Casey Gillaspie vs. Bradley (2012)...............5 Johnny Coy vs. Nebraska (2012)...................5 Daniel Kihle vs. Indiana State (2015)..........5 . Runs 1. Phil Stephenson vs. New Mexico State (1981)..6 Rick Olivas vs. Kansas Wesleyan (1987).....6 Joey Wilson vs. Kansas Wesleyan (1989)...6 Tim Hayes vs. Indiana State (1998).............6 Bryan Erstad vs. Howard (2002)..................6 Doubles 1. Travis Wyckoff vs. Friends (1996).................4 2. Matt Yeager vs. SW Oklahoma St. (1978)...3 Charlie O’Brien vs. NW Oklahoma St. (1980).....3 Mark Grogan vs. Creighton (1985)...............3 Mark Standiford vs. Houston (1986)............3 Mark Standiford vs. Fort Hays St. (1988)...3 Todd Dreifort vs. Marymount (1989)...........3 Mike Lansing vs. Marymount (1989)...........3

Game Records Mike Jones vs. New Mexico (1989)...............3 Toby Smith vs. Indiana State (1993)............3 Jeff Ryan vs. Nebraska (1997)........................3 Jeff Ryan vs. Centenary (1998)......................3 Randy Walter vs. Bradley (2002).................3 Logan Sorensen vs. Kansas State (2004).3 Matt Brown vs. Kansas State (2006)..........3 Dusty Coleman vs. So. Illinois (2007).........3 Josh Rosecrans vs. North Dakota St. (2009)....3 Tyler Grimes vs. Bradley (2009)...................3 Garrett Bayliff vs. North Dakota (2012)......3 *Erik Harbutz vs. Bradley (2013)...................3 Parker Zimmerman vs. SIUE (2014).............3 Triples 1. Kevin Hooper vs. Miami (Ohio) (1999).........3 2. Dave Howard vs. Kearney State (1979)......2 Charlie O’Brien vs. Colorado (1981)..............2 Russ Morman vs. Missouri-Rolla (1983).....2 Rick Wrona vs. New Mexico (1984)..............2 Tim Raley vs. Lubbock Christian (1985).....2 Tim Raley vs. Illinois State (1987).................2 P.J. Forbes vs. UNI (1989)................................2 Mike Lansing vs. Hawaii (1989).....................2 Todd Dreifort vs. Eastern Illinois (1991)......2 Pat Magness vs. Kansas State (1998)........2 Mark Johnson vs. Howard (2002).................2 Matt Brown vs. Stetson (2006)....................2 Damon Sublett vs. Hawaii-Hilo (2007).......2 Conor Gillaspie vs. Northwestern (Iowa) (2008)...2 Kenny Williams Jr. vs. Illinois St. (2008).....2 Don Lambert vs. Alcorn State (2011)...........2 *Tyler Baker vs. Oral Roberts (2013)...........2 Sam Hilliard vs. New Mexico (2015).............2 Home Runs 1. Brian Preston vs. Missouri (1999)................4 2. Phil Stephenson vs. Texas Wesleyan (1981)......3 Russ Morman vs. Bemidji State (1982).......3 Russ Morman vs. NE Oklahoma State (1982)...3 Mark Standiford vs. Nebraska (1988)..........3 Jim Audley vs. Emporia State (1991)............3 Doug Mirabelli vs. Emporia State (1991).....3 Mike Jones vs. Missouri State (1991)............3 Jason Adams vs. Missouri State (1995)......3 Brian Preston vs. Creighton (1997)..............3 Pat Magness vs. Creighton (1998)...............3 Zach Sorensen vs. Bradley (1998)...............3 Zach Sorensen vs. Indiana State (1998)....3 Drew Moffitt vs. Missouri State (2004)......3 Tyler Weber vs. Indiana State (2007)..........3 RBI 1. Drew Moffitt vs. Missouri State (2004).... 10 2. Bob Bomerito vs. SW Oklahoma State (1978)...9 Johnny Coy vs. North Dakota (2012)............9 4. Bruce Morrison vs. Friends (1981)................8 Charlie O’Brien vs. So. Illinois (1982)...........8 Phil Stephenson vs. NE Oklahoma (1982).8 Russ Morman vs. NE Oklahoma (1982)......8 Dan Raley vs. Southern Illinois (1987)........8 Mike Lansing vs. New Mexico (1989)..........8 Jason White vs. Central Missouri State (1992)..8 Zach Sorensen vs. Indiana State (1998)....8 Pat Magness vs. Iowa (2000).......................8 Randy Walter vs. Howard (2002).................8 Damon Sublett vs. Bradley (2006)..............8 1. 2. 3.

Total Bases Brian Preston vs. Missouri (1999).............. 16 Russ Morman vs. Bemidji State (1982)..... 15 Russ Morman vs. NE Oklahoma (1982).... 14 Zach Sorensen vs. Indiana State (1998).. 14 Pat Magness vs. Creighton (1998)............. 14

Stolen Bases 1. Phil Stephenson vs. Creighton (1981).........6 Kent Headley vs. Texas Tech (1987).............6 3. Kent Headley vs. Oral Roberts (1987).........5 Kent Headley vs. Kansas (1987)....................5 5. Jim Thomas vs. Creighton (1981)...................4 Keith Jones vs. Creighton (1981)...................4 Kevin Penner vs. Marymount (1981)............4 Phil Stephenson vs. St. Edward’s (1982)....4 Phil Stephenson vs. Kan. Newman (1982).4 Phil Stephenson vs. Emporia St. (1982).....4 Kent Headley vs. Oklahoma City (1984).....4 Loren Hibbs vs. Friends (1984)......................4 Gregg Schiffelbein vs. Oklahoma City (1985)....4 Mike Lansing vs. Kansas (1988)....................4

Pat Meares vs. UNI (1989)..............................4 Chris Wimmer vs. Portland State (1991).....4 Carl Hall vs. Portland State (1991)................4 Chris Wimmer vs. Grand Canyon (1992)....4 Carl Hall vs. Benedictine (1993)....................4 Randy Young vs. Oklahoma (1994)..............4 Randy Young vs. Bradley (1994)...................4 Carl Hall vs. Texas Arlington (1994).............4 Jason Adams vs. San Francisco (1995).......4 Randy Young vs. Grand Canyon (1995)......4 Jason Ficken vs. Baker (1995)........................4 Casey Davis vs. Baker (1995).........................4 Randy Young vs. UNI (1996)..........................4 Blake Blasi vs. Creighton (1999)...................4 Kevin Hall vs. North Dakota State (2009).4 Tyler Grimes vs. New Orleans (2011)...........4 Daniel Kihle vs. Western Illinois (2015).......4

Walks 1. Mark Grogan vs. Oklahoma City (1983)......5 Doug Mirabelli vs. Grand Canyon (1992)....5 Joey Blue vs. Benedictine (1997)...................5 Derek Schermerhorn vs. No. Colorado (2006).5 5. Phil Stephenson vs. Creighton (1980)........4 Phil Stephenson vs. NE Missouri (1980)....4 Jim Thomas vs. Phillips (1980).......................4 Tim Tolin vs. Murray State (1980).................4 Jimmy Smith vs. Loyola (1981).......................4 Tim Tolin vs. South Dakota State (1981).....4 Tim Tolin vs. Iowa State (1981)......................4 Jim Thomas vs. Texas Wesleyan (1981).......4 Dan Greishaber vs. Grand Canyon (1982).. 4 Jim Thomas vs. Creighton (1982)..................4 Kevin Penner vs. Chapman (1983)...............4 Tony Carter vs. William Jewell (1983)...........4 Eric Wilner vs. Oral Roberts (1984)..............4 Victor Dunn vs. Phillips (1984)......................4 Dan Raley vs. Kansas State (1985)..............4 Gregg Schiffelbein vs. Oklahoma City (1985)....4 Mark Standiford vs. Fort Hayes State (1985)....4 Jim Hepburn vs. Washburn (1986)................4 Rick Olivas vs. Creighton (1987)...................4 Kent Headley vs. Nebraska (1987)...............4 Mark Standiford vs. Oklahoma St. (1988)..4 Dan Raley vs. Oral Roberts (1988)...............4 Pat Meares vs. Washburn (1988)..................4 Mike Wentworth vs. BYU (1989)...................4 Mike Lansing vs. Hawaii (1989).....................4 Todd Dreifort vs. UNI (1989)...........................4 Bryant Winslow vs. Oklahoma St. (1990)...4 Todd Dreifort vs. Murray State (1990).........4 Jason Adams vs. Oklahoma State (1992)...4 Joey Jackson vs. Grand Canyon (1992)........4 Jason Adams vs. Oklahoma City (1992)......4 Carl Hall vs. Illinois-Chicago (1993).............4 Richie Taylor vs. Bradley (1994)....................4 Nate Reese vs. Bradley (1995)......................4 Ben Thomas vs. Kansas (1995).....................4 Zach Sorensen vs. Oklahoma St. (1996)....4 Zach Sorensen vs. Benedictine (1997).......4 Jeff Ryan vs. Missouri State (1998)..............4 Pat Magness vs. Illinois State (1998)..........4 Pat Magness vs. Indiana State (1999)........4 Blake Blasi vs. Washington (1999)...............4 Justin McCarty vs. Illinois State (1999).......4 Blake Blasi vs. Minnesota (1999)..................4 Jeff Ryan vs. Miami (Ohio) (1999)..................4 Jeff Ryan vs. Miami (Ohio) (1999)..................4 Pat Magness vs. Missouri State (2000).....4 Justin McCarty vs. Hawaii Pacific (2001)....4 Brian Burgamy vs. Howard (2002)..............4 Dustin Hawkins vs. Howard (2002).............4 Bryan Erstad vs. Howard (2002)..................4 Nick Blasi vs. Arizona State (2004).............4 Kenny Waddell vs. Northwestern St. (2005).....4 Josh Workman vs. Hawaii-Hilo (2006)........4 Tyler Grimes vs. Evansville (2010)...............4 Tyler Grimes vs. New Orleans (2011)...........4 Don Lambert vs. Alcorn State (2011)...........4 Dayne Parker vs. Arizona State (2014).......4

Game Records Strikeouts 1. Clint McKeever vs. Oral Roberts (2009).....5 Johnny Coy vs. Bradley (2013).......................5 Travis Young vs. Evansville (2017)................5 Jordan Boyer vs. Evansville (2017)...............5 5. Bruce Morrison vs. Tulsa (1979)....................4 Joe Carter vs. Creighton (1981)......................4 Mike McDonald vs. Creighton (1987)...........4 Mike McDonald vs. Oral Roberts (1988).....4 Pat Meares vs. BYU (1990).............................4 Brian Morrow vs. Texas Tech (1991).............4 Jason White vs. Missouri State (1992).........4 Todd Dreifort vs. Indiana State (1993)........4 Todd Dreifort vs. Creighton (1993)...............4 John Gulick vs. Oklahoma (1994)..................4 Jerry Stine vs. Bradley (1995).........................4 Jerry Stine vs. Oklahoma State (1996)........4 Adam McCollough vs. Oklahoma State (1996).4 Casey Davis vs. Illinois State (1997)............4 Casey Davis vs. Southern Illinois (1997).....4 Eric Absher vs. Southern Illinois (2000)....4 Randy Walter vs. Cal St. Fullerton (2001)..4 Joe Muich vs. Evansville (2004)....................4 Brian Spear vs. Houston (2006)...................4 Dusty Coleman vs. Long Beach St. (2008).4 Cody Lassley vs. Indiana State (2008).......4 Clint McKeever vs. Kansas State (2008)...4 Kenny Williams vs. Indiana State (2008)...4 Tyler Grimes vs. Oklahoma (2009)..............4 Bret Bascue vs. Missouri State (2009).......4 Bret Bascue vs. UNI (2009)...........................4 Cody Lassley vs. Arizona (2010)...................4 Preston Springer vs. Penn State (2011)......4 Tyler Coughenour vs. Oregon (2011)...........4 Kevin Hall vs. Missouri State (2011).............4 Tyler Grimes vs. Missouri State (2011)........4 Johnny Coy vs. New Orleans (2013).............4 Casey Gillaspie vs. Illinois State (2013)......4 Zair Koeiman vs. Coastal Carolina (2014).. 4 Daniel Kihle vs. Stephen F. Austin (2014)..4 Tanner Kirk vs. Oklahoma State (2014)......4 Zair Koeiman vs. Dallas Baptist (2014).......4 Daniel Kihle vs. Sam Houston St. (2015)....4 Chase Rader vs. UC Santa Barbara (2015).4 Jordan Farris vs. TCU (2015)...........................4 Chase Rader vs. Missouri State (2015).......4 Gunnar Troutwine vs. New Mexico (2016).4 Travis Young vs. Dallas Baptist (2016)........4 Sam Goodwin vs. Oklahoma (2017).............4 Hit By Pitch 1. Tyler Grimes vs. Tabor (2010)........................3 Tyler Coughenour vs. Penn State (2011)....3 Tyler Grimes vs. Evansville (2011).................3 Jacob Katzfey vs. Valparaiso (2017).............3 5. Tyler Grimes vs. Kansas State (2010).........2 Cody Lassley vs. Illinois State (2010)..........2 Clint McKeever vs. Fla. Gulf Coast (2010)..2 Preston Springer vs. Kansas (2010)............2 Will Baez vs. North Dakota State (2009)...2 Will Baez vs. TCU (2009)................................2 Tyler Grimes vs. Kansas (2009)....................2 Clint McKeever vs. UNI (2009)......................2 Andy Dirks vs. Harvard (2008).....................2 Andy Dirks vs. Central Arkansas (2008)....2 Tyler Grimes vs. North Dakota (2011)..........2 Chris Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien vs. Penn State (2011).............2 Ryan Hege vs. Oregon (2011).........................2 Tyler Grimes vs. Hawaii (2011).......................2 Tyler Grimes vs. Southern Illinois (2011)....2 D. Schermerhorn vs. Richmond (2007)......2 Danny Jackson vs. Kansas (2007)................2 Damon Sublett vs. Missouri State (2007).. 2 Josh Workman vs. North Dakota St. (2006)......2 Noah Krol vs. Illinois State (2006)...............2 Brandon Hall vs. Long Beach St. (2005)....2 Drew Moffitt vs. Northern Iowa (2004)......2 Kent Becker vs. Lewis-Clark State (2001).. 2 Erik Absher vs. Hawaii-Hilo (1999)...............2 Pat Magness vs. Florida State (1999).........2 Pat Magness vs. Northern Iowa (1999)......2 Micah Green vs. North Dakota (2012).........2 Ryan Hege vs. North Dakota (2012)............2 Kevin Akenson vs. Missouri Western (1978)......2 *Daniel Kihle vs. North Dakota (2013)........2 Daniel Kihle vs. Central Michigan (2015)....2 Chase Rader vs. Western Illinois (2015).....2 Chase Rader vs. Kansas (2015)....................2 Jordan Farris vs. Kansas (2015).....................2 Ryan Tinkham vs. Illinois State (2015)........2

Chase Rader vs. Bradley (2015)....................2 Chase Rader vs. Oklahoma (2015)...............2 Chase Rader vs. Oklahoma State (2016)...2 Gunnar Troutwine vs. Oklahoma (2016).....2 Dayton Dugas vs. North Dakota (2016)......2 Jordan Boyer vs. Southern Illinois (2017)...2

Sacrifice Flies 1. Preston Springer vs. Central Ark. (2010)....2 Will Baez vs. Kansas (2010)...........................2 Tyler Weber vs. Harvard (2008)...................2 Dusty Coleman vs. Washington St. (2008).......2 Matt Brown vs. Creighton (2007).................2 Nick Blasi vs. Hawaii-Hilo (2003).................2 J.R. DiMercurio vs. Iowa (2003).....................2 Joe Carter vs. Gustavus Adolphus (1979)...2 Mike Davis vs. Bradley (1978)........................2 Parker Zimmerman vs. Kan. Wesleyan (2013)...2 Chase Rader vs. Ark.-Little Rock (2015).....2 Ryan Tinkham vs. Oral Roberts (2015).......2 1.

Sacrifice Hits Cody Lassley vs. Northern Iowa (2009).....2 Ryan Jones vs. Missouri State (2008).........2 Walker Davidson vs. Niagara (2011).............2 Kevin Hall vs. Indiana State (2011)...............2 Dusty Coleman vs. Arizona (2007)..............2 Blake Hurlbutt vs. Nicholls State (2006)...2 Kevin Hall vs. Illinois State (2012)................2 Keith Jones vs. Tulsa (1978)............................2 Tanner Dearman vs. Bradley (2014)............2 Jordan Farris vs. Central Michigan (2015)..2 Travis Young vs. Evansville (2016)...............2 Jacob Katzfey vs. Valparaiso (2017).............2 Trey Vickers vs. Evansville (2017).................2

Individual Game (Pitching) 1. 2. 3.

Strikeouts Mike Drumright vs. Illinois State (1994)....17 Bryan Oelkers vs. Indiana State (1982).... 15 Terry Hayes vs. Bethany (1979)................... 14 Terry Hayes vs. Colorado State (1981)...... 14 Bryan Oelkers vs. Kan. Newman (1982)... 14 Troy Howerton vs. Friends (1984).............. 14 Darrin Paxton vs. Arkansas (1990)............ 14 Tyler Green vs. Creighton (1991)................. 14 Mike Pelfrey vs. Missouri (2004)................ 14 Jordan Cooper vs. Missouri State (2010).. 14

1. 2. 3.

Walks Terry Hayes vs. Oklahoma City (1980)...... 13 Don Heinkel vs. Illinois (1979)....................... 11 Rob Burgess vs. Phillips (1978)................... 10 Mitch Denson vs. Tulsa (1979)..................... 10 Stan Brown vs. Hawaii-Hilo (1980)............ 10 Terry Hayes vs. Creighton (1981)................ 10 Terry Hayes vs. Colorado (1981).................. 10 Tyler Green vs. Oklahoma State (1990).... 10

1. 3. 4.

Runs Rob Burgess vs. Phillips (1978)................... 14 Terry Hayes vs. Creighton (1981)................ 14 Larry Groves vs. Creighton (1978).............. 12 Terry Hayes vs. Oklahoma State (1978)..... 11 Chuck Linhardt vs. Kearney State (1979).. 11 Frank Schulte vs. Miami (Fla.) (1984)......... 11 Ken Greenwood vs. Oral Roberts (1985)... 11

1. 2.

Earned Runs Rob Burgess vs. Phillips (1978)................... 14 Tyler Green vs. BYU (1990)........................... 10 David Haas vs. Oklahoma State (1988).... 10 Terry Hayes vs. Tulsa (1980)........................ 10 Ken Greenwood vs. Oral Roberts (1985).. 10

1. 4.

Hits Ken Greenwood vs. Oral Roberts (1985).. 14 Greg Brummett vs. Hawaii (1987).............. 14 Greg Brummett vs. SIU (1989).................... 14 Bryan Oelkers vs. UNLV (1980)................... 13 Terry Hayes vs. Loyola (1981)...................... 13 Shane Durham vs. Creighton (1988)......... 13 Greg Brummett vs. Arizona State (1988).13 Jordan Cooper vs. San Jose State (2010). 13

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Hit Batters Greg Brummett vs. Creighton (1988)..........4 Jason Krafft vs. Friends (1995)......................4 Steve Foral vs. Arkansas (1998)....................4 David Sanders vs. Nebraska (2003)............4 Aaron Shafer vs. Creighton (2007)..............4 Tommy Barnhouse vs. Valparaiso (2017)...4 Zach Lewis vs. Bradley (2017).......................4

Home Runs Allowed 1. Tobin Mateychick vs. Illinois State (2010).. 4 Rob Musgrave vs. TCU (2008)......................4 Joe Krisik vs. UNLV (1980)...............................4 Rob Burgess vs. Phillips (1978).....................4 5. Tim Kelley vs. Missouri State (2009)..........3 Travis Banwart vs. Evansville (2005)..........3 Mike Pelfrey vs. Long Beach St. (2003).....3 Terry Hayes vs. New Mexico State (1979)..3 Bruce Morrison vs. Indiana State (1978)....3 Stan Brown vs. Oklahoma State (1978)......3 *Drew Palmer vs. Evansville (2013).............3 Tommy Barnhouse vs. Oral Roberts (2017).......3 Zach Lewis vs. Indiana State (2017)............3 Robby Evans vs. Missouri State (2017).......3 Wild Pitches 1. Anthony Capra vs. Oklahoma St. (2008)...5 Chase Williams vs. TCU (2015)......................5 3. Rob Musgrave vs. Northwestern St. (2005).....4 Jereme Foster vs. Iowa (2005)......................4 5. Tim Kelley vs. Evansville (2010)....................3 Tim Kelley vs. Illinois State (2009)..............3 Tim Kelley vs. Hawaii (2011)...........................3 Noah Booth vs. Kansas State (2003).........3 Reuben Kerbs vs. Bradley (2003)................3 Adam Peterson vs. SEMO (2002)................3 Nate Robertson vs. Miami (1999).................3 Bryan Oelkers vs. Tulsa (1980)......................3 Smoky McCarthey vs. Illinois (1979)............3 Cale Elam vs. Bradley (2013).........................3 John Hayes vs. Southern Illinois (2015)......3 Chandler Sanburn vs. Missouri St. (2015).. 3 Isaac Anderson vs. Evansville (2015)..........3 Balks 1. Mike Pelfrey vs. Northern Iowa (2003).......3

Individual Game (Fielding) 1. 2. 3. 4.

Putouts Casey Gillaspie vs. Kansas State (2012).. 23 Danny Jackson vs. Evansville (2007)........ 22 Jason White vs. Kansas (1992).................... 21 Doug Mirabelli vs. Creighton (1991).......... 20 Pat Magness vs. Illinois State (2000)...... 20

1. 2. 3. 5.

Assists *Dayne Parker vs. Kansas State (2012).... 12 Arnie Beyeler vs. Nebraska (1986).............. 11 Joey Jackson vs. Ohio State (1993)............. 10 *Dayne Parker vs. Long Beach St. (2012).10 Tyler Grimes vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (2009)......9 Jason Ficken vs. South Alabama (1996).....9 Joey Jackson vs. Illinois-Chicago (1993)......9 Jason Adams vs. Long Beach St. (1995).....9 *Dayne Parker vs. Tulane (2012)..................9

1. 2.

Errors Derek Schermerhorn vs. USC (2006)..........4 Will Baez vs. Illinois State (2010).................3 Conor Gillaspie vs. Missouri State (2008).3 Conor Gillaspie vs. Northern Iowa (2008).3 Tyler Grimes vs. UT Arlington (2011)............3 Rick Wrona vs. Oklahoma City (1985).........3 Jimmy Smith vs. Hawaii (1980)......................3 Jim Thomas vs. Iowa State (1979)................3 Mike Davis vs. Oklahoma City (1979)...........3 Jimmy Smith vs. Emporia State (1979)........3 Dave Howard vs. Texas Wesleyan (1978)...3 Kevin Akenson vs. Kansas State (1978).....3

Game Records

108 Team Game (Hitting)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

At Bats Kansas State (2004)......................................67 Evansville (2017)............................................. 65 Oregon (2011).................................................. 64 *Kansas State (2012).....................................57 Oral Roberts (1984)........................................55

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Runs Kansas Wesleyan (1987).............................. 35 Friends (1984)................................................. 34 Colorado State (1981).................................... 33 Missouri-Rolla (1983).................................... 32 Howard (2002)................................................ 31

1. 2. 3. 5.

Runs (Inning) Friends (1984).................................................. 21 Benedictine (1997).......................................... 16 Kansas (1986).................................................. 15 Newman (Kan.) (1998)................................... 15 New Mexico (1989)......................................... 14 Friends (2000)................................................. 14

1. 2. 3. 5.

Hits Colorado State (1981).................................... 30 Friends (1984)................................................. 29 Augustana (1980).......................................... 28 UNI (1989)......................................................... 28 New Mexico State (1979)..............................27 New Mexico (1989).........................................27

1. 3. 4.

Doubles Augustana (1980)........................................... 12 Marymount (1989).......................................... 12 UNI (1989).......................................................... 10 Texas Tech (1979)..............................................9 Washburn (1991)................................................9 Friends (1996)....................................................9 Sterling (1998)....................................................9 Southern Illinois (2007)..................................9

1. 5.

Triples NW Oklahoma State (1980)...........................5 Wayne State (1982)..........................................5 Missouri-Rolla (1983).......................................5 Lewis-Clark State (1989).................................5 Abilene Christian (1978)..................................4 Bethany (1980)..................................................4 NE Missouri (1980)............................................4 New Mexico State (1980)................................4 Oklahoma City (1981).......................................4 Missouri-Rolla (1983).......................................4 Missouri-Rolla (1983).......................................4 Wyoming (1984)................................................4 Kansas Wesleyan (1986).................................4 Hardin-Simmons (1987)..................................4 Kansas Wesleyan (1987).................................4 Friends (1995)....................................................4

1. 2. 4.

Home Runs Emporia State (1991)........................................9 Texas Wesleyan (1981).....................................8 Missouri (1999)..................................................8 New Mexico State (1981)................................. 7 Missouri State (1995)....................................... 7 Creighton (1998)................................................ 7 Creighton (1998)................................................ 7

1. 2. 3. 4.

Total Bases Emporia State (1991)......................................55 Colorado State (1981).................................... 54 Fort Hays State (1988)................................. 53 New Mexico State (1981)............................... 51 New Mexico (1989)......................................... 51

1. 3. 4.

RBI Colorado State (1981).................................... 33 Kansas Wesleyan (1987).............................. 33 Missouri-Rolla (1983).................................... 30 Friends (1984)................................................. 29 Howard (2002)............................................... 29

1. 2.

Stolen Bases Baker (1995)...................................................... 13 Marymount (1981)............................................ 11 Kansas Newman (1982)................................. 11 Texas Tech (1989)............................................ 11 UNI (1989)........................................................... 11

San Francisco (1995)....................................... 11 North Dakota State (2006)........................... 11 1. 3. 5.

Walks Nebraska (1987).............................................. 20 Benedictine (1997)......................................... 20 South Dakota State (1981)............................ 18 Miami (Ohio) (1999)......................................... 18 Hardin-Simmons (1987).................................17 Washington (1999)..........................................17 Hawaii-Hilo (2006)..........................................17 Nebraska (2016)...............................................17

1. 3. 4.

Strikeouts Oral Roberts (2009)....................................... 21 Evansville (2017).............................................. 21 Cal Poly (2017)................................................. 19 Long Beach State (2008)............................. 18 Oklahoma (2017)............................................. 18

Hit By Pitch Florida Gulf Coast (2010)................................5 Northwestern State (2005)...........................5 Western Illinois (2015).....................................5 Kansas (2015).....................................................5 Southern Illinois (2017)....................................5

1. 2. 5.

Sacrifice Flies Kearney State (1987)........................................5 New Orleans (2011)...........................................4 Hawaii-Hilo (2003)...........................................4 Friends (1997).....................................................4 Central Arkansas (2010).................................3 Harvard (2008)..................................................3 Creighton (2007)...............................................3 Hawaii-Hilo (2005)...........................................3 McNeese State (2005)....................................3 Northern Colorado (2005).............................3 Howard (2002)..................................................3 Centenary (2001)..............................................3 Indiana State (2001).........................................3 Hawaii Pacific (1999)........................................3 Creighton (1999)................................................3 Washington (1996)...........................................3 Indiana State (1995).........................................3 San Francisco (1995)........................................3 South Carolina (1990)......................................3 BYU (1989)..........................................................3 Northwest Missouri State (1983).................3 Hawaii (1983)......................................................3 New Mexico State (1980)................................3 TCU (2016)...........................................................3

1. 4.

Sacrifice Hits Arizona (2007)...................................................4 Bradley (2001)....................................................4 Bradley (2014)....................................................4 Nicholls State (2006).......................................3 Indiana State (2006)........................................3 Northern Colorado (2006).............................3 Hawaii-Hilo (2005)...........................................3 NE Illinois (1993)................................................3 Hawaii (1987)......................................................3 *Illinois State (2012).........................................3 *Illinois State (2012).........................................3 Southern Illinois (2015)...................................3 Evansville (2016)...............................................3 Valparaiso (2017)...............................................3 Evansville (2017)................................................3 Southern Illinois (2017)....................................3

1. 2.

Left On Base Evansville (2017).............................................. 18 Missouri State (2007).....................................17 Stephen F. Austin (1990)................................17 Oklahoma City (1984).....................................17 Illinois State (2016)..........................................17

Team Game (Pitching) 1. 3. 5.

Innings Pitched Oregon (2011)................................................ 17.0 Evansville (2017)........................................... 17.0 Kansas State (2004)...................................16.0 *Kansas (2012)..............................................16.0 Kansas (1992)................................................15.0 *Kansas State (2012)..................................15.0 Cal State Fullerton (2002).........................15.0

1. 2. 3. 4.

Runs Oklahoma A&M (1955).................................. 34 Tulsa (1956)...................................................... 28 NW Oklahoma (1913)..................................... 25 Oklahoma A&M (1948).................................. 24 Oklahoma A&M (1950).................................. 24 Oklahoma A&M (1953).................................. 24 UNLV (1988)..................................................... 24

1. 2. 3. 5.

Earned Runs BYU (1990)....................................................... 23 Indiana State (1987)...................................... 22 UNLV (1988)...................................................... 21 Indiana State (2001)....................................... 21 *Kansas State (2013).................................... 20

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Hits UNLV (1988)..................................................... 25 Indiana State (1987)...................................... 24 Arizona State (1988)..................................... 23 La.-Lafayette (2005)..................................... 22 Creighton (1981)............................................... 21 Texas Pan American (1983)......................... 21 BYU (1990)........................................................ 21

1. 2. 4. 5.

Strikeouts Illinois State (1994)......................................... 21 Illinois-Chicago (1993).................................. 20 Oral Roberts (1993)....................................... 20 Creighton (1991)............................................... 19 Friends (1984).................................................. 18 Illinois State (2008)........................................ 18

1. 2. 3. 4.

Walks Lamar (1985)................................................... 23 Oregon (2011)................................................... 16 Oklahoma State (1985).................................. 15 Hawaii-Hilo (1980).......................................... 14 Oklahoma State (1983).................................. 14 Oklahoma State (1990)................................. 14

1. 2.

Home Runs Allowed UNLV (1980)........................................................6 Illinois State (2010)...........................................5 Central Arkansas (2008)................................5 Lamar (1985)......................................................5 Phillips (1978).....................................................5 Oral Roberts (2017)..........................................5

1. 2.

Wild Pitches Lousiana Tech (2017).......................................6 Oklahoma State (2008)..................................5 TCU (2015)...........................................................5 Texas Tech (2017)..............................................5 Missouri State (2017).......................................5

1. 2.

Balks Northern Iowa (2003)......................................3 TCU (2009)..........................................................2 Indiana State (1999).........................................2 Bradley (1998)....................................................2

Team Game (Fielding) 1. 3. 5.

Putouts Oregon (2011)................................................... 51 Evansville (2017).............................................. 51 Kansas State (2004)..................................... 48 *Kansas (2012)................................................ 48 Cal State Fullerton (2002)........................... 45 Kansas (1992).................................................. 45 *Kansas State (2012).................................... 45

1. 3. 4. 5.

Assists Kansas (1992).................................................. 26 *Kansas State (2012).................................... 26 Cal State Fullerton (2002)........................... 25 Nebraska (1992)............................................. 23 New Orleans (1986)....................................... 22

1. 2.

Errors Nebraska (1986)................................................8 Arizona (2010)....................................................6 Arkansas (2004)...............................................6 Cal State Fullerton (2002)..............................6 Oral Roberts (2002).........................................6 Indiana State (2001).........................................6 South Alabama (2001).....................................6 Hawaii (1980).....................................................6

109

Game Records

Oklahoma City (1980)......................................6 Kearney State (1979)........................................6 Iowa State (1979)..............................................6 Texas Wesleyan (1978)....................................6 Tulsa (1978).........................................................6

1. 2. 3.

Double Plays Nebraska (1992)................................................6 Arizona State (1992)........................................5 Southern Utah (2005).....................................4 Cal State Fullerton (2002)..............................4 Northern Iowa (2000).....................................4 Louisiana-Lafayette (2000)...........................4 Kansas State (2000)........................................4 Evansville (2000)..............................................4 Southern Illinois (1997)....................................4

Pitching

Kansas (1995).....................................................4 Long Beach State (1995)................................4 NE Illinois (1992)................................................4 Creighton (1992)................................................4 Creighton (1991).................................................4 Oral Roberts (1985)..........................................4 *Missouri State (2012).....................................4

Year-By-Year Leaders

Victories Year Player Record 1978 Larry Groves, Fr. 9-4 1979 Matt Yeager, Sr. 9-2 Terry Hayes, So. 9-2 1980 Don Heinkel, So. 14-3 1981 Terry Hayes, Sr. 14-2 Don Heinkel, Jr. 14-4 1982 Bryan Oelkers, Jr. 18-2 1983 Erik Sonberg, Jr. 14-4 1984 Greg LaFever, So. 7-3 Frank Schulte, Sr. 7-6 1985 Ken Greenwood, Sr. 14-2 1986 Rich McIntyre, Jr. 10-2 1987 David Haas, Jr. 15-2 1988 David Haas, Jr. 14-5 1989 Greg Brummett, Sr. 18-2 1990 Darrin Paxton, So. 12-4 1991 Kennie Steenstra, So. 17-0 1992 Kennie Steenstra, Jr. 13-2 Charlie Giaudrone, Sr. 13-2 Shane Dennis, So. 13-2 1993 Darren Dreifort, Jr. 11-1 1994 Brandon Baird, So. 10-1 Mike Drumright, So. 10-4 1995 Mike Drumright, Jr. 11-3 Brandon Baird, Jr. 11-3 1996 Steve Foral, So. 11-1 1997 Jason Krafft, Jr. 10-3 Steve Foral, Jr. 10-7 1998 Steve Foral, Sr. 10-1 1999 Brandon Sloan, So. 10-3 2000 Brandon Sloan, Jr. 10-6 Ben Keiter, So. 10-1 2001 Ben Keiter, Jr. 7-4 2002 John Tetuan, Jr. 10-1 2003 Mike Pelfrey, Fr. 10-2 2004 Mike Pelfrey, So. 11-2 2005 Mike Pelfrey, Jr. 12-3 2006 Aaron Shafer, Fr. 11-3 2007 Rob Musgrave, Jr. 10-2 Travis Banwart, Jr. 10-5 2008 Rob Musgrave, Sr. 12-1 2009 Jordan Cooper, Fr. 8-6 2010 Tim Kelley, Jr. 11-2 2011 Charlie Lowell, Jr. 10-5 2012 Josh Smith, Sr. 6-4 Cale Elam, So. 6-4 2013 Cale Elam, Jr. 7-5 2014 Sam Tewes, Fr. 8-3 2015 John Hayes, Jr. 6-2 2016 Willie Schwanke, Jr. 5-3 2017 Chandler Sanburn, Jr. 5-3 Innings Pitched Year Player No. 1978 Terry Hayes, Fr. 83 1/3 Larry Groves, Fr. 83 1/3 1979 Terry Hayes, So. 83 1980 Don Heinkel, So. 124 1/3 1981 Don Heinkel, Jr. 123 1/3 1982 Don Heinkel, Sr. 165 2/3 1983 Erik Sonberg, Jr. 139 1984 Greg LaFever, Jr. 86 1/3 1985 Rich McIntyre, So. 124 1986 Rich McIntyre, Jr. 102 1987 David Haas, Jr. 123 2/3 1988 David Haas, Sr. 158 1/3 1989 Greg Brummett, Sr. 147 2/3 1990 Darrin Paxton, So. 121 1/3 1991 Kennie Steenstra, So. 141 1992 Kennie Steenstra, Jr. 111 1993 Mike Brandley, So. 121 2/3

1994 Shane Dennis, Sr. 113 2/3 1995 Mike Drumright, Jr. 119 2/3 1996 Brandon Baird, Sr. 101 1997 Steve Foral, Jr. 110 1998 Steve Foral, Sr. 86 2/3 1999 Brandon Sloan, So. 93 1/3 2000 Brandon Sloan, Jr. 110 1/3 2001 Ben Keiter, Jr. 93 2002 John Tetuan, Jr. 89 2003 Mike Pelfrey, Fr. 104 2/3 2004 Mike Pelfrey, So. 115 1/3 2005 Mike Pelfrey, Jr. 139 2/3 2006 Travis Banwart, So. 100 2007 Rob Musgrave, Jr. 111 1/3 2008 Rob Musgrave, Sr. 111 1/3 2009 Jordan Cooper, Fr. 97 2010 Jordan Cooper, So. 107 1/3 2011 Charlie Lowell, Jr. 103 1/3 2012 Josh Smith, Sr. 95 2/3 2013 Cale Elam, Jr. 93 2/3 2014 A.J. Ladwig, Jr. 105 2015 Isaac Anderson, Jr. 77 2/3 2016 Cody Tyler, So. 78 2/3 2017 Zach Lewis, Sr. 82 Strikeouts Year Player 1978 Larry Groves, Fr. 1979 Terry Hayes, So. 1980 Terry Hayes, Jr. 1981 Terry Hayes, Sr. 1982 Bryan Oelkers, Jr. 1983 Erik Sonberg, Jr. 1984 Greg LaFever, So. 1985 Ken Greenwood, Sr. 1986 David Haas, So. 1987 Greg Brummett, So. 1988 David Haas, Sr. 1989 Greg Brummett, Sr. 1990 Darrin Paxton, So. 1991 Tyler Green, Jr. 1992 Darren Dreifort, So. 1993 Darren Dreifort, Jr. 1994 Shane Dennis, Sr. 1995 Mike Drumright, Jr. 1996 Brandon Baird, Sr. 1997 Steve Foral, Jr. 1998 Steve Foral, Sr. 1999 Brandon Sloan, So. 2000 Justin Maureau, Fr. 2001 Justin Maureau, So. 2002 Adam Peterson, Jr. 2003 Mike Pelfrey, Fr. 2004 Mike Pelfrey, So. 2005 Mike Pelfrey, Jr. 2006 Travis Banwart, So. 2007 Travis Banwart, Jr. 2008 Aaron Shafer, Jr. 2009 Tim Kelley, So. 2010 Jordan Cooper, So. 2011 Charlie Lowell, Jr. 2012 Josh Smith, Sr. 2013 Cale Elam, Jr. 2014 A.J. Ladwig, Jr. 2015 Isaac Anderson, Jr. 2016 Zach Lewis, Jr. 2017 Zach Lewis, Sr.

No. Innings 80 83 1/3 72 83 1/3 116 120 2/3 112 114 166 156 1/3 103 139 79 86 1/3 64 120 2/3 86 91 100 119 106 158 1/3 130 147 2/3 116 121 1/3 134 115 2/3 92 81 120 101 2/3 106 113 2/3 117 119 2/3 94 101 104 110 81 86 2/3 86 93 1/3 95 77 2/3 91 88 1/3 91 83 2/3 98 104 2/3 125 115 1/3 143 139 2/3 81 100 111 110 2/3 110 110 1/3 102 94 1/3 95 107 1/3 124 103 1/3 77 95 2/3 75 93 2/3 73 105 74 77 2/3 66 74 64 82

Earned Run Average (Minimum of 45 Innings Pitched) Year Player ERA Innings 1978 Larry Groves, Fr. 5.08 83 1/3 1979 Matt Yeager, Sr. 2.24 68 1/3 1980 Don Heinkel, So. 1.74 124 1/3 1981 Stan Brown, Sr. 2.64 75 1/3 1982 Bryan Oelkers, Jr. 2.07 156 1/3

W-L 9-4 9-2 14-3 9-1 18-2

1983 Frank Schulte, Jr. 3.18 102 1984 Ken Greenwood, Jr. 2.09 64 2/3 1985 David Haas, Fr. 3.75 84 1/3 1986 Greg Brummett, Fr. 2.68 46 1/3 1987 Greg Brummett, So. 3.10 119 1988 Pat Cedeno, Jr. 3.15 94 1/3 1989 Jim Newlin, Jr. 1.08 75 1/3 1990 Kennie Steenstra, Fr. 2.47 83 2/3 1991 Kennie Steenstra, So. 2.17 141 1/3 1992 Darren Dreifort, So. 1.78 81 1993 Jaime Bluma, Jr. 1.39 64 2/3 1994 Shane Dennis, Sr. 1.35 113 2/3 1995 Braden Looper, So. 1.77 56 1996 Braden Looper, Jr. 2.09 56 1997 Nate Robertson, Fr. 2.78 58 1/3 1998 Marc Bluma, Jr. 1.74 57 1999 Ben Christensen, Jr. 2.40 71 1/3 2000 Greg Bauer, Sr. 2.72 46 1/3 2001 Reuben Kerbs, So. 3.18 51 2002 John Tetuan, Jr. 1.72 89 2003 Tommy Hottovy, Jr. 2.42 48 1/3 2004 Kris Johnson, Fr. 2.01 71 2/3 2005 Mike Pelfrey, Jr. 1.93 139 2/3 2006 Anthony Capra, Fr. 1.76 51 2007 Noah Booth, Sr. 1.23 51 1/3 2008 Rob Musgrave, Sr. 2.51 111 1/3 2009 Jordan Cooper, Fr. 2.78 97 2010 Jordan Cooper, So. 2.01 107 1/3 2011 TJ McGreevy, So. 2.13 50 2/3 2012 Kris Gardner, Fr. 2.66 71 2013 Aaron LaBrie, Jr. 0.83 54 2014 A.J. Ladwig, Jr. 1.54 105 2015 John Hayes, Jr. 2.79 51 2/3 2016 Willie Schwanke, Jr. 3.40 53 2017 Zach Lewis, Sr. 3.07 82

10-3 6-0 12-1 6-1 9-3 10-0 5-0 9-2 17-0 6-2 8-2 9-2 3-3 4-1 5-0 5-0 9-1 4-3 2-2 10-1 3-1 7-0 12-3 2-2 6-1 12-1 8-6 10-3 0-1 5-2 4-1 3-6 6-2 5-3 4-4

Strikeouts Per Nine Innings Pitched (Minimum of 45 Innings Pitched) Year Player Inn. SO Avg. 1978 Larry Groves, Fr. 83 1/3 80 8.6 1979 Mitchell Denson, Jr. 59 1/3 56 8.5 1980 Terry Hayes, Jr. 120 2/3 116 8.6 1981 Terry Hayes, Sr. 114 1/3 112 8.8 1982 Bryan Oelkers, Jr. 156 1/3 166 9.6 1983 Troy Howerton, So. 83 1/3 76 8.2 Greg LaFever, So. 88 1/3 80 8.2 1984 Greg LaFever, Jr. 86 1/3 79 8.2 1985 Barry Lunnon, Fr. 48 1/3 37 6.9 1986 Shane Durham, So. 89 1/3 85 8.5 1987 Greg Brummett, So. 119 1/3 100 7.6 1988 Shane Durham, Sr. 75 1/3 74 8.9 1989 Darrin Paxton, Fr. 61 1/3 72 10.6 1990 Tyler Green, So. 91 1/3 104 10.2 1991 Tyler Green, Jr. 115 2/3 134 10.4 1992 Darren Dreifort, So. 81 92 10.2 1993 Darren Dreifort, Jr. 101 2/3 120 10.6 1994 Jaime Bluma, Sr. 47 53 10.2 1995 Steve Foral, Fr. 51 2/3 58 10.2 1996 Marc Bluma, Fr. 51 2/3 58 10.1 1997 Greg Bauer, Fr. 56 2/3 56 8.9 1998 Marc Bluma, Jr. 57 56 8.8 1999 Ben Christensen, Jr. 71 1/3 77 9.7 2000 Justin Maureau, Fr. 77 2/3 95 11.0 2001 Justin Maureau, So. 88 1/3 91 9.3 2002 Justin Maureau, Jr. 55 67 11.0 2003 Tommy Hottovy, Jr. 48 1/3 47 8.8 2004 Tommy Hottovy, Sr. 76 92 10.9 2005 Noah Booth, So. 80 1/3 87 9.8 2006 Kris Johnson, So. 53 2/3 45 7.5 2007 Kyle Touchatt, Sr. 48 2/3 58 10.7 2008 Anthony Capra, Jr. 76 1/3 90 10.6 2009 Tim Kelley, So. 94 1/3 102 9.7 2010 Jordan Cooper, So. 107 1/3 95 8.0 2011 Charlie Lowell, Jr. 103 1/3 124 10.8 2012 Foster Vielock, So. 47 2/3 48 9.1 2013 Albert Minnis, Jr. 59 1/3 64 9.7

110 2014 2015 2016 2017

Year-By-Year Leaders

Aaron LaBrie, Sr. John Hayes, Jr. Zach Lewis, Jr. Cody Tyler, Jr.

48 2/3 51 2/3 74 49

43 55 66 39

8.0 9.6 8.0 7.2

Fewest Walks Per Nine Innings Pitched (Minimum of 45 Innings Pitched) Year Player Innings Wks Avg. 1978 Larry Groves, Fr. 83 1/3 45 4.86 1979 Matt Yeager, Sr. 68 1/3 22 2.90 1980 Rob Burgess, Jr. 66 1/3 33 4.50 1981 Don Heinkel, Jr. 123 1/3 47 3.43 1982 Don Heinkel, Sr. 165 2/3 53 2.88 1983 Frank Schulte, Jr. 102 1/3 39 3.44 1984 Greg LaFever, Jr. 86 1/3 32 3.34 Jim Daniel, Jr. 67 1/3 25 3.34 1985 Ken Greenwood, Sr. 120 2/3 35 2.61 1986 Greg Brummett, Fr. 46 1/3 19 4.10 1987 Greg Brummett, So. 119 1/3 39 2.95 1988 David Haas, Sr. 158 1/3 41 2.33 1989 Jeff Bluma, Jr. 49 1/3 11 2.02 1990 Jeff Bluma, Sr. 55 1/3 12 1.95 1991 Kennie Steenstra, So. 141 1/3 31 1.98 1992 Kennie Steenstra, Jr. 111 20 1.62 1993 Jaime Bluma, Jr. 64 2/3 9 1.25 1994 Jaime Bluma, Sr. 47 13 2.50 Braden Looper, Fr. 53 15 2.50 1995 Brandon Baird, Jr. 101 2/3 27 2.38 1996 Braden Looper, Sr. 56 15 2.41 1997 Jason Krafft, Jr. 76 22 2.60 1998 Ben Christensen, So. 68 17 2.25 1999 Ben Christensen, Jr. 71 1/3 17 2.15 2000 Brandon Sloan, Jr. 110 1/3 35 2.85 2001 David Sanders, Fr. 69 14 1.83 2002 Justin Maureau, Jr. 55 9 1.47 2003 Mike Pelfrey, Fr. 104 2/3 15 1.30 2004 Tommy Hottovy, Sr. 76 10 1.20 2005 Mike Pelfrey, Jr. 139 2/3 30 1.90 2006 Aaron Shafer, Fr. 99 1/3 22 2.00 2007 Rob Musgrave, Jr. 111 1/3 17 1.37 2008 Rob Musgrave, Sr. 111 1/3 22 1.78 2009 Jordan Cooper, Fr. 97 20 1.86 2010 Jordan Cooper, So. 107 1/3 20 1.68 2011 TJ McGreevy, So. 50 2/3 16 2.84 2012 A.J. Ladwig, Fr. 63 8 1.14 2013 TJ McGreevy, Sr. 47 1/3 7 1.33 2014 A.J. Ladwig, Jr. 105 17 1.46 2015 Isaac Anderson, Jr. 77 2/3 25 2.90 2016 Willie Schwanke, Jr. 53 15 2.55 2017 Cody Tyler, Jr. 49 17 3.12

Hitting Average Year Player Hits 1978 Bob Bomerito, So. 109 1979 Bruce Morrison, So. 61 1980 Mike Davis, Jr. 112 1981 Phil Stephenson, Jr. 119 1982 Phil Stephenson, Sr. 117 1983 Russ Morman, Jr. 112 1984 Tim Raley, Fr. 68 1985 Dan Juenke, Sr. 96 1986 Tim Raley, Jr. 89 1987 Tim Raley, Sr. 115 1988 Dan Raley, Sr. 94 1989 Eric Wedge, Jr. 106 1990 Scot McCloughan, Fr. 71 1991 Chris Wimmer, So. 125 1992 Scot McCloughan, Jr. 81 1993 Casey Blake, Fr. 85 1994 Joey Jackson, Sr. 84 Carl Hall, Sr. 93 1995 Jason Adams, Sr. 106 1996 Travis Wyckoff, Sr. 94 1997 Pat Magness, Fr. 56 1998 Pat Magness, So. 75 1999 Kevin Hooper, Sr. 86 2000 Blake Blasi, Jr. 88 Koyie Hill, Jr. 102 2001 Brian Burgamy, So. 85 2002 Brian Burgamy, Jr. 96 2003 Phil Napolitan, So. 88 2004 Brandon Green, Sr. 101 2005 Derek Schermerhorn, So. 96 2006 Damon Sublett, So. 65 2007 Damon Sublett, Jr. 95 2008 Conor Gillaspie, Jr. 98 2009 Taylor Brown, So. 52 2010 Cody Lassley, Sr. 74 2011 Chris O’Brien, Jr. 100 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 78 2013 Garrett Bayliff, Jr. 91 2014 Casey Gillaspie, Jr. 82 2015 Sam Hilliard, Jr. 73 2016 Greyson Jenista, Fr. 56 2017 Greyson Jenista, So. 73

AB Avg. 253 .431 132 .462 253 .443 266 .447 293 .399 255 .439 177 .384 245 .392 230 .387 279 .412 245 .384 279 .380 209 .340 312 .401 210 .386 232 .366 237 .354 263 .354 266 .398 235 .400 137 .409 224 .464 214 .402 225 .391 261 .391 241 .353 240 .400 267 .330 256 .395 292 .329 165 .394 268 .354 234 .419 154 .338 202 .366 244 .410 227 .344 240 .379 211 .389 218 .335 172 .326 228 .320

Hits Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito, So. 1979 Joe Carter, Fr. 1980 Joe Carter, So. 1981 Phil Stephenson, Jr. 1982 Jim Thomas, Sr. 1983 Russ Morman, Jr. 1984 Arnie Beyeler, So. 1985 Kevin Penner, Sr. 1986 Tim Raley, Jr. 1987 Tim Raley, Sr. 1988 Mark Standiford, Sr. 1989 P.J. Forbes, Jr. 1990 P.J. Forbes, Sr. Chris Wimmer, Fr. 1991 Chris Wimmer, So. 1992 Chris Wimmer, Jr. 1993 Joey Jackson, Jr. 1994 Carl Hall, Sr. 1995 Jason Adams, Sr. 1996 Travis Wyckoff, Sr. 1997 Jeff Ryan, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Blake Blasi, So. 2000 Koyie Hill, Jr. 2001 Brian Burgamy, So. 2002 Brian Burgamy, Jr. 2003 Phil Napolitan, So. 2004 Brandon Green, Sr. 2005 Derek Schermerhorn, So. 2006 Matt Brown, So. 2007 Conor Gillaspie, So. 2008 Conor Gillaspie, Jr. 2009 Clint McKeever, Jr. 2010 Cody Lassley, Sr. 2011 Chris O’Brien, Jr. 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 2013 Garrett Bayliff, Jr. 2014 Casey Gillaspie, Jr. 2015 Sam Hilliard, Jr. 2016 Mikel Mucha, Sr. 2017 Greyson Jenista, So.

No. 109 107 124 119 124 112 70 113 89 115 95 117 77 77 125 97 105 93 106 94 90 115 106 102 85 96 88 101 96 93 96 98 72 74 100 78 91 82 73 60 73

Runs Year Player 1978 Matt Yeager, Jr. Mike Davis, Fr. 1979 Mike Davis, So. 1980 Phil Stephenson, So. 1981 Phil Stephenson, Jr. 1982 Loren Hibbs, So. 1983 Jim Spring, Sr. 1984 Victor Dunn, Sr. 1985 Kevin Penner, Sr. 1986 Arnie Beyeler, Sr. 1987 Tim Raley, Sr. 1988 Mark Standiford, Sr. 1989 Mike Lansing, Jr. 1990 P.J. Forbes, Sr. 1991 Chris Wimmer, So. 1992 Chris Wimmer, Jr. 1993 Carl Hall, Jr. 1994 Carl Hall, Sr. 1995 Casey Blake, Jr. 1996 Travis Wyckoff, Sr. 1997 Jeff Ryan, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Blake Blasi, So. 2000 Blake Blasi, Jr. 2001 Brian Burgamy, So. 2002 Brian Burgamy, Jr. 2003 Drew Moffitt, Jr. 2004 Nick Blasi, Sr. 2005 Nick McCoola, Sr. 2006 Josh Workman, Fr. 2007 Damon Sublett, Jr. 2008 Andy Dirks, Sr. 2009 Ryan Jones, Jr. 2010 Preston Springer, Jr. 2011 Tyler Grimes, Jr. 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 2013 Casey Gillaspie, So. 2014 Casey Gillaspie, Jr. 2015 Ryan Tinkham, Jr. 2016 Gunnar Troutwine, So. 2017 Greyson Jenista, So. Doubles Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito, So. 1979 Phil Stephenson, Fr. 1980 Joe Carter, So. 1981 Phil Stephenson, Jr. 1982 Phil Stephenson, Sr. 1983 Russ Morman, Jr. 1984 Tim Raley, Fr. 1985 Dan Juenke, Sr. 1986 Mark Standiford, So. 1987 Jeff Bonacquista, So.

1988 Mark Standiford, Sr. 1989 Eric Wedge, Jr. 1990 Mike Lansing, Sr. 1991 Mike Jones, Sr. 1992 Scot McCloughan, Jr. 1993 Jason Adams, So. Carl Hall, Jr. 1994 Carl Hall, Sr. 1995 Jason Adams, Sr. 1996 Travis Wyckoff, Sr. 1997 Jeff Ryan, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Blake Blasi, So. 2000 Pat Magness, Sr. 2001 Brian Burgamy, So. 2002 Drew Moffitt, So. Logan Sorensen, So. 2003 Logan Sorensen, Jr. 2004 Brandon Green, Sr. 2005 Derek Schermerhorn, So. 2006 Matt Brown, So. 2007 Conor Gillaspie, So. 2008 Andy Dirks, Sr. 2009 Clint McKeever, Jr. 2010 Preston Springer, Jr. 2011 Chris O’Brien, Jr. 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 2013 Casey Gillaspie, So. 2014 Casey Gillaspie, Jr. 2015 Ryan Tinkham, Jr. 2016 Alec Bohm, Fr. 2017 Jordan Boyer, So.

26 27 16 21 23 18 18 18 25 29 25 33 28 24 23 17 17 23 27 21 23 24 22 18 20 25 17 16 15 19 13 15

No. 68 68 85 104 112 125 107 62 92 73 102 81 101 56 99 87 89 82 89 90 85 109 87 66 50 68 58 79 52 70 57 84 46 54 67 43 49 50 53 37 45

Triples Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito, So. 1979 Joe Carter, Fr. Phil Stephenson, Fr. Dave Howard, So. Jimmy Smith, Fr. 1980 Joe Carter, So. 1981 Phil Stephenson, Jr. 1982 Jim Thomas, Sr. 1983 Jim Spring, Sr. Loren Hibbs, Jr. 1984 Rick Wrona, So. 1985 Tim Raley, So. 1986 Kent Headley, Jr. 1987 Tim Raley, Sr. 1988 Jeff Bonacquista, Jr. 1989 P.J. Forbes, Jr. 1990 Jim Audley, Jr. 1991 Jim Audley, Sr. 1992 Todd Dreifort, Sr. 1993 Carl Hall, Jr. 1994 Carl Hall, Sr. 1995 Jason Adams, Sr. 1996 Randy Young, Sr. 1997 Ben Fogarty, Jr. Kevin Hooper, So. Jeff Ryan, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Kevin Hooper, Sr. 2000 Blake Blasi, Jr. Joey Blue, Sr. 2001 Justin McCarty, Jr. 2002 Mark Johnson, So. 2003 Cody Clark, Jr. 2004 Nick Blasi, Sr. 2005 Damon Sublett, Fr. 2006 Matt Brown, So. 2007 Damon Sublett, Jr. Matt Brown, Jr. Conor Gillaspie, So. 2008 Conor Gillaspie, Jr. 2009 Tyler Grimes, Fr. 2010 Cody Lassley, Sr. 2011 Don Lambert, Jr. 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 2013 *Tyler Baker, So. 2014 Garrett Bayliff, Sr. Chase Simpson, Jr. Tyler Baker, Jr. 2015 Sam Hilliard, Jr. 2016 Jordan Boyer, Fr. 2017 Willie Schwanke, Sr. Travis Young, So.

No. 7 6 6 6 6 13 8 12 9 9 4 9 5 12 6 13 4 12 5 7 7 4 7 3 3 3 7 7 4 4 5 4 6 6 4 6 4 4 4 8 2 4 5 3 3 2 2 2 4 2 3 3

No. 29 21 34 23 30 19 24 27 22 22

Home Runs Year Player 1978 Bruce Morrison, Fr. 1979 Joe Carter, Fr. 1980 Mike Davis, Jr. 1981 Joe Carter, Jr. 1982 Charlie O’Brien, Jr. 1983 Russ Morman, Jr. 1984 Rick Wrona, So. 1985 Mark Standiford, Fr. 1986 Mark Standiford, So. Tim Raley, Jr.

No. 15 19 22 24 25 23 7 16 11 11

Year-By-Year Leaders 1987 Rick Olivas, Sr. 1988 Mark Standiford, Sr. 1989 Eric Wedge, Jr. 1990 Pat Meares, Jr. 1991 Doug Mirabelli, So. Jason White, Jr. 1992 Jason White, Sr. 1993 Darren Dreifort, Jr. 1994 Casey Blake, So. Adam McCollough, So. Richie Taylor, Jr. 1995 Jason Adams, Sr. 1996 Casey Blake, Sr. 1997 Matt Patrick, Jr. Jeff Ryan, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Brian Preston, Sr. 2000 Pat Magness, Sr. 2001 Justin McCarty, Jr. 2002 Drew Moffitt, So. 2003 Drew Moffitt, Jr. 2004 Drew Moffitt, Sr. 2005 Joe Muich, Sr. 2006 Damon Sublett, So. 2007 Tyler Weber, Jr. 2008 Conor Gillaspie, Jr. Andy Dirks, Sr. 2009 Ryan Jones, Jr. 2010 Cody Lassley, Sr. Preston Springer, Jr. 2011 Chris O’Brien, Jr. Preston Springer, Sr. 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 2013 Casey Gillaspie, So. 2014 Casey Gillaspie, Jr. 2015 Ryan Tinkham, Jr. 2016 Gunnar Troutwine, So. 2017 Alec Bohm, So.

18 28 23 12 13 13 15 22 5 5 5 16 22 13 13 23 23 18 12 16 18 26 9 10 11 11 11 7 11 11 10 10 9 11 15 10 7 11

RBI Year Player 1978 Bob Bomerito, So. 1979 Joe Carter, Fr.

1980 Mike Davis, Jr. 1981 Joe Carter, Jr. 1982 Russ Morman, So. 1983 Russ Morman, Jr. 1984 Loren Hibbs, Sr. 1985 Dan Juenke, Sr. 1986 Tim Raley, Jr. 1987 Mike McDonald, So. 1988 Mark Standiford, Sr. 1989 Eric Wedge, Jr. 1990 Mike Lansing, Sr. 1991 Doug Mirabelli, So. 1992 Todd Dreifort, Sr. 1993 Toby Smith, Jr. 1994 Richie Taylor, Jr. 1995 Jason Adams, Sr. 1996 Casey Blake, Sr. 1997 Jeff Ryan, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Pat Magness, Jr. 2000 Pat Magness, Sr. 2001 Randy Walter, So. 2002 Drew Moffitt, So. 2003 Drew Moffitt, Jr. 2004 Logan Sorensen, Sr. 2005 Derek Schermerhorn, So. 2006 Conor Gillaspie, Fr. 2007 Conor Gillaspie, So. 2008 Conor Gillaspie, Jr. 2009 Clint McKeever, Jr. 2010 Preston Springer, Jr. 2011 Chris O’Brien, Jr. 2012 Johnny Coy, Jr. 2013 *Tyler Baker, So. Casey Gillaspie, So. 2014 Casey Gillaspie, Jr. 2015 Sam Hilliard, Jr. 2016 Gunnar Troutwine, So. 2017 Jordan Boyer, So.

98 120 130 105 55 84 71 87 97 99 51 85 82 82 50 82 101 77 105 94 78 48 68 77 73 60 67 63 82 43 59 70 63 46 46 50 51 37 42

No. 86 101

Stolen Bases Year Player 1978 Bruce Alexander, Fr.

No. 18

1979 Phil Stephenson, Fr. 1980 Phil Stephenson, So. 1981 Jim Thomas, Jr. 1982 Phil Stephenson, Sr. 1983 Jim Spring, Sr. 1984 Victor Dunn, Jr. 1985 Arnie Beyeler, Jr. 1986 Kent Headley, Jr. 1987 Kent Headley, Sr. 1988 Mike Lansing, So. 1989 Mike Lansing, Jr. 1990 Mike Lansing, Sr. 1991 Billy Hall, Sr. 1992 Chris Wimmer, Jr. 1993 Carl Hall, Jr. 1994 Carl Hall, Sr. 1995 Randy Young, Jr. 1996 Randy Young, Sr. 1997 Kevin Hooper, So. Zach Sorensen, So. 1998 Jeff Ryan, Jr. 1999 Jeff Ryan, Sr. 2000 Brian Burgamy, Fr. 2001 Randy Walter, So. 2002 Dustin Hawkins, Sr. 2003 Phil Napolitan, So. 2004 Logan Sorensen, Sr. 2005 Derek Schermerhorn, So. 2006 Kenny Waddell, Sr. 2007 Derek Schermerhorn, Sr. 2008 Andy Dirks, Sr. 2009 Will Baez, Jr. 2010 Will Baez, Sr. 2011 Tyler Grimes, Jr. 2012 Don Lambert, Sr. 2013 *Erik Harbutz, Jr. 2014 Tanner Dearman, So. 2015 Daniel Kihle, Jr. 2016 Mikel Mucha, Sr. 2017 Travis Young, So.

Year-By-Year Statistics Hitting Year Gm Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR TB 1978 74 .351 2161 601 759 139 28 87 1215 1979 80 .384 2409 828 926 181 57 95 1506 1980 66 .378 2395 748 906 161 67 91 1474 1981 71 .377 2513 829 948 169 44 113 1545 1982 87 .344 2874 858 989 180 58 101 1588 1983 73 .334 2313 715 773 131 52 94 1290 1984 62 .305 1893 472 578 120 22 31 839 1985 88 .337 2718 765 917 199 33 92 1458 1986 63 .323 2084 568 674 134 29 57 n/a 1987 79 .316 2648 734 837 161 43 82 1330 1988 73 .308 2471 586 760 131 22 86 1193 1989 84 .323 2895 831 934 203 51 101 1542 1990 64 .298 2181 454 650 102 22 48 940 1991 79 .334 2735 708 914 167 34 80 1389 1992 67 .325 2438 651 792 121 31 57 1146 1993 75 .311 2650 611 824 133 30 64 1209 1994 62 .317 2239 482 709 111 27 39 911 1995 70 .331 2441 602 809 149 18 68 1198 1996 65 .332 2279 598 757 161 22 73 1181 1997 69 .335 2456 654 822 159 17 92 1291 1998 63 .369 2305 760 851 202 30 124 1485 1999 73 .328 2526 657 829 172 23 90 1317 2000 65 .312 2239 481 698 135 21 51 1028 2001 66 .303 2287 483 694 144 18 52 1030 2002 64 .317 2189 505 695 145 15 66 1068 2003 76 .300 2566 492 770 145 19 50 1103 2004 65 .324 2216 523 718 147 13 78 1125 2005 75 .289 2531 442 731 128 11 28 965 2006 68 .306 2357 447 722 103 20 34 967 2007 75 .299 2596 476 776 127 18 56 1107 2008 65 .314 2233 521 701 144 26 53 1056 2009 57 .275 1908 306 524 106 5 33 739 2010 60 .296 2066 441 611 134 17 64 971 2011 65 .280 2275 405 638 122 16 41 915 2012 60 .277 2077 329 576 108 11 31 799 2013 67 .292 2302 376 672 102 16 24 878 2014 59 .270 2003 294 541 101 11 38 778 2015 59 .274 1978 342 542 91 15 40 783 2016 58 .282 1980 344 558 105 10 40 803 2017 58 .267 1979 316 528 99 18 40 783

RBI SB-SBA BB SO 545 91-102 322 297 714 189-206 415 274 667 179-194 373 220 755 240-269 437 232 738 333-383 555 273 624 229-277 543 289 414 143-170 378 237 658 207-243 511 342 489 145-174 389 310 622 210-258 505 437 517 186-212 428 384 732 209-241 549 438 403 134-168 342 337 633 165-200 441 408 565 139-164 428 397 540 127-161 420 450 418 132-151 278 365 531 216-262 336 362 541 187-226 352 340 594 93-116 370 367 687 134-164 417 372 549 132-162 430 488 431 100-134 336 390 425 110-137 258 424 458 139-172 341 390 448 112-147 257 409 482 130-165 329 387 396 120-172 305 434 404 138-168 286 378 425 133-164 286 478 479 105-127 295 426 271 94-125 220 423 403 97-120 255 428 376 105-130 296 461 303 79-113 230 407 333 87-113 269 445 271 63-80 237 396 311 79-98 216 481 303 44-59 254 441 284 37-53 225 441

111 33 42 52 87 42 32 37 42 76 51 43 31 59 52 39 42 64 68 18 18 31 33 16 24 33 27 29 34 38 23 26 17 21 27 18 14 20 21 12 8

112 Pitching Year 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Fielding Year 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Year-By-Year Statistics ERA W-L 6.20 43-30 3.26 65-15 3.36 53-12 3.89 56-15 2.53 73-14 3.89 55-18 3.47 40-22 4.91 68-20 4.38 45-18 4.60 59-20 3.99 56-16 3.30 68-16 3.44 45-19 2.93 66-13 2.73 56-11 3.68 58-17 3.38 45-17 3.82 53-17 3.32 54-11 4.01 51-18 3.92 56-7 3.59 59-14 4.68 44-21 4.18 42-24 3.07 47-17 3.66 49-27 3.13 49-16 3.16 51-24 3.66 46-22 2.68 53-22 3.88 48-17 4.26 30-27 4.45 41-19 3.26 39-26 3.45 35-25 3.55 39-28 3.43 31-28 5.10 26-33 5.97 21-37 4.75 28-30 PO 1494 1705 1663 1736 2112 1730 1438 2033 1580 1986 1859 2133 1680 2020 1829 2015 1670 1810 1694 1785 1610 1872 1690 1700 1647 1926 1663 1990 1815 2007 1699 1515 1573 1766 1650 1794 1574 1524 1507 1534

A 561 755 772 788 913 759 610 895 672 827 760 919 731 948 858 905 729 879 765 742 783 804 742 770 723 839 709 795 687 773 620 597 640 718 717 749 592 583 558 542

SV 4 6 5 11 15 6 8 17 14 11 11 24 18 12 19 22 19 21 27 17 18 29 18 17 8 21 9 25 23 21 14 11 12 12 13 16 10 7 10 11 E 147 132 112 100 124 118 97 114 88 100 110 113 92 106 77 98 68 100 101 116 88 86 85 121 92 75 81 82 81 73 80 79 90 97 62 61 66 69 70 56

G CG 73 30 80 34 66 29 71 25 87 46 73 26 62 20 88 34 63 15 79 16 73 23 84 17 64 10 79 19 67 6 75 4 62 5 70 8 65 6 69 4 63 5 73 6 65 4 66 5 64 6 76 7 65 8 75 8 68 2 75 2 65 11 57 6 60 7 65 7 60 0 67 3 59 3 59 1 58 3 58 1 PCT .933 .949 .956 .961 .961 .955 .955 .963 .962 .966 .960 .964 .963 .966 .972 .968 .972 .964 .961 .956 .965 .969 .966 .953 .963 .974 .967 .971 .969 .974 .967 .964 .961 .962 .974 .977 .970 .968 .967 .974

SHO -- -- -- -- 17 11 8 10 5 7 7 10 5 9 11 3 10 8 9 5 6 5 5 9 5 7 7 13 4 9 3 5 6 10 4 6 6 1 4 7

IP 498.0 568.1 554.1 578.2 704.0 576.2 479.1 677.2 526.2 662.0 619.2 711.0 560.0 673.0 609.2 671.2 556.2 603.1 564.2 595.0 536.2 624.0 563.1 566.2 549.0 642.0 554.1 663.1 605.0 669.0 566.1 505.0 524.1 588.2 550.0 598.0 524.2 508.0 502.1 511.1

H R-ER BB 531 440-343 415 505 340-206 296 509 293-207 364 536 344-250 336 560 274-198 302 514 330-249 350 440 251-185 213 639 432-370 403 510 300-257 287 671 401-338 319 635 354-275 285 628 320-261 329 505 560-214 253 576 277-219 261 553 223-185 175 595 340-275 254 479 245-209 187 572 309-256 235 546 281-208 213 588 340-265 221 554 299-234 157 594 297-249 204 589 351-293 240 590 341-263 182 515 253-187 140 608 308-261 219 476 252-193 158 627 279-233 237 581 296-246 198 565 249-199 179 539 303-244 177 511 286-239 186 564 312-259 196 545 277-213 238 501 254-211 188 593 278-236 189 514 238-200 176 540 337-288 274 567 396-333 240 501 319-270 218

SO 371 443 417 435 589 431 310 406 387 525 504 632 482 538 467 590 522 486 529 528 414 599 469 506 477 533 490 607 469 670 553 508 438 488 381 461 377 461 427 481

WP -- -- -- 40 27 46 38 47 31 42 29 46 33 32 21 40 25 41 42 44 43 47 24 32 36 45 17 49 43 41 55 45 53 45 37 49 31 74 59 73

HB ---19 23 26 18 25 21 47 47 41 41 46 35 58 54 52 44 48 51 47 54 66 49 73 52 69 62 62 52 66 66 47 62 60 45 51 50 75

Shocker Record By Date FEBRUARY Day 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Total

W-L-T 1-0 2-0 0-1 3-1 2-1 3-2 6-2 7-2 5-4 5-4 12-4 6-4 10-2 5-5 6-3 8-1 8-2 18-1 16-1 17-5 8-6 2-1 150-53-0

MARCH Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Total

W-L-T 12-8 14-6 16-6 10-8 14-4 18-5 16-9 19-4-1 12-6 18-7 15-9 17-11-1 23-8 19-11 26-8 20-12 24-8 21-8 15-10 19-6 22-6 22-10 16-9 20-10 17-9 21-4 25-7 20-7 22-7 26-6 21-7 580-236-2

APRIL Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Total

W-L-T 24-10 16-6 20-7 21-8 34-10 19-10 18-11 24-20 19-13 22-6 26-8 20-9 20-9 19-11 19-11 23-9 26-7 24-5 15-14 25-8 23-9 20-10 21-7 24-6 22-9 27-9 21-9 24-9 23-9 22-10 661-280-0

MAY Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

W-L-T 20-8 25-4 16-11 21-14 24-2 19-9 16-12 18-7 23-4 17-8 18-7 15-7 19-7 19-6 23-4 16-4 11-5 6-9 14-5 15-9 12-6 14-8-1 8-8 11-3

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Total JUNE Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Total

113 7-4 11-9 12-3 6-6 8-4 4-6 3-1 451-200-1 W-L-T 3-4 3-0 5-2 4-2 5-2 2-1 4-3 1-1 1-1 1-3 1-0 0-2 30-21-0

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Attendance Records

Wichita State Attendance Records

Top-15 Shocker Total Attendance Bests Season Reg.-Season 1. 2007 132,143 2. 1992 117,728 3. 2008 140,922 4. 2005 125,678 5. 2009 121,392 6. 2006 119,894 7. 2010 111,659 8. 2002 84,392 9. 2000 88,816 10. 2011 110,723 11. 1994 85,746 12. 2003 86,363 13. 1991 66,337 14. 2004 106,195 15. 2012 99,433

Postseason 46,658 47,337 13,997 19,921 16,812 11,295 15,850 32,519 22,294 — 23,051 21,807 41,125 — —

Total 178,801 165,065 154,919 145,599 138,204 131,189 127,509 116,911 111,110 110,723 108,797 108,170 107,462 106,195 99,433

Top-15 Shocker Average Attendance Bests 1. 4,257, 2007 2. 4,187, 2008 3. 3,897, 2002 4. 3,863, 2003 5. 3,839, 2009 6. 3,793, 2004 7. 3,748, 2006 8. 3,733, 2005 9. 3,643, 2010 10. 3,561, 2001 11. 3,460, 2011 12. 3,439, 1992 13. 3,268, 2000 14. 3,013, 2012 15. 2,924, 2014

Top-15 All-Time Largest Crowds 1. 8,153 vs. UC Irvine, June 9, 2007 8,153 vs. UC Irvine, June 10, 2007 3. 8,103 vs. Oklahoma State, May 25, 1992 4. 7,851 vs. Arizona, June 4, 2007 5. 7,829 vs. Oklahoma State, May 24, 1992 6. 7,526 vs. Oral Roberts, May 28, 1999 7. 7,412 vs. Arizona State, May 23, 1992 8. 7,386 vs. George Washington, May 22, 1992 9. 7,220 vs. California, May 27, 1991 10. 7,217 vs. Kansas State, April 20, 2010 11. 7,212 vs. Creighton, May 18, 1991# 12. 7,084 vs. New Orleans, June 1, 2007 13. 6,943 vs. Kansas, April 22, 2008 14. 6,904 vs. Kansas State, April 29, 2008 15. 6,791 vs. Oklahoma, May 2, 2006 #Lawrence-Dumont Stadium

Shocker Attendance Ranked by the NCAA (since 1999)

NCAA NCAA Year Dates Total Rank Avg. Rank Record 1999 35 88,293 13 2,523 12 36-6 2000 34 111,110 10 3,268 8 29-11 2001 27 96,158 10 3,561 6 23-10 2002 30 116,911 10 3,897 7 30-9 2003 28 108,170 11 3,863 7 25-9 2004 28 106,195 14 3,793 8 29-4 2005 39 145,599 9 3,733 12 29-11 2006 35 131,189 12 3,748 13 28-7 2007 42 178,801 6 4,257 10 30-13 2008 37 154,919 9 4,187 12 33-6 2009 36 138,204 10 3,839 11 25-15 2010 35 127,509 11 3,643 10 28-7 2011 32 110,723 17 3,460 16 23-9 2012 33 99,433 20 3,013 20 24-11 2013 32 86,366 22 2,698 23 20-14 2014 27 78,972 24 2,924 20 19-10 2015 32 90,907 22 2,840 23 20-14 2016 32 71.714 30 2,241 32 17-17 2017 27 65,806 34 2,437 30 22-7

Wichita State’s Home Record Through the Years McAdams Lawrence-Dumont Shocker Park Stadium Field

1978 20-8 1979 -- 1980 -- 1981 -- 1982 -- 1983 -- 1984 -- 1985 -- 1986 -- 1987 -- 1988 -- 1989 -- 1990 -- 1991 -- 1992 -- 1993 -- 1994 -- 1995 -- 1996 -- 1997 -- 1998 – 1999 -- 2000 -- 2001 -- 2002 -- 2003 -- 2004 -- 2005 -- 2006 -- 2007 -- 2008 -- 2009 -- 2010 -- 2011 -- 2012 -- 2013 -- 2014 -- 2015 -- 2016 -- 2017 -- Totals 20-8

Eck Eck Stadium-Home Stadium of Tyler Field

1-2 6-0 -- 3-3 48-4 -- 0-3 43-3 -- 1-1 39-4 -- 1-2 43-2 -- 1-3 34-4 -- 0-3 24-2 -- 23-0 -- 20-5 -- -- 26-10 -- -- 37-6 8-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- – – – -- -- -- 9-3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 49-21 237-19 83-21

Yearly Attendance (since 1985)

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 25-2-1 33-10 27-11 39-2 43-5 36-9 31-9 31-5 31-6 36-6 34-2 36-6 20-8 23-10 30-9 25-9 29-4 29-11 28-7 30-13 33-6 25-15 28-7 23-9 4-11 0-14 19-10 20-14 17-17 22-7

Total

27-10 51-7 43-6 40-5 44-4 35-7 24-5 43-5 26-10 37-6 33-3-1 33-10 27-11 40-2 43-5 36-9 32-9 31-5 31-6 36-6 34-2 36-6 29-11 23-10 30-9 25-9 29-4 29-11 28-7 30-13 33-6 25-15 28-7 23-9 4-11 0-14 19-10 20-14 17-17 22-7

787-246-1 1,196-349-1

Season Reg.-Season Postseason Total Average 2017 65,806 — 65,806 2,437 2016 71,714 — 71,714 2,241 2015 86,303 4,604 90,907 2,840 2014 78,972 — 78,972 2,924 2013 86,366 — 86,366 2,698 2012 99,433 — 99,433 3,013 2011 110,723 — 110,723 3,460 2010 111,659 15,850 127,509 3,643 2009 121,392 16,812 138,204 3,839 2008 140,922 13,997 154,919 4,187 2007 132,143 46,658 178,801 4,257 2006 119,894 11,295 131,189 3,748 2005 125,678 19,921 145,599 3,733 2004 106,195 — 106,195 3,793 2003 86,363 21,807 108,170 3,863 2002 84,392 32,519 116,911 3,897 2001 88,807 7,351 96,158 3,561 2000 88,816 22,294 111,110 3,268 1999 54,073 34,220 88,293 2,523 1998 42,347 17,346 59,693 1,658 1997 60,850 14,266 75,116 1,788 1996 63,818 32,156 95,974 2,594 1995 73,659 16,042 89,701 2,492 1994 85,746 23,051 108,797 2,654 1993 64,446 9,403 73,849 1,641 1992 117,728 47,337 165,065 3,439 1991 66,337 41,125 107,462 2,559 1990 50,010 19,688 69,698 1,834 1989 34,629 4,774 39,403 916 1988 24,905 5,747 30,652 828 1987 15,248 4,458 19,706 458 1986 13,681 — 13,681 380 1985 15,263 4,649 19,912 415

NCAA Tournament Records Team – Single Game

Largest Winning Margin 11 vs. Oklahoma State (13-2) 1982 College World Series 11 vs. Oral Roberts (12-1) 1985 Midwest Regional 11 vs. Pepperdine (12-1) 1989 West II Regional Largest Losing Margin 18 vs. Arizona State (1-19) 1988 College World Series Most At-Bats 45 vs. Georgia Southern (13 innings) 1990 Midwest Regional 45 vs. Oral Roberts (9 innings) 1999 Wichita Regional Most Runs Scored 18 vs. Texas Christian 2006 Norman Regional Most Hits 20 vs. Texas Christian 2006 Norman Regional Fewest Hits 2 vs. Oral Roberts 2002 Wichita Regional *2 vs. Arkansas 2013 Manhattan Regional Most Doubles 6 vs. New Orleans 1982 South Regional 6 vs. Oklahoma State 1988 Midwest Regional *6 vs. Kansas State 2013 Manhattan Regional Most Triples 2 vs. Miami (Fla) 1982 College World Series Most Home Runs 5 vs. Oral Roberts 1985 Midwest Regional 5 vs. North Carolina State 1997 South II Regional Most Runs Batted In 17 vs. Texas Christian 2006 Norman Regional Most Stolen Bases 5 vs. Oklahoma State 1985 Midwest Regional 5 vs. California 1991 Midwest Regional 5 vs. Long Beach State 1991 College World Series 5 vs. Georgia Tech 1994 Midwest II Regional 5 vs. Oklahona State 1999 Wichita Regional 5 vs. Arkansas 2004 Fayetteville Regional Most Walks Drawn 13 vs. Loyola Marymount 1988 Midwest Regional Fewest Strikeouts (hitters) 1 vs. Mississippi State 1981 Atlantic Regional 1 vs. George Washington 1992 Midwest Regional 1 vs. Mississippi 2003 Houston Regional Most Strikeouts (hitters) 16 vs. Louisiana State 1993 College World Series Fewest Hits Allowed 2 vs. Clemson 1981 Atlantic Regional 2 vs. New Orleans 1982 South Regional 2 vs. Arizona 2007 Wichita Regional Most Hits Allowed 23 vs. Arizona State 1988 College World Series Fewest Walks Allowed 0 vs. Miami (Fla) 1982 College World Series 0 vs. Arkansas 1989 College World Series 0 vs. East Carolina 1991 Midwest Regional 0 vs. South Carolina 1993 Atlantic Regional 0 vs. Lamar 1995 Midwest Regional 0 vs. Oklahoma 2002 Wichita Regional 0 vs. UC-Irvine 2007 Wichita Super Regional 0 vs. TCU 2008 Stillwater Regional Most Walks Allowed 11 vs. Minnesota 2000 Minneapolis Regional Most Strikeouts 19 vs. Creighton (12 innings) 1991 College World Series Most Chances Without Error 59 vs. East Tennessee State (13 inn.) 1981 Atlantic Regional Most Errors Committed 6 vs. Oral Roberts 2002 Wichita Regional 6 vs. Arkansas 2004 Fayetteville Regional Most Assists 20 vs. East Tennessee State (13 inn.) 1981 Atlantic Regional 20 vs. Arizona State (9 innings) 1998 Midwest Regional Most Double Plays 5 vs. Arizona State 1992 Midwest Regional Most Innings Played 13 vs. East Tennessee State 1981 Atlantic Regional 13 vs. Georgia Southern 1990 Midwest Regional

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Individual – Single Game

Most At-Bats 6 by many – Derek Schermerhorn (3 times) Most Runs Scored 4 Pat Meares vs. Florida State 1989 College World Series Most Hits 5 Derek Schermerhorn vs. TCU 2006 Norman Regional Most Doubles 2 19 times – twice by Mike McDonald and Derek Schermerhorn Most Triples 1 17 times – twice by Mike Jones and Casey Blake Most Home Runs 2 Dan Juenke vs. Oral Roberts 1985 Midwest Regional 2 Mark Grogan vs. Oral Roberts 1985 Midwest Regional 2 Mark Standiford vs. Oklahoma St. 1988 Midwest Regional 2 Darren Dreifort vs. Ohio State 1993 Atlantic Regional 2 Jeff Ryan vs. North Carolina State 1997 South II Regional 2 Brandon Hall vs. Texas Christian 2006 Norman Regional 2 Conor Gillaspie vs. Oklahoma 2006 Norman Regional Most Runs Batted In 7 Darren Dreifort vs. Ohio State 1993 Atlantic Regional Most Stolen Bases 3 Arnie Beyeler vs. Oral Roberts 1985 Midwest Regional 3 Billy Hall vs. Baylor 1991 Midwest Regional 3 Chris Wimmer vs. California 1991 Midwest Regional 3 Billy Hall vs. Louisiana State 1991 College World Series Most Walks 4 Mark Standiford vs. Oklahoma St. 1988 Midwest Regional Most Strikeouts 4 Billy Hall vs. Long Beach State 1991 College World Series 4 Brian Spear vs. Houston 2006 Norman Regional Most Innings Pitched 10 Tyler Green vs. Georgia Southern 1990 Midwest Regional Most Innings In Relief 7 Frank Schulte vs. East Tenn. St. 1981 Atlantic Regional Fewest Hits-Complete Game 2 Don Heinkel vs. Clemson 1981 Atlantic Regional 2 Bryan Oelkers vs. New Orleans 1982 South Regional Fewest Walks-Complete Game 0 Kennie Steenstra vs. East Carolina 1991 Midwest Regional 0 Rob Musgrave vs. TCU 2008 Stillwater Regional Most Strikeouts 14 Tyler Green vs. Creighton 1991 College World Series 14 Mike Pelfrey vs. Missouri 2004 Fayetteville Regional

Individual Single Game Fielding Records

Pitcher Putouts 4 Greg Brummett vs. Arkansas in 1989 College World Series Assists 5 Kennie Steenstra vs. Oklahoma in 1992 College World Series Total Chances 6 Kennie Steenstra vs. Oklahoma (1 PO-5 Asst) in 1992 College World Series Catcher Putouts 20 Doug Mirabelli vs. Creighton in 1991 College World Series Assists 3 Dustin Bozarth vs. Butler in 2000 Minneapolis Regional 3 Joe Muich vs. Arkansas in 2004 Fayetteville Regional 3 Brandon Hall vs. Oklahoma in 2006 Norman Regional Total Chances 20 Doug Mirabelli vs. Creighton (20 PO) in 1991 College World Series First Base Putouts 15 Bryant Winslow vs. Florida State in 1989 College World Series Assists 3 Bryant Winslow vs. Arkansas in 1989 College World Series 3 Pat Magness vs. UCLA in 1999 Wichita Regional Total Chances 16 Phil Stephenson vs. East Tennessee (14 PO-2 Asst) in 1981 Atlantic Regional 16 Mike McDonald vs. UC-Santa Barbara (14 PO-2 Asst) in 1987 West I Regional 16 Bryant Winslow vs. Florida State (15 PO-1 Asst) in 1989 College World Series Second Base Putouts 6 Damon Sublett vs. Winthrop in 2005 Knoxville Regional Assists 10 Joey Jackson vs. Ohio State in 1993 Atlantic Regional

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NCAA Tournament Records

Total Chances 12 Joey Jackson vs. Ohio State (2 PO-10 Asst) in 1993 Atlantic Regional Third Base Putouts 4 Pat Meares vs. UCLA in 1990 Midwest Regional Assists 9 Mike Jones vs. East Carolina in 1991 Midwest Regional Total Chances 10 Mike Jones vs. East Carolina (1 PO-9 Asst) in 1991 Midwest Regional Shortstop Putouts 5 Mike Blankenberger vs. Oral Roberts in 1987 West I Regional 5 Pat Meares vs. Pepperdine in 1989 West II Regional 5 Chris Wimmer vs. Oklahoma in 1992 College World Series Assists 8 Chris Wimmer vs. California in 1991 Midwest Regional Total Chances 12 Chris Wimmer vs. California (4 PO-8 Asst) in 1991 Midwest Regional Outfield Putouts 9 Blake Hurlbutt vs. Houston in 2006 Norman Regional Assists 2 Mark Grogan vs. Miami in 1982 College World Series Total Chances 9 Blake Hurlbutt vs. Houston (9 PO) in 2006 Norman Regional

Team – Tournament

Most At-Bats 205 in 1989 West II Regional (6 games) Most Runs Scored 48 in 1985 Midwest Regional (5 games) Most Runs Per Game 10.5 in 1991 Midwest Regional (42 in 4 games) Most Hits 63 in 1985 Midwest Regional (5 games) Most Doubles 13 in 2006 Norman Regional (4 games) 13 in 2007 Wichita Regional (5 games) Most Triples 2 in 1981 Atlantic Regional (3 games) 2 in 1982 College World Series (5 games) 2 in 1989 West II Regional (6 games) 2 in 1991 Midwest Regional (4 games) 2 in 1993 Atlantic Regional (5 games) Most Home Runs 15 in 1985 Midwest Regional (5 games) Most Runs Batted In 45 in 1985 Midwest Regional (5 games) 45 in 1988 Midwest Regional (5 games) Highest Batting Average .352 in 2006 Norman Regional (51-for-145 in 4 games) Most Walks Drawn 37 in 1985 Midwest Regional (5 games) Most Strikeouts (hitters) 39 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Stolen Bases 15 in 1991 Midwest Regional (4 games) Most Innings Pitched 54 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Complete Games 3 in 1982 College World Series (5 games) Most Shutouts 2 in 1982 South Regional (3 games) 2 in 1992 Midwest Regional (4 games) Fewest Hits Per 9 Innings 3.7 in 1982 South Regional (11 in 27 innings) Fewest Walks Per 9 Innings 1.3 in 1995 Midwest Regional (4 in 27 innings) Most Strikeouts Per 9 Innings 11.2 in 2007 Wichita Regional (56 in 45 innings) Most Wins 5 in 1989 West II Regional 5 in 1989 College World Series Most Saves 3 in 1989 West II Regional (6 games) 3 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Lowest Earned Run Average 0.33 in 1982 South Regional (1 earned run in 27 innings)

Most Putouts 162 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Assists 88 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Double Plays 11 in 1991 College World Series (4 games) Most Total Chances 264 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Errors Committed 14 in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Highest Fielding Percentage 1.000 in 1997 South Regional (0 errors in 73 total chances

Individual – Tournament

Most At-Bats 27 P.J. Forbes in 1989 West II Regional (6 games) Most Runs Scored 9 Gregg Schiffelbein in 1985 Midwest Regional (5 games) 9 Chris Wimmer in 1991 Midwest Regional (4 games) Most Hits 11 Conor Gillaspie in 2006 Norman Regional (4 games) Most Doubles 5 Derek Schermerhorn in 2006 Norman Regional (4 games) Most Triples 2 Casey Blake in 1993 Atlantic Regional (5 games) Most Home Runs 4 Mark Standiford in 1988 Midwest Regional (5 games) 4 Darren Dreifort in 1993 Atlantic Regional (5 games) Most Runs Batted In 12 Russ Morman in 1982 College World Series (5 games) Highest Batting Average (minimum 9 at-bats) .611 Conor Gillaspie in 2006 Norman Regional (11-for-18) Most Stolen Bases 6 Billy Hall in 1991 Midwest Regional (4 games) Most Walks 8 Phil Stephenson in 1982 College World Series (5 games) 8 Mark Standiford in 1988 Midwest Regional (5 games) 8 Jim Audley in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Strikeouts (hitter) 8 Darren Dreifort in 1993 Atlantic Regional (5 games) 8 Brian Schoenhofer in 1999 Wichita Regional (4 games) Most Pitching Appearances 5 Jim Newlin in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Games Started 3 Greg Brummett in 1989 College World Series (6 games) Most Games Started-Regional 2 Rich McIntyre in 1985 Midwest Regional 2 David Haas in 1988 Midwest Regional 2 Pat Cedeno in 1989 West II Regional 2 Mike Brandley in 1993 Atlantic Regional 2 Travis Banwart in 2007 Wichita Regional Most Complete Games 2 Bryan Oelkers in 1982 College World Series Most Innings Pitched 23 2/3 Greg Brummett in 1989 College World Series Most Innings-Regional 16 1/3 David Haas in 1988 Midwest Regional Most Strikeouts 17 Tyler Green in 1991 College World Series (12 innings) Most Walks Allowed 11 Bryan Oelkers in 1982 College World Series (18 innings) 11 Pat Cedeno in 1988 Midwest Regional (9 innings) Most Wins 3 Greg Brummett in 1989 College World Series Most Losses 2 Don Heinkel in 1982 College World Series Most Saves 3 Jim Newlin in 1989 College World Series Best Earned Run Average (more than 9 innings) 0.90 Tyler Green in 1990 Midwest Regional (1 earned run in 10 innings)

More Than One Tournament – Same Season

Team Most Games Played 12 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series Most At-Bats 400 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Runs Scored 76 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Runs Per Game 8.4 in 1991 Midwest Regional/College World Series (64 in 8 games) Most Hits 106 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games)

NCAA Tournament Records Most Doubles 21 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Triples 3 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) 3 in 1991 Midwest Regional/College World Series (8 games) Most Home Runs 12 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Runs Batted In 67 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Highest Batting Average .305 in 2007 Wichita Regional/Wichita Super Regional (74-for-243) Most Walks Drawn 57 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Stolen Bases 27 in 1991 Midwest Regional/College World Series (8 games) Most Innings Pitched 107 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Complete Games 5 in 1982 South Regional/College World Series (8 games) Most Shutouts 3 in 1982 South Regional/College World Series (8 games) Fewest Hits Per 9 Innings 6.9 in 1982 South Regional/College World Series (55 in 72 innings) Fewest Walks Per 9 Innings 2.2 in 1993 Atlantic Regional/College World Series (20 in 82 innings) Most Strikeouts Per 9 Innings 9.8 in 2007 Wichita Regional/Wichita Super Regional (68 in 62 1/3) Most Wins 10 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Saves 6 in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Best Earned Run Average 2.25 in 1982 South Regional/CWS (18 earned runs in 72 innings) Individual Most Games Played 12 Jim Audley, Todd Dreifort, P.J. Forbes, Mike Jones, Mike McDonald, Pat Meares, Eric Wedge, and Bryant Winslow in 1989 West II/CWS Most At-Bats 51 P.J. Forbes in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Runs Scored 13 Chris Wimmer in 1991 Midwest Regional/College World Series (9 games) Most Hits 15 Mark Standiford in 1988 Midwest Regional/College World Series (9 gms) 15 Pat Meares in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Doubles 5 Russ Morman in 1982 South Regional/College World Series (8 games) Most Triples 2 Casey Blake in 1993 Atlantic Regional/College World Series (9 games) Most Home Runs 6 Mark Standiford in 1988 Midwest Regional/College World Series (9 gms) 6 Darren Dreifort in 1993 Atlantic Regional/College World Series (9 games) Most Runs Batted In 15 Eric Wedge in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Highest Batting Average .484 Mark Standiford in 1988 Midwest Regional/CWS (15-for-31) Most Walks Drawn 13 Eric Wedge in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series (12 games) Most Stolen Bases 11 Billy Hall in 1991 Midwest Regional/College World Series (8 games) Most Pitching Appearances 8 Jim Newlin in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series Most Games Started 4 David Haas in 1988 Midwest Regional/College World Series 4 Greg Brummett in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series 4 Pat Cedeno in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series 4 Mike Brandley in 1993 Atlantic Regional/College World Series Most Complete Games 3 Bryan Oelkers in 1982 South Regional/College World Series Most Shutouts 2 Bryan Oelkers in 1982 South Regional and College World Series Most Innings Pitched 33 2/3 David Haas in 1988 Midwest Regional/College World Series Most Strikeouts 28 David Haas in 1988 Midwest Regional/College World Series (33 2/3 inn) Most Wins 4 Greg Brummett in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series Most Saves 5 Jim Newlin in 1989 West II Regional/College World Series

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Lowest Earned Run Average (more than 9 innings) 0.00 Jaime Bluma in 1993 Atlantic Regional/CWS (0 earned runs in 9 1/3)

Miscellaneous Streaks and Accomplishments Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings 18 1/3 Jaime Bluma, 1991-93 18 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 13 2/3 Erik Sonberg, 1982 13 2/3 Pat Cedeno, 1989 13 1/3 Steve Foral, 1996-97 Hitting In Consecutive Games 12 Mike Lansing, 1988, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;90 11 Eric Wedge, 1989 11 Chris Wimmer, 1990-91 10 Todd Dreifort, 1991-92 9 Jim Thomas, 1981-82 Home Run In Consecutive Games 3 Russ Morman, 1982 3 Rick Wrona, 1985 3 Eric Wedge, 1989 Shutouts 3-0 vs. Jackson State in 1982 South Regional (Don Heinkel 3-hitter) 7-0 vs. New Orleans in 1982 South Regional (Bryan Oelkers 2-hitter) 7-0 vs. Cal State-Fullerton in 1982 College World Series (Bryan Oelkers 5-hitter) 4-0 vs. Portland State in 1989 West II Regional (Pat Cedeno 6-hitter) 9-0 vs. George Washington in 1992 Midwest Regional (Charlie Giaudrone 6 hits in 7 innings, Steve Smith no hits in 1 inning, Jaime Bluma 1 hit in 1 innings for combined 7-hitter) 5-0 vs. Oklahoma State in 1992 Midwest Regional (Kennie Steenstra 4-hitter) 4-0 vs. Indiana in 1996 Midwest Regional (Steve Foral 5 hits in 7 1/3 innings, Braden Looper no hits in 1 2/3 innings for combined 5-hitter) 3-0 vs. Missouri in 2004 Fayetteville Regional (Mike Pelfrey 4 hits in 8 2/3 innings, Tommy Hottovy no hits in 1/3 of an inning for combined 4-hitter) 3-0 vs. Arizona in 2007 Wichita Regional (Travis Banwart 2 hits in 7 2/3 innings, Noah Krol no hits in 1/3 innings for combined 2-hitter) Grand Slams Todd Dreifort vs. California in 1991 Midwest Regional Darren Dreifort vs. Ohio State in 1992 Atlantic Regional Clint McKeever vs. Oklahoma State in 2008 Stillwater Regional

WSU NCAA Career Leaders Games Played 32 Jim Audley, 1988-91 29 Todd Dreifort, 1989-92 26 Tommy Tilma, 1990-93 25 P.J. Forbes, 1987-90 24 Mike McDonald, 1987-89 24 Eric Wedge, 1987-89 24 Pat Meares, 1988-90 At-Bats 125 Jim Audley, 1988-91 103 P.J. Forbes, 1987-90 101 Todd Dreifort, 1989-92 91 Mike McDonald, 1987-89 91 Pat Meares, 1988-90 Runs Scored 27 Jim Audley, 1988-91 22 Eric Wedge, 1987-89 18 Mark Standiford, 1985-88 18 Todd Dreifort, 1989-92 17 Chris Wimmer, 1990-92 Hits 35 Jim Audley, 1988-91 31 Todd Dreifort, 1989-92 27 Conor Gillaspie, 2006-08 26 Mark Standiford, 1985-88 26 Derek Schermerhorn, 2004-07 Doubles 10 Derek Schermerhorn, 2004-07 8 Phil Stephenson, 1980-82 7 Mike McDonald, 1987-89 6 Mark Standiford, 1985-88

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6 Eric Wedge, 1987-89 6 Scot McCloughan, 1990-92 Triples 2 Mike Jones, 1988-91 2 Casey Blake, 1993-96 1 13 tied Home Runs 9 Mark Standiford, 1985-88 7 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 4 Russ Morman, 1982-83 4 Eric Wedge, 1987-89 4 Jeff Ryan, 1996-98 4 Zach Sorensen, 1996-98 4 Pat Magness, 1997-00 Runs Batted In 25 Mark Standiford, 1985-88 24 Jim Audley, 1988-91 20 Todd Dreifort, 1989-92 20 Casey Blake, 1993-96 19 Mike McDonald, 1987-89 19 Eric Wedge, 1987-89 19 Conor Gillaspie, 2006-08 Walks 28 Eric Wedge, 1987-89 18 Jim Audley, 1988-91 18 Doug Mirabelli, 1990-92 17 Todd Dreifort, 1989-92 16 Dan Raley, 1985-88 Stolen Bases 11 Billy Hall, 1990-91 10 Jim Audley, 1988-91 10 Randy Young, 1994-96 9 Chris Wimmer, 1990-92 9 Josh Workman, 2006-08 Batting Average (minimum 20 at-bats) .429 Brian Burgamy (12-for-28), 2000, ’02 .429 Blake Hurlbutt (12-for-28), 2005-07 .426 Mark Standiford (26-for-61), 1985-88 .417 Pat Magness (20-for-48), 1997-00 .400 Derek Schermerhorn (26-for-65), 2004-07 .400 Tim Hayes (10-for-25), 1998-99 .395 Blake Blasi (15-for-38), 1999-00 .370 Conor Gillaspie (27-for-73), 2006-08 .370 Andy Dirks (20-for-54), 2007-08 .360 Phil Stephenson (18-for-50), 1980-82 .358 Koyie Hill (19-for-53), 1998-00 .353 Billy Hall (12-for-34), 1990-91 .350 Arnie Beyeler (7-for-20), 1985 .348 Dustin Hawkins (8-for-23), 1999-00, ‘02 .342 Jeff Ryan (13-for-38), 1996-98 .333 Kevin Hooper (21-for-63), 1996-99 .333 Zach Sorensen (15-for-45), 1996-98 .333 Brian Preston (10-for-30), 1996-99 .333 Josh Workman (18-for-54), 2006-08 .326 Loren Hibbs (15-for-46), 1982-83 .326 Russ Morman (15-for-46), 1982-83 .320 Casey Blake (24-for-75), 1993-96 .320 Shawn Smarsh (8-for-25), 2002-04 .320 Tyler Weber (16-for-50), 2005-08 Pitching Appearances 15 Jim Newlin, 1987-89 11 Jaime Bluma, 1991-94 11 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 10 Pat Cedeno, 1987-89 9 Jeff Bluma, 1987-90 Games Started 8 Greg Brummett, 1987-89 6 David Haas, 1985-88 6 Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 5 Don Heinkel, 1980-82 5 Pat Cedeno, 1987-90 5 Charlie Giaudrone, 1989-92 5 Tyler Green, 1989-91 5 Steve Foral, 1995-98 5 Rob Musgrave, 2005-08 5 Aaron Shafer, 2006-08

Complete Games 3 Don Heinkel, 1980-82 3 Bryan Oelkers, 1980-82 3 Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 2 Greg Brummett, 1987-89 2 David Haas, 1985-88 Innings Pitched 61 Greg Brummett, 1987-89 49 1/3 David Haas, 1985-88 42 2/3 Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 42 Pat Cedeno, 1987-89 39 1/3 Don Heinkel, 1980-82 Shutouts 2 Bryan Oelkers, 1980-82 1 Don Heinkel, 1980-82 1 Pat Cedeno, 1987-89 1 Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 Wins 6 Greg Brummett, 1987-89 5 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 4 Pat Cedeno, 1987-89 4 Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 3 Bryan Oelkers, 1980-82 3 David Haas, 1985-88 3 Jaime Bluma, 1991-94 3 Mike Brandley, 1992-96 3 Travis Banwart, 2005-07 3 Rob Musgrave, 2005-08 3 Aaron Shafer, 2006-08 Losses 3 Don Heinkel, 1980-82 2 several tied Saves 6 Jim Newlin, 1987-89 3 Noah Booth, 2003, ’05-07 2 Jaime Bluma, 1991-94 2 Marc Bluma, 1996-99 1 Greg LaFever, 1982-85 1 David Haas, 1985-88 1 Pat Cedeno, 1987-89 1 Morgan LeClair, 1989-91 1 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 1 Greg Bauer, 1997-00 1 Justin Maureau, 2000, ‘02 1 Mike Dennison, 2000-03 1 Tommy Hottovy, 2001-04 1 Noah Krol, 2006-07 1 Anthony Capra, 2006-08 Strikeouts 44 Greg Brummett, 1987-99 44 Tyler Green, 1989-91 38 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 33 Pat Cedeno, 1987-89 33 Steve Foral, 1995-98 Earned Run Average (more than nine innings) 0.48 Jaime Bluma (1 earned run in 18 2/3), 1991-94 1.32 Marc Bluma (2 earned runs in 13 2/3), 1996-99 1.33 Bryan Oelkers (4 earned runs in 27 innings), 1980-82 1.49 Steve Foral (6 earned runs in 36 1/3), 1995-98 1.52 Mike Pelfrey (4 earned runs in 23 2/3), 2003-05 2.17 Brandon Baird (7 earned runs in 29 innings), 1993-96 2.51 Greg Brummett (17 earned runs in 61 innings), 1987-89 2.53 Kennie Steenstra (12 earned runs in 42 2/3), 1990-92 2.65 Noah Booth (5 earned runs in 17 innings), 2003, ’05-07 2.75 Don Heinkel (12 earned runs in 39 1/3), 1980-82 3.09 Jeff Bluma (4 earned runs in 11 2/3), 1987-90 3.12 Tyler Green (12 earned runs in 34 2/3), 1989-91 3.18 Erik Sonberg (10 earned runs in 28 1/3), 1981-83 3.18 Shane Durham (4 earned runs in 11 1/3), 1985-88 3.31 Darren Dreifort (13 earned runs in 35 1/3), 1991-93 3.37 Tim Kelley (4 earned runs in 10 2/3), 2008-09 3.38 Frank Schulte (5 earned runs in 13 1/3), 1981-83 3.65 Tommy Hottovy (5 earned runs in 12 1/3), 2001-04 3.69 Aaron Shafer (13 earned runs in 31 2/3 innings), 2006-08 3.86 Stan Brown (4 earned runs in 9 1/3), 1980-82 3.90 Mike Brandley (12 earned runs in 27 2/3), 1992-96

College World Series Records Team - Game

Largest Winning Margin 11 vs. Oklahoma State (13-2) in 1982 Largest Losing Margin 18 vs. Arizona State (1-19) in 1988 Most At Bats 42 vs. Cal State-Fullerton in 1982 42 vs. Arizona State in 1993 (11 innings) Most Runs Scored 13 vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 Most Hits 15 vs. Florida State in 1989 Most Doubles 4 vs. Florida State in 1989 Most Triples 2 vs. Miami in 1982 Most Home Runs 2 vs. Arkansas in 1989 2 vs. Florida State in 1989 2 vs. Louisiana State in 1996 Most Runs Batted In 12 vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 Most Stolen Bases 5 vs. Long Beach State in 1991 Most Walks Drawn 11 vs. Oklahoma State in 1993 Most Strikeouts (hitters) 16 vs. Louisiana State in 1993 Most Innings Pitched 12 vs. Creighton in 1991 Fewest Hits Allowed 5 vs. Cal State-Fullerton in 1982 5 vs. Arkansas in 1989 Most Hits Allowed 23 vs. Arizona State in 1988 Fewest Runs Allowed 0 vs. Cal State Fullerton in 1982 Fewest Walks Allowed 0 vs. Miami in 1982 0 vs. Arkansas in 1989 Most Walks Allowed 9 vs. Long Beach State in 1991 Most Strikeouts 19 vs. Creighton in 1991 (12 innings – 14 in first nine innings) Most Putouts 36 vs. Creighton in 1991 (12 innings) Most Assists 19 vs. Creighton in 1991 Most Total Chances 49 vs. Creighton in 1991 (12 innings) Most Chances Without Error 43 vs. Arizona State in 1988 Most Double Plays 4 vs. Creighton in 1991

Individual – Game

Most At-Bats 6 Russ Morman vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 6 Charlie O’Brien vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 6 Jim Thomas vs. Texas in 1982 6 Adam McCollough vs. Louisiana State in 1996 Most Runs Scored 4 Pat Meares vs. Florida State in 1989 Most Hits 4 Tim Gaskell vs. Cal State-Fullerton in 1982 4 Loren Hibbs vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 4 Mike Jones vs. Creighton in 1991 4 Casey Blake vs. Louisiana State in 19967 Most Doubles 2 Phil Stephenson vs. Miami in 1982 2 Mike McDonald vs. Florida State in 1989 2 Pat Meares vs. Arkansas in 1989 2 Mike Jones vs. Long Beach State in 1991 Most Triples 1 Loren Hibbs vs. Miami in 1982 1 Dave Lucas vs. Miami in 1982 1 Mike Jones vs. Arkansas in 1989 1 Jim Audley vs. Creighton in 1991 Most Home Runs 1 18 times including Russ Morman three times in 1982, Mark Standiford twice in 1988, Pat Meares twice in 1989, and Darren Dreifort twice in 1993

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Most Runs Batted In 6 Russ Morman vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 Most Stolen Bases 3 Billy Hall vs. Louisiana State in 1991 Most Walks Drawn 3 Kevin Penner vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 3 Eric Wedge vs. Arizona State in 1988 3 Carl Hall vs. Oklahoma State in 1993 3 Richie Taylor vs. Oklahoma State in 1993 3 Travis Wyckoff vs. Louisiana State in 1996 Most Times Struck Out 4 Billy Hall vs. Long Beach State in 1991 Most Innings Pitched 9 Bryan Oelkers vs. Cal State-Fullerton and Texas in 1982 9 Erik Sonberg vs. Oklahoma State in 1982 9 Greg Brummett vs. Arizona State in 1988 9 Greg Brummett vs. Texas in 1989 9 Tyler Green vs. Creighton in 1991 9 Kennie Steenstra vs. Creighton in 1991 Most Innings Pitched in Relief 5 Brandon Baird vs. Louisiana State in 1993 Fewest Runs Allowed-9 innings 0 Bryan Oelkers vs. Cal State-Fullerton (complete game) in 1982 Fewest Earned Runs-9 innings 0 Bryan Oelkers vs. Cal State-Fullerton (complete game) in 1982 0 Tyler Green vs. Creighton in 1991 Fewest Hits Allowed-9 innings 5 Bryan Oelkers vs. Cal State-Fullerton (complete game) in 1982 Fewest Walks Allowed-9 innings 2 Kennie Steenstra vs. Creighton (complete game) in 1991 2 Tyler Green vs. Creighton in 1991 Most Strikeouts 14 Tyler Green vs. Creighton in 1991

Team-Tournament

Most Games Played 6 in 1989 Most At-Bats 195 in 1989 (6 games) Most Runs Scored 37 in 1989 (6 games) Most Runs Per Game 6.8 in 1982 (34 in 5 games) Most Hits 53 in 1982 (5 games) Most Doubles 10 in 1989 (6 games) Most Triples 2 in 1982 (5 games) Most Home Runs 6 in 1989 (6 games) Most Runs Batted In 33 in 1982 (5 games) Highest Batting Average .286 in 1982 (53-for-185) Most Stolen Bases 12 in 1991 (4 games) Most Walks Drawn 32 in 1982 (5 games) Most Times Struck Out 39 in 1989 (6 games) Most Innings Pitched 54 in 1989 (6 games) Most Complete Games 3 in 1982 (5 games) Most Shutouts 1 in 1982 (5 games) Fewest Hits Per 9 Innings 7.6 in 1991 (33 in 39 innings) Fewest Walks Per 9 Innings 2.65 in 1992 (6 in 17 innings) Most Strikeouts Per 9 Innings 8.1 in 1991 (35 in 39 innings) Most Wins 5 in 1989 (6 games) Most Saves 3 in 1989 (6 games) Lowest Earned Run Average 3.00 in 1991 (13 earned runs in 39 innings) Most Putouts 162 in 1989 (6 games)

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Most Assists 88 in 1989 (6 games) Most Total Chances 264 in 1989 (6 games) Most Double Plays 11 in 1991 (4 games) Most Errors Committed 14 in 1989 (6 games) Highest Fielding Percentage .981 in 1993 (3 errors in 160 total chances)

Individual – Tournament

Most Games Played 6 Jim Audley, Todd Dreifort, P.J. Forbes, Mike Jones, Mike McDonald, Pat Meares, Eric Wedge, Bryant Winslow in 1989 Most At-Bats 26 Mike McDonald (6 games) in 1989 Most Runs Scored 8 Pat Meares (6 games) in 1989 Most Hits 10 Loren Hibbs (5 games) in 1982 Most Doubles 3 Pat Meares (6 games) in 1989 Most Triples 1 Loren Hibbs (5 games) in 1982 1 Dave Lucas (5 games) in 1982 1 Mike Jones (6 games) in 1989 1 Jim Audley (4 games) in 1991 Most Home Runs 3 Russ Morman (5 games) in 1982 Most Runs Batted In 12 Russ Morman (5 games) in 1982 Highest Batting Average (min. 9 at bats) .563 Mark Standiford (9-for-16) in 1988 Most Stolen Bases 5 Billy Hall (4 games) in 1991 Most Walks Drawn 9 Phil Stephenson (5 games) in 1982 Most Times Struck Out 7 Bryant Winslow (6 games) in 1989 7 Toby Smith (4 games) in 1993 Most Pitching Appearances 5 Jim Newlin in 1989 Most Games Started 3 Greg Brummett in 1989 Most Complete Games 2 Bryan Oelkers in 1982 Most Shutouts 1 Bryan Oelkers in 1982 Most Innings Pitched 23 2/3 Greg Brummett in 1989 Most Strikeouts 17 Tyler Green (13 innings) in 1991 Most Walks Allowed 11 Bryan Oelkers (18 innings) in 1982 Most Wins 3 Greg Brummett in 1989 Most Losses 2 Don Heinkel in 1982 Most Saves 3 Jim Newlin in 1989 Lowest Earned Run Average 1.52 Greg Brummett (4 earned runs in 23 2/3) in 1989

WSU College World Series Career Leaders Most Games Played 14 Jim Audley, 1988-89, ’91 12 Todd Dreifort, 1989, ’91-92 11 Mike Jones, 1988-89, ’91 10 P.J. Forbes, 1988-89 10 Mike McDonald, 1988-89 10 Pat Meares, 1988-89 10 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 10 Tommy Tilma, 1991-93 7 Joey Wilson, 1988-89 7 Bryant Winslow, 1988-89

Most At Bats 50 Jim Audley, 1988-89, 91 47 Todd Dreifort, 1989, 91-92 42 Mike McDonald, 1988-89 41 Mike Jones, 1988-89, 91 38 P.J. Forbes, 1988-89 36 Pat Meares, 1988-89 33 Tommy Tilma, 1991-93 30 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 25 Chris Wimmer, 1991-92 24 Charlie O’Brien, 1982 24 Jim Thomas, 1982 Most Runs Scored 13 Jim Audley, 1988-89, ’91 8 Pat Meares, 1988-89 7 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 6 Jim Thomas, 1982 6 P.J. Forbes, 1988-89 6 Mike Jones, 1988-89, ’91 5 Loren Hibbs, 1982 5 Russ Morman, 1982 5 Chris Wimmer, 1991-92 5 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 5 Casey Blake, 1993, ‘96 Most Hits 15 Jim Audley, 1988-89, 91 15 Todd Dreifort, 1989, 91-92 12 Mike Jones, 1988-89, 91 12 Pat Meares, 1988-89 11 Mike McDonald, 1988-89 10 Loren Hibbs, 1982 9 Russ Morman, 1982 9 Mark Standiford, 1988 9 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 8 four tied Most Doubles 4 Mike McDonald, 1988-89 3 Pat Meares, 1988-89 3 Mike Jones, 1988-89, ’91 2 Loren Hibbs, 1982 2 Russ Morman, 1982 2 Phil Stephenson, 1982 2 Jim Thomas, 1982 2 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 2 Todd Dreifort, 1989, ’91-92 2 Chris Wimmer, 1991-92 2 Adam McCollough, 1996 Most Triples 1 Loren Hibbs, 1982 1 Dave Lucas, 1982 1 Jim Audley, 1988-89, 91 1 Mike Jones, 1988-89, 91 Most Home Runs 3 Russ Morman, 1982 2 Mark Standiford, 1988 2 Pat Meares, 1988-89 2 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 1 Jim Audley, 1988-89, ’91 1 Mike Jones, 1988-89, ’91 1 Mike McDonald, 1988-89 1 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 1 Mike Wentworth, 1988-89 1 Doug Mirabelli, 1991-92 1 Tommy Tilma, 1991-93 1 Casey Blake, 1993, ‘96 1 Zach Sorensen, 1996 Most Runs Batted In 12 Russ Morman, 1982 11 Casey Blake, 1993, 96 10 Jim Audley, 1988-89, 91 10 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 6 Dave Lucas, 1982 6 Mike Jones, 1988-89, 91 6 Pat Meares, 1988-89 6 Todd Dreifort, 1989, 91-92 5 Phil Stephenson, 1982 5 Mark Standiford, 1988 5 Doug Mirabelli, 1991-92

College World Series Records Most Stolen Bases 5 Billy Hall, 1991 4 Loren Hibbs, 1982 4 Jim Audley, 1988-89, ’91 4 Chris Wimmer, 1991-92 3 Jim Thomas, 1982 Most Walks 12 Eric Wedge, 1988-89 9 Phil Stephenson, 1982 9 Jim Audley, 1988-89, 91 6 Doug Mirabelli, 1991-92 6 Richie Taylor, 1992-93 6 Casey Blake, 1993, 96 Highest Batting Average (minimum 9 at-bats) .563 Mark Standiford (9-for-16), 1988 .455 Loren Hibbs (10-for-22), 1982 .444 Tim Gaskell (8-for-18), 1982 .409 Russ Morman (9-for-22), 1982 .381 Casey Blake (8-for-21), 1993, ‘96 .375 Jason Adams (6-for-16), 1993 .333 Pat Meares (12-for-36), 1988-89 .333 Jim Thomas (8-for-24), 1982 .320 Chris Wimmer (8-for-25), 1991-92 .319 Todd Dreifort (15-for-47), 1989, ’91-92 .300 Jim Audley (15-for-50), 1988-89, ‘91 .300 Eric Wedge (9-for-30), 1988-89 .300 Mike Wentworth (3-for-10), 1988-89 Most Pitching Appearances 7 Jim Newlin, 1988-89 6 Jaime Bluma, 1991-93 6 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 5 Greg Brummett, 1988-89 4 Pat Cedeno, 1988-89 4 Travis Wyckoff, 1993, ’96 3 Kennie Steenstra, 1991-92 3 Mike Brandley, 1992-93 2 seven tied Most Games Started 5 Greg Brummett, 1988-89 3 Kennie Steenstra, 1991-92 2 Don Heinkel, 1982 2 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 2 David Haas, 1988 2 Pat Cedeno, 1988-89 2 Charlie Giaudrone, 1989, 91-92 2 Tyler Green, 1989, 91 2 Mike Brandley, 1992-93 2 Travis Wyckoff, 1993, 96 Most Complete Games 2 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 2 Greg Brummett, 1988-89 1 Erik Sonberg, 1982 1 Kennie Steenstra, 1991-92 Most Shutouts 1 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 Most Innings Pitched 37 2/3 Greg Brummett, 1988-89 18 2/3 Kennie Steenstra, 1991-92 18 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 17 1/3 David Haas, 1988 17 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 16 Pat Cedeno, 1988-89 15 2/3 Mike Brandley, 1992-93 13 1/3 Don Heinkel, 1982 12 Tyler Green, 1989, ’91 10 1/3 Jaime Bluma, 1991-93

Most Strikeouts 24 Greg Brummett, 1988-89 17 Tyler Green, 1989, 91 14 David Haas, 1988 14 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 13 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 13 Erik Sonberg, 1982 11 Don Heinkel, 1982 10 Pat Cedeno, 1988-89 10 Kennie Steenstra, 1991-92 10 Mike Brandley, 1992-93 Most Wins 4 Greg Brummett, 1988-89 2 Bryan Oelkers, 1982 2 Kennie Steenstra, 1991-92 2 Jaime Bluma, 1991-93 1 Erik Sonberg, 1982 1 David Haas, 1988 1 Jeff Bluma, 1988-89 1 Pat Cedeno, 1988-89 1 Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 1 Mike Brandley, 1992-93 Most Saves 4 Jim Newlin, 1988-89 1 Jaime Bluma, 1991-93 Lowest Earned Run Average (more than 9 innings) 0.00 Jaime Bluma (0 earned runs in 10 1/3), 1991-93 1.86 Erik Sonberg (2 earned runs in 9 2/3), 1982 2.00 Bryan Oelkers (4 earned runs in 18 innings), 1982 2.30 Mike Brandley (4 earned runs in 15 2/3), 1992-93 2.39 Greg Brummett (10 earned runs in 37 2/3), 1988-89 3.00 Tyler Green (4 earned runs in 12 innings), 1989, ‘91 3.60 Jim Newlin (4 earned runs in 10 innings), 1988-89 3.63 David Haas (7 earned runs in 17 1/3), 1988 3.86 Kennie Steenstra (8 earned runs in 18 2/3), 1991-92 (no one else with more than nine innings under 6.75)

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1978-2017: Missouri Valley Conference 2018-present: American Athletic Conference

Individual BATTING GAMES PLAYED Career: 18, Derek Schermerhorn, 2004-07; Brandon Green, 2001-04; Mike McDonald, 1986-89 AVERAGE Season (min. 12 at-bats): .692 (9-for-13), Conor Gillaspie, 2008 .600 (9-for-15), Kevin Hooper, 1999 .588 (10-for-17), Darren Dreifort, 1993 .588 (10-for-17), Brian Preston, 1999 .588 (10-for-17), Jeff Bonacquista, 1986 Season (min. 10 at-bats): .692 (9-for-13), Conor Gillaspie, 2008 .600 (9-for-15), Kevin Hooper, 1999 .588 (10-for-17), Darren Dreifort, 1993 .588 (10-for-17), Brian Preston, 1999 .588 (10-for-17), Jeff Bonacquista, 1986 Career (min. 25 at-bats): .500 (21-for-42), Bob Bomerito, 1978-80 .472 (17-for-36), Blake Blasi, 1998-00 .440 (22-for-50), Brian Preston, 1996-99 .438 (14-for-32), Keith Jones, 1978-81 .438 (14-for-32), Jason White, 1991-92 AT-BATS Game: 7, Arnie Beyeler vs. Indiana State, May 16, 1986 Season: 30, Nick Blasi, 2003 Career: 73, Brandon Green, 2001-04 HITS Game: 5, Brandon Green vs. Southern Illinois, May 23, 2002; Mike Lansing vs. Creighton, May 21, 1988 Season: 13, Tim Raley, 1987 Career: 28, Tim Raley, 1984-87 RUNS Game: 5, Travis Wyckoff vs. UNI, May 15, 1996 Season: 11, Travis Wyckoff, 1996 Career: 25, Kevin Hooper, 1996-99 DOUBLES Game: 3, Toby Smith vs. Indiana State, May 22, 1993 Season: 4, five times Career: 9, Jeff Ryan, 1996-99 TRIPLES Game: 1, 38 times Season: 2, Jim Thomas, 1982; Kevin Penner, 1982 Career: 2, Tommy Tilma, 1990-93; Jim Audley, 1988-91; Kevin Penner, 1981-83, 85; Jim Thomas, 1980-82; Bob Bomerito, 1978-80 HOME RUNS Game: 3, Drew Moffitt vs. Missouri State, May 28, 2004 Season: 5, Darren Dreifort, 1993 Career: 7, Drew Moffitt, 2001-04; Charlie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, 1980-82 RUNS BATTED IN Game: 10, Drew Moffitt vs. Missouri State, May 28, 2004 Season: 16, Drew Moffitt, 2004 Career: 29, Drew Moffitt, 2001-04 STOLEN BASES Game: 3, Kent Headley vs. Indiana State, May 16, 1987 Season: 7, Kent Headley, 1987 Career: 11, Randy Young, 1994-96; Kent Headley, 1984-87

BASE ON BALLS Game: 4, Pat Magness vs. Illinois State, May 14, 1998; Jeff Ryan vs. Missouri State, May 15, 1998; Phil Stephenson vs. Creighton, May 15, 1980 Season: 10, Pat Magness, 1998 Career: 19, Kevin Hooper, 1996-99 STRIKEOUTS Game: 4, five times Season: 8, Phil Napolitan, 2004; Logan Sorensen, 2002; Don Lambert, 2011; Kevin Hall, 2011 Career: 19, Johnny Coy, 2010-13

PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE Career (min. 10 IP): 0.00, David Sanders, 2001-03 (13.0 IP) 0.00, TJ McGreevy, 2010-13 (12.0 IP) 0.47, Jereme Foster, 2003-06 (19.1 IP) 0.67, Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 (27.0 IP) 1.64, Tyler Green, 1989-91 (11.0 IP) 1.65, Darren Dreifort, 1991-93 (16.1 IP) Career (min. 20 IP): 0.67, Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92 (27.0 IP) 2.31, Greg LaFever, 1982-85 (23.1 IP) 2.38, Greg Bauer, 1997-00 (22.2 IP) 2.45, Mike Pelfrey, 2003-05 (25.2 IP) 2.92, Cale Elam, 2011-14 (24.2 IP) 3.54, Don Heinkel, 1980-82 (28.0 IP) GAMES PITCHED Season: 3, Noah Krol, 2007; Mike Dennison, 2002; Jaime Bluma, 1993; Chance Sossamon, 2009; Ray Ashford, 2014; Aaron LaBrie, 2014 Career: 7, Reagan Biechler, 2014-17; Mike Dennison, 2000-03; Greg Bauer, 1997-00; Marc Bluma, 1996-99; Jaime Bluma, 1991-94 GAMES STARTED Season: 2, Steve Foral, 1997; Jim Daniel, 1984; Don Heinkel, 1980; Shawn Pumphrey, 1987; Terry Hayes, 1978; Jordan Cooper, 2010; Charlie Lowell, 2011; Cale Elam, 2013 Career: 5, Steve Foral, 1995-98 WINS Season: 2, Erik Sonberg, 1982; Don Heinkel, 1980 Career: 3, Jereme Foster, 2003-06; Greg Bauer, 1997-00; Rich McIntyre, 1984-87; Erik Sonberg, 1981-83 SAVES Season: 2, Noah Krol, 2007; Marc Bluma, 1998; Jaime Bluma, 1993; David Haas, 1985 Career: 4, Marc Bluma, 1996-99 COMPLETE GAMES Season: 1, 31 times Career: 2, Mike Pelfrey, 2003-05; Kennie Steenstra, 1990-92; Rich McIntyre, 1984-87; Terry Hayes, 1978-81 SHUTOUTS Season: 1, Rob Musgrave, 2008; David Sanders, 2003; Charlie Giaudrone, 1992, Mike Brandley, 1992; *Kris Gardner, 2013 Career: 1, Rob Musgrave, 2005-08; David Sanders, 2001-03; Mike Brandley, 1992-96; Charlie Giaudrone, 1989-92; *Kris Gardner, 2012-2014 INNINGS PITCHED Game: 9.0, 27 times Season: 16.0, Don Heinkel, 1980 Career: 31.2, Rich McIntyre, 1984-87 STRIKEOUTS Game: 15, Bryan Oelkers vs. Indiana State, May 15, 1982

Conference Tournament Records Season: 15, Bryan Oelkers, 1982; Don Heinkel, 1980 Career: 30, Brandon Baird, 1993-96 BASE ON BALLS Game: 10, Terry Hayes vs. Southern Illinois, May 15, 1981 Season: 10, Terry Hayes, 1981, 1978 Career: 25, Terry Hayes, 1978-81

FIELDING ERRORS Game: 3, Will Baez vs. Illinois State, May 29, 2010; Adam McCollough vs. Southern Illinois, May 16, 1996; Loren Hibbs vs. Southern Illinois, May 14, 1982 Season: 4, Joey Blue, 1997; Scot McCloughan, 1992; Bruce Alexander, 1978; Will Baez, 2010 Career: 5, Jason Adams, 1992-95; Arnie Beyeler, 1984-86; Will Baez, 2009-10

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RUNS BATTED IN Game: 25 vs. UNI, May 15, 1996 Season: 54, 1996 STOLEN BASES Game: 7 vs. Indiana State, May 16, 1987 Season: 15, 1988; 1987 BASE ON BALLS Game: 15 vs. Missouri State, May 15, 1998; vs. Southern Illinois, May 15, 1983 Season: 52, 2002 STRIKEOUTS Game: 16 vs. Evansville, May 16, 1998; vs. Missouri State, May 26, 2017 Season: 52, 2002

PITCHING

BATTING

EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: 1.00, 1991

AVERAGE Season: .430, 2008

WINS Season: 5, 2003; 1987; 2013*

AT-BATS Game: 49 vs. Bradley, May 19, 1978 Season: 220, 2003

SAVES Season: 3, 2011 COMPLETE GAMES Season: 3, 1992; 1978

HITS Game: 25 vs. Bradley, May 18, 1980 Season: 70, 1996

SHUTOUTS Season: 2, 2005; 2003; 1992; 2013*

RUNS Game: 25 vs. UNI, May 15, 1996 Season: 59, 1998

INNINGS PITCHED Season: 56.0, 2003

DOUBLES Game: 6 vs. Indiana State, May 21, 2003; vs. UNI, May 15, 1996; vs. Evansville, May 26, 2010 Season: 18, 2004

STRIKEOUTS Game: 16 vs. Creighton, May 18, 2000; vs. Southern Illinois, May 24, 2017 Season: 57, 2003

TRIPLES Game: 2, 6 times Season: 4, 1982

BASE ON BALLS Game: 13 vs. Bradley, May 18, 1980 Season: 29, 1980

HOME RUNS Game: 5 vs. Southern Illinois, May 15, 1981; vs. Southern Illinois, May 20, 1980 Season: 11, 1993

FIELDING

A Wichita State Team...

ERRORS Game: 5 vs. Missouri State, May 24, 2008; vs. Southern Illinois, May 16, 1996; vs. Indiana State, May 14, 1984; vs. Southern Illinois, May 14, 1982 Season: 16, 1978

The Last Time...

Won 10 or more consecutive games: May 15-June 6, 2008 (10) Won 15 or more consecutive games: March 4-April 2, 2008 (19) Won 10 or more consecutive home games: May 21, 2016-March 15, 2017 (10) Won 15 or more consecutive home games: Feb. 22-April 2, 2008 (18) Won 5 or more consecutive conference games: May 15, 2014-April 3, 2015 (7) Won 5 or more consecutive conference home games: April 9-May 12, 2017 (5) Won 5 or more consecutive road games: March 22-April 8, 2008 (5) Won 5 or more consecutive conference road games: April 13, 2014-April 17, 2015 (8) Lost 4 or more consecutive games: April 22-26, 2017 (4) Lost 4 or more consecutive games, same season: April 22-26, 2017 (4) Lost 5 or more consecutive games: March 21-26, 2017 (5) Lost 4 or more consecutive home games: March 22-26, 2017 (4) Lost 5 or more consecutive home games: 1970 (7) Lost 4 or more consecutive conference games: April 18-May 3, 2015 (5) Had back-to-back home runs: April 15, 2017 at Bradley (2nd inn.), Dayton Dugas and Noah Croft Had three consecutive home runs: March 5, 2004 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (8th inn.), Nick Blasi, Logan Sorensen and Drew Moffitt Had 2 players with 2 or more home runs in a game: March 8, 2008 (game one) vs.

Harvard, Andy Dirks and Dusty Coleman (2 each) Had three or more doubles in an inning: May 19, 2016 vs. Dallas Baptist (2nd inn.) (3) Had four or more doubles in an inning: April 15, 2007 at Southern Illinois (game two) (6th inn.) (4) Hit two or more home runs in an inning: April 15, 2017 at Bradley (2nd inn.) (2) Hit three or more home runs in an inning: April 26, 2008 at Indiana State (4th inn.) (3) Hit four or more home runs in an inning: March 31, 1998 vs. Kansas Newman (5th inn.) (5) Hit nine home runs: vs. Texas Wesleyan, Feb. 27, 1981 (game one) & vs. Emporia State, Feb. 27, 1991 Hit eight home runs: at Missouri, March 16, 1999 Hit seven home runs: at Creighton, April 12, 1998 Hit six home runs: at Indiana State, April 26, 1998 Hit five home runs: at Missouri State, April 22, 2007 Hit three triples: vs. Northern Colorado, March 14, 2017 Hit two grand slams in a game: Dusty Coleman and Conor Gillaspie at Indiana State, April 25, 2008 Hit grand slams in consecutive games: April 27, 2010 vs. Kansas & April 28, 2010 vs. Oklahoma State (Coy, Springer) Hit three or more grand slams in a season: 2016 (4) Hit five or more grand slams in a season: 2010 (5) Homered in four consecutive games: May 20-26, 2017

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Homered in five consecutive games: April 11-18, 2015 Homered in six consecutive games: April 10-18, 2015 Homered in seven consecutive games: April 7-18, 2015 Homered in eight consecutive games: April 5-18, 2015

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Run-ruled an opponent: vs. Illinois State (11-1) (7 inn.), April 28, 2017 (game 1) Was run-ruled by an opponent: at Dallas Baptist (13-2) (7 inn.), May 6, 2017 Scored in every inning (9 inn.): vs. Friends, April 21, 1998 Scored in every inning (7 inn.): vs. Illinois State, April 11, 1999 Played to a tie: vs. Creighton (3-3), May 22, 1988 Scored 10 or more runs in three consecutive games: April 28-29, 2017 Scored 10 or more runs in four consecutive games: Feb. 26-March 2, 2010 Scored 25 or more runs: vs. North Dakota, Feb. 25, 2012 (26) Scored 20 or more runs: at Southern Illinois, March 21, 2015 (20) Scored 18 or more runs in a loss: May 19, 1985 vs. Lamar (18-23) Scored 5 or more runs in the first inning: April 16, 2016 (5) vs. Missouri State (game two) Scored 7 or more runs in an inning: April 29, 2017 vs. Illinois State (7) (6th inn.) Scored 8 or more runs in an inning: April 9, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (8) (3rd inn.) Scored 9 or more runs in an inning: Feb. 20, 2016 vs. Northern Colorado (9) (3rd inn.) Scored 10 or more runs in an inning: March 17, 2015 (game 2) vs. Western Illinois (10) (6th inn.) Scored 12 or more runs in an inning: April 6, 2011 vs. Alcorn State (14) (5th inn.) Scored 13 or more runs in an inning: April 6, 2011 vs. Alcorn State (14) (5th inn.) Scored 10 or more unanswered runs: April 28, 2017 vs. Illinois State (11) (game 1) Scored 15 or more unanswered runs: March 21, 2015 vs. Southern Illinois (16) Scored 17 or more unanswered runs: Feb. 25, 2012 vs. North Dakota (game 1) (26) Allowed 10 or more runs in a game: May 18, 2017 at Indiana State (13) Allowed 20 or more runs in a game: *May 31, 2013 vs. Kansas State (20) Allowed 8 or more runs in an inning: March 4, 2017 at Louisiana Tech (8) (1st inn.) Allowed 9 or more runs in an inning: *May 31, 2013 vs. Kansas State (9) (1st inn.) Batted around in back-to-back innings: *April 13, 2013 at Bradley (9th & 10th innings) Stole eight or more bases in a game: March 17, 2015 vs. Western Illinois (10) (game one) Stole nine or more bases in a game: March 17, 2015 vs. Western Illinois (10) (game 1) Stole 10 or more bases in a game: March 17, 2015 vs. Western Illinois (10) (game one) Walked four or more times in an inning: April 28, 2017 (4) vs. Illinois State (5th inn.) (game 1) Walked five or more times in an inning: March 18, 2016 (5) at Nebraska (7th inn.) Walked six or more times in an inning: March 17, 2015 (6) vs. Western Illinois (6th inn.) (game two) Walked nine or more times in an inning: March 24, 1999 (9) at Washington (1st inn.) Walked four or more consecutive times: Feb. 24, 2016 (4) vs. Oral Roberts (5th inn.) Walked 10 or more times in a game: April 28, 2017 (10) vs. Illinois State (game 1) Had three or more hit batters in an inning: March 17, 2015 (3) vs. Western Illinois (6th inn.) (game two) Had 10 or more hits in a game, all singles: May 10, 2016 vs. Creighton (13) Had 15 or more singles in a game: Feb. 16, 2014 vs. SIUE (16) Had 20 or more hits: vs. SIUE, Feb. 16, 2014 (24) Had 7 or more doubles: *at Evansville, April 15, 2012 (7) Had 10 or more hits in five consecutive games: *Feb. 25-March 2, 2012 (5) Had 10 or more hits in 10 or more consecutive games: May 15-June 6, 2008 (10) Had four or more consecutive hits: April 16, 2017 at Bradley (4) (3rd inn.) Had five or more consecutive hits: April 7, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (5) (3rd inn.) Had six or more consecutive hits: April 15, 2016 vs. Missouri State (6) (5th inn.) Had seven or more consecutive hits: March 30, 2016 vs. Stephen F. Austin (9) (1st inn.) Had seven or more consecutive batters reach base safely: April 9, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (7) (3rd inn.) Had four or more consecutive extra-base hits: March 5, 2004 (4) (2B, HR, HR, HR) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (8th inn.) Left 13 or more runners on base, nine-inning game: April 8, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (13) Left 14 or more runners on base, nine-inning game: May 13, 2016 at Illinois State (17) Left 15 or more runners on base, nine-inning game: May 13, 2016 at Illinois State (17) Left 16 or more runners on base, nine-inning game: May 13, 2016 at Illinois State (17) Left 17 or more runners on base: May 13, 2017 vs. Evansville (18) (17 inn.) Overcame a deficit of four or more runs in a win: May 14, 2016 (9) at Illinois State Overcame a deficit of five or more runs in a win: May 14, 2016 (9) at Illinois State Overcame a deficit of six or more runs in a win: May 14, 2016 (9) at Illinois State Overcame a deficit of seven or more runs in a win: May 14, 2016 (9) at Illinois State Overcame a deficit of eight or more runs in a win: May 14, 2016 (9) at Illinois State Overcame a deficit of three or more runs in the final inning to win: April 24, 2016 (3) vs. Bradley (Scored three in the bottom of the 9th and one in 10th to win) Squandered a lead of six or more runs in a loss: April 15, 2017 (6) at Bradley Was held to 2 or fewer hits: 2 vs. Oklahoma State, March 22, 2016 Was shut out: at Cal Poly (0-3), March 18, 2017 Was shut out at home: vs. TCU (0-3), April 1, 2016 Was shut out on the road: at Cal Poly (0-3), March 18, 2017 Was shut out at home in a Valley game: April 20, 2012 vs. Missouri State (0-6) Was shut out in consecutive games: Feb. 28, 2014 vs. Long Beach State (0-7) & March 7, 2014 vs. Stephen F. Austin (0-1) Was shut out in three consecutive games: 1969 (4) vs. Parsons (0-13), vs. Washburn (0-3) and at Kansas Wesleyan (DH) (0-3, 0-2) No-hit the opposition: March 20, 1990 vs. New Mexico (Tyler Green) No-hit the opposition, nine innings: March 20, 1990 vs. New Mexico (Tyler Green) Was no-hit: Chris Mathewson & Darren McCaughan of Long Beach State, March 1, 2015 (9 inn.) Was one-hit: Connor Seabold, Dylan Prohoroff & Chad Hockin of Cal State Fullerton,

March 12, 2016 Shut out an opponent (7-inning game): April 18, 2014 vs. Southern Illinois (10-0) Shut out an opponent (8-inning game): May 10, 2015 vs. Evansville (10-0) Shut out an opponent (9-inning game): May 12, 2017 vs. Evansville (6-0) Shut out an opponent (10-inning game): *May 12, 2012 vs. Bradley (1-0) Shut out an opponent on the road (9-inning game): March 19, 2017 at Cal Poly (2-0) Shut out a ranked opponent (9-inning game): March 12, 2011 at No. 24 Tulane (1-0) Shut out a ranked opponent on the road (9-inning game): March 12, 2011 at No. 24 Tulane (1-0) Had two-consecutive shutouts: Feb. 25, 2017 vs. Grand Canyon (1-0, 4-0) Allowed less than 3 hits: vs. Northern Colorado (2), Feb., 19, 2016 Turned a triple play: vs. Valparaiso, April 2, 2017 Walked 10 or more batters: March 5, 2017 vs. Louisiana Tech (11) Walked 11 or more batters: March 5, 2017 vs. Louisiana Tech (11) Struck out 5 or more consecutive batters: Feb. 17, 2017 vs. Utah Valley (7) Struck out 6 or more consecutive batters: Feb. 17, 2017 vs. Utah Valley (7) Struck out 12 or more batters: May 24, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (16) Struck out 13 or more batters: May 24, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (16) Struck out 14 or more batters: May 24, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (16) Struck out 15 or more batters: May 24, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (16) Struck out 16 or more batters: May 24, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois (16) Struck out 17 or more batters: May 13, 2017 vs. Evansville (20) Did not strike out: vs. Missouri State, May 6, 2000 (game one) Did not walk: vs. Kansas, April 19, 2017 Had a Butler ejection: at Bradley, April 14, 2017 Had a Steele ejection: Had an Esposito ejection: Had 7 errors in a game: vs. Nebraska, April 9, 1986 Had 6 errors in a game: at Arizona, March 16, 2010 Had 5 errors in a game: vs. Southern Illinois, April 9, 2017 Won both games of a doubleheader: vs. Illinois State, April 28, 2017 Lost both games of a doubleheader: at Missouri State, April 23, 2017 Swept a three-game series: April 28-29, 2017 vs. Illinois State Swept back-to-back three-game series: Feb. 17-19, 2017 vs. Utah Valley & Feb. 25-26, 2017 vs. Grand Canyon Swept four or more three-game series: 2017 (4), Utah Valley, Grand Canyon, Valparaiso, Illinois State Swept a three-game Valley series: April 28-29, 2017 vs. Illinois State Swept a three-game home series: April 28-29, 2017 vs. Illinois State Swept a three-game road series: March 20-22, 2015 at Southern Illinois Swept a three-game non-conference series: March 31-April 2, 2017 vs. Valparaiso Swept a three-game non-conference road series: Feb. 23-25, 2007 at Hawaii Was swept in a three-game series: April 22-23, 2017 at Missouri State Was swept in a three-game home series: March 24-26, 2017 vs. Texas Tech Was swept in a three-game home Valley series: April 10-12, 2015 vs. Illinois State Swept a conference doubleheader: April 28, 2017 vs. Illinois State Was swept in a conference doubleheader: at Missouri State, April 23, 2017 Swept a conference home series: April 28-29, 2017 vs. Illinois State Was swept in a conference home series: April 10-12, 2015 vs. Illinois State Swept a road conference series: March 20-22, 2015 at Southern Illinois Was swept in a conference road series: April 22-23, 2017 at Missouri State

A Wichita State Player... Led off a game with a home run: Greyson Jenista at Indiana State, May 18, 2017 Hit an inside the park home run: Kevin Hall vs. North Dakota, Feb. 26, 2011 Hit a pinch-hit home run: Zach Reding vs. Indiana State, May 7, 2016 (game two) Hit a grand slam: Jordan Boyer vs. Northern Colorado, March 15, 2017 Hit a pinch-hit grand slam: Zach Reding vs. Indiana State, May 7, 2016 (game two) Hit a game-winning home run: Luke Ritter vs. Kansas State, May 16, 2017 Hit an extra-inning, game-winning home run: Cody Lassley vs. Bradley, March 28, 2010 (10th inn.) Hit an extra-inning, game-winning walk-off home run: Cody Lassley vs. Bradley, March 28, 2010 (10th inn.) Hit two grand slams in a season: Casey Gillaspie (2) vs. UTPA, March 9, 2013 & vs. Northwestern, May 17, 2013 Hit two home runs: Greyson Jenista at Indiana State, May 20, 2017 Hit three home runs: Tyler Weber vs. Indiana State, March 23, 2007 Hit two home runs in an inning: Damon Sublett vs. Missouri State, April 15, 2006 Homered from both sides of the plate: Casey Gillaspie vs. Bradley, May 3, 2014 Homered in consecutive at bats: Greyson Jenista at Indiana State, May 20, 2017 Homered in consecutive games: Greyson Jenista at Bradley, April 15-16, 2017 Homered in three-straight games: Sam Hilliard at Dallas Baptist & vs. Illinois State, May 15-20, 2015 Homered in four-straight games: Sam Hilliard at Dallas Baptist & vs. Illinois State, May 14-20, 2015 Homered in five-straight games: Jeff Ryan vs. Bradley, Friends & Missouri State, April 18-22, 1998 Homered in both games of a doubleheader: Zach Reding vs. Indiana State, May 7, 2016 Hit for the cycle: Dusty Coleman vs. Bradley, May 16, 2008 Hit for the cycle in a Valley game: Dusty Coleman vs. Bradley, May 16, 2008 Hit for the cycle in a non-Valley game: Mike Jones vs. Saint Louis, Feb. 23, 1991

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Had a walk-off hit: Luke Ritter vs. Kansas State, May 16, 2017 (a home run) Had an extra-innings walk-off hit: Greyson Jenista vs. Oral Roberts, May 9, 2017 (a single) (10th inn.) Had a walk-off fielder’s choice: Logan Sorensen vs. Creighton, May 13, 2001 (12th inn.) Had a walk-off sacrifice fly (9 inn.): Drew Moffitt vs. Mississippi, May 31, 2003 Had a walk-off home run: Luke Ritter vs. Kansas State, May 16, 2017 Had a walk-off walk: Matt Brown vs. Creighton, April 7, 2007 Had a walk-off run-rule hit: Mikel Mucha vs. Missouri State, April 16, 2016 (a single) (game two) Had a walk-off run-rule home run: Ryan Jones vs. Missouri State, April 5, 2008 Had a walk-off run-rule sacrifice fly: Will Baez vs. Creighton, May 16, 2009 (game 2) Scored winning run on a wild pitch in bottom of the ninth: Conor Gillaspie vs. Nicholls State, Feb. 25, 2006 Scored winning run on a wild pitch in bottom of the 10th: Don Lambert vs. Southern Illinois, March 30, 2012

Reached in six or more straight plate appearances: Daniel Kihle (8) vs. Indiana State, April 3-4, 2015 Had five hits in a game: Daniel Kihle vs. Indiana State, April 4, 2015 Had four hits in a game: Willie Schwanke vs. Southern Illinois, May 24, 2017 Had six or more hits in a game: Russ Morman vs. Bemidji State, March 30, 1982 (game two) (6) Had 10 RBI in a game: Drew Moffitt at Missouri State, May 28, 2004 Had 9 RBI in a game: Johnny Coy vs. North Dakota, Feb. 26, 2012 Had 8 RBI in a game: Damon Sublett vs. Bradley, April 22, 2006 Had 7 RBI in a game: Johnny Coy vs. North Dakota, Feb. 25, 2012 (game one) Had 6 RBI in a game: *Erik Harbutz at Bradley, April 14, 2013 Had nine at bats in a game: Alec Bohm & Willie Schwanke vs. Evansville, May 13, 2017 Had eight at bats in a game: Tyler Grimes, Preston Springer, Johnny Coy & Tyler Coughenour at Oregon, March 26, 2011 Had seven at bats in a game: Greyson Jenista, Noah Croft & Jordan Boyer vs. Evansville, May 13, 2017 Scored 6 runs in a game: Bryan Erstad vs. Howard, April 27, 2002 (game one) Scored 5 runs in a game: Johnny Coy vs. Alcorn State, April 6, 2011 Had 2 triples in a game: Sam Hilliard vs. New Mexico, April 26, 2015 Had 3 doubles in a game: Parker Zimmerman vs. SIUE, Feb. 16, 2014 Had 10 or more total bases: Casey Gillaspie (11) at Evansville, April 15, 2012 Had 4 stolen bases: Daniel Kihle vs. Western Illinois, March 17, 2015 (game two) Had 3 stolen bases: Tanner Dearman vs. Western Illinois, March 17, 2015 (game 2) Stole home: Daniel Kihle vs. Southern Illinois, April 19, 2014 (3rd inn.) Stole second and third in the same inning: Dayton Dugas at Bradley, April 14, 2017 (6th inn.) Stole second and home in the same inning: Don Lambert vs. New Orleans, March 4, 2011 (5th inn.) Had 5 walks in a game: Derek Schermerhorn vs. Northern Colorado, May 10, 2006 Had 4 walks in a game: Dayne Parker vs. Arizona State, March 19, 2014 Had 4 strikeouts in a game: Sam Goodwin at Oklahoma, March 7, 2017 Had 5 strikeouts in a game: Jordan Boyer & Travis Young vs. Evansville, May 13, 2017 Had 2 extra-base hits in an inning: Keenan Eaton (2 doubles) vs. Northern Colorado, Feb. 20, 2016 (3rd inn.) Had 2 hits in an inning: Keenan Eaton (2 doubles) vs. Northern Colorado, Feb. 20, 2016 (3rd inn.) Had 3 HBP in a game: Jacob Katzfey vs. Valparaiso, April 2, 2017 Had 2 HBP in a game: Jordan Boyer vs. Southern Illinois, April 9, 2017 Had two sacrifice bunts in a game: Trey Vickers vs. Evansville, May 13, 2017 Had two sacrifice flies in a game: Ryan Tinkham vs. Oral Roberts, May 12, 2015 Had 10 or more consecutive scoreless outings: Cale Elam (13) from May 13, 2011-March 17, 2012 Had a scoreless streak of at least 20 innings: Zach Lewis (22.0) from April 28-May 18, 2017 Had a scoreless streak of at least 25 innings: Cale Elam (28.0) from May 10, 2011-March 25, 2012 Threw a nine-inning no-hitter: Tyler Green vs. New Mexico, March 20, 1990 Had an individual no-hitter – 7 inn.: Terry Hayes vs. Colorado State, March 17, 1981 Struck out 4 or more batters in an inning: Charlie Lowell (4) vs. Dallas Baptist, May 22, 2010 (1st inn.) Struck out 4 or more consecutive batters: Willie Schwanke at Evansville, April 8, 2016 (4) Struck out 5 or more consecutive batters: Connor Lungwitz vs. Stephen F. Austin, March 29, 2016 (5) Struck out 10 or more batters in a game: Zach Lewis (10) vs. Texas Tech, March 25, 2017 Struck out 11 or more batters in a game: Isaac Anderson (11) vs. Illinois State, May 20, 2015 Struck out 12 or more batters in a game: Cale Elam (13) at Bradley, April 12, 2013 Struck out 13 or more batters in a game: Cale Elam (13) at Bradley, April 12, 2013 Struck out 14 or more batters in a game: Jordan Cooper (14) vs. Missouri State, May 14, 2010 Struck out 15 or more batters in a game: Mike Drumright (17) at Illinois State, April 9, 1994 Pitched a complete-game loss: Willie Schwanke vs. TCU, April 1, 2016 Pitched a 7-inning complete game: A.J. Ladwig vs. Southern Illinois, April 18, 2014 Pitched a 9-inning complete game: Zach Lewis vs. Evansville, May 12, 2017 Pitched a complete-game shutout: Zach Lewis vs. Evansville, May 12, 2017 Pitched a 9-inning, complete game shutout: Zach Lewis vs. Evansville, May 12, 2017 Had a complete game by a freshman: Jordan Cooper vs. Washington State, May 30, 2009 (8 inn.) Had a complete game by a freshman – 9 inn.: Jordan Cooper vs. Long Beach St., March 22, 2009 Had a shutout win – less than 9 inn.: A.J. Ladwig vs. Southern Illinois, April 18, 2014 (7 inn.) Had consecutive Shutouts: Rob Musgrave vs. Bradley, May 15, 2008 (8 inn.) and vs. Southern Illinois, May 22, 2008 (7 inn.) Had a combined shutout – 9 inn.: Keylan Killgore, Connor Lungwitz, Ben Hecht, Chandler Sanburn, Codi Heuer & Preston Snavely vs. Kansas, April 19, 2017 Had a shutout by a freshman: Mike Pelfrey vs. Indiana State, April 11, 2003 (7 inn.) Hit four or more batters in a game: Zach Lewis (4) at Bradley, April 14, 2017 Had a combined 2-hit game: vs. Southern Illinois, May 24, 2017 Had a combined 1-hit game: vs. Southern Illinois, May 22, 2014

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Had an individual 1-hit game: Jordan Cooper vs. Creighton, May 16, 2009 (game two) (7 inn.) Had an individual 2-hit game: Brian Flynn vs. Illinois State, April 23, 2011 Had consecutive complete games – 9 innings: Tim Kelley vs. Indiana State, May 1, 2009 and vs. Creighton, May 14, 2009 Had consecutive complete games – less than 9 inn.: Brian Flynn vs. Illinois State, April 23, 2011 (9 inn.) and at Southern Illinois, April 30, 2011 (8 inn.) Had three-straight complete games: Rob Musgrave vs. Bradley, May 15, 2008 (8 inn.) and vs. Southern Illinois, May 22, 2008 (7 inn.) and vs. TCU, May 30, 2008 (9 inn.) Made four or more errors in a game: Derek Schermerhorn vs. USC, May 20, 2006 (4)

A Wichita State Opponent... Had a grand slam: Blake Graham of Missouri State, April 23, 2017 (game 1) Had 3 home runs: Ryan Court of Illinois State, May 1, 2010 Had 2 home runs: Sam Grellner of Oral Roberts, May 9, 2017 Had back-to-back homers: Justin Paulsen & Jake Burger of Missouri State, May 26, 2017 Had 2 players with 2 or more home runs: Erik Lis and Kip Simon of Evansville (2 each), April 3, 2005 Had 4 or more hits in a game: Jason Allbery of Creighton (4-for-4), April 26, 2017 Struck out 10 or more in a game: Missouri State, May 26, 2017 (16) Had 9 RBI in a game: Jason Frome of Indiana State, April 14, 2001 Had 7 RBI in a game: Chris DeVito of New Mexico, Feb. 26, 2016 Pitched a complete game: Ryan Keaffaber of Indiana State, May 26, 2016 Wichita State Swept A Home Series vs.: A ranked team: April 27-28, 1991 vs. No. 10 Creighton UCF: not a sweep to date Cincinnati: not a sweep to date UConn: not a sweep to date ECU: not a sweep to date Houston: not a sweep to date Memphis: not a sweep to date USF: not a sweep to date Tulane: not a sweep to date Wichita State Swept A Road Series at: A ranked team: March 17-19, 2006 at No. 21 Long Beach State UCF: not a sweep to date Cincinnati: not a sweep to date UConn: not a sweep to date ECU: not a sweep to date Houston: not a sweep to date Memphis: not a sweep to date USF: not a sweep to date Tulane: not a sweep to date Wichita State Was Swept In A Home Series vs.: A ranked team: March 24-26, 2017 vs. No. 3 Texas Tech UCF: not a sweep to date Cincinnati: not a sweep to date UConn: not a sweep to date ECU: not a sweep to date Houston: not a sweep to date Memphis: not a sweep to date USF: not a sweep to date Tulane: not a sweep to date Wichita State Was Swept In A Road Series at: A ranked team: March 10-12, 2017 at No. 6 LSU UCF: not a sweep to date Cincinnati: not a sweep to date UConn: not a sweep to date ECU: not a sweep to date Houston: not a sweep to date Memphis: not a sweep to date USF: not a sweep to date Tulane: not a sweep to date Note: A series is considered three or more consecutive games. *later vacated due to a ruling from the NCAA Committee on Infractions

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Wichita State has had 181 players who have gone on to professional baseball. Twenty-three of those players remain active. While the Shockers’ 1982 team is generally regarded as the most talented in the last 35 years, the 2008 team holds the honor of producing more professional players than any other team (11). Name Year Organization Present Signed Signed With Organization Claude Hendrix...........1908 Pittsburgh Pirates Lloyd Bishop................ 1912 Cleveland Indians Dick Sanders............... 1952 New York Yankees Don Lock....................... 1957 New York Yankees Dick Casidy..................1960 San Francisco Giants Lanny Van Eman........1960 New York Yankees Gayle Bryant...............1962 San Francisco Giants Dave Howard............... 1979 New York Mets Mike Davis....................1980 New York Mets Larry Groves................1980 Montreal Expos Bob Bomerito.............. 1981 New York Yankees Kurt Bradbury............. 1981 Cleveland Indians Joe Carter..................... 1981 Chicago Cubs Terry Hayes.................. 1981 Seattle Mariners Keith Jones................... 1981 Texas Rangers Chico Martin................ 1981 Texas Rangers Bruce Morrison........... 1981 New York Yankees Don Heinkel.................1982 Detroit Tigers Charlie O’Brien............1982 Oakland A’s Bryan Oelkers.............1982 Minnesota Twins Phil Stephenson.........1982 Oakland A’s Jim Thomas..................1982 Houston Astros Fred Carter...................1983 New York Yankees Dave Lucas..................1983 Montreal Expos Dave McClure..............1983 Detroit Tigers Russ Morman..............1983 Chicago White Sox Erik Sonberg................1983 Los Angeles Dodgers Jim Spring.....................1983 San Francisco Giants Jim Daniel.....................1984 Kansas City Royals Victor Dunn..................1984 Baltimore Orioles Loren Hibbs.................1984 San Francisco Giants Troy Howerton............1984 Baltimore Orioles Jeff Richardson...........1984 Toronto Blue Jays Dan Juenke...................1985 Independent Greg LaFever...............1985 Cleveland Indians Rick Wrona...................1985 Chicago Cubs Gregg Schiffelbein.....1985 Oakland A’s Mark Behny..................1986 St. Louis Cardinals Arnie Beyeler...............1986 Detroit Tigers Terry Elliot....................1986 St. Louis Cardinals Lyle Befort.................... 1987 Pittsburgh Pirates Kent Headley............... 1987 Kansas City Royals Kevin Kelly.................... 1987 Atlanta Braves Rich McIntyre.............. 1987 Kansas City Royals Shawn Pumphrey...... 1987 Kansas City Royals Tim Raley...................... 1987 Milwaukee Brewers Shane Durham............1988 San Francisco Giants David Haas...................1988 Detroit Tigers Dan Raley.....................1988 Detroit Tigers Mark Standiford..........1988 San Francisco Giants Greg Brummett..........1989 San Francisco Giants Mike McDonald...........1989 San Francisco Giants Jim Newlin....................1989 Seattle Mariners Eric Wedge...................1989 Boston Red Sox P.J. Forbes.....................1990 California Angels Mike Lansing...............1990 Miami Miracle (Ind.) Pat Meares...................1990 Minnesota Twins Jeff Williams.................1990 Baltimore Orioles Jim Audley.................... 1991 Baltimore Orioles Brian Buzard............... 1991 Cleveland Indians Tyler Green.................. 1991 Philadelphia Phillies Billy Hall........................ 1991 San Diego Padres Mike Jones.................... 1991 Cincinnati Reds Darrin Paxton.............. 1991 Montreal Expos Todd Dreifort...............1992 Montreal Expos Scot McCloughan.......1992 Toronto Blue Jays Doug Mirabelli.............1992 San Francisco Giants Kennie Steenstra.......1992 Chicago Cubs Jason White 1992 Oakland A’s Chris Wimmer.............1992 San Francisco Giants Darren Dreifort...........1993 Los Angeles Dodgers Tony Mills......................1993 Toronto Blue Jays Toby Smith...................1993 Kansas City Royals Jaime Bluma 1994 Kansas City Royals Shane Dennis..............1994 San Diego Padres Carl Hall........................1994 Montreal Expos Joey Jackson................1994 California Angels Jason Jordan................1994 Detroit Tigers Jason Adams...............1995 Houston Astros Mike Drumright...........1995 Detroit Tigers Braden Looper............1996 St. Louis Cardinals Chris Bauer..................1996 Detroit Tigers Travis Wyckoff.............1996 Florida Marlins Randy Young...............1996 Houston Astros Casey Blake.................1996 Toronto Blue Jays Brandon Baird.............1996 Kansas City Royals Ben Thomas................ 1997 Minnesota Twins Nathan Reese............. 1997 Florida Marlins John Adams................. 1997 Arizona D-Backs Zach Sorensen............1998 Cleveland Indians Casey Davis.................1998 Milwaukee Brewers

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Year Organization Present Signed Signed With Organization Steve Foral...................1998 Milwaukee Brewers Marc Bluma.................1999 Toronto Blue Jays Ben Christensen.........1999 Chicago Cubs Tim Hayes....................1999 Amarillo Dillas Kevin Hooper...............1999 Florida Marlins Brian Preston..............1999 Montreal Expos Nate Robertson..........1999 Florida Marlins Jeff Ryan.......................1999 Chicago Cubs Greg Bauer.................. 2000 Los Angeles Dodgers Blake Blasi................... 2000 Chicago Cubs Koyie Hill...................... 2000 LA Dodgers Tymber Lee................. 2000 Anaheim Angels Pat Magness............... 2000 Florida Marlins Marc Neubauer.......... 2000 Florida Marlins Brandon Sloan........... 2000 Florida Marlins Ben Keiter....................2001 Texas Rangers Eric Absher...................2001 River City Rascals Justin Maureau........... 2002 Toronto Blue Jays Adam Peterson.......... 2002 Toronto Blue Jays Brian Burgamy........... 2002 San Diego Padres John Tetuan................. 2002 Colorado Rockies Randy Walter.............. 2002 San Francisco Giants Ryan Owen................. 2002 Los Angeles Dodgers Dustin Hawkins......... 2002 Houston Astros Reuben Kerbs............ 2003 Arizona Diamondbacks Mike Dennison........... 2003 Boston Red Sox Cody Clark................... 2003 Texas Rangers David Sanders............ 2003 Boston Red Sox Tommy Hottovy......... 2004 Boston Red Sox Drew Moffitt................ 2004 Baltimore Orioles Nick Blasi..................... 2004 Oakland A’s Logan Sorensen........ 2004 Boston Red Sox Brandon Green.......... 2004 Seattle Mariners Steve Uhlmansiek..... 2004 Seattle Mariners Mike Pelfrey................ 2005 New York Mets Joe Muich..................... 2005 New York Yankees Phil Napolitan............ 2005 Detroit Tigers Kris Johnson............... 2006 Boston Red Sox Hiroshima Japan Nick McCoola.............. 2007 Sioux City Explorers Damon Sublett.......... 2007 New York Yankees Derek Schermerhorn.2007 Chicago Cubs Matt Brown................. 2007 Cleveland Indians Noah Krol.................... 2007 Detroit Tigers Jared Simon................ 2007 Slippery Rock Sliders Noah Booth................ 2007 Tampa Bay Devil Rays Kyle Touchatt............. 2007 Baltimore Orioles Travis Banwart........... 2007 Oakland A’s Cleveland Indians Ronnie Morales.......... 2007 Chicago White Sox Conor Gillaspie........... 2008 San Francisco Giants San Francisco Giants Aaron Shafer.............. 2008 Chicago Cubs Anthony Capra.......... 2008 Oakland A’s Kenny Williams Jr....... 2008 Chicago White Sox Andy Dirks................... 2008 Detroit Tigers Rob Musgrave............ 2008 San Diego Padres Dusty Coleman.......... 2008 Oakland A’s San Diego Padres Josh Workman............ 2008 Detroit Tigers Tyler Weber................. 2008 Detroit Tigers Matt Smith.................. 2008 Los Angeles Dodgers Khol Nanney............... 2008 Minnesota Twins Jordan Cooper.............2010 Cleveland Indians Wichita Wingnuts Logan Hoch.................2010 Detroit Tigers Cody Lassley...............2010 Toronto Blue Jays Ryan Jones................... 2011 Los Angeles Angels Tyler Grimes................ 2011 Minnesota Twins Charlie Lowell............. 2011 Florida Marlins Brian Flynn................... 2011 Detroit Tigers Kansas City Royals Chris O’Brien............... 2011 Los Angeles Dodgers Baltimore Orioles Chance Sossamon..... 2011 Texas Rangers Tim Kelley.....................2012 Detroit Tigers Josh Smith....................2012 Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Red Sox Mitch Mormann..........2012 San Francisco Giants Brandon Peterson.....2013 Minnesota Twins St. Paul Saints Albert Minnis...............2013 Houston Astros Casey Gillaspie...........2014 Tampa Bay Rays Chicago White Sox A.J. Ladwig...................2014 Detroit Tigers Detroit Tigers Chase Simpson...........2014 Pittsburgh Pirates York Revolution Tyler Baker...................2014 Arizona D-backs Seattle Mariners Cale Elam.....................2014 Detroit Tigers Dayne Parker...............2014 Houston Astros Sam Hilliard.................2015 Colorado Rockies Colorado Rockies Daniel Kihle..................2015 Minnesota Twins Isaac Anderson...........2015 Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers Sam Tewes...................2016 St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals John Hayes...................2016 Detroit Tigers Detroit Tigers Chase Williams...........2016 Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee Brewers Tanner Kirk...................2016 Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Orioles Ben Hecht.................... 2017 Chicago Cubs Chicago Cubs Reagan Biechler......... 2017 Colorado Rockies Colorado Rockies Zach Lewis................... 2017 Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox Landon Holifield......... 2017 Milwaukee Brewers TBD

Shockers in Major League Baseball Claude Hendrix 6-0 • 195 Bats R • Throws R Major League Debut: June 7, 1911 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 1911 Pitt. 2.73 4-6 1 22-12 6 1 118.2 85 52 36 53 57 1912 Pitt. 2.59 24-9 1 39-32 25 4 288.2 256 110 83 105 176 1913 Pitt. 2.84 14-15 3 42-25 17 2 241 216 95 76 89 138 1914 Chi. (FL) 1.69 29-10 5 49-37 34 6 362 262 91 68 77 189 1915 Chi. (FL) 3.00 16-15 4 40-31 26 5 285 256 120 95 84 107 1916 Chi. (NL) 2.68 8-16 2 36-24 15 3 218 193 81 65 67 117 1917 Chi. (NL) 2.60 10-12 1 40-21 13 1 215 202 94 62 72 81 1918 Chi. (NL) 2.78 20-7 0 32-27 21 3 233 229 87 72 54 86 1919 Chi. (NL) 2.62 10-14 0 33-25 15 2 206.1 208 79 60 42 69 1920 Chi. (NL) 3.58 9-12 0 27-23 12 0 203.2 216 101 81 54 72 Totals 2.65 144-116 17 360-257 184 27 2371.1 2,123 910 698 697 1,092 Lloyd Bishop 6-0 • 180 Bats R • Throws R Major League Debut: Sept. 5, 1914 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO 1914 Clev. 5.63 0-1 0 3-1 0 0 Totals 5.63 0-1 0 3-1 0 0

IP H 8 14 8 14

R 5 5

ER BB 5 3 5 3

SO 1 1

Don Lock 6-2 • 202 Bats R • Throws R Born: July 27, 1936 Major League Debut: July 17, 1962 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1962 Wash. .253 71 225 30 57 6 2 12 37 30 63 4-9 1963 Wash. .252 149 531 71 134 20 1 27 82 70 151 7-10 1964 Wash. .248 152 512 73 127 17 4 28 80 79 137 4-6 1965 Wash. .215 143 418 52 90 15 1 16 39 57 115 1-4 1966 Wash. .233 138 386 52 90 15 1 16 48 57 126 2-8 1967 Phil. .252 112 313 46 79 13 1 14 51 43 98 9-14 1968 Phil. .210 99 248 27 52 7 2 8 34 26 64 3-7 1968 Phil. .000 4 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0-0 1969 Bos. .224 53 58 8 13 1 0 1 2 11 21 0-1 Totals .238 921 2695 359 642 92 12 122 373 373 776 30-59 Bryan Oelkers 6-3 • 192 Bats L • Throws L Born: March 11, 1961 Major League Debut: April, 9, 1983 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R 1983 Minn. 8.65 0-5 0 10-8 0 0 34.1 56 34 1986 Clev. 4.70 3-3 1 35-4 0 0 69 70 38 Totals 6.01 3-8 1 45-12 0 0 103.1 126 72

ER BB SO 33 17 13 36 40 33 69 57 46

Joe Carter 6-3 • 215 Bats R • Throws R Born: March 7, 1960 Major League Debut: July 30, 1983 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1983 Chi. (NL) .176 23 51 6 9 1 1 0 1 0 21 1-1 1984 Clev. .275 66 244 32 67 6 1 13 41 11 48 2-6 1985 Clev. .262 143 489 64 128 27 0 15 59 25 74 24-30 1986 Clev. .302 162 663 108 200 36 9 29 121 32 95 29-36 1987 Clev. .264 149 588 83 155 27 2 32 106 27 105 31-37 1988 Clev. .271 157 621 85 168 36 6 27 98 35 82 27-32 1989 Clev. .243 162 651 84 158 32 4 35 105 39 112 13-18 1990 S.D. .232 162 634 79 147 27 1 24 115 48 93 22-28 1991 Tor. .273 162 638 89 174 42 3 33 108 49 112 20-29 1992 Tor. .264 158 622 97 164 30 7 34 119 36 109 12-17 1993 Tor. .254 155 603 92 153 33 5 33 121 47 113 8-11 1994 Tor. .271 111 435 70 118 25 2 27 103 33 64 11-11 1995 Tor. .253 139 558 70 141 23 0 25 76 37 87 12-13 1996 Tor. .253 157 625 84 158 35 7 30 107 44 106 7-13 1997 Tor. .234 157 612 76 143 30 4 21 102 40 105 8-10 1998 Bal. .247 85 283 36 70 15 1 11 34 18 48 3-4 S.F. .295 41 105 15 31 7 0 7 29 6 13 1-1 Season .260 126 388 51 101 22 1 18 63 24 61 4-5 Totals .259 2,189 8,422 1,170 2,184 432 53 396 1,445 527 1,387 231-297

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Charlie O’Brien 6-2 • 195 Bats R • Throws R Born: May 1, 1960 Major League Debut: June 2, 1985 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1985 Oak. .273 16 11 3 3 1 0 0 1 3 3 0-0 1987 Mil. .200 10 35 2 7 3 1 0 0 4 4 0-1 1988 Mil. .220 40 118 12 26 6 0 2 9 5 16 0-1 1989 Mil. .234 62 188 22 44 10 0 6 35 21 11 0-0 1990 Mil. .186 46 145 11 27 7 2 0 11 11 26 0-0 NY. (NL) .162 28 68 6 11 3 0 0 9 10 8 0-0 Season .178 74 213 17 38 10 2 0 20 21 34 0-0 1991 NY (NL) .185 69 168 16 31 6 0 2 14 17 25 0-2 1992 NY (NL) .212 68 156 15 33 12 0 2 13 16 18 0-1 1993 NY (NL) .255 67 188 15 48 11 0 4 23 14 14 1-2 1994 Atl. .243 51 152 24 37 11 0 8 28 15 24 0-0 1995 Atl. .227 67 198 18 45 7 0 9 23 29 40 0-1 1996 Tor. .238 109 324 33 77 17 0 13 44 29 68 0-1 1997 Tor. .218 69 225 22 49 15 1 4 27 22 45 0-2 1998 Chi. (AL) .262 57 164 12 43 9 0 4 18 9 31 0-0 Ana. .182 5 11 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 Season .257 62 175 13 45 9 0 4 18 10 33 0-0 1999 Ana. .097 27 62 3 6 0 0 1 4 1 12 0-0 2000 Mon. .211 9 19 1 4 1 0 1 2 2 1 0-0 Totals .221 800 2,232 216 493 119 4 56 261 209 354 1-11 Russ Morman 6-4 • 215 Bats R • Throws R Born: April 28, 1962 Major League Debut: Aug. 3, 1986 Year Team Avg. G AB 1986 Chi. (AL) .252 49 159 1988 Chi. (AL) .240 40 75 1989 Chi. (AL) .224 37 58 1990 K.C. .270 12 37 1991 K.C. .261 12 23 1994 Fla. .212 13 33 1995 Fla. .278 34 72 1996 Fla. .167 6 6 1997 Fla. .286 4 7 Totals .249 207 470

R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 18 40 5 0 4 17 16 36 1-1 8 18 2 0 0 3 3 17 0-0 5 13 2 0 0 8 6 16 1-1 5 10 4 2 1 3 3 3 0-0 1 6 0 0 0 1 1 5 0-0 2 7 0 1 1 2 2 9 0-0 9 20 2 1 3 7 3 12 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 3 2 1 0 1 2 0 2 1-1 51 117 17 4 10 43 35 102 3-3

Don Heinkel 6-0• 185 Born: Oct. 20, 1959 Bats L• Throws R Major League Debut: April 7, 1988 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 1988 Det. 3.96 0-0 1 21-0 0 0 36.1 30 17 16 12 30 1989 St. Louis 5.81 1-1 0 7-5 0 0 26.1 40 19 17 7 16 Totals 4.74 1-1 1 28-5 0 0 62.2 70 36 33 19 46 Rick Wrona 6-1 • 185 Bats R • Throws R Born: Dec. 10, 1963 Major League Debut: Sept. 3, 1988 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1988 Chi. (NL) .000 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 1989 Chi. (NL) .283 38 92 11 26 2 1 2 14 2 21 0-0 1990 Chi. (NL) .172 16 29 3 5 0 0 0 0 2 11 1-1 1992 Cin. .174 11 23 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 1993 Chi. (AL) .125 4 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0-0 1994 Mil. .500 6 10 2 5 4 0 1 3 1 1 0-0 Totals .244 79 168 16 41 6 1 3 18 5 41 1-1

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Phil Stephenson 6-1 • 185 Bats L • Throws L Born: Sept. 19, 1960 Major League Debut: April 5, 1989 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1989 Chi. .143 17 21 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 3 1-1 S.D. .353 10 17 4 6 0 0 2 2 3 2 0-0 Season .237 27 38 4 9 0 0 2 2 5 5 1-1 1990 S.D. .209 103 182 26 38 9 1 4 19 30 43 2-3 1991 S.D. .286 11 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 0-0 1992 S.D. .155 53 71 5 11 2 1 0 8 10 11 0-0 Totals .201 194 298 35 60 11 2 6 29 47 62 3-4 Jeff Richardson 6-3 • 185 Bats R • Throws R Born: April 29, 1963 Major League Debut: Sept. 19, 1990 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 1990 Cal. 0.00 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 0.00 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 Eric Wedge 6-3 • 215 Bats R • Throws R Born: Jan. 27, 1968 Major League Debut: Oct. 5, 1991 Year Team Avg. G AB 1991 Bos. 1.000 1 1 1992 Bos. .250 27 68 1993 Col. .182 9 11 1994 Bos. .000 2 6 Totals .233 39 86

R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 11 17 2 0 5 11 13 18 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 4 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 13 20 2 0 5 12 14 25 0-0

David Haas 6-1 • 200 Born: October 19, 1965 Bats R • Throws R Major League Debut: Sept. 8, 1991 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 1991 Det. 6.75 1-0 0 11-0 0 0 10.2 8 8 8 12 6 1992 Det. 3.94 5-3 0 12-11 1 1 61.2 68 30 27 16 29 1993 Det. 6.11 1-2 0 20-0 0 0 28 45 20 19 8 17 Totals 4.84 7-5 0 43-11 1 1 100.1 121 58 54 36 52 Mike Lansing 6-0 • 180 Bats R • Throws R Born: April 3, 1968 Major League Debut: April 7, 1993 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1993 Mon. .287 141 491 64 141 29 1 3 45 46 56 23-28 1994 Mon. .266 106 394 44 105 21 2 5 35 30 37 12-20 1995 Mon. .255 127 467 47 119 30 2 10 62 28 65 27-31 1996 Mon. .285 159 641 99 183 40 2 11 53 44 85 23-31 1997 Mon. .281 144 572 86 161 45 2 20 70 45 92 11-16 1998 Col. .276 153 584 73 161 39 2 12 66 39 88 10-13 1999 Col. .310 35 145 24 45 9 0 4 15 7 22 2-2 2000 Bos. .194 49 139 10 27 4 0 0 13 7 26 0-0 2000 Col. .258 90 365 62 94 14 6 11 47 31 49 8-10 2001 Bos. .250 106 352 45 88 23 0 8 34 22 50 3-6 Totals .271 1110 4150 554 1124 254 17 84 440 299 570 119-157 Tyler Green 6-5 • 208 Bats R • Throws R Born: Feb. 18, 1970 Major League Debut: April 9, 1993 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 1993 Phil. 7.36 0-0 0 3-2 0 0 7.1 16 9 6 5 7 1995 Phil. 5.31 8-9 0 26-25 4 2 140.2 157 86 83 66 85 1997 Phil. 4.93 4-4 0 14-14 0 0 76.2 72 50 42 45 58 1998 Phil. 5.03 6-12 0 27-27 0 0 159.1 142 97 89 85 113 Totals 5.16 18-25 0 70-68 4 2 384.0 387 242 220 201 263

Pat Meares 6-0 • 185 Bats R • Throws R Born: Sept. 6, 1968 Major League Debut: May 5, 1993 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 1993 Minn. .251 111 346 33 87 14 1994 Minn. .266 80 229 29 61 12 1995 Minn. .269 116 390 57 105 19 1996 Minn. .267 152 517 66 138 26 1997 Minn. .276 134 439 63 121 23 1998 Minn. .260 149 543 56 141 26 1999 Pitt. .308 21 91 15 28 4 2000 Pitt. .240 132 462 55 111 22 2001 Pitt. .211 87 270 27 57 11 Totals .258 982 3287 401 849 157

3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 3 0 33 7 52 4-9 1 2 24 14 50 5-6 4 12 49 15 68 10-14 7 8 67 17 90 9-13 3 10 60 18 86 7-14 3 9 70 24 86 7-11 0 0 7 9 20 0-0 2 13 47 36 91 1-1 1 4 25 10 45 0-2 24 58 382 150 588 43-70

Greg Brummett 6-0 • 180 Bats R • Throws R Born: April 20, 1967 Major League Debut: May 29, 1993 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB 1993 Minn. 5.74 2-1 0 5-5 0 0 26.2 29 17 17 15 S.F. 4.70 2-3 0 8-8 0 0 46 53 25 24 13 Season 5.08 4-4 0 13-13 0 0 72.2 82 42 41 28 Totals 5.08 4-4 0 13-13 0 0 72.2 82 42 41 28

SO 10 20 30 30

Darren Dreifort 6-2 • 205 Bats R • Throws R Born: May 18, 1972 Major League Debut: April 7, 1994 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB 1994 L.A. 6.21 0-5 6 27-0 0 0 29 45 21 20 15 1996 L.A. 4.94 1-4 0 19-0 0 0 23.2 23 13 13 12 1997 L.A. 2.86 5-2 4 48-0 0 0 63 45 21 20 34 1998 L.A. 4.00 8-12 0 32-26 1 1 180 171 84 80 57 1999 L.A. 4.79 13-13 0 30-29 1 1 178.2 177 105 95 76 2000 L.A. 4.16 12-9 0 32-32 1 1 192.2 175 105 89 87 2001 L.A. 5.13 4-7 0 16-16 0 0 94.2 89 62 54 47 2003 L.A. 4.03 4-4 0 10-10 0 0 60.1 58 29 27 25 2004 L.A. 4.44 1-4 1 60-0 0 0 50.2 43 25 25 36 Totals 4.36 48-60 11 274-113 3 3 872.2 826 465 423 389

SO 22 24 63 168 140 164 91 67 63 802

Jaime Bluma 5-11 • 195 Bats R • Throws R Born: May 18, 1972 Major League Debut: Aug. 9, 1996 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO 1996 KC 3.60 0-0 5 17-0 0 0 Totals 3.60 0-0 5 17-0 0 0

IP H 20 18 20 18

R 9 9

ER BB 8 4 8 4

SO 14 14

Doug Mirabelli 6-1 • 205 Bats R • Throws R Born: Oct. 18, 1970 Major League Debut: Aug. 27, 1996 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1996 S.F. .222 9 18 2 4 1 0 0 1 3 4 0-0 1997 S.F. .143 6 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 1998 S.F. .235 10 17 2 4 2 0 1 4 2 6 0-0 1999 S.F. .253 33 87 10 22 6 0 1 10 9 25 0-0 2000 S.F. .230 82 230 23 53 10 2 6 28 36 57 1-1 2001 Texas .102 23 49 4 5 2 0 2 3 10 21 0-0 2001 Bos. .270 54 141 16 38 8 0 9 26 17 36 0-0 2002 Bos. .225 57 151 17 34 7 0 7 25 17 33 0-0 2003 Bos. .258 62 163 23 42 13 0 6 18 11 36 0-0 2004 Bos. .281 59 160 27 45 12 0 9 32 19 46 0-0 2005 Bos. .228 50 136 16 31 7 0 6 18 14 48 2-2 2006 S.D. .182 14 22 1 4 1 0 0 0 4 5 0-0 2006 Bos. .193 59 161 12 31 6 0 6 25 11 54 0-0 Total .191 73 183 13 35 7 0 6 25 15 59 0-0 2007 Bos. .202 48 114 9 23 3 0 5 16 11 41 0-0 Totals .231 566 1456 162 337 78 2 58 206 165 415 3-3

Shockers in Major League Baseball Braden Looper Bats R • Throws R Born: Oct. 28, 1974 Major League Debut: March 31, 1998 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 1998 St. Louis 5.40 0-1 0 4-0 0 0 3.1 5 4 2 1 4 1999 Fla. 3.80 3-3 0 72-0 0 0 83.0 96 43 35 31 50 2000 Fla. 4.41 5-1 2 73-0 0 0 67.1 71 41 33 36 29 2001 Fla. 3.55 3-3 3 71-0 0 0 71.0 63 28 28 30 52 2002 Fla. 3.14 2-5 13 78-0 0 0 86.0 73 31 30 28 55 2003 Fla. 3.68 6-4 28 74-0 0 0 80.2 82 34 33 29 56 2004 N.Y. (NL) 2.70 2-5 29 71-0 0 0 83.1 86 28 25 16 60 2005 N.Y. (NL) 3.94 4-7 28 60-0 0 0 59.1 65 31 26 22 27 2006 St. Louis 3.56 9-3 0 69-0 0 0 73.1 76 30 29 20 41 2007 St. Louis 4.94 12-12 0 31-30 0 0 175.0 183 100 96 51 87 2008 St. Louis 4.16 12-14 0 33-33 1 1 199.0 216 101 92 45 108 2009 Milwaukee 5.22 14-7 0 34-34 0 0 194.2 226 123 113 64 100 Totals 4.15 72-65 103 670-97 1 1 1176.0 1242 594 542 373 669 Kennie Steenstra 6-5 • 220 Bats R • Throws R Born: Oct. 13, 1970 Major League Debut: May 21, 1998 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO 1998 Chi.(NL) 10.80 0-0 0 4-0 0 0 Totals 10.80 0-0 0 4-0 0 0

IP 3.1 3.1

H 7 7

R 4 4

ER BB 4 1 4 1

SO 4 4

P.J. Forbes Bats R • Throws R Born: Sept. 22, 1967 Major League Debut: July 21, 1998 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1998 Bal. .100 9 10 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-0 2001 Phil. .286 3 7 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0-0 Totals .176 12 17 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 0-0 Casey Blake 6-2 • 190 Bats R • Throws R Born: Aug. 23, 1973 Major League Debut: Aug. 14, 1999 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 1999 Tor. .256 14 39 6 10 2 0 1 1 2 7 0-0 2000 Minn. .188 7 16 1 3 2 0 0 1 3 7 0-0 2001 Balt. .133 6 15 2 2 0 0 1 2 1 4 2-2 2001 Minn. .318 13 22 1 7 1 0 0 2 3 8 1-1 2002 Minn. .200 9 20 2 4 1 0 0 1 2 7 0-0 2003 Clev. .257 152 557 80 143 35 0 17 67 38 109 7-16 2004 Clev. .271 152 587 93 159 36 3 28 88 68 139 5-13 2005 Clev. .241 147 523 72 126 32 1 23 58 43 116 4-9 2006 Clev. .282 109 401 63 113 20 1 19 68 45 93 6-6 2007 Clev. .270 156 588 81 159 36 4 18 78 54 123 4-9 2008 Clev. .289 94 325 46 94 24 0 11 58 33 68 2-2 L.A. (NL) .251 58 211 25 53 12 1 10 23 16 52 1-1 Total .274 152 536 71 147 36 1 21 81 49 120 3-3 2009 L.A. (NL) .280 139 485 84 136 25 6 18 79 63 116 3-7 2010 L.A. (NL) .248 146 509 56 126 28 1 17 64 48 138 0-4 2011 L.A. (NL) .252 63 202 32 51 10 1 4 26 26 50 1-3 Totals .264 1265 4500 644 1186 264 18 167 616 445 1037 36-73 Nate Robertson 6-2• 215 Bats R • Throws L Born: Sept. 3, 1977 Major League Debut: Sept. 7, 2002 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB 2002 Fla. 11.88 0-1 0 6-1 0 0 8.1 15 11 11 4 2003 Det. 5.44 1-2 0 8-8 0 0 44.2 55 27 27 23 2004 Det. 4.90 12-10 1 34-32 1 0 196.2 210 116 107 66 2005 Det. 4.48 7-16 0 32-32 2 0 196.2 202 113 98 65 2006 Det. 3.84 13-13 0 32-32 1 0 208.2 206 98 89 67 2007 Det. 4.76 9-13 0 30-30 0 0 177.2 199 98 94 63 2008 Det. 6.35 7-11 0 32-28 0 0 168.2 218 124 119 62 2009 Det. 5.44 2-3 0 28-6 0 0 49.2 59 33 30 28 2010 Fla. 5.47 6-8 0 19-18 0 0 100.1 110 70 61 40 Phil. 54.00 0-0 0 2-0 0 0 1.0 5 6 6 2 Total 5.95 6-8 0 21-18 0 0 101.1 115 76 67 42 Totals 5.01 57-77 1 223-187 4 0 1152.1 1279 696 642 420

SO 3 33 155 122 137 119 108 35 61 2 63 775

Zach Sorensen 6-0 • 190 Bats S • Throws R Born: Jan. 3, 1977 Major League Debut: June 3, 2003 Year Team Avg. G AB 2003 Clev. .135 36 37 2005 L.A. (AL) .167 12 12 Totals .143 48 49

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Koyie Hill 6-0 • 190 Bats S • Throws R Born: March 9, 1979 Major League Debut: Sept. 5, 2003 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 2003 L.A. .333 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 2004 L.A./Ariz. .250 13 36 3 9 1 0 1 6 2 6 1-1 2005 Ariz. .218 34 78 6 17 5 0 0 6 11 27 0-1 2007 Chi. (NL) .161 36 93 7 15 4 0 2 12 8 18 0-0 2008 Chi. (NL) .095 10 21 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 12 0-0 2009 Chi. (NL) .237 83 253 26 60 12 2 2 24 27 78 0-0 2010 Chi. (NL) .214 77 215 18 46 13 1 1 17 12 61 1-1 2011 Chi. (NL) .194 46 134 15 26 3 1 2 9 14 40 1-1 2012 Chi. (NL) .179 11 39 3 7 1 0 0 1 0 7 0-0 2013 Miami .155 18 58 3 9 2 0 0 0 2 18 0-0 2014 Philadelphia .238 10 21 2 5 1 0 0 1 1 5 0-0 Totals .207 341 951 83 197 44 4 8 77 77 274 3-4 Adam Peterson 6-3 • 220 Bats R • Throws R Born: May 18, 1979 Major League Debut: June 24, 2004 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO 2004 Tor. 16.87 0-0 0 3-0 0 0 Totals 16.87 0-0 0 3-0 0 0

IP 2.2 2.2

H 7 7

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Kevin Hooper 5-10 • 160 Bats R • Throws R Born: Dec. 7, 1976 Major League Debut: July, 9, 2005 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 2005 Det. .200 6 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 2006 Det. .000 8 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 Totals .125 14 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 Mike Pelfrey 6-7 • 210 Bats R • Throws R Born: January 14, 1984 Major League Debut: July 8, 2006 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB 2006 N.Y. (NL) 5.48 2-1 0 4-4 0 0 21.1 25 14 13 12 2007 N.Y. (NL) 5.57 3-8 0 15-13 0 0 72.2 85 47 45 39 2008 N.Y. (NL) 3.72 13-11 0 32-32 2 0 200.2 209 86 83 64 2009 N.Y. (NL) 5.03 10-12 0 31-31 0 0 184.1 213 112 103 66 2010 N.Y. (NL) 3.66 15-9 1 34-33 0 0 204.0 213 88 83 68 2011 N.Y. (NL) 4.74 7-13 0 34-33 2 0 193.2 220 111 102 65 2012 N.Y. (NL) 2.29 0-0 0 3-3 0 0 19.2 24 5 5 4 2013 Minn. 5.19 5-13 0 29-29 0 0 152.2 184 92 88 53 2014 Minn. 7.99 0-3 0 5-5 0 0 23.2 29 23 21 18 2015 Minn. 4.26 6-11 0 30-30 0 0 164.2 198 86 78 45 2016 Det. 5.07 4-10 0 24-22 0 0 119.0 160 76 67 46 2017 Chi. (AL) 5.93 3-12 0 34-21 0 0 120.0 127 87 79 62 Totals 4.68 68-103 1 275-256 4 0 1476.1 1687 827 767 542

SO 13 45 110 107 113 105 13 101 10 86 56 79 838

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Conor Gillaspie 6-1 • 200 Bats L • Throws R Born: July 18, 1987 Major League Debut: Sept. 9, 2008 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 2008 S.F. .200 8 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 2011 S.F. .263 15 19 2 5 0 0 1 2 2 1 0-0 2012 S.F. .150 6 20 2 3 1 0 0 2 0 2 0-0 2013 Chi. (AL) .245 134 408 46 100 14 3 13 40 37 79 0-1 2014 Chi. (AL) .282 130 464 50 131 31 5 7 57 36 78 0-4 2015 Chi. (AL) .237 58 173 10 41 11 1 3 15 9 34 0-1 L.A. (AL) .203 17 64 4 13 4 1 1 9 4 13 0-0 Total .228 75 237 14 54 15 2 4 24 13 47 0-1 2016 S.F. .262 101 191 24 50 8 4 6 25 12 28 1-3 2017 S.F. .163 44 80 8 13 4 0 2 8 5 10 0-0 Totals .251 513 1424 147 357 73 14 33 158 107 245 1-9 Andy Dirks 6-0 • 195 Bats L • Throws L Born: January 24, 1986 Major League Debut: May 16, 2011 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 2011 Det. .251 78 219 34 55 13 0 7 28 11 36 5-7 2012 Det. .322 88 314 56 101 18 5 8 35 23 53 1-2 2013 Det. .256 131 438 60 112 16 2 9 37 42 84 7-8 Totals .276 297 971 150 268 47 7 24 100 76 173 13-17 Tommy Hottovy 6-1 • 195 Bats L • Throws L Born: July 9, 1981 Major League Debut: June 3, 2011 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2011 Bos. 6.75 0-0 0 8-0 0 0 4.0 4 3 3 3 2 2012 K.C. 2.89 0-0 0 9-0 0 0 9.1 11 3 3 5 6 Totals 4.05 0-0 0 17-0 0 0 13.1 5 6 6 8 8 Kris Johnson 6-4 • 195 Bats L • Throws L Born: Oct. 14, 1984 Major League Debut: Aug. 18, 2013 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2013 Pittsburgh 6.10 0-2 0 4-1 0 0 10.1 12 7 7 4 9 2014 Minn. 4.73 0-1 0 3-3 0 0 13.1 17 7 7 9 12 Totals 5.32 0-3 0 7-4 0 0 23.2 29 14 14 13 21 Cody Clark 6-3 • 200 Bats R • Throws R Born: Sept. 14, 1981 Major League Debut: Aug. 23, 2013 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 2013 Houston .105 16 38 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 15 0-0 Totals .105 16 38 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 15 0-0 Brian Flynn 6-7 • 240 Bats L • Throws L Born: April 19, 1990 Major League Debut: Sept. 4, 2013 Year Team ERA W-L SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2013 Miami 8.50 0-2 0 4-4 0 0 18.0 27 17 17 13 15 2014 Miami 9.00 0-1 0 2-1 0 0 7.0 12 7 7 3 6 2016 K.C. 2.60 1-2 0 36-1 0 0 55.1 38 19 16 23 44 2017 K.C. 3.86 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 2.1 3 1 1 0 0 Totals 4.46 1-5 0 43-6 0 0 82.2 80 44 41 39 65 Dusty Coleman 6-2 • 205 Bats R • Throws R Born: April 20, 1987 Major League Debut: July 3, 2015 Year Team Avg. G AB 2015 K.C. .000 4 5 2017 S.D. .227 27 66 Totals .211 31 71

R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 6 15 3 0 4 9 2 33 1-1 6 15 3 0 4 9 2 36 1-1

Wichita State MLB Draft Picks First-Round Shockers Year Team Rd (Pick) 1972 Joseph Krsnich, INF Yankees 1st (13) 1981 Joe Carter, OF Cubs 1st (2) 1982 Bryan Oelkers, RHP Twins 1st (4) 1983 Erik Sonberg, LHP Dodgers 1st (18) 1983 Russ Morman, OF White Sox 1st (28) 1991 Tyler Green, RHP Phillies 1st (10) 1993 Darren Dreifort, RHP Dodgers 1st (2) 1995 Mike Drumright, RHP Tigers 1st (11) 1996 Braden Looper, RHP Cardinals 1st (3) 1999 Ben Christensen, RHP Cubs 1st (26) 2005 Mike Pelfrey, RHP Mets 1st (9) 2006 Kris Johnson, LHP Red Sox 1st (40) 2008 Conor Gillaspie, 3B Giants 1st (37) 2014 Casey Gillaspie, 1B Rays 1st (20)

1988 Eddy Durham, LHP Mark Standiford, 2B Dave Haas, RHP

Giants Giants Tigers

1989 Brian Morrow, OF Mike McDonald, OF Jim Newlin, RHP Greg Brummett, RHP Mike Lansing, SS Eric Wedge, C

Mariners Giants Mariners Giants Orioles Red Sox

53 (1,317) 29 (752) 12 (299) 11 (284) 9 (219) 3 (83)

1990 P.J Forbes, 2B Pat Meares, 3B Mike Lansing, SS Jeff Williams, RHP

Angels Twins Miami Orioles

20 (556) 12 (329) 6 (155) 2 (69)

1991 Brian Buzard, LHP Darrin Paxton, RHP Michael Jones, C Billy Hall, 2B Jim Audley, OF Tyler Green, RHP

Indians 41 (1,073) Expos 39 (1,023) Reds 17 (457) Padres 17 (445) Orioles 13 (342) Phillies 1 (10)

1992 Jason White, 1B Todd Dreifort, OF Kennie Steenstra, RHP Scot McCloughan, 3B Chris Wimmer, SS Doug Mirabelli, C

Athletics Expos Cubs Blue Jays Giants Giants

1993 Toby Smith, 1B Shane Dennis, LHP Jaime Bluma, RHP Darren Dreifort, RHP

Royals 32 (889) Blue Jays 16 (462) Astros 7 (196) Dodgers 1 (2)

1994 Joey Jackson, 2B Mike Brandley, LHP Jason Jordan, RHP Carl Hall, 2B Shane Dennis, LHP Jaime Bluma, RHP

Angels 45 (1,234) Expos 38 (1,064) Tigers 17 (473) Expos 11 (308) Padres 7 (178) Royals 3 (79)

1995 Casey Blake, 3B Randy Young, OF Jason Adams, SS Chris Bauer, RHP Mike Drumright, RHP

Yankees 45 (1,259) Mets 44 (1,225) Astros 9 (249) Phillies 7 (185) Tigers 1 (11)

1996 Brandon Baird, LHP Casey Davis, OF Randy Young, OF Travis Wyckoff, LHP Casey Blake, 3B Chris Bauer,RHP Braden Looper, RHP

Royals 24 (709) Rangers 23 (683) Astros 16 (474) Marlins 11 (314) Blue Jays 7 (189) Tigers 6 (161) Cardinals 1 (3)

20 (516) 16 (412) 15 (395)

1967 Kenneth Dean, RHP

Indians

1972 Joseph Krsnich, INF

Yankees

1979 David Howard, OF

Mets

4 (80)

1980 Keith Jones, OF Mike Davis, 2B

Mets Mets

26 (642) 4 (78)

1981 Bob Bomerito, 3B Charlie O’Brien, C Keith Jones, OF Terry Hayes, LHP Phil Stephenson, 1B Joe Carter, OF

Yankees Mariners Rangers Mariners Expos Cubs

32 (784) 21 (520) 15 (372) 10 (234) 5 (121) 1 (2)

1982 Don Heinkel, RHP Loren Hibbs, OF Jim Thomas, 2B Charlie O’Brien, C Phil Stephenson, 1B Bryan Oelkers, LHP

Tigers 30 (752) Rangers 12 (304) Astros 9 (225) Athletics 5 (132) Athletics 3 (30) Twins 1 (4)

1983 Kevin Penner, OF David Lucas, SS Jim Spring, 2B Loren Hibbs, OF David McClure, C Russ Morman, OF Erik Sonberg, LHP

Rangers 48 (825) Expos 32 (766) Giants 22 (558) Expos 22 (556) Tigers 10 (251) White Sox 1 (28) Dodgers 1 (18)

1984 Troy Howerton, LHP Greg LaFever, RHP Loren Hibbs, OF Jimmy Daniel, RHP

Orioles Reds Giants Royals

16 (417) 11 (267) 10 (245) 4 (96)

1985 Greg LaFever, RHP Rick Wrona, C

Indians Cubs

14 (349) 5 (130)

1986 Mark Behny, RHP

Cardianls 13 (338)

1987 Kent Headley, OF Timothy Raley, C David Haas, RHP Kevin Kelly, LHP

1997 John Adams, OF Ben Thomas, LHP

D’backs Twins

Royals 47 (1,030) Brewers 27 (702) Blue Jays 18 (465) Braves 9 (220)

1998 Kevin Hooper, 2B Casey Davis, OF Marc Bluma, RHP

Indians 49 (1,422) Brewers 30 (896) Twins 21 (619)

57 (910) 1 (13)

28 (788) 22 (603) 12 (331) 10 (289) 8 (215) 5 (131)

27 (833) 8 (243)

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Nate Robertson, LHP Zach Sorensen, SS

White Sox 15 (449) Indians 2 (63)

1999 Greg Bauer, RHP Jeff Ryan, SS Pat Magness, 1B Tymber Lee, RHP Brian Preston, C Marc Bluma, RHP Kevin Hooper, 2B Nate Robertson, LHP Brandon Sloan, RHP Ben Christensen, RHP

Royals 47 (1,388) Cubs 37 (1,130) Royals 47 (691) Dodgers 16 (494) Expos 14 (420) Blue Jays 13 (403) Marlins 8 (236) Marlins 5 (146) White Sox 4 (129) Cubs 1 (26)

2000 Tymber Lee, RHP Greg Bauer, RHP Adam Peterson, RHP Pat Magness, 1B Blake Blasi, 2B Brandon Sloan, RHP Koyie Hill, C

Angels 35 (1,040) Dodgers 22 (657) Royals 15 (434) Marlins 12 (341) Cubs 10 (283) Marlins 7 (191) Dodgers 4 (117)

2001 Justin McCarty, OF Adam Peterson, RHP Ben Keiter, RHP

Cubs 35 (1,038) Yankees 8 (245) Rangers 6 (171)

2002 Dustin Hawkins, OF Reuben Kerbs, LHP Ryan Owen, C Randy Walter, OF Brian Burgamy, 2B John Tetuan, RHP Adam Peterson, RHP Justin Maureau, LHP

Astros Expos Dodgers Giants Padres Rockies Blue Jays Blue Jays

37 (1,121) 31 (917) 12 (361) 9 (277) 9 (265) 9 (261) 4 (116) 3 (86)

2003 David Sanders, LHP Drew Moffitt, OF Mike Dennison, RHP Reuben Kerbs, LHP Cody Clark, C

Red Sox Red Sox Red Sox D’backs Rangers

30 (894) 25 (744) 21 (624) 16 (486) 11 (316)

2004 Logan Sorensen, 1B Brandon Green, SS Nick Blasi, OF Steve Uhlmansiek, LHP Drew Moffitt, OF Tommy Hottovy, LHP

Red Sox Mariners Athletics Mariners Orioles Red Sox

19 (575) 19 (573) 12 (367) 12 (363) 10 (289) 4 (125)

2005 Joe Muich, C Mike Pelfrey, RHP

Yankees Mets

12 (379) 1 (9)

2006 Kris Johnson, LHP

Red Sox

1 (40)

2007 Ronnie Morales, LHP Kyle Touchatt, RHP Kenny Williams Jr., OF Josh Workman, 2B Noah Krol, RHP Matt Brown, OF Damon Sublett, 2B Travis Banwart, RHP

White Sox 45 (1,342) Orioles 34 (1,026) Rockies 32 (971) Twins 23 (722) Tigers 17 (541) Indians 13 (407) Yankees 7 (244) Athletics 4 (150)

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Wichita State MLB Draft Picks

2008 Josh Workman, 2B Tyler Weber, C Dusty Coleman, SS Matt Smith, RHP Rob Musgrave, LHP Andy Dirks, OF Kenny Williams Jr., OF Anthony Capra, LHP Aaron Shafer, RHP Conor Gillaspie, 3B

Tigers 38 (1,153) Tigers 30 (913) Athletics 28 (844) Dodgers 22 (667) Padres 14 (435) Tigers 8 (253) White Sox 6 (180) Athletics 4 (124) Cubs 2 (65) Giants 1 (37)

2009 Ryan Jones, OF

D’backs 39 (1,176)

2010 Grant Muncrief, RHP Logan Hoch, LHP Jordan Cooper, RHP

Twins Tigers Indians

37 (1,125) 30 (913) 9 (270)

2011 Johnny Coy, 1B Blue Jays 45 (1,369) Josh Smith, LHP Brewers 26 (791) Mitch Mormann, RHP Tigers 25 (767) Chance Sossamon, RHP Rangers 21 (654) Chris O’Brien, C Dodgers 18 (554) Brian Flynn, LHP Tigers 7 (227) Charlie Lowell, LHP Marlins 6 (193) Tyler Grimes, SS Twins 5 (178)

2012 Josh Smith, LHP

Pirates

25 (766)

2013 Albert Minnis, LHP Astros Brandon Peterson, RHP Twins

25 (737) 13 (380)

2014 Tyler Baker, C Chase Simpson, 3B A.J. Ladwig, RHP Casey Gillaspie, 1B

D’backs Pirates Tigers Rays

15 (450) 14 (431) 11 (340) 1 (20)

2015 Sam Hilliard, OF Daniel Kihle, OF Willie Schwanke, RHP Chase Williams, RHP Isaac Anderson, RHP

Rockies 15 (437) Twins 18 (530) Brewers 22 (661) Padres 25 (747) Dodgers 40 (1,212)

2016 Sam Tewes, RHP John Hayes, RHP Chase Williams, RHP Tanner Kirk, 2B

Cardinals 8 (256) Tigers 25 (745) Brewers 35 (1041) Orioles 35 (1051)

2017 Ben Hecht, RHP Reagan Biechler, LHP

Cubs Rockies

12 (375) 31 (926)

Wichita State Milestone Victories

Win...............................................................................Significance No. 1 — WSU 14, Chilocco Indian Scool 2 (1901)...... First Victory No. 100 — WSU 7, Baker 4 (1914)................................. 100th Victory No. 118 — WSU 9, Tulsa 6 (1950).................................. First Valley Victory No. 200 — WSU 7, College of Emporia (1961)........... 200th Victory No. 277 — WSU 7, Dallas 4 (1978)................................ Stephenson’s 1st Victory No. 300 — WSU 6, Oklahoma City 2 (1978).............. 300th Victory No. 400 — WSU 8, Illinois 5 (1980)............................. 400th Victory No. 437 — WSU 12, Southern Illinois 1 (1980)........... 1st MVC Tourn. Champ. No. 493 — WSU 7, Clemson 2 (1981)........................... 1st NCAA Reg. Victory No. 500 — WSU 16, Fort Hayes State 0 (1982)........ 500th Victory No. 562 — WSU 8, New Orleans 1 (1982)................... 1st NCAA Reg. Champ. No. 563 — WSU 7, Cal State Fullerton 0 (1982)...... First CWS Victory No. 600 — WSU 8, Oklahoma State 1 (1983)............ 600th Victory No. 700 — WSU 8, Illinois State 2 (1985)................... 700th Victory No. 777 — WSU 9, Kearney State 3 (1987)................. Stephenson’s 500th Victory No. 800 — WSU 13, Kansas 8 (1987).......................... 800th Victory No. 900 — WSU 21, Oral Roberts 3 (1989)................ 900th Victory No. 915 — WSU 8, Portland State 4 (1989)............... Last Win/Record 24-Gm Streak No. 957 — WSU 5, Texas 3 (1989)................................ First CWS Champ. No. 1,000 — WSU 12, Creighton 3 (1990)................... 1,000th Victory

Win...............................................................................Significance No. 1,002 — WSU 7, Arkansas 6 (1990)...................... First Home Reg. Victory No. 1,065 — WSU 11, California 5 (1991)...................... First Home Reg. Champ. No. 1,100 — WSU 22, Arkansas 4 (1992).................... 1,100th Victory No. 1,200 — WSU 13, Northern Iowa 0 (1994).......... 1,200th Victory No. 1,278 — WSU 4, Creighton 0 (1995)..................... Stephenson’s 1,000th Victory No. 1,500 — WSU 11, Creighton 2 (1999).................... 1,500th Victory No. 1,600 — WSU 9, Evansville 5 (2002)................... 1,600th Victory No. 1,678 — WSU 6, Indiana State 1 (2003).............. Stephenson’s 1,400th Victory No. 1,700 — WSU 11, Indiana State 1 (2004)............. 1,700th Victory No. 1,706 — WSU 5, Southern Illinois 1 (2004)........ Stephenson’s 1,428th Victory No. 1,778 — WSU 3, Bradley 0 (2005)......................... Stephenson’s 1,500th Victory No. 1,800 — WSU 8, Fordham 4 (2006).................... 1,800th Victory No. 1,878 — WSU 12, Evansville 1 (2007)................... Stephenson’s 1,600th Victory No. 1,900 — WSU 14, North Dakota St. 3 (2008).... 1,900th Victory No. 1,931 — WSU 10, Florida State 7 (2008)............. 1st NCAA Super Reg. Victory No. 1,978 — WSU 17, Evansville 2 (2010).................... Stephenson’s 1,700th Victory No. 2,000 — WSU 6, Missouri State 2 (2010).......... 2,000th Victory No. 2,047 — WSU 6, SIUE 1 (2014)............................... Butler’s First Victory at WSU No. 2,156 — WSU 6, Oklahoma State 4 (2014)......... Butler’s 100th Victory No. 2,246 - WSU 8, DBU 6 (2017)............................... Butler’s 100th Victory at WSU

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