2012 ORU Baseball Fact Book

2012 ORU BaseBall 1ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY GOLDEN EAGLES

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UNIVERSITYLocation: Tulsa, Okla.Founded: 1963Enrollment: 3,259Nickname: Golden EaglesColors: Navy Blue, Vegas Gold and WhiteConference: The Summit LeaguePresident: Dr. Mark RutlandAthletic Director: Mike CarterAthletic Department Phone: (918) 495-7151

STADIUMStadium: J.L. Johnson StadiumCapacity: 2,418Surface: Natural GrassDimensions: LF- 330; CF- 400; RF- 330First Game: March 6, 1978

All-Time Record (Pct.): 867-230-2 (.790)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Rob WaltonAlma Mater (Year): Oklahoma State (1986)Career Record (Pct.)/Years: 329-142 (.698) / 8Record at ORU: SameAsst. Coaches: Ryan Folmar, Ryan Neill, Brian AguailarDir. of Operations: Wes DavisBaseball Office Phone: (918) 495-7130Best Time To Contact Coaches: Call SID

BASEBALL INFO2011 Overall Record: 39-222011 Summit League Record (Finish): 29-7 (1st)2011 Postseason: TCU Regional (3-2)Final 2011 Ranking: n/aLettermen Returning/Lost: 17/14Starting Position Players Returning/Lost: 5/4Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost: 3/2Newcomers: 16

MEDIA RELATIONS STAFFBaseball Contact: Eli Linton Office Phone: (918) 495-6646Mobile: (406) 381-8355Email Address: [email protected] Relations Fax: (918) 495-7142Baseball Pressbox: (918) 495-7165Website: www.orugoldeneagles.comMailing Address: 7777 S. Lewis Ave. Tulsa, OK 74171

IntroductionMedia Information & Guidelines ................. 22012 Schedule ............................................ 4Oral Roberts University ............................... 5Dr. Mark Rutland, ORU President .................. 5Mike Carter, Athletic Director ....................... 6J.L. Johnson Stadium ................................... 8H.A. Chapman Indoor Practice Facility ......... 9The Summit League .................................. 10

Baseball Coaching StaffHead Coach Rob Walton .......................12-14Assistant Coach Ryan Folmar ..................... 15Assistant Coach Ryan Neill ......................... 15Dir. of Operations Wes Davis ...................... 16Volunteer Assistant Brian Aguailar ............ 16Support Staff ............................................. 17

Meet the Golden EaglesCam Schiller .............................................. 19Drew Bowen.............................................. 20Brandon King ............................................ 21Matt Rush ................................................. 22Alex Gonzalez ............................................ 23Nate Goro .................................................. 24Dan Martony ............................................. 25Bennett Pickar .......................................... 26Jared Schlehuber ....................................... 27Joe Spring ................................................. 28Lars Liguori ............................................... 29Alec Smith ................................................. 30Mike Torrence ............................................ 31Chris Williams............................................ 32Austen Colt, Jose Trevino............................ 33Jake O’Brien, Kevin Cho ............................. 34Brad Fisher, Kurt Giller ............................... 35Wesley Leander, Chris Bradshaw ............... 36Brandon Healy, Caleb Walker ..................... 37Tim ZuFall, Tyler Coker ............................... 38Taylor Tryon,Phillip Wilson......................... 39Hayden Martin, Logan Domenico .............. 40

Quick Facts

Credits: The 2012 Oral Roberts University Baseball Fact Book is produced by the ORU Athletic Media Relations Office. Layout and design by Dominique Allen and Media Relations Graduate Assistant Eli Linton. Editing assistance provided by Asst. AD/Director of Media Relations Blake Freeland, Assistant Director of Media Relations Rob Walden, Intern Jared Schlehuber, and members of the ORU Media Relations student staff. Photography by ORU Photographic Services, Shane Bevel, Bill Powell, Stephen Holman and others.

Jeff Gunter, Nathan Garza .......................... 412012 Numerical Roster .............................. 43

2011 Season In ReviewOverall Statistics ........................................ 45Game Results ............................................ 46Summit League Statistics .......................... 47Summit League in Review ......................... 48

ORU History and RecordsAll-Americans ........................................... 51Honors & Awards ..................................52-53Miscellaneous Info .................................... 54Game Records ........................................... 55Career Batting Records .............................. 56Career Pitching Records ............................. 57Season Batting Records ............................. 58Season Pitching Records ........................... 59NCAA Postseason Play ............................... 601978 College World Series ......................... 61ORU in the MLB Draft ................................ 62ORU in the Major Leagues ....................63-64Retired Jerseys .......................................... 65Letterwinners ......................................66-67Opponent Series Records ........................... 68Coaching Records ...................................... 69Game-by-Game Results .......................70-78

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Media Information & Guidelines

J.L. JOHNSON STADIUMJ.L. Johnson Stadium is equipped with a fully functioning press box for media use. Located at the top of the grandstand area directly behind home plate, the press box gives media personnel access to three radio/TV booths and a working press area which seats up to 18 people.

CREDENTIALSRequests for media credentials should be addressed to Eli Linton, ORU Athletic Media Relations, 7777 S. Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK 74171, or by calling the Media Relations office at (918) 495-6646. Requests can also be made via email at [email protected].

PARKINGMedia parking spaces at J.L. Johnson Stadium are limited and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact Eli Linton for more information.

PHOTOGRAPHERSPhotographers should make a special request for credentials. Photographers are al lowed on the field in designated areas. These areas include foul terri-tory beyond the dugouts on either side of the field. Please see Eli Linton for direction regarding these accessible areas.

VISITING RADIOAll stations wishing to broadcast games at J.L. Johnson Stadium must make requests through Eli Linton at least one weeks prior to game date. Two phone lines will be provided for vis iting radio. For long distance calls, broad casters must use calling cards or make collect calls.

GAME DAY SERVICESPrior to each home contest, game notes, rosters, stats and media guides will be available in the J.L. Johnson Stadium press box. Box scores will be available im-mediately following the game. Play-by-play accounts of the game can be provided upon re quest.

PROFESSIONAL SCOUTSTeam rosters and ORU stats will be provided upon request.

TELEPHONE/INTERNET SERVICESTelephone lines and wireless internet services for media are provided in the press box for use during and after the game. For any fax requests, contact Eli Linton for assistance. These lines do not have direct long distance access. The J.L. Johnson Press Box number is: (918) 495-7165.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSPost-game interviews with coaches and/or play ers can be conducted on the field in front of ORU’s dugout following the game. Please contact Eli Linton for player requests for post-game interviews. The ORU locker room and athletic training room facility is closed to all media personnel.

MEDIA OUTLETS

TULSA WORLD John Hoover-Beat WriterP.O. Box 1770, Tulsa, OK 74102Ph. (918) 581-8355, Fax (918) 581-8352E-Mail: [email protected] ASSOCIATED PRESS P.O. Box 1770, Tulsa, OK 74102Ph. (918) 584-4346, Fax (918) 584-4654E-Mail: [email protected]

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KJRH, Channel 2 - NBCAl Jerkens - Sports DirectorP.O. Box 2, Tulsa, OK 74101Ph. (918) 742-6397, Fax (918) 748-1566E-Mail: [email protected] KOKI, Channel 23 - FOXNathan Thompson - Sports Director2625 S. Memorial Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74129Ph. (918) 388-5264, Fax (918) 388-0516E-Mail: [email protected]

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KYAL FM 97.1 (The Sports Animal)Kevin Ward8181 S Lewis Ave,Tulsa, OK 74137 Ph. (918) 492-2660E-Mail: [email protected]

KQLL AM 1430 (The Buzz) Chris Plank, Don King, Jeremy Poplin5801 E. 41st, Ste. 900, Tulsa, OK 74135 Ph. (918) 664-2810, Studio Line (918) 460-1430E-Mail: [email protected] KRMG AM 740 Rick Couri7136 S. Yale, Tulsa, OK 74136 Ph. (918) 493-7111, Fax (918) 493-2376E-Mail: [email protected]

The 2012 edition of the ORU Baseball Fact Book is a comprehensive source of information with player and coaching staff biographies, statistics and historical references for use by the media covering ORU Baseball. For additional information about Golden Eagle baseball, please call the ORU Athletic Media Relations Office at (918) 495-6646.


2012 ScheduleDay Date Opponent Site Time_________ February Friday Feb. 17 Baylor at Waco, Texas 4:05 p.m. Saturday Feb. 18 Baylor at Waco, Texas 2:05 p.m. Sunday Feb. 19 Baylor at Waco, Texas 1:05 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 21 Wichita State J.L. Johnson Stadium 3 p.m. Friday Feb. 24 Eastern Michigan J.L. Johnson Stadium 3 p.m. Saturday Feb. 25 Eastern Michigan J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. Sunday Feb. 26 Eastern Michigan J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 28 Central Arkansas J.L. Johnson Stadium 3 p.m. March Friday Mar. 2 Alcorn State Univ. J.L. Johnson Stadium 3 p.m. Saturday Mar. 3 Alcorn State Univ. J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. Sunday Mar. 4 Alcorn State Univ. J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. Friday Mar. 9 Louisville at Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1 p.m. Saturday Mar. 10 East Carolina at Tuscaloosa, Ala. noon Sunday Mar. 11 Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 p.m. Tuesday Mar. 13 Wichita State at Wichita, Kan. 6:30 p.m. Thursday Mar. 15 Missouri State J.L. Johnson Stadium 6:30 p.m. Friday Mar. 16 Missouri State J.L. Johnson Stadium 3 p.m. Saturday Mar. 17 Missouri State at Springfield, Mo. 2 p.m. Sunday Mar. 18 Missouri State at Springfield, Mo. 1 p.m. Thursday Mar. 22 Cal State Fullerton at Fullerton, Calif. 8 p.m. Friday Mar. 23 Cal State Fullerton at Fullerton, Calif. 9 p.m. Saturday Mar. 24 Cal State Fullerton at Fullerton, Calif. 8 p.m. Tuesday Mar. 27 Oklahoma at Norman, Okla. 6:30 p.m. Friday Mar. 30 Louisiana Tech J.L. Johnson Stadium 6 p.m. Saturday Mar. 31 Louisiana Tech J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. April Sunday Apr. 1 Louisiana Tech J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. Tuesday Apr. 3 UALR at Little Rock, Ark. 6 p.m. Friday Apr. 6 Oakland * J.L. Johnson Stadium 6:30 p.m. Saturday Apr. 7 Oakland (DH) * J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. Sunday Apr. 8 Oakland * J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. Thusday Apr. 12 Southern Utah * at Cedar City, Utah TBA Friday Apr. 13 Southern Utah * at Cedar City, Utah TBA Saturday Apr. 14 Southern Utah * at Cedar City, Utah TBA Tuesday Apr. 17 Oklahoma J.L. Johnson Stadium 6:30 p.m. Friday Apr. 20 Western Illinois * J.L. Johnson Stadium 6:30 p.m Saturday Apr. 21 Western Illinois (DH) * J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. Sunday Apr. 22 Western Illinois * J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. Tuesday Apr. 24 Arkansas at Fayetteville, Ark. 6:30 p.m. Friday Apr. 27 South Dakota State * at Brookings, S.D. TBA Saturday Apr. 28 South Dakota State * at Brookings, S.D. TBA Sunday Apr. 29 South Dakota State * at Brookings, S.D. TBA

May Saturday May 5 Mississippi Valley State (DH) J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. Sunday May 6 Mississippi Valley State J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. Friday May 11 IPFW * at Fort Wayne, Ind. TBA Saturday May 12 IPFW * at Fort Wayne, Ind. TBA Sunday May 13 IPFW * at Fort Wayne, Ind. TBA Thusday May 17 North Dakota State * J.L. Johnson Stadium 6:30 p.m. Friday May 18 North Dakota State (DH) * J.L. Johnson Stadium 2 p.m. Saturday May 19 North Dakota State * J.L. Johnson Stadium 1 p.m. May 24 -26 Summit League Tournament * J.L. Johnson Stadium TBAAll Times Centralhome games-BOLD*Summit League Games


Oral Roberts University Founded in 1963 by evangelist Oral Roberts to educate the whole person-mind, body and spirit-ORU promises a world-class academic experience in the context of a vibrant Christ-centered community. Today, ORU envisions a bright future, energized by the financial support of the Green family-who has generously provided more than $60 million to the University-and by the appointment of a new president, Dr. Mark Rutland. The New ORU is pursuing excellence in every category-strengthening academic programs, upgrading technological capabilities and improving facilities campus-wide. A comprehensive university dedicated to strong student outcomes, ORU offers 65 undergraduate majors, many with national accreditation, as well as 14 master’s-level programs and two doctoral degrees. Faculty members educated at the nation’s top graduate schools serve as academic, profes-sional and spiritual mentors to students who come to ORU from every corner of the globe. ORU continues to redefine what it means to be a leading Christian university. We invite you to feel the energy of the New ORU and become a part of this university on the go. Oral Roberts University is a charismatic university, founded in the fires of evangelism and upon the unchanging precepts of the Bible. The univer-sity was founded as a result of the evangelist Oral Roberts’ obeying God’s mandate to build a university on God’s authority and the Holy Spirit. God’s commission to Oral Roberts was to “Raise up your students to hear My voice, to go where My light is dim, where My voice is heard small, and My healing power is not known, even to the uttermost bounds of the earth. Their work will exceed yours, and in this I am well pleased.”

The mission of Oral Roberts University - in its commitment to the Christian faith - is to educate the whole person in spirit, mind, and body, thereby preparing its graduates to be professionally competent servant-leaders who are spiritually alive, intellectually alert, physically disciplined, and socially adept. The university seeks to synthesize the best practices of liberal arts, professional, and graduate education with a charismatic emphasis to enable students to go into every person’s world with God’s message of salvation and healing for the totality of human need.

Dr. Mark Rutland, ORU President Dr. Mark Rutland brings significant academic and leadership experiences to his role as presi-dent of Oral Roberts University. Originally from Texas, Dr. Rutland completed a bachelor of science at the University of Mary-land in 1970. Then, answering God’s call to the ministry, he earned a master of divinity degree from Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Georgia in 1972, and became a United Methodist pastor. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in church growth from the California Graduate School of Theology in 1988. He served alongside Dr. Paul Walker at Mount Paran Church of God in Atlanta, Georgia. For five years he served as Senior Pastor of Calvary Assembly of God in Florida. During his tenure Calvary gained national notoriety as a model of turnaround leadership. In the late 1970s, Rutland began preaching revival meetings in churches across the nation and was soon ministering around the world. He founded Global Servants, which has a church-planting ministry in West Africa and a large girls’ home in Thailand. In 1998, he launched out into a second turnaround adventure: the presidency of Southeastern College in Lakeland, Florida. During his decade of leadership that college became a university, tri-pled enrollment from less than 1,000 to more than 3,000 students, and saw the Lakeland campus expanded with $50 million in new construction. While there Rutland also established the Jerusalem Studies Center in Israel.

Along with his academic and ministry pursuits, Dr. Rutland has authored 13 books and hosted a 30-minute daily radio program called The Herald of Joy. He and his wife, Alison, have partnered in marriage and ministry for 42 years. They have three married children and five grandchildren. He is currently ordained with the International Ministerial Fellowship.


Mike Carter, Athletic Director To say Mike Carter had his work cut out for him when he accepted the director of athletics position at Oral Roberts University on Nov. 7, 1994, is quite an understatement. It was hard enough for Carter to leave a successful business and sports law practice to embark on a career change. But combined that with the fact ORU was just beginning its second year back to active NCAA Division I status with only three full-time support personnel and no conference affiliation, and his endeavor was even more challenging.

However, more than 16 years later, it’s clear that Carter’s vision and guidance -- along with a strong commitment to athletics by the University -- has led the department to dramatic enhance-ments and unprecedented success.

Under Carter’s leadership, the department is now properly staffed with support personnel. During his tenure he has developed positions in athletic development, business administration, compliance, academic services, sports medicine, strength training, marketing and media relations. All of these support services have proven to be necessary for ORU to compete successfully in to-day’s world of Division I athletics.

Across the board, each athletic program has thrived with Carter at the helm. That success can be traced directly to the fact that Carter has chosen outstanding coaches and administrators to lead the Golden Eagle athletic programs.

Since joining the Summit League in 1997, the Golden Eagles have become a perennial favorite for the league’s Commissioner’s Cup, awarded to the league’s best overall athletic department. ORU has captured nine Cups in 14 years. Over the past 14 years the Golden Eagles have totaled 75 NCAA Tournament appearances and two NIT appearances and three WNIT appearances, 68 All-America selections, and two Olympians. In 2008, track & field athlete Andretti Bain became ORU’s first national champion in any sport when he captured NCAA titles in both the indoor and outdoor 400 meters. Bain went on to win a silver medal at the Beijing Olympics as part of the Bahamian 4x400 meter relay team.

ORU’s athletic success hasn’t just been limited to wins on the field though. The Golden Eagles have been extremely successful in the classroom as well, earning an overall GPA of 3.0 or better in 13 out of the last 14 years.

Yet, Carter isn’t resting on his laurels. New men’s and women’s basketball locker rooms, women’s basketball offices and a sports medicine facility in the Mabee Center have been constructed. ORU opened the Golden Eagle Sports Complex in 2006, a multi-purpose facility located at J.L. Johnson Stadium which features a 2,500-square foot strength and conditioning center; the Grand Slam Room; and new offices for the baseball coaching staff. The H.A. Chapman Indoor Facility, a 35,000-square foot practice facility for baseball and track opened as part of the Golden Eagle Sports Complex in the summer of 2009. The Mabee Center basketball arena received a new state-of-the-art video scoreboard in 2008, and the Case Soccer Complex was completed just before the 2011 Soccer Season. All of these enhancements have been made in an effort to maintain ORU’s athletic success, and advance to the next level in the near future.

Carter and his wife, Paula have two grown children, Lizz and Cason, and two grandchildren. They are also the parents of late son, Scott, who died in December 1993 of childhood cancer.


J.L. Johnson Stadium

J.L. JOHNSON STADIUM FACTS

Dedicated: June 17, 1977First Game: March 6, 1978 - ORU 7, Southeastern Oklahoma 6Playing Surface: Natural grassSeating Capacity: 2,418 chairback seats with arm restsPress Box: Seating for 15; Three radio/television boothsDimensions: LF - 330, RF - 330, CF – 400, LC - 375, RC - 375Outfield Wall: 30 foot high hitter’s eye in center field 10 feet behind centerfield wall. Scoreboard 10 feet behind right center field wall.

POST-SEASON TOURNAMENTS AT J.L. JOHNSON STADIUM1978 - NCAA Midwest RegionalTeams: Oral Roberts, Oklahoma State, Michigan State, Southern IllinoisKey Players: Dave Stieb (SIU), Kirk Gibson (MSU)*Oral Roberts won the regional to earn the school’s first appearance in the College World Series

1980 - NCAA Midwest RegionalTeams: Oral Roberts, Arkansas, California, Missouri, UNLV, Wichita StateKey Players: Bob Melvin (Cal), Mike Moore (ORU), Kevin McReynolds (ARK), Charlie O’Brien and Joe Carter (WSU)*California went undefeated in the regional to earn a spot in the College World Series

1981- NCAA Midwest RegionalTeams: Oral Roberts, Oklahoma State, San Diego State, Southern IllinoisKey Players: Tony Gwynn (SDSU), Mike Moore (ORU), Mickey Tettleton (OSU)*Featured one of the best hitters in baseball in Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn. ORU pitcher Mike Moore held Gwynn hitless in four at bats against ORU. Oklahoma State prevailed to win the regional

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J.L. Johnson Stadium has been the home of Golden Eagles baseball since 1978. Since the first game on March 6, 1978, Johnson Stadium has been recognized as one the finest baseball facilities in the Midwest. And in recent years, the stadium has been refurbished and added to, making J.L. Johnson Stadium one of the top facilities in the nation. In the last few years, J.L. Johnson Stadium has received a new outfield fence, new padding on the cinder block wall between the dugouts and behind home plate, a new bullpen in right field, new railings in the grandstand area and an updated entry way. The Stadium also received an exterior facelift in the summer of 2009. Additional plans call for a renovated locker room and a players’ lounge. In 2008 a 20,000-square foot facility was added which includes coaches offices, a state-of-the-art weight room and the Grand Slam Room in which boosters and fans can watch ORU games in a climate-controlled environment. The facility is located down the right-field line. Johnson Stadium has been host to three NCAA Regionals (1978, 1980, 1981), 14 conference tournaments and countless All-Americans. Dozens of Major Leaguers have played at Johnson Stadium, including Roger Clemens, Joe Carter, Kirk Gibson, Tony Gwynn, Keith Lockhart, Pete Incavigilia, Kevin McReynolds, Mike Moore, Robin Ventura and many others.


The H.A. Chapman Indoor Practice Facility opened in the Fall of 2009. The 35,00-square foot facility, located just west of J.L. Johnson Stadium, features indoor practices areas for both the baseball and track & field programs. Built at a cost of $1.2 million, the facility was funded exclusively through private donations, including a genrous lead gift from the H.A. and Mary K. Champman Charitable Trust. The baseball portion of the facility features a regulation-sized infield, three pitching areas and three netted batting cages. The track & field area features a complete pole vault area, high jump pit and long jump & triple jump practice areas.

H.A. Chapman Indoor Practice Facility


“Ascending” and “improving” are adjectives frequently used in media coverage of The Summit League as it continues a renaissance on the playing eld and in the classroom. As The Summit League celebrates its 30th anniversary season as an NCAA Division I athletics conference, the level of

performance and achievement among the 11 member institutions and over 3,000 student-athletes in 19 championship sports continues to grow. Since 2007, The Summit League has produced 39 All-Americans and 28 Academic All-America selections along with three NCAA Champions, two NBA Draft choices and one Olympic Silver medalist. Headlining The Summit League’s most recent history were the additions of the University of South Dakota and the University of Nebraska Omaha to its membership. USD joined in 2009 and the 2011-12 academic year marks its rst year of full league competition. UNO’s membership took effect on July 1, 2011 and it will begin league competition in 2012-13. The Summit League’s visibility continues to expand on several fronts. The 2011 Baseball Championship drew a record number of fans after another successful Summit League Basketball Championship totaled the second-highest attendance gure in league history. Television exposure also increased with the broadcasts of four Summit League sport championships in 2010-11, including the second consecutive season that all 14 men’s and women’s basketball tournament games were televised live. Additionally, The Summit League Outdoor Track and Field Championships were televised for the rst time and the league’s entire Baseball Tournament was carried live, marking another rst. National reach of The Summit League was furthered when three member institutions hosted 2010-11 NCAA Championship events. IUPUI was a quad-host for the Women’s Basketball Final Four, UMKC co-hosted the Volleyball Championship and Oakland hosted the Great Lakes Cross Country Regional Championship. In men’s basketball, The Summit League ranked No. 18 in the Sagarin Ratings, placing four teams among the top 150 and six in the top 200. In the Mid-Major Top 25 poll, league champion Oakland ranked No. 5 with two rst-place votes entering the NCAA Tournament, putting them ahead of two Final Four participants, including the national runner-up. Women’s basketball joined the men in sending multiple teams to the postseason with three teams advancing for the second-straight year, including Oral Roberts, which reached the WNIT’s round of 16 to match the league’s deepest run in that tournament. Individually on the hardwood, Oakland’s Keith Benson was selected in the 2011 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks and on the women’s side, Oral Roberts’ Kevi Luper became the rst player in history to lead the NCAA in both points per game and steals per game in the same season. Several teams continued impressive championship streaks within the league in 2010-11. Oral Roberts, which nished the season nationally-ranked, won its 14th-straight baseball title, tying for the second-longest streak in NCAA history. Oakland captured its 12th-consecutive men’s and women’s swimming and diving titles while North Dakota State won its fourth-straight men’s and women’s indoor track and eld championships and its third softball crown in a row. South Dakota State became the rst women’s basketball team to win three consecutive league championships. The Summit League enjoyed a successful track and eld season with eight All-Americans, including six at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Oral Roberts’ Jack Whitt led the way by nishing as runner-up in the pole vault at the Outdoor Championships after placing third indoors. Two Summit Leaguers, North Dakota State’s Amy Anderson and Whitney Carlson, each received the prestigious NCAA Elite 88 Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the nals site for each of the NCAA championships. Anderson went on to earn All-America status after recording the league’s highest NCAA golf nish and Carlson became the rst female athlete in league history to earn All-America honors in two events at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships during the same year.

The accomplishments of 2010-11 came on the heels of exceptional success the previous two years. In 2009-10, IUPUI’s Chen Ni became The Summit League’s rst female NCAA Champion when she took rst in the platform dive. Oakland’s Keith Benson was named the Lou Henson Award winner as the men’s basketball Mid-Major Player of the Year. The preceding year, Oral Roberts track star Andretti Bain won a silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics as a member of the Bahamas’ 4x400-meter relay team after winning both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor 400-meter titles and IUPUI’s George Hill became The Summit League’s second NBA rst round draft pick. Originally formed in 1982 as the Association of Mid-Continent Universities and later known as the Mid-Continent Conference, The Summit League is in its fth year of rebranding that followed its 25th anniversary and coincided with the Summit Plan, a strategic plan that places a renewed emphasis on improving the academic and athletic performances of all league student-athletes. The Summit League has a combined enrollment of over 135,000 at 11 universities, ve of which are located in the top 76 U.S. media markets (Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Tulsa and Omaha). Member institutions include: IPFW (Indiana University-Purdue University-Fort Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis), UMKC (University of Missouri-Kansas City), the University of Nebraska Omaha (which begins league competition in 2012-13), North Dakota State University, Oakland University, Oral Roberts University, the University of South Dakota (in its rst year as a full member), South Dakota State University, Southern Utah University and Western Illinois University. Eastern Illinois University is an associate member in swimming and diving and men’s soccer. League champions receive an automatic NCAA Tournament bid in all applicable sports. Since its inception in 1982, The Summit League has had several transcendent moments on the national stage. In 1986, Cleveland State upset third-seeded Indiana in the rst round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament on its way to a berth in the Sweet 16. A decade later, Valparaiso captured the nation’s attention when Bryce Drew hit “the shot” to defeat No. 4 seed Mississippi in an NCAA rst-round game and spark its Sweet 16 run. More recently, Oral Roberts’ baseball program nished the 2004 campaign with a national-ranking and became the rst Summit League school to reach an NCAA Super Regional in 2006. Three years later, North Dakota State’s 2009 softball team became the rst to advance to the Super Regional round. During the 2008-09 basketball season, South Dakota State’s women’s team was nationally-ranked throughout the year and recorded an NCAA Tournament victory. The Summit League has produced ve NCAA champions, four Olympic athletes and several All-Americans in the sports of track and eld, swimming and diving and cross country. Numerous professional players and several draft choices have come directly from The Summit League, including three Major League Baseball rst round picks, a pair of NBA rst rounders, and one WNBA selection. Former Summit Leaguer Kevin Duckworth (NBA) was a two-time all-star during his professional career. Recent and historical success coupled with an increased growth among its membership base gives The Summit League a promising future on the landscape of college athletics.

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ROB WaltOnHead Coach9th Season

329-142 (.698)Oklahoma State, 1986

It hasn’t taken Rob Walton long to become one of the top college baseball coaches in the country. In just eight years, Walton has gone from renowned pitching guru, to respected and ultra-successful skipper. As he enters his ninth season, Walton’s coaching philosophy remains the same. “You have to coach with a plan and a goal in mind,” says Walton. “We have a plan in place which is geared toward helping us reach our ultimate goals: being a consistent Top-25 program and, most importantly, getting to Omaha.” Since becoming head coach, Walton has produced 13 All-Americans, including first-team selections Dennis Bigley (2004) and Brian Van Kirk (2008). Since 2004, 43 Golden Eagles have been either drafted or signed by Major League clubs. In his 13 seasons overall at ORU, Walton has coached 10 Summit League Pitchers of the Year and 27 first-team all-conference pitching selections. In 2011, Walton continued the winning tradition by capturing the Golden Eagles 14th consecutive Summit League Championship with a record of 39-22. The Golden Eagles didn’t stop there. As the No.3 seed in the TCU Regional of the NCAA tournament, The Golden Eagles advanced to the Regional Finals by upsetting No.1 TCU and No.2 Oklahoma. In 2010, Walton overcame injuries to the pitching, unexpected losses from the MLB Draft and a slow start to capture the program’s 13th consecutive Sum-mit League tournament championship while also advancing to ORU’s 22nd NCAA Regional appearance. Following the season, Walton was named to the 2011 USA Baseball National Team coaching staff for the third time. He was named pitching coach for Team USA, a role he filled in 2005, and helped lead them to a Gold Medal in the World Championships.

The 2009 season was a true test of Walton’s out-standing coaching abilities. After losing nine juniors and three signees to the 2008 MLB Draft, Walton and the Golden Eagles suffered through an injury-plagued 2009 campaign. At various times throughout the season, Walton was forced to play as many as four walk-ons in the lineup. Despite those setbacks and the loss of 14 games to weather, Walton still managed to guide the Golden Eagles to the Summit League regular-season and tournament championships for the 12th straight sea-son. Backed by a pitching staff which featured three starters chosen in the first 11 rounds of the 2009 MLB Draft, the Golden Eagles took a No. 2 seed into the Tempe Regional and advanced to the program’s fifth regional championship round in his six seasons as skipper before bowing out to host and eventual College World Series participant Arizona State. Mark Serrano earned Summit League Pitcher and Player of the Year honors in 2009, also garnering three different All-America awards. Jerry Sullivan, a third-round selection of the San Diego Padres, also earned All-America honors. Nine Golden Eagles earned All-Summit League accolades. Walton’s success on the college diamond followed him into international competition in 2008 when he was named the head coach of USA Baseball’s National Team. Walton led Team USA to the gold medal at the FISU World Championships after defeating Japan 1-0, marking the first time the National Team has gone undefeated (24-0). The pitching staff set a National Team record with an ERA of 0.88, and posted six shutouts while not allowing more than two earned runs in any of the 24 contests. The bullpen was a key part of that success, only allowing eight earned runs in 84.0 innings for an ERA of 0.87. In 2008 Walton led the Golden Eagles to their 11th-straight conference title and NCAA regional appearance. ORU moved into third place all-time in NCAA history for consecutive conference crowns, while also posting its 11th straight 40-win season (48-14).

Twelve Golden Eagles earned All-Summit League honors, and ORU captured player, pitcher and new-comer of the year awards for the fourth consecutive season. Brian Van Kirk became the first Golden Eagle to earn First-Team All-America honors since Dennis Bigley in 2004 after posting a batting average of .414 with 18 home runs and 74 RBI. Carlos Luna was tabbed a Second Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball and a third-teamer by the NCBWA after post-ing a 13-1 record with a 3.35 ERA and 99 strikeouts in 99.1 innings. Despite playing one of their toughest schedules in 2007, ORU finished its season as one of the hottest teams in baseball, winning 25 of the final 28 games. In 2006, Walton led the Golden Eagles to their first NCAA Super Regional berth after sweeping through the Fayetteville Regional. Although the Golden Eagles suffered a pair of heart-breaking losses at Clemson, ORU enjoyed arguably its best season since the 1978 squad advanced to the College World Series. Under Walton’s guidance, ORU finished the 2006 season ranked in the top 25 of all three major polls. The Golden Eagles posted a 41-16 record and were ranked 14th (Collegiate Baseball), 17th (Baseball America), and 19th (USA Today/ABCA) at the end of the year. After struggling offensively in 2005, it was a differ-ent story for ORU in 2006. The Golden Eagles owned one of the nation’s top offenses, ranking among the top 35 in batting average (9th-.327), runs per game (16th-7.9), doubles per game (9th-2.33), slugging percentage (14th-.495), and home runs per game (33rd-1.04). The pitching staff remained strong, as the hurlers combined for a 3.63 ERA, good enough to rank 27th in the nation. Known for his ability to transform otherwise pedestrian pitchers into standouts, Walton groomed Chris Ashman into one of the top pitchers nationally. Slated for middle relief at season’s start, Ashman became the sixth pitcher under Walton’s guidance to earn Mid-Con Pitcher of the Year and


was one of three players in conference history to win Pitcher of the Year and Player of the Year. The right-hander also earned third-team All-America honors by Collegiate Baseball and was named to the ABCA All-Midwest Region Team. But 2006 wasn’t exactly a piece of cake for Walton. Injuries, poor pitching and slow starts gave ORU a 10-11 record on March 26. It was then Walton be-gan tinkering with the line-up, and making major changes to the pitching staff. The result was a 31-5 mark over the season’s final 36 games -- including five wins over Top-25 teams, a ninth straight Mid-Con Tournament title, a Regional championship and a perfect 8-0 record against regional powers Arkansas, Oklahoma State and Wichita State. Walton followed up a stellar rookie campaign with another fine season in 2005, leading the Golden Eagles to 42 victories, their eighth consecutive Mid-Continent Conference championship, a Top-25 national ranking and an NCAA Regional appearance. Once again ORU’s pitching staff was among the na-tion’s elite, ranking sixth nationally in ERA. Though the 2005 club was long on pitching and short on offense, the Golden Eagles still managed to impress the college baseball world. ORU split a four-game series at No. 8 Miami, enjoyed wins at No. 8 Baylor and versus No. 22 Wichita State. ORU’s prowess against the nation’s elite helped earn the Golden Eagles a No. 3 seed at the Clemson Regional. At Clemson, the Golden Eagles advanced to the finals for the second straight season, only to fall to the host-Tigers. ORU was 2-2 at Clemson. Walton was named ORU’s eighth head coach on June 11, 2003, and it didn’t take long for him to make

The Walton FilePERSONALBorn: April 16, 1963High School: Rutherford (NJ) High, ‘82 College: Oklahoma StateWife: MichelleChildren: Davis, 20; Donovan, 17; Cassie, 13

COACHING EXPERIENCE•Head Coach, ORU (2004-present)•Assistant Coach, ORU (1999-03)•Area Supervisor, Cleveland Indians (1996-98)

PLAYING CAREER•Oklahoma State (1983-86)•20-6 career record•All-Big 8 Tournament (1986)•NCAA College World Series (1983-86)•6th round draft pick, Texas (1982)•25th round draft pick, Baltimore (1986)•Baltimore Orioles organization (1986-89)

COACHING HIGHLIGHTS•2006 NCAA Super Regional appearance•2004 ABCA Midwest Region Coach of the Year•13 NCAA Regional appearances (8 as head coach)•13 Summit League titles (8 as head coach)•Four-time Summit League Coach of the Year•Nine Summit League Pitcher of the Year awards•43 players drafted under Walton’s direction•15 All-Americans named during ORU tenure•Team USA head coach in 2008 (FISU Gold Medal)•Team USA assistant coach in 2011 •Team USA assistant coach in 2005

ALL-AMERICANSTrevor Leu, LHP/INF (2001)Rene Recio, RHP (2001)Michael Rogers, RHP (2001)Taylor McIntyre, LHP (2003) Dennis Bigley, RHP/DH (2004, 2005)Matt VanDerBosch, OF (2004)Chris Ashman, RHP (2006)Chance Chapman, RHP (2007)Brian Van Kirk, OF (2008)Carlos Luna, RHP (2008)Mark Serrano, RHP (2009)Jerry Sullivan, RHP (2009)Alex Gonzalez, RHP (2011)T.J. Bennett, INF (2011)Cam Schiller, INF (2011)

his mark. All Walton did in his rookie season as the Golden Eagles’ skipper was lead ORU to its first 50-win season in 20 years, produce the nation’s best team winning percentage (50-11, .820), help the Golden Eagles to an end-of-season Top-20 ranking for the first time in 20 years, guide ORU to a No. 2 seed in regional play, it’s first such seed since 1986, direct the Golden Eagles to their record-breaking seventh straight Mid-Continent Conference crown, and earn Mid-Con Coach of the Year honors. The 2004 campaign was certainly one for the record books. With Walton’s calm-but-confident approach and attention to detail leading the way, ORU scored several big wins throughout the season, none more impressive than those collected over a one-week span in April in which ORU won at No. 10 Wichita State, took two of three at No. 15 Arizona State and then used a ninth-inning rally to defeat No. 18 Arkansas in Fayetteville. Strong pitching, a sound defense and a power-ful offense were the hallmarks of the 2004 Golden Eagles. With Walton in front, ORU ranked third nation-ally in team ERA (3.00), eighth in fielding percentage (.974) and 18th in batting average (.323). While those are impressive accomplishments for a first-year head coach, they shouldn’t be consid-ered too surprising for someone like Walton. In his six previous years as ORU’s pitching coach, Walton developed a reputation as one of the nation’s top pitching instructors and as an outstanding recruiter. But more than those attributes, it was Walton’s coaching style which made him a first-year phenom.

Year Position Record Pct. Conf. Place Postseason1999*# Asst. Coach 46-15 .754 14-4 1st 0-22000*# Asst. Coach 49-15 .765 26-1 1st 1-22001*# Asst. Coach 48-13 .787 24-1 1st 0-22002*# Asst. Coach 48-19 .716 16-2 1st 2-2 2003*# Asst. Coach 41-20 .672 19-1 1st 0-2 2004*# Head Coach 50-11 .820 21-1 1st 2-22005*# Head Coach 42-20 .677 22-2 1st 2-22006*#$ Head Coach 41-16 .719 17-2 1st 3-22007*# Head Coach 40-17 .702 17-1 1st 0-22008*# Head Coach 48-14 .774 24-4 1st 2-22009*# Head Coach 33-15 .688 16-2 1st 2-22010*# Head Coach 36-27 .571 19-9 t-1st 1-22011*# Head Coach 39-22 .639 21-7 1st 3-2*-Summit League Title; #-NCAA Regionals; $-NCAA Super Regionals

TOTALSOverall (12 seasons) 561-224 .715Head Coach (8 seasons) 329-142 .699 Assistant Coach (5 seasons) 232-82 .739

Walton Year-by-Year Coaching Record


North Dakota State ................................10-4Notre Dame .........................................................1-1Oakland ................................................29-3Oklahoma ...............................................3-3Oklahoma State...................................................4-1Penn State ...........................................................3-0Pepperdine ..........................................................1-0Rice .....................................................................1-0Sacred Heart .......................................................3-0San Diego State ...................................................2-1San Francisco ......................................................0-3SIU-Edwardsville................................................. 2-1South Alabama ...................................................3-2South Dakota State ................................15-5Southern Illinois...................................... ............0-1Southern Utah .......................................27-6TCU ......................................................................3-5Texas ...................................................................1-8Texas Tech ...........................................................1-1Texas-Arlington ...................................................5-1Texas-Pan American ............................................5-1Texas-San Antonio ..............................................3-2Tulane .................................................................1-2UCLA ...................................................................0-3UC-Davis .............................................................3-0UC-Irvine .............................................................1-5UC-Santa Barbara ................................................0-3Valparaiso .........................................................15-1Washington State ................................................2-0Western Illinois .....................................30-3Western Michigan ...............................................6-0 Wichita State .........................................14-6

When ORU found itself looking for a head coach soon after the conclusion of the 2003 season, the athletic administration didn’t have to look far or for too long. Walton was not only the number one choice to replace the departed Sunny Golloway, he was the only choice. Widely credited with building ORU teams which were a combined 232-82 (.739) over the previous five seasons, Walton was named ORU’s eighth head coach at a press conference on June 11th, 2003. The former Oklahoma State pitching star joined ORU prior to the 1999 season and was instrumental in building a program which won the Mid-Continent Conference championship and advanced to NCAA Regional play each year. Under Walton’s guidance, the ORU pitching staff has become one of the nation’s finest, ranking among the NCAA Top-25 in team earned run average in five of the last six seasons. While at ORU, Walton has been instrumental in the development of several outstanding pitchers, including former Golden Eagles Michael Rogers and Dennis Bigley. In 2001, Rogers earned Second-Team All-America honors after compiling a 14-1 record and 2.37 ERA. Rogers missed the entire 2000 season while recovering from elbow surgery. He set a school record in 2001 with 137 strikeouts, leading a staff which posted a record 569 strikeouts. A two-time Mid-Con Pitcher and Player of the Year, Bigley took home five All-America awards in 2004 after going 13-1 with a 2.91 ERA. In 2005, Bigley broke both ORU and the Mid-Con’s career victories mark and ended his career with another All-America honor and 41 career victories. Walton had an extensive and illustrious career in collegiate baseball, competing for Oklahoma State from 1983-86. At OSU he compiled an overall record of 20-6 and helped lead the Cowboys to four straight College World Series appearances. In 1986, Walton’s senior season at OSU, he earned player of the game in the CWS for a shutout perfor-mance. The shutout was the first in the College World Series since 1976. Walton was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in 1986, and was a member of that organization for four years. While with the Orioles Walton compiled a record of 23-8 in A and AA ball. In fact, in 1988 Walton was second in wins for the entire Orioles organization. He was twice named Carolina League Player of the Week while tying a league record for consecutive shutout innings pitched (26). Walton was forced to leave the minor leagues in 1989 due to a shoulder injury, but is still a member of the Professional Baseball Players Association.

2012 Opponents in BoldArizona ................................................................1-3Arizona State .......................................................2-3Arkansas .................................................6-7Arkansas-Little Rock ................................2-1Baylor .....................................................5-8Bethune-Cookman ..............................................7-2BYU .....................................................................4-2California .............................................................2-2Cal Poly ...............................................................1-0Cal State Fullerton ...................................0-3Centenary..........................................................34-4Central Arkansas ......................................4-0Chicago State ....................................................10-0Clemson ..............................................................0-3College of Charleston...........................................1-1Creighton ............................................................3-0Dallas Baptist ......................................................4-5Eastern Kentucky .................................................1-0Florida International ...........................................0-3Florida State ........................................................0-3IPFW .....................................................14-2Kansas .................................................................3-0Kansas State ........................................................1-0Kent State ...........................................................1-0Long Beach State ................................................1-2Miami .................................................................2-2Missouri Southern .............................................11-0Missouri State .......................................6-11North Carolina .....................................................0-1North Carolina A&T .............................................1-0North Dakota ......................................................3-0

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Ryan FOlmaRAssistant CoachNinth Season

Oklahoma State, 1994

Quickly becoming one of the nation’s top hitting instruc-tors, Ryan Folmar begins his ninth season as an assistant coach at ORU. Under Folmar’s direction, ORU’s offense has consistently ranked among the nation’s best. In 2008 ORU placed in the top 20 nationally in six hitting categories, including runs (11th-524), doubles (12th-144), batting average (13th-.330), hits (15th-713) and runs per game (16th-8.5). Folmar also spent the last two seasons tutoring and developing Seth Furmanek, who belted a Summit League

record 25 home runs in 2010. In his two seasons at ORU Furmanek belted 42 home runs in 107 games. In 2006, the Golden Eagles again were one of the top offensive squads in college baseball. ORU ranked among the nation’s top-35 teams in several categories, including: bat-ting average (9th-.327), runs per game (16th-7.9), doubles per game (9th-2.33), slugging percentage (14th-.495), and home runs per game (33rd-1.04). Folmar, the former Oklahoma State standout, made an immediate impact during his first ORU season in 2004, directing a Golden Eagles offense which ranked among the nation’s best. With Folmar taking a hands-on approach to hitting instruction, the Golden Eagles batted .323 as a team in 2004, ranking 18th nationally. ORU’s 2004 batting average was a 23-point improvement over 2003 and the Golden Eagles’ highest team batting average since the 2000 squad hit .324 collectively. In addition to teaching and instructing ORU’s hitters

Folmar also coaches ORU’s catchers and serves as third base coach. Folmar joined the Golden Eagles after spending five seasons (1999-2003) as Director of Baseball Operations at Oklahoma State. At OSU Folmar handled various administra-tive duties, including the Cowboy baseball camps and served for three years as the color voice on OSU radio broadcasts. “Ryan brings a lot of different qualities to our program”, said head coach Rob Walton. “He is an outstanding worker and has a very bright coaching future in front of him. We are fortunate to have him as a part of our staff.” A four-year letterwinner at OSU from 1994-97, Folmar earned honorable mention All-Big 8 honors as a sophomore in 1995, and helped lead the Cowboys to the1996 College World Series. Following his OSU playing days the Chambers-burg, Pa., native spent two seasons in the Colorado Rockies organization. Folmar and his wife Kay Lynn have three children -- Kade (9), Reese (7) and Luke (2).

Ryan neillAssistant Coach

Ninth SeasonOral Roberts, 2001

Former Golden Eagle All-American Ryan Neill begins his ninth season on the ORU coaching staff, and his fifth in a full-time role. Neill has been a part of 11 Summit League titles at ORU as a player and a coach. Since becoming the second assistant in the summer of 2006, Neill is more actively involved in off-campus recruiting. He also serves as ORU’s bench coach in addition

to coaching infielders. Neill also serves on the staff of the Rob Walton Baseball Camps. “Ryan’s promotion is well-deserved,” said head coach Rob Walton. “He’s committed to the job and knows what it takes to help us reach our goals. He’s going to do a fantastic job. He’s obviously familiar with our program and the university, and the fact that he excelled at a high level as a collegiate player gives him great credibility when instructing our athletes.” Over the pastfour seasons overseeing ORU’s infielders, seven different players have earned First-Team All-Summit League honors, and five have been taken in the Major League Baseball Draft. In 2010 shortstop Tyler Saladino was named Summit League Newcomer & Player of the Year after batting .376 with 18 home runs and 76 RBI. Saladino was picked in the seventh round of the MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox. ORU’s career home run (48) and RBI (199) leader,

Neill lettered four seasons at ORU (1997-2000) as a first baseman/outfielder, twice earning First-Team All Mid-Continent Conference honors (1999, 2000) and also capturing Mid-Con Tournament MVP honors in 1999. Neill, an Okmulgee native, was a key member of three NCAA Tournament and Mid-Con championship squads (1998-2000). His best season came during the 1999 campaign when he batted .423 with 18 home runs and 71 RBI, earning Third-Team All-America honors from Collegiate Baseball. The Golden Eagles were a combined 166-80 (.675) during Neill’s four seasons. Drafted in the 24th round by the Detroit Tigers in 2000 Neill spent three seasons in Detroit’s minor league system before retiring after the 2002 season. Neill married the former Audrey Ramirez on December 18, 2004 in San Antonio. The couple resides in Tulsa and have a daughter, Dahlia (6).


Wes DavisDirector of Operations

Fourth SeasonOklahoma Baptist, 2004

Wes Davis begins his fourth season on the coach-ing staff at ORU but his first as Director of Operations. Davis previously spent two years as volunteer as-sistant. Davis came to ORU prior to the 2009 season after spending the previous four years as assistant coach at the University of Texas at Tyler. In his current role Davis supervises all student managers and oversees day-to-day operations of

the baseball office. He also handles baseball finances, works on the annual Alumni game every fall, and serves as director of the Rob Walton Baseball Camps. At UT-Tyler Davis’ duties included strength and conditioning, defense, baserunning and assisting with hitting. Under Davis’ tutelage, the Patriots led the conference in best fielding percentage the last three seasons and also topped the league in hitting all four years. In Davis’ four seasons with the program, the Patriots compiled a 131-28 record (.824) and won three conference championships. Davis has also been involved with various summer baseball teams. He has spen the last two summers as head coach of the Florence Red Wolves of the Coastal Plain League, where he led the team to a first-half division crown and a playoff appearance in 2008. The previous summer, Davis served as the hit-

ting coach of the Wilson Tobs of the CPL, who also advanced to the playoffs. Davis also acted as hitting coach in 2005 for the Kenai Peninsula Oilers of the Alaskan Baseball League, where 12 players off the squad ended up playing professionally. “Wes is a local guy and has been around our program for a long time,” said ORU head coach Rob Walton. “He’s also worked previously under former ORU assistant James Vilade. Wes has a great baseball background and is a good asset to the program.” Davis spent two years playing collegiately at Seward County CC in Liberal, Kan., and then wrapped up his playing career at Oklahoma Baptist, where he helped lead the squad to a NAIA regional appearance in 2004. Davis played prep baseball at Owasso High, where he helped the team to two 6A state champion-ships and two runner-up finishes.

BRian agUailaRVolunteer Assistant Coach

Second SeasonOral Roberts, 2007

Former Golden Eagle catcher Brian Aguailar begins his second season as volunteer assistant at ORU. At ORU, Aguailar will coach first base while as-sisting with various other coaching and administra-tive duties. Aguailar lettered for two seasons at ORU (2005-06), helping the Golden Eagles to a pair of

Mid-Continent Conference championships and NCAA Regional appearances. Aguailar was also a key contributor on ORU’s 2006 Fayetteville Regional championship team, helping the Godlen Eagles to their first-ever Super Regional. In 109 career games (103 starts) at ORU, Aguailar batted .291 with four home runs and 63 RBI. As a senior he was named 2nd-team All-Mid-Continent Conference. Following his ORU playing career, Aguailar signed as a free agent with Colorado, spending parts of three seasons in the Rockies organization. Aguailar orginally came to ORU after spending two seasons playing at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo, Calif.


John Joslin, ATC/LATDirector of Sports Medicine

Fourth SeasonTulsa, 1998

John Joslin begins his fourth year as Director of Sports Medicine at ORU, but his second as a full-time university employee after previously sharing duties with ORU and medical partner Eastern Okla-homa Orthopaedic Center. Joslin, who is also employed by ORU’s medi-cal partner Eastern Oklahoma Orthopaedic Center, comes to ORU after spending the previous three years as Head Athletic Trainer for the Tulsa 66ers of

the NBA Developmental League. A 1988 graduate of the University of Tulsa, Jos-lin has worked at EOOC for 20 years, where has been responsible for patient education, outreach pro-grams for local high schools and contract event cov-erage. He also has extensive experience in assisting athletic training students during clinical rotations. Joslin gained valuable experience as Head Ath-letic Trainer for the Tulsa Ambush of the National Professional Soccer League from 1991-1992. He also served an internship with the NFL’s New Eng-land Patriots in 1986. A member of the National Athletic Trainers As-sociation and the former chairman of the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association (1997-2005), Joslin is certified by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, as well as the NATA.

Joslin and his wife, Vickie, are the parents of daughter, Mikayla(17). Joslin has a stepson, Bran-don, and a granddaughter, Cheyenne (4).

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Rhonda FowlerAssoc. AD/SWA

Scott HigginsAssoc. AD/Marketing

Vince VolpeAssoc. AD/External

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Blake FreelandAsst. AD/Media

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Kyle JonesAsst. AD/Academics

Ralph ManningAssoc. AD/Compliance

Terry UnruhNCAA Faculty

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Adam HermannStrength &

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Richard McCutchenDir. of Marketing/Events

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#9 • Cam Schiller 6-0 • 195 • Senior • S/R

InfieldPrescott, Ariz.

Yavapai College

Career Awards2011 Third-Team All-American (Collegiate Base-ball)2012 Lowes Senior CLASS Award Nominee2011 Summit League All-Tournament team2011 Second Team All Summit two-time Summit League Player of the Week

2011 (Junior)Batted .342 with 7 home runs, 56 RBI, 17 dou-bles in 61 games at shortstop for the Golden Eagles... Recorded 111 put outs at shortstop, 189 assists, and a .958 fielding percentage... Turned 46 double plays... Won Summit League Player of the Week twice in 2011... Was selected for the Summit League All-Tournament Team... Second team All-Summit League...

Before ORULed Yavapai College to back-to-back regional championships in 2009 and 2010 … named to first-team all-region as a sophomore and sec-ond team as a freshman … led the Roughrid-ers with eight home runs and batted .383 with 53 RBI and 20 stolen bases in 2010 … switch-hitter batted .363 with 16 doubles and 34 RBI in 58 games as a freshman.

High School2008 graduate of Prescott High School in Prescott, Ariz. … batted .625 with seven home runs, and a school record 65 hits as a senior… two-time first-team all-region honoree… first and second-team all-state selection…four time all-area team pick.

Personal Son of John and Theresa Schiller … his father pitched in the San Francisco Giants organiza-tion...

Individual Career History

Cam Schiller

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%2011 .342 61-61 228 48 78 17 1 7 56 118 .518 26 8 27 8 .416 7 7 3-4 111 189 13 .958TOTAL .342 61-61 228 48 78 17 1 7 56 118 .518 26 8 27 8 .416 7 7 3-4 111 189 13 .958

Career Statististics


#33 • Drew Bowen6-3 • 210 • RS-Junior• R/R

PitcherTulsa, Okla.

Memorial HS

Career Awards2011 Seconed Team All-Summit League2011 Summit League All-Tournament teamThree Time Summit League Pitcher of the Week

2011 (Junior)Was 6-2 with a team best 1.73 ERA... Recorded 53 strikeouts in 67.2 innings and three complete games... Posted a team best opponent batting aver-age of .201 in 2011... Named Second Team All Sum-mit League and Summit League All Tournament Team... Named Summit League Player of the Week on May 2. .. Tossed eight shutout innings against Oklahoma in a 7-0 victory over No.22 Oklahoma in the 2011 Fort Worth Regional.

2010 (RS-Sophomore)Made just six appearances before an elbow injury ended his season in late March … was 2-2 with a 9.38 ERA, striking out 21 batters in 24.0 innings … struck out six batters in five innings in season-opener at Florida International (Feb. 26) … turned in strong outing against Western Michigan (March 13), allowing two runs on eight hits and striking out seven in six innings to get the win … threw 5.2 hitless innings against North Dakota (March 26), allowing one earned run while walking four and striking out five in his final appearance of the season.

2009 (Freshman)Made 13 appearances with five starts... posted a 2-2 record with a 5.35 ERA... struck out 41 batters with 27 walks in 37.0 innings pitched... held batters to a .210 average, which ranked second on the team... earned first collegiate win in first start against IPFW on April 4 in a 4-0 victory... limited Mastodons to three hits and no runs while fanning 12 batters and issuing only one walk in 6.0 innings... earned second win in a 13-inning thriller at Wichita State on May 5... pitched the final 2.0 innings, allowing no runs... posted a brilliant performance at No. 20 Arkansas on May 12 before surrendering a three-run two-out double in the bottom of the ninth in-ning... held the Razorbacks to no runs through the first 8 2/3 innings with a career-high 13 strikeouts... earned the start against No. 5 Arizona State in the


Drew Bowen

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%2009 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 3 1 .8332010 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 6 2 .8182011 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 10 3 .769TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 19 6 .800

Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha2009 5.35 2-2 13 5 1 0/1 0 37.0 29 25 22 27 41 4 1 2 172 .210 8 6 2 0 12010 9.38 2-2 6 4 0 0/0 0 24.0 40 30 25 13 21 7 0 4 129 .381 5 6 0 2 32011 1.73 6-2 13 12 3 1/2 0 67.2 48 16 13 28 53 9 1 1 280 .201 4 9 1 3 1TOTAL 4.20 10-6 32 21 4 1/3 0 128.2 117 71 60 68 115 20 2 7 581 .243 17 21 3 5 5


championship round of the Tempe Regional, hold-ing the Sundevils to one run through the first five innings.

High School2008 graduate of Tulsa’s Memorial High... helped lead the Chargers to four conference champion-ships... named the 2008 conference pitcher of the year in addition to being an all-conference per-former all four seasons... a member of the Rawl-ings All-Region West Team... ranked in the top 300 prospects nationally by Perfect Game... posted ca-reer 15-6 record with a 1.85 ERA... also recruited by Kansas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and TCU.

PersonalSon of Mike and Tammy Bowen... majoring in busi-ness management at ORU.


#25 • Brandon King5-11 • 190 • Senior • L/L

OutfieldHanford, Calif.

Fresno City College

Career Awards2011 First Team All-Summit League Summit League Player of the Week

2011 (Junior)Batted .319 with 10 home runs and 56 RBI... Was named First Team All-Summit League... Hit a grand slam in the regional final against Dallas Baptist on June 6... Was named Summit League Player of the Week on May 9

Before ORUSpent two seasons at Fresno City College … drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 16th round of the 2011 MLB amateur draft … en-joyed a stellar sophomore season at Fresno City, earning Northern California All-America and Central Valley Conference MVP honors … bat-ted .370 with eight home runs and 31 RBI in 40 games … also recorded 13 doubles, two triples and 13 steals (in 15 attempts) while posting an astonishing .552 on-base percentage … walked 48 times with just 22 strikeouts … named All-Northern California and first-team All-Central Valley Conference as a freshman

after batting .386 with 11 doubles, four triples and 27 RBI in 41 games … also scored 45 runs and stole nine bases in 10 attempts … did not commit an error in 57 chances in the outfield … owned a .470 on-base percentage … helped lead Fresno City to a 33-14 record … played last summer (2010) with the Wiscon-sin Woodchucks of the wood bat Northwoods League, earning mid-season All-Star honors … batted .392 with three homers and 24 RBI in 39 games … added 13 doubles, eight steals and 29 walks.


Brandon King



High School2008 graduate of Hanford High School … two-time league MVP … set school records for ca-reer hits and single-season home runs.

PersonalSon of Danny and Lora King … chose ORU over New Mexico State, Cal State-Fullerton and Long Beach State.


#27 • Matt Rush6-1 • 220 • Senior • R/R

PitcherLaMirada, Calif. Cypress College

Career Awards2011 Second Team All-Summit League

2011 (Junior)Had 41 strikeouts in 41.2 innings and nine saves in 26 relief appearances... Second Team All-Summit Team... Became the full time closer midway through the 2011 season. ..Tied for ninth all time in ORU career saves and seventh all time in single season saves...

Before ORUPlayed last two seasons at Cypress College in Cypress, Calif. … named first-team All-Orange Empire Conference in 2010 after going 3-1 with a 3.86 ERA in 19 appearances (3 starts) … tossed 37.1 innings and allowed 38 hits and 15 walks while striking out 47 batters … ap-peared in 20 games as a freshman, going 1-3 with five saves and a 3.82 ERA … allowed 35 hits and struck out 39 batters in 35.1 innings … played briefly last summer (2010) for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox of the Cape Cod League, allowing just one run and seven hits in 9.0 innings over two appearances.

High School2008 graduate of La Mirada High School in La Mirada, Calif. … led La Mirada to the 2007 CIF finals … named All-League and All-Area in Football and baseball in 2007 and 2008.

PersonalSon of David and Kelley Rush … Education major.


Matt Rush


Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha2011 4.10 3-3 27 1 0 0/2 9 41.2 33 22 19 31 41 5 0 2 192 .220 0 2 0 4 5TOTAL 4.10 3-3 27 1 0 0/2 9 41.2 33 22 19 31 41 5 0 2 192 .220 0 2 0 4 5



#13• Alex Gonzalez6-2 • 190 • Sophomore • R/R

PitcherDelray Beach, Fla.

Boca Raton Community HS

Career Awards2011 Freshman All-American (NCBWA)2011 Summit League Pitcher of the Year2011 Summit League Newcomer of the Year2011 First Team All-Summit LeagueFive Time Summit League Pitcher of the Week

2011 (Freshman)Posted eight wins, five complete games, a 3.41 ERA, and 100 strikeouts in 105.2 innings... had five com-plete games on the season...struck out 13 batters in a complete game effort at home against Bethune-Cookman on Friday, March 11.... tossed a complete game shutout on the road against Centenary on April 9...Named 2011 NCBWA Freshman All-Amer-ican... 2011 Summit League Pitcher of the Year... 2011 Summit League Newcomer of the Year... 2011 All-Summit League First Team... Five time Summit League Pitcher of the Week, already third most in league history...

High School2010 graduate of Boca Raton Community High School in Boca Raton, Fla. … drafted by the Bal-timore Orioles in the 11th round of the 2011 MLB amateur draft … helped lead Boca Raton to a dis-trict championship as a junior with a 4-3 record and a 1.43 ERA in 54 innings … in 2010 he was 4-6 with a 2.48 ERA and 69 strikeouts, tossing eight complete

games in 14 starts … named second-team team all-area and first-team all-conference as a senior … played for the Florida Legends in the summer of 2010, helping lead the team to an appearance in the Connie Mack World Series in Farmington, N.M. … overall, he was 8-2 with a 0.87 ERA with the Legends, allowing just 26 hits and striking out 74 batters in 56.1 innings.

PersonalSon of Nancy Urguiaga and Jose Carlos Gonzalez… Accounting major … chose ORU over UNC-Greens-boro, College of Charleston and Western Kentucky.



Alex Gonzalez




#16 • Nate Goro6-0 • 180 • Junior • R/R

InfieldSt. Louis, Mo.

Jefferson County College

Before ORUPlayed the 2011 season at Jefferson College in St. Louis, Mo. ... played the 2010 season at Wich-ita State University in Wichita, Kan. ... helped lead Shockers to a 41-19 record and Missouri Valley Conference championship.

High School2009 graduate of Lafayette HS in Wildwood, MO. ... drafted in the 46th round by the Detroit Tigers... earned first team All-State, All-Metro, All-Conference, and team MVP honors... broke the Missouri single season home run record previously held by Ryan Howard of the Phila-delphia Phillies...

PersonalSon of Gary and Donna Goro... Business major... ....chose ORU over Missouri State, Missouri, Bay-lor, and TCU.


#36 • Dan Martony5-11 • 180 • RS-Senior • R/R

PitcherGoleta, Calif.

Santa Barbara CC


2011 (Junior)Was 4-0 with a 2.76 ERA in 20 relief appearanc-es in 2011... Posted 26 strikeouts and only eight walks in 49 innings pitched... Pitched a score-less 11th in the 2011 Summit League Champi-onship game after entering the game with the bases loaded with no outs, earning the win...

2010 (Sophomore)Made 10 appearances (one start) on the mound, going 1-2 with a 9.49 ERA … tossed 24.2 innings … picked up season’s only victory by tossing 4.0 shutout innings against North Dakota (March 28) … gave up two runs in 5.1 innings of relief work against Missouri State (April 2), striking out a season-high four bat-ters … pitched 2.1 shutout innings at South Dakota State (May 8) … hurled a shutout in-ning of relief at Wichita State (May 18).

Before ORUPerformed the last two seasons at Santa Bar-bara Community College ... redshirted his first season due to injury ... appeared in seven games in 2009 ... did not render a decision, but struck out seven batters and allowed eight hits in 10.1 innings of work ...

High School2007 graduate of Dos Pueblos HS in Goleta, Calif. ... three-year letterwinner in baseball ... named Santa Barbara News-Press pitcher of the year as a senior after going 11-2

Personal Son of John and Mary Martony ... Psychology major.


Dan Martony

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%2010 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 4 0 1.0002011 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 3 1 .875TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 7 1 .923

Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha2010 9.49 1-2 10 1 0 0/0 0 24.2 43 32 26 9 12 5 0 6 123 .394 2 1 1 1 22011 2.76 4-0 20 0 0 0/0 1 49.0 46 17 15 8 26 12 0 1 203 .256 1 8 3 4 3TOTAL 5.01 5-2 30 1 0 0/0 1 73.2 89 49 41 17 38 17 0 7 326 .308 3 9 4 5 5


#4 • Bennett Pickar6-2 • 195 • Junior • R/R

CatcherEaton, Colo.

Eaton HS


2011 (Sophomore)Batted .193 with two home runs and 14 RBI... re-corded a .995 fielding percentage with 327 put outs, 43 assists, and threw out 19 of 28 base steal-ers...

2010 (Freshman)Enjoyed a solid freshman season as ORU’s primary catcher … played in 52 games with 47 starts, all at catcher … his 47 starts were the most by a fresh-man position player since Eric Thornton in 2002 (55) … showed consistent defensive improvement as the season progressed … threw out just over 30 percent of would-be base stealers for the year, in-cluding 43 percent (9-21) from April 9 thru season’s end … committed 17 passed balls but was charged with just two in his final 16 contests … batted .286 with three home runs and 17 RBI … posted .328-3-10 numbers in Summit League games … pro-duced eight multi-hit games, including a 5-for-6, 3-RBI effort at IPFW (April 30) … knocked in two or more runs five times … homered, scored three times and knocked in three runs as part of 2-for-4 game at Southern Utah (April 15) … went 7-for-12 with two home runs and five RBI in three straight games from April 11-15 … knocked in a pair of runs in Summit League championship game victory over South Dakota State … had a hit in each of his NCAA Regional starts (vs. Oklahoma, Cal) … also threw out a pair of runners against Oklahoma.

High School 2009 graduate of Eaton HS in Eaton, Colo. ... selected in the 15th round of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Atlanta Braves ... helped lead EHS to back-to-back 3A state championships, including a 25-0 mark his senior year ... named first-team All-State as a senior and All-Colorado by the Denver Post ... batted .603 as a senior with 11 doubles, four home runs and 33 RBI ... posted a .795 on-base percentage ... three-time all-conference selection ... helped lead Greeley GoJo Sports to the 2009 American Legion state championship by hitting .416 with 10 home runs and 60 RBI in 54 games ... also lettered in basketball, and graduated third in his class.

PersonalSon of Jay and Joy Pickar ... Engineering major ... comes from an athletic family .. sister, Haley, was a

gymnast at Utah State and brother, Brandon, played baseball and Denver ... chose ORU over Cal State-Northridge, Nebraska and Northern Colorado.


Bennett Pickar

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%2010 .286 52-47 140 28 40 2 0 3 17 51 .364 14 6 43 7 .370 2 1 0-0 276 34 5 .9842011 .193 56-48 150 18 29 7 0 2 14 42 .280 22 3 40 3 .309 0 13 0-0 327 43 2 .995TOTAL .238 108-95 290 46 69 9 0 5 31 93 .321 36 9 83 10 .338 2 14 0-0 603 77 7 .990


#15 • Jared Schlehuber6-3 • 205 • RS-Senior • R/R

First Base/PitcherAurora, Colo.

San Joaquin Delta College



Jared Schlehuber

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%2010 .313 31-17 67 10 21 1 0 3 14 31 .463 14 2 9 2 .440 1 0 0-0 123 9 0 1.0002011 .337 25-24 83 10 28 5 0 2 18 39 .470 16 0 14 6 .436 2 2 1-1 183 11 0 1.000TOTAL .327 56-41 150 20 49 6 0 5 32 70 .467 30 2 23 8 .438 3 2 1-1 306 20 0 1.000


Career Awards2011 Summit League All-Tournament team

2011 (Junior)Batted .337 with two home runs and 18 RBI in 25 games... Missed 36 games due to left shoulder injury...came back to help lead the Golden Eagles to a confer-ence title. .. was named Summit League All Tournament Team...

2010 (Sophomore)Split time between pitching and hitting in his first ORU season … saw action in 31 games as a first baseman and designated hitter, and appeared in eight games (one start) on the mound … batted .313-3-14, and was 0-0 with a 6.75 ERA as a pitcher … made 10 starts at first base between April 15 and May 8 … batted .353-1-9 during that stretch … belted a game-winning pinch-hit home run in ORU’s 3-2 victory at No. 7 Texas … went 5-for-8 with a double, home run and five RBI in a doubleheader at Southern Utah (April 15) … made sea-son’s only start on the mound at Wichita State (May 18) allowing one run on one hit in 2.1 innings of an eventual extra-inning loss … struck out a season-high four bat-ters in 1.2 innings at Centenary (May 14) … made four appearances between Feb. 28 and March 20, but didn’t pitch again until May 14.

Before ORUPlayed the 2009 season at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton Calif. ... earned 2nd-team all-conference honors as a pitcher after going 6-1 with a 2.67 ERA ... hurled 57.1 innings in 11 games, allowing 50 hits and 26 walks while striking out 42 ... batted .321 with nine doubles, one home run and 19 RBI as a first baseman/DH ... redshirted as a freshman in 2008 at Florida International in Miami.

High School2007 graduate of Grandview HS in Aurora, Colo. ... batted .427 with 14 doubles, four triples and 59 RBI during his career at Grandview ... set school record with 10 career wins ... compiled a 3.22 ERA with 56 strikeouts and three

saves ... earned first-team all-conference and all-city honors in 2006 and 2007... named all-state honorable mention ... led football team to the final four of the state playoffs as the starting quarterback ... also lettered in basketball.

PersonalSon of Tim and Pam Schlehuber ... Communication major ... chose ORU over New Mexico and others.


#11 • Joe Spring6-1 • 200 • Senior • R/R

PitcherOwasso, Okla.

Eastern (Okla.) State


2011 (Freshman)

Had a 5-1 with a 2.81 ERA in 21 appearances in 2011... Recorded 40 strikeouts in 57.2 innings... Second team All Summit League... Earned the win against no. 1 seed TCU in the Fort Worth Regional...

Before ORUPlayed two seasons for Aric Thomas at Eastern State College in Wilburton, Okla. … helped the Mountaineers to a No. 9 national ranking, a Re-gion 2 championship and a 37-22 overall record … served as the Mountaineers’ closer in 2010, going 4-0 with four saves and a 1.35 ERA in 15 relief appearances … struck out 27 batters and walked just seven in 33.1 innings … earned second-team all-region honors as a pitcher … also started 33 games at catcher, batting just .202-1-13 but was named Rawlings Region II Defensive Player of the Year and to the Rawl-ings Gold Glove team as the region’s top defen-sive catcher … high school and junior college teammate of fellow signee Tyler Sparks.

High School2008 graduate of Owasso High School in Owas-


Joe Spring



so, Oklahoma… led Owasso to back-to-back State Championships 2007-08… selected to play in the 2008 Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State games … batted .324 as a senior … named to the All-Metro, All-Conference, and All-State team his senior year.

PersonalSon of Samuel and Misty Spring…would like to be a coach after college … chose ORU over Oklahoma State, Coastal Carolina and Temple.


#43 • Lars Liguori6-1 • 190 • Senior • L/L

PitcherScottsdale, Ariz.

Saddleback College


2011 (Junior)Was 1-1 with a 3.20 ERA in 30 relief appearances in 2011... Recorded 24 strikeouts and one save in 19.2 innings pitched...

Before ORUSpent two seasons at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, Calif. … finished with a .305 batting average, five homeruns and three triples in 2010 … on the mound went 6-5 with 60 strikeouts in 92 innings pitched … second-team all-conference in 2010.

High School2008 Graduate of Desert Mountain High School in Scottsdale, Ariz. … led Desert Mountain to a State Championship runner-up in 2007 … batted .433 with 90 hits, 26 doubles, seven homeruns and 75 runs in his career … hit 17 for 25 in the state play-offs his senior year … collected 30 strikeouts in 29 innings pitched …first-team all-region 2007, 2008 … All-State honorable mention 2007, 2008.

PersonalSon of Robert and Lene Liguori… Recreation major. Individual Career History

Lars Liguori




#21 • Alec Smith5-11 • 170 • Junior • R/R

InfieldAurora, Colo.

Grandview HS


2011 (Sophomore)Was 2-1 with 29 strikeouts in 31.2 innings pitched in 19 relief appearances... Held oppo-nents to a .233 batting average...

2010 (Freshman)Made six appearances as a freshman, including two starts (Missouri State, UALR) … struck out season-high two batters in each of his starts … struggled with his command, walking 13 batters in 5.2 innings.

High School2009 graduate of Grandview HS in Aurora, Colo. ... named first-team all-league as senior after batting .414 with nine doubles, three triples, six home runs and 26 RBI ... posted a 3.86 ERA on the mound, striking out 20 batters in 16.1 innings ... batted .324 with 10 doubles and 20 RBI as a junior ... also logged 18 innings on the mound, posting a 3.38 ERA with 10 strikeouts... hit at a .394 clip as a sophomore with 13 dou-bles, 3 triples, two homers and a team-leading 41 RBI... made nine starts with two complete games in 2007... fanned 36 batters in 36 in-nings pitched ...

Personal Son of Bon and Jodi Smith ... Business major.


Alec Smith

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%2010 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.0002011 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 6 0 1.000TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 7 0 1.000



#26 • Mike Torrence5-11 • 170 • RS-Senior • R/L

PitcherSuisun City, Calif.

Sacramento City College


2011 (RS-Junior)Had four strikeouts in six innings pitched in four appearances... Made his only start against South Dakota State on May 15...

2010 (Junior)Left-handed reliever made just six appearances (one start) before suffering a season-ending ribcage injury in late March … turned in effec-tive efforts in five of his six outings … finished his abbreviated season with an 0-1 record and 7.50 ERA, striking out 11 batters and walk-ing just three in six innings … appeared in all three games at No. 11 UCLA, tossing a total of 3.2 shutout innings and striking out eight batters while allowing two hits … tossed a perfect inning of relief at Florida International (Feb. 26) … roughed up in season’s only start, allowing five runs on four hits in one inning at Baylor (March 6).

Before ORUPlayed the last two seasons at Sacramento City College in Sacramento, Calif. ... appeared in 15 games with nine starts as a sophomore, producing a 3-2 mark with a 4.28 ERA ... struck out 51 batters in 61.0 innings ... was 5-2 as a freshman with a 4.76 ERA and 49 strikeouts in

73.2 innings.

High School2007 graduate of Armijo HS in Fairfield, Calif. ... posted a 0.85 ERA as a senior on his way to pitcher of the year honors ... tossed three con-secutive complete game shutouts as a senior.

PersonalSon of Mike Torrence, Sr. ... Recreation major ... chose ORU over San Diego State, Western Ken-tucky, San Jose State and UCF.


Mike Torrence

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%2010 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.0002011 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 1 1 .500TOTAL .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 1 1 .667



#30 • Chris Williams6-3 • 215 • Junior • R/R

Infield Tuttle, Okla.

Seminole State College


2011Batted .255 with one home run and seven RBI in 28 games... His lone home run came against SIU-Edwardsville on Feb. 25 where he went 3-5 with 5 RBI...

Before ORUPlayed one season at Seminole State College… batted .292 with two home runs and 13 RBI in 28 games in 2010.

High School2009 graduate of Tuttle High School in Tuttle, Okla. … helped lead Tuttle to state champion-ships in 2006 and 2008 … 2009 All-State se-lection … helped Tuttle to the 2006 3A football championship… 2008 and 2009 conference MVP in basketball … National Honor Society member 2006-2009…lettered in basketball and football.

PersonalSon of Jeff and Kim Williams…Business major.


Chris Williams



#5 • Jose Trevino5-11 • 195 • Freshman • R/R

InfieldCorpus Christi, Texas

John Paul II HS

High School2011 graduate of John Paul II HS in Corpus Christi, Texas... two-time district MVP.. tied the Texas state record with 25 homeruns during his senior season... helped lead team to back to back state titles in 2010 and 2011.

PersonalSon of Jose and Patsy Trevino... chose ORU over OSU, TCU, OU, and Missouri.

#2 • Austen Colt5-11 • 190 •Junior • R/R

Infield/OutfieldTulsa, Okla.

Neosho County College

Before ORUPlayed the 2010 and 2011 seasons at Neosho County Community College in Chanute, KS. ... helped lead team to a 46-14 record in 2011... earned All-Region, All-Conference, and was elected a team captain.

High School2009 graduate of Owasso HS in Owasso, Okla. ... helped lead team to state championship in 2007, 2008, and 2009... earned All-Conference and All-Metro honors... batted .383 with 14 ho-meruns, 21 doubles, five triples and 58 RBI’s in his career... teammate of current Golden Eagles Joe Spring and Phillip Wilson.

PersonalFull name is Austin Colt... born April 4, 1991... son of Jason and Melanie Colt... Marketing ma-jor... chose ORU over Oklahoma State, North-

west Louisiana State, Emporia State, and Oak-land.


#6• Jake O’Brien6-0 • 200 • Freshman • L/L

First Base/ OutfieldTulsa, Okla.

Bishop Kelley High School

#7 • Kevin Cho5-9 • 165 • Junior • S/L

OutfieldLos Angeles, Calif.

Orange Coast College

High School2011 graduate of Bishop Kelley High School in Tulsa, Okla. ... helped lead Bishop Kelley to a State Championship in 2011 and re-gional championship in 2008, 2009 and 2010... Earned All-Metro honors... batted .383 with 17 home runs his senior season.

PersonalSon of Carl and Michele O’Brien... Engineering major...

Before ORUPlayed the 2010 and 2011 seasons for John Al-tobelli at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, Calif. ... earned second team All-Conference as a freshman and first team All-American as a sophomore... batted .371 as a freshman and .358 as a sophomore.

High School2009 graduate of Ayala HS in Chino Hills, Calif. ... was voted team MVP, and earned first team all league twice during his career.

PersonalFull name is Kevin Cho... son of Sam and Janet Cho... Marketing major... chose ORU over Cal State Northridge, Cal State Bakersfield, and Lib-erty.


#24 • Brad Fisher6-6 • 230 • Sophomore • R/R

PitcherTulsa, Okla.

Jenks HS

2011 (Freshman)Had seven strikeouts in 10 innings pitched in seven relief appearances in 2011... Started against no. 9 TCU on May 17 pitching three in-nings with one earned run and two strikeouts...

High School2010 graduate of Jenks High School in Jenks, Okla. … helped lead Jenks to the 2008 and 2010 regional championship … posted an 8-1 record on the mound as a senior while also bat-ting .348 with five home runs and 37 RBI … earned all-metro and all-conference honors in both 2009 and 2010 … hit a walk-off home run against Union HS in the state tournament in 2010.

PersonalSon of Gary and Lynn Fisher … currently an ex-ploratory major … chose ORU over Arkansas, Kansas, LSU, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Stan-ford.

#34 • Kurt Giller6-2 • 230 • Junior • R/R

PitcherManhattan, Kan. Univ. of Nebraska

2011 (Sophomore)Was a redshirt transfer in 2011... Selected by head coach Rob Walton to be a team captain in 2012...

Before ORUPlayed at Nebarska in 2010 … was 0-1 with one save and an 11.80 ERA in eight appearances … pitched 13.2 innings with 11 strikeouts and nine walks … picked up his first career save at Fresno

State on Feb. 26, tossing four innings of one-run ball in a 4-1 victory … underwent elbow surgery in April and missed the season’s remainder.

High School2009 graduate of Manhattan High School in Man-hattan, Kansas…led Manhattan to a State Cham-pionship runner-up in 2007 with a 9-0 record and a 0.91 ERA… second-team all-state following his sophomore year… All-State honorable mention junior year… first-team All-State as a senior… three-time first-team all-Centennial League…Earned first-team All-American honors from Col-legiate baseball/Louisville Slugger in 2009…

drafted in the 21st round by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2009…

PersonalSon of Tom and Mary Giller … Business Adminis-tration major.


#20 • Wesley Leander5-11 • 185 • RS-Sophomore • R/R

CatcherTulsa, Okla.

Victory Christian HS

High School2009 graduate of Victory Christian HS in Tulsa, Okla. ... hit .500 during his senior season... selected to the All Tournament Team in the Mounds Classic... two time All Tournament Team for the Victory Tournament.

PersonalSon of Dale and Judi Leander... Business Ad-ministration major... chose ORU over Oklahoma Wesleyan.

#32 • Chris Bradshaw6-0 • 190 • Junior • R/R

Infield/OutfieldMedford, Ore.Santa Rosa JC

Before ORUPlayed the 2010 and 2011 seasons for Damon Nei-dlinger at Santa Rosa Junior College in Santa Rosa, Calif.

High School2009 graduate of North Medford HS in Medford, Ore. ... batted .520 in conference and set the single season triples record with seven... helped team win

the conference championship in 2008 and 2009... earned first-team all-state and runner-up Player of the Year honors.

PersonalSon of John Bradshaw and Linda White... Health and Exercise Science major... chose ORU over Oregon State and Western Oregon.


#14 • Brandon Healy6-3 • 190 • Sophomore • R/R

InfieldEncinitas, Calif.

Cathedral Catholic HS

2011 (Freshman)Appeared in 19 games as a reserve in 2011... Was named to the Horizon Air Summer All-Series first team after batting .394 with a home run and 19 RBI for the Redding Colt .45’s...

High School2009 graduate of Cathedral Catholic HS in Car-

mel Valley, Calif. ... batted. 325 as a senior with one home run and 22 RBI in 32 games ... also laced four doubles and three triples ... helped the Dons to a 26-6 overall record ... was one of seven players at Cathedral to sign a Division I scholarship ... helped lead the Dons to a 27-8 record as a junior and the Section 3 title... Ca-thedral Catholic finished ranked No. 3 in San Diego by the Union Tribune newspaper and No. 7 in California by MaxPreps.com... played in 25 games at third base... batted .261 with eight RBI.

PersonalSon of Kim and Terri Healy ... Business major.

#12 • Caleb Walker6-0 • 200 • Junior • L/L

PitcherCaddo Mills, Texas

Eastern Oklahoma State

Before ORUPlayed the last two seasons at Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton, Okla. ... teammate of current Golden Eagle Joe Spring.

High School 2008 graduate of Caddo Mills HS in Caddo Mills, Texas ... All-Conference selection three times in his high school career... voted Offensive Player of the

Year... also participated in football and basketball.

PersonalSon of Jerri and Gary Walker... Recreation major.


#17 • Tim Zufall6-4 • 210 • Junior • R/R

Outfield/PitcherPueblo, Colo

Lamar College

Before ORUPlayed the past two seasons at Lamar Com-munity College in Lamar, Colo.... drafted by the Florida Marlins in the 45th round... helped lead team to a 47-17 record and conference cham-pionship in 2011... batted .352 with 12 home runs and 50 RBI’s, and posted a 12-1 record with a 2.32 ERA and 70 strikeouts in 2011.. All-

Conference selection.

High School2009 graduate of Pueblo South HS in Pueblo, Colo. ... three year letter winner... also partici-pated in basketball and football.

PersonalSon of Joseph and Margaret Zufall... Health Sci-ence major.

#18 • Tyler CokerFreshman • R/LOutfield/PitcherAtascocita, Texas

Atascocita High School

High School2011 graduate of Atascocita HS in Atascocita, TX. ... played four years of varsity baseball for Eric Matthews... earned All Houston honors twice in his career... teammate of current Gold-en Eagle Nathan Garza.

PersonalSon of Milton and Kim Coker... undecided ma-jor... chose ORU over Texas, Arizona State, UNLV, and Texas A&M.


#37• Phillip Wilson6-0 • 185 • Freshman • R/R

PitcherTulsa, Okla

Owasso High School

High School2011 graduate of Owasso HS in Owasso, Okla. ... selected All-Conference in 2010 and 2011 and All-Metro in 2011... helped lead team to the state championship in 2008 and 2009, and to second place finishes in 2010 and 2011... bat-ted .417 with 47 RBI’s and threw 77 1/3 innings with a 2.19 ERA and 97 strikeouts in his career.

PersonalSon of Bryan and Lisa Wilson... Physical Educa-tion major... chose ORU over Oklahoma State, among others.

#35 • Taylor Tryon5-10 • 170 • RS-Freshman • R/R

PitcherBixby, Okla.

Bixby HS

High School2009 graduate of Bixby High School in Bixby, Okla. … helped lead Bixby to a state cham-pionship his junior year with an 8-2 record in 57 innings … named all-conference honor-able mention and Tulsa World All-Metro honor-able mention in 2008 … all-conference pick in 2009…pitched five complete games.

PersonalSon of Henry and Kim Tryon … Biomedical En-gineering major … would like to attend medi-cal school after graduating.


#39 • Logan Domenico5-11 •175 • Freshman • L/R

OutfieldScottsdale, Ariz.

Scottsdale Christian Academy

High School

2011 graduate of Scottsdale Christian Academy in Phoenix, Ariz. ... earned first team All-State and All-Region in 2011... led team to state run-ner up finish in 2011... voted to the All-Arizona Team 1-3A and was ranked 56 out of top 100 players in Arizona... batted .518 with 12 home

runs, 44 RBI’s and 19 stolen bases in 2011...holds the single season record for home runs with 12... also played two years of basketball and one year of football.

PersonalSon of Nick and Debbie Domenico... Theology and Church History major... chose ORU over Az-usa Pacific, Biola, and George Fox.

#38 • Hayden Martin5-8 • 160 • Freshman • L/R

InfieldMurphy, Texas Plano East HS

High School2011 graduate of Plano East HS in Plano, Texas ... voted to the All-District team during his jun-ior and senior seasons.

PersonalSon of Dan and Kathie Martin... Mathematics major.


#44 • Nathan Garza5-10 • 180 • Freshman • R/R

PitcherHouston, TexasAtascocita HS

High School2011 graduate of Atascocita HS in Humble TX. ... three year letter winner for Eric Matthews... helped lead team to 2008 Co-District Champi-onship, 2009 District Championship, and 2010 District runner-up finishes... first team All-District and All Greater Houston pitcher... team-mate of current Golden Eagle Tyler Coker.

PersonalSon of Brian and Ann Garza... Business major... chose ORU over Dallas Baptist, New Mexico, TCU, Air Force, Baylor, Maryland, and Sam Houston State.

#41 • Jeff Gunter5-11• 185 • Sophomore • R/L

PitcherOklahoma City, Okla.

Butler University

Before ORUPlayed the 2011 season at Butler University in Indianapolis, Ind. ... helped lead team to a 23-29-1 record... picked up a win in relief against Akron.

High School 2010 graduate of Coweta HS in Coweta, Okla. ...

went 9-2 with a 0.78 ERA and 82 strikeouts in 2009... went 5-1 with a 1.00 ERA in 2010...2009 Metro Lakes Conference Pitcher of the Year in 2009... Tulsa All-Metro Team in 2009, 2010... All-State Honorable Mention in 2009 and 2010.

PersonalSon of Jeff and Beth Gunter... Marketing major... chose ORU over OBU and others.


No. Player Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr.-Ex. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Austen Colt INF/OF R/R 5-11 190 Jr.-2L Tulsa, Okla. (Neosho County College) 4 Bennett Pickar C R/R 6-2 195 Jr. -2L Eaton, Colo. (Eaton HS) 5 Jose Trevino INF R/R 5-11 195 Fr. -HS Corpus Christi, Texas (John Paul II HS) 6 Jake O’Brien 1B/OF L/L 6-0 200 Fr. -HS Tulsa, Okla. (Bishop Kelley HS) 7 Kevin Cho OF S/L 5-9 165 Jr. -TR Los Angeles, Calif. (Orange Coast College) 9 Cam Schiller INF S/R 6-0 195 Sr. -3L Prescott Valley, Ariz. (Yavapai College) 11 Joe Spring RHP R/R 6-1 210 Sr. -2L Owasso, Okla. (Eastern Oklahoma State) 12 Caleb Walker LHP L/L 6-0 200 Jr. -TR Caddo Mills, Texas (Eastern Oklahoma State) 13 Alex Gonzalez RHP R/R 6-2 190 So. -1L Delray Beach, Fla. (Boca Raton Community HS) 14 Brandon Healy INF R/R 6-3 190 So. -1L Encinitas, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS) 15 Jared Schlehuber 1B/RHP R/R 6-3 205 R-Sr. -3L Aurora, Colo. (San Joaquin Delta CC) 16 Nate Goro INF R/R 6-0 180 Jr. -TR St. Louis, Mo. (Jefferson County College) 18 Tyler Coker OF/LHP R/L 6-0 180 Fr.-HS Pasadena, TX (Atascocita HS) 17 Tim ZuFall OF/P R/R 6-4 210 Jr. -TR Pueblo, Colo. (Lamar College) 20 Wesley Leander C R/R 5-11 185 R-So. -1L Tulsa, Okla. (Victory Christian HS) 21 Alec Smith INF R/R 5-11 170 Jr. -1L Aurora, Colo. (Grandview HS) 24 Brad Fisher RHP R/R 6-6 230 So. -1L Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks HS) 25 Brandon King OF L/L 5-11 190 Sr. -3L Hanford, Calif. (Fresno City College) 26 Mike Torrence LHP R/L 5-11 170 R-Sr. Suisun City, Calif. (Sacramento City College) 27 Matt Rush RHP R/R 6-1 220 Sr. -1L LaMirada, Calif. (Cypress College) 30 Chris Williams INF R/R 6-3 215 Jr. -1L Tuttle, Okla. (Seminole State College) 32 Chris Bradshaw INF/OF R/R 6-0 190 Jr. -1L Medford, Ore. (Santa Rosa JC) 33 Drew Bowen RHP R/R 6-3 210 R-Jr. -2L Tulsa, Okla. (Memorial HS) 34 Kurt Giller RHP R/R 6-2 230 Jr.-TR Manhattan, Kan. (University of Nebraska) 35 Taylor Tryon RHP R/R 5-10 170 R-Fr. Bixby, Okla. (Bixby HS) 36 Dan Martony RHP R/R 5-11 180 R-Sr. Goleta, Calif. (Santa Barbara CC) 37 Phillip Wilson RHP R/R 6-0 185 Fr. -HS Tulsa, Okla. (Owasso HS) 38 Hayden Martin INF L/R 5-8 160 Fr. -HS Richmond, Va. (Plano East HS) 39 Logan Domenico OF L/R 5-11 175 Fr.-HS Scottsdale, Ariz. (Scottsdale Christian Academy) 41 Jeff Gunter LHP R/L 5-11 185 So. -1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Butler University) 43 Lars Liguori LHP L/L 6-1 190 Sr. -2L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saddleback College) 44 Nathan Garza RHP R/R 5-10 180 Fr. -HS Houston, Texas (Atascocita HS)

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2011 sUmmit leagUe statistics2011 ORU Baseball

Conference statistics for Oral Roberts (as of Mar 21, 2012)(Summit games only Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 21-7 Home: 14-2 Away: 7-5 Summit: 21-7

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

9 Cam Schiller . 4 0 0 28-28 100 26 40 8 1 5 33 65 . 6 5 0 13 4 7 4 . 4 7 5 3 1 3-4 49 84 8 . 9 4 3

25 Brandon King . 3 8 8 28-28 103 23 40 7 0 5 26 62 . 6 0 2 11 3 7 2 . 4 4 6 4 0 2-3 15 1 1 . 9 4 1

41 Nick Baligod . 3 8 7 28-28 111 30 43 11 1 3 24 65 . 5 8 6 12 2 8 1 . 4 5 6 0 0 7-7 45 1 1 . 9 7 9

12 Chris Elder . 3 3 3 28-28 105 25 35 10 0 7 27 66 . 6 2 9 9 4 18 1 . 4 0 3 1 2 2-2 26 2 0 1.000

11 Joey Winiecki . 3 3 3 24-24 93 21 31 2 1 0 12 35 . 3 7 6 9 1 14 0 . 3 9 4 1 6 9-13 49 1 2 . 9 6 2

6 T.J. Bennett . 3 2 4 25-24 74 13 24 5 0 1 9 32 . 4 3 2 13 2 8 1 . 4 3 8 0 2 0-0 20 37 5 . 9 1 9

2 Spencer Barnett . 1 2 7 26-21 71 7 9 1 0 0 2 10 . 1 4 1 10 3 9 1 . 2 6 2 0 3 0-0 28 71 4 . 9 6 1

--------------------20 Brett Burch . 3 1 0 11-9 29 3 9 0 0 1 8 12 . 4 1 4 3 0 6 0 . 3 7 5 0 3 0-0 65 11 0 1.000

15 Jared Schlehuber . 2 7 8 11-11 36 5 10 2 0 1 7 15 . 4 1 7 7 0 6 5 . 3 9 5 0 2 0-0 91 5 0 1.000

30 Chris Williams . 2 5 0 13-5 20 3 5 1 0 0 1 6 . 3 0 0 2 1 6 0 . 3 4 8 0 0 0-0 48 2 1 . 9 8 0

5 Brett Sowers . 2 2 9 24-21 70 10 16 5 0 1 7 24 . 3 4 3 3 6 11 1 . 3 1 6 0 2 0-0 84 20 2 . 9 8 1

4 Bennett Pickar . 2 1 1 24-20 57 11 12 5 0 1 9 20 . 3 5 1 9 2 16 1 . 3 3 8 0 6 0-0 134 21 0 1.000

37 Graham McIntyre . 1 5 4 10-3 13 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 . 1 5 4 0 0 2 0 . 1 4 3 1 1 1-1 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

14 Brandon Healy . 1 1 1 7-2 9 3 1 1 0 0 2 2 . 2 2 2 3 0 5 0 . 3 3 3 0 1 0-0 24 4 1 . 9 6 6

24 Brad Fisher . 0 0 0 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 0 0 1.000

16 Mark Guest . 0 0 0 3-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 3 0 1.000

Totals . 3 1 1 28 892 184 277 58 3 25 169 416 . 4 6 6 104 28 124 17 . 3 9 6 10 29 24-30 693 309 31 . 9 7 0

Opponents . 2 3 4 28 847 90 198 32 1 7 83 253 . 2 9 9 80 29 200 16 . 3 1 7 11 12 12-26 669 255 36 . 9 6 3

LOB - Team (210), Opp (196). DPs turned - Team (18), Opp (18). IBB - Team (1), Baligod 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Bennett 1,Winiecki 1, King 1.

(Summit games only Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

13 Alex Gonzalez 1 . 7 1 5-0 7 7 3 1/1 0 47.1 34 11 9 18 47 4 0 0 . 2 0 2 5 3 0 0 233 Drew Bowen 2 . 2 7 4-2 8 7 2 0/1 0 43.2 30 14 11 18 36 6 1 0 . 1 9 5 3 5 0 3 1--------------------26 Mike Torrence 0 . 0 0 0-1 1 1 0 0/0 0 2.2 3 7 0 0 1 1 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 4 0 1 024 Brad Fisher 0 . 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 043 Lars Liguori 0 . 9 3 1-0 10 0 0 0/0 1 9.2 7 1 1 5 9 0 0 0 . 2 1 2 2 1 0 0 232 Tyler Sparks 1 . 9 3 1-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 4.2 5 2 1 1 7 2 0 0 . 2 6 3 3 1 0 0 017 Jason Stacy 2 . 0 8 0-0 4 0 0 0/1 1 4.1 4 1 1 0 5 0 0 0 . 2 3 5 1 1 0 0 016 Mark Guest 2 . 1 9 1-0 5 3 0 0/0 0 12.1 13 4 3 6 13 2 0 0 . 2 7 1 1 0 0 1 036 Dan Martony 2 . 2 8 2-0 9 0 0 0/0 1 23.2 25 8 6 3 13 5 0 1 . 2 6 6 1 3 0 0 127 Matt Rush 2 . 7 5 3-1 12 0 0 0/2 4 19.2 13 7 6 8 21 2 0 1 . 1 9 1 0 0 0 3 118 Joe Spring 3 . 0 4 2-1 9 3 0 0/0 1 23.2 25 10 8 6 22 4 0 2 . 2 7 8 1 8 1 1 231 Sean Johnson 3 . 4 2 2-0 7 4 0 0/1 0 23.2 23 9 9 5 16 6 0 2 . 2 5 6 1 0 1 0 1 8 Alec Smith 7 . 8 4 0-1 5 1 0 0/0 1 10.1 7 10 9 7 8 0 0 0 . 2 1 9 2 3 0 2 144 Bryce Smolen 8 . 3 1 0-1 3 2 0 0/0 0 4.1 8 6 4 2 2 0 0 0 . 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Totals 2 . 6 5 21-7 28 28 5 4/3 9 231.0 198 90 68 80 200 32 1 7 . 2 3 4 20 29 2 11 12

Opponents 6 . 9 8 7-21 28 28 6 0/0 3 223.0 277 184 173 104 124 58 3 25 . 3 1 1 22 28 4 10 29

PB - Team (6), Pickar 5, Burch 1, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (5), Gonzalez 3, Burch 1, Smith 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Pickar(10-21), Bowen (2-5), Smith (4-4), Spring (2-4), Burch (2-4), Gonzalez (1-4), Rush (1-2), Johnson (1-2), Fisher (0-2),Liguori (1-1), Guest (0-1), Smolen (0-1).


2011 game ResUlts2011 ORU Baseball

Game Results for Oral Roberts (as of Mar 21, 2012)(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Summit Pitcher of record Attend TimeFeb 18, 2011 at #16 BAYLOR W 7-3 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Smolen (W 1-0) 2 6 8 3 2:59Feb 19, 2011 at #16 BAYLOR L 4-9 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 Rush (L 0-1) 2 6 1 9 3:07Feb 20, 2011 at #16 BAYLOR L 4-5 (10) 1-2-0 0-0-0 Johnson (L 0-1) 2 5 4 0 2:53Feb 22, 2011 #23 WICHITA STATE L 2-7 9 1-3-0 0-0-0 Liguori (L 0-1) 1 1 1 2 2:49Feb 25, 2011 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE W 13-5 9 2-3-0 0-0-0 Spring (W 1-0) 4 6 9 3:18Feb 26, 2011 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE W 6-3 9 3-3-0 0-0-0 Gonzalez (W 1-0) 5 4 5 2:07Feb 27, 2011 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE L 2-6 9 3-4-0 0-0-0 Smolen (L 1-1) 3 8 8 2:26Mar 05, 2011 vs Southern Illinois L 2-9 9 3-5-0 0-0-0 Gonzalez (L 1-1) 0 3:05Mar 06, 2011 vs Eastern Kentucky W 3-1 9 4-5-0 0-0-0 Smith (W 1-1) 0 2:17Mar 11, 2011 BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 8-2 9 5-5-0 0-0-0 Gonzalez (W 2-1) 6 2 1 2:19Mar 12, 2011 BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 5-3 9 6-5-0 0-0-0 Johnson (W 1-1) 4 7 9 2:24Mar 13, 2011 BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 4-3 9 7-5-0 0-0-0 Smolen (W 2-1) 4 0 1 2:48Mar 18, 2011 at #8 Arizona State L 1-5 9 7-6-0 0-0-0 Gonzalez (L 2-2) 3 2 0 6 2:40Mar 19, 2011 at #8 Arizona State L 3-4 9 7-7-0 0-0-0 Johnson (L 1-2) 3 3 4 7 2:40Mar 20, 2011 at #8 Arizona State W 5-2 9 8-7-0 0-0-0 Sparks (W 1-0) 2 3 8 3 2:45Mar 25, 2011 MISSOURI STATE L 5-10 9 8-8-0 0-0-0 Gonzalez (L 2-3) 4 8 1 2:4503-27-11 at Missouri State L 5-6 9 8-9-0 0-0-0 Smolen (L 2-2) 3 1 7 2:48Mar 29, 2011 at #8 Texas Longhorns L 1-2 9 8-10-0 0-0-0 Gonzalez (L 2-4) 5 4 3 5 2:34Apr 01, 2011 at San Diego State W 5-4 9 9-10-0 0-0-0 Smith (W 2-0) 7 2 4 3:12Apr 02, 2011 at San Diego State L 3-4 (14) 9-11-0 0-0-0 Rush (L 0-2) 4 7 1 4:15Apr 03, 2011 at San Diego State W 11-7 9 10-11-0 0-0-0 Martony (W 1-0) 5 8 3 3:17Apr 05, 2011 at UALR W 15-14 9 11-11-0 0-0-0 Johnson (W 2-2) 1 1 1 4:27

* Apr 08, 2011 CENTENARY W 11-1 7 12-11-0 1-0-0 Sparks (W 2-0) 4 8 1 2:09* Apr 09, 2011 CENTENARY-1 W 7-1 9 13-11-0 2-0-0 Bowen (W 1-0) - 2:23* Apr 09, 2011 CENTENARY-2 W 2-0 7 14-11-0 3-0-0 Gonzalez (W 3-4) 5 3 6 1:31* Apr 10, 2011 CENTENARY W 3-1 9 15-11-0 4-0-0 Spring (W 2-0) 4 4 4 2:05* Apr 15, 2011 at Western Illinois L 2-3 7 15-12-0 4-1-0 Bowen (L 1-1) 1 8 0 1:32* Apr 16, 2011 at Western Illinois-1 L 5-13 9 15-13-0 4-2-0 Smolen (L 2-3) - 3:05* Apr 16, 2011 at Western Illinois-2 W 5-2 (9) 16-13-0 5-2-0 Rush (W 1-2) 1 5 0 2:50* Apr 17, 2011 at Western Illinois W 5-1 9 17-13-0 6-2-0 Liguori (W 1-1) 2 6 1 2:29

Apr 19, 2011 #21 ARKANSAS L 5-6 9 17-14-0 6-2-0 Gonzalez (L 3-5) 2 1 0 4 2:46* Apr 23, 2011 at North Dakota State-1 L 3-5 9 17-15-0 6-3-0 Bowen (L 1-2) - 2:00* Apr 23, 2011 at North Dakota State-2 W 10-0 8 18-15-0 7-3-0 Johnson (W 3-2) 2 0 9 2:09* Apr 24, 2011 at North Dakota State-1 L 3-5 9 18-16-0 7-4-0 Spring (L 2-1) - 2:31* Apr 24, 2011 at North Dakota State-2 W 11-4 7 19-16-0 8-4-0 Gonzalez (W 4-5) 1 2 6 2:32* Apr 29, 2011 IPFW W 1-0 9 20-16-0 9-4-0 Bowen (W 2-2) 5 3 9 1:58* Apr 30, 2011 IPFW-1 L 4-5 (11) 20-17-0 9-5-0 Rush (L 1-3) - 3:18* Apr 30, 2011 IPFW-2 W 14-3 7 21-17-0 10-5-0 Gonzalez (W 5-5) 5 2 2 2:42* May 01, 2011 IPFW W 7-2 9 22-17-0 11-5-0 Martony (W 2-0) 3 8 5 2:38* May 06, 2011 at Oakland W 7-5 9 23-17-0 12-5-0 Bowen (W 3-2) 1 0 9 2:53* May 07, 2011 at Oakland-1 W 15-2 9 24-17-0 13-5-0 Johnson (W 4-2) - 2:48* May 07, 2011 at Oakland-2 W 6-2 7 25-17-0 14-5-0 Gonzalez (W 6-5) 1 5 6 2:17* May 08, 2011 at Oakland L 4-6 9 25-18-0 14-6-0 Smith (L 2-1) 2 1 3 2:42

May 10, 2011 at Wichita State W 8-7 9 26-18-0 14-6-0 Spring (W 3-1) 3 4 6 1 3:05* May 13, 2011 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 4-2 9 27-18-0 15-6-0 Spring (W 4-1) 5 0 1 2:37* May 14, 2011 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE-1 W 12-6 9 28-18-0 16-6-0 Martony (W 3-0) - 2:50* May 14, 2011 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE-2 W 4-2 7 29-18-0 17-6-0 Gonzalez (W 7-5) 4 8 1 1:37* May 15, 2011 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE L 2-8 9 29-19-0 17-7-0 Torrence (L 0-1) 4 8 8 2:21

May 17, 2011 at #9 TCU L 4-6 9 29-20-0 17-7-0 Fisher (L 0-1) 3 9 1 0 2:49* May 19, 2011 SOUTHERN UTAH-1 W 6-5 9 30-20-0 18-7-0 Rush (W 2-3) - 2:16* May 19, 2011 SOUTHERN UTAH-2 W 1-0 (10) 31-20-0 19-7-0 Rush (W 3-3) 5 0 4 1:54* May 20, 2011 SOUTHERN UTAH W 12-2 7 32-20-0 20-7-0 Bowen (W 4-2) 3 3 9 3:02* May 21, 2011 SOUTHERN UTAH W 18-4 7 33-20-0 21-7-0 Guest (W 1-0) 4 8 8 1:55

May 26, 2011 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 12-0 9 34-20-0 21-7-0 Bowen (W 5-2) 0 2:10May 28, 2011 vs South Dakota State W 7-1 9 35-20-0 21-7-0 Gonzalez (W 8-5) 1 1 3 8 2:17May 29, 2011 vs South Dakota State W 5-4 (11) 36-20-0 21-7-0 Martony (W 4-0) 6 9 0 3:24Jun 03, 2011 at TCU L 2-10 9 36-21-0 21-7-0 Gonzalez (L 8-6) 3 2 7 6 2:31Jun 04, 2011 vs Oklahoma W 7-0 9 37-21-0 21-7-0 Bowen (W 6-2) 2 7 6 5 2:36Jun 05, 2011 TCU W 8-4 9 38-21-0 21-7-0 Spring (W 5-1) 2 8 7 8 3:16Jun 05, 2011 vs Dallas Baptist W 7-2 9 39-21-0 21-7-0 Guest (W 2-0) 2 9 2 0 2:54Jun 06, 2011 DALLAS BAPTIST L 9-11 9 39-22-0 21-7-0 Gonzalez (L 8-7) 2 8 5 6 3:25

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2011 OveRall statistics2011 ORU Baseball

Overall Statistics for Oral Roberts (as of Mar 21, 2012)(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 39-22 Home: 21-7 Away: 13-14 Neutral: 5-1 Summit: 21-7

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

41 Nick Baligod . 3 6 4 61-61 247 67 90 21 2 7 41 136 . 5 5 1 32 5 23 4 . 4 4 6 1 2 15-15 117 2 5 . 9 6 0

9 Cam Schiller . 3 4 2 61-61 228 48 78 17 1 7 56 118 . 5 1 8 26 8 27 8 . 4 1 6 7 7 3-4 111 189 13 . 9 5 8

12 Chris Elder . 3 2 6 61-61 233 54 76 19 0 12 59 131 . 5 6 2 32 9 48 4 . 4 2 5 1 3 5-8 69 6 2 . 9 7 4

25 Brandon King . 3 1 9 61-60 229 46 73 13 1 10 56 118 . 5 1 5 34 9 31 3 . 4 1 9 5 0 2-3 28 1 1 . 9 6 7

6 T.J. Bennett . 2 8 7 56-52 167 23 48 10 0 3 24 67 . 4 0 1 22 4 41 5 . 3 7 9 2 5 0-0 57 78 13 . 9 1 2

11 Joey Winiecki . 2 7 9 57-55 222 51 62 3 1 0 21 67 . 3 0 2 25 1 39 1 . 3 5 2 2 10 22-26 155 3 7 . 9 5 8

5 Brett Sowers . 2 2 5 56-45 160 18 36 10 0 1 14 49 . 3 0 6 13 7 26 2 . 3 1 1 0 5 0-0 158 50 6 . 9 7 2

2 Spencer Barnett . 1 9 9 56-45 166 19 33 7 0 0 16 40 . 2 4 1 30 5 23 4 . 3 3 7 1 7 0-1 77 146 8 . 9 6 5

--------------------15 Jared Schlehuber . 3 3 7 25-24 83 10 28 5 0 2 18 39 . 4 7 0 16 0 14 6 . 4 3 6 2 2 1-1 183 11 0 1.000

20 Brett Burch . 3 0 2 24-14 43 4 13 0 0 1 9 16 . 3 7 2 7 1 7 0 . 4 1 2 0 4 0-0 89 15 0 1.000

30 Chris Williams . 2 5 5 28-12 51 4 13 2 0 1 7 18 . 3 5 3 5 1 20 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 0-0 111 5 2 . 9 8 3

4 Bennett Pickar . 1 9 3 56-48 150 18 29 7 0 2 14 42 . 2 8 0 22 3 40 3 . 3 0 9 0 13 0-0 327 43 2 . 9 9 5

37 Graham McIntyre . 1 4 3 23-5 21 4 3 0 0 0 2 3 . 1 4 3 2 0 5 1 . 2 0 8 1 2 3-4 6 0 0 1.000

14 Brandon Healy . 1 0 7 19-6 28 4 3 1 0 0 2 4 . 1 4 3 4 0 14 0 . 2 1 9 0 2 0-0 67 8 1 . 9 8 7

24 Brad Fisher . 0 0 0 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 0 0 1.000

7 Aaron Mees . 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

16 Mark Guest . 0 0 0 3-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 5 0 1.000

Totals . 2 8 8 61 2029 372 585 115 5 46 339 848 . 4 1 8 270 53 359 41 . 3 8 2 22 62 51-62 1580 649 74 . 9 6 8

Opponents . 2 4 7 61 1952 255 482 80 2 22 229 632 . 3 2 4 231 70 422 48 . 3 4 4 20 33 34-59 1555 595 84 . 9 6 2

LOB - Team (510), Opp (471). DPs turned - Team (55), Opp (50). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (3), Baligod 1, King 1,Elder 1, Opp (10). Picked off - King 2, Bennett 1, Elder 1, Winiecki 1, Mees 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

33 Drew Bowen 1 . 7 3 6-2 13 12 3 1/2 0 67.2 48 16 13 28 53 9 1 1 . 2 0 1 4 9 1 3 113 Alex Gonzalez 3 . 4 1 8-7 19 18 5 1/1 0 105.2 96 54 40 43 100 13 0 4 . 2 4 6 8 9 0 1 9--------------------32 Tyler Sparks 1 . 9 8 2-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 13.2 14 6 3 6 14 3 0 0 . 2 6 4 5 2 1 0 116 Mark Guest 2 . 1 6 2-0 9 5 1 0/0 0 25.0 23 7 6 9 17 3 0 0 . 2 4 7 1 0 0 1 136 Dan Martony 2 . 7 6 4-0 20 0 0 0/0 1 49.0 46 17 15 8 26 12 0 1 . 2 5 6 1 8 3 4 331 Sean Johnson 2 . 7 9 4-2 20 5 0 0/1 0 51.2 51 17 16 18 37 9 0 3 . 2 6 7 3 1 3 0 318 Joe Spring 2 . 8 1 5-1 21 5 0 0/1 1 57.2 57 25 18 19 40 10 0 2 . 2 6 4 2 12 3 3 243 Lars Liguori 3 . 2 0 1-1 30 0 0 0/0 1 19.2 14 7 7 12 24 2 0 0 . 2 0 3 2 4 1 0 227 Matt Rush 4 . 1 0 3-3 27 1 0 0/2 9 41.2 33 22 19 31 41 5 0 2 . 2 2 0 0 2 0 4 5 8 Alec Smith 5 . 4 0 2-1 20 1 0 0/0 1 31.2 27 21 19 23 29 4 1 1 . 2 3 3 7 11 0 2 124 Brad Fisher 6 . 3 0 0-1 7 2 0 0/0 0 10.0 8 8 7 8 7 2 0 1 . 2 3 5 3 2 0 1 044 Bryce Smolen 6 . 6 9 2-3 12 10 0 0/0 0 37.2 49 30 28 15 21 7 0 4 . 3 1 8 3 4 0 0 526 Mike Torrence 7 . 5 0 0-1 4 1 0 0/0 0 6.0 6 12 5 3 4 1 0 2 . 2 4 0 0 4 0 1 017 Jason Stacy 8 . 3 8 0-0 11 1 0 0/1 1 9.2 10 13 9 8 9 0 0 1 . 2 3 8 4 2 0 0 0Totals 3 . 5 0 39-22 61 61 9 6/4 14 526.2 482 255 205 231 422 80 2 22 . 2 4 7 43 70 12 20 33

Opponents 5 . 6 6 22-39 61 61 8 0/0 10 518.1 585 372 326 270 359 115 5 46 . 2 8 8 57 53 5 22 62

PB - Team (12), Pickar 11, Burch 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (12), Gonzalez 6, Pickar 2, Smith 1, Burch 1, Bowen 1, Guest 1,Opp (6). SBA/ATT - Pickar (28-47), Burch (6-11), Spring (7-11), Gonzalez (4-9), Bowen (5-9), Johnson (3-6), Smith (5-5),Smolen (2-5), Rush (3-4), Fisher (1-4), Martony (3-3), Liguori (1-2), Guest (0-1).


CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct. H A Strk. W L Pct. H A N Strk.*#Oral Roberts 21 7 .750 14-2 7-5 W4 39 22 .639 19-6 14-14 6-2 L1South Dakota State 20 8 .714 12-4 8-4 L1 37 20 .649 15-4 20-12 2-4 L1North Dakota State 15 12 .556 8-7 5-4 W2 22 32 .407 11-8 5-16 6-8 L1Western Illinois 13 15 .464 5-7 8-8 L1 21 38 .356 7-9 14-25 0-4 L3IPFW 12 16 .429 6-6 6-10 L1 17 34 .333 8-10 9-23 0-1 L1Southern Utah 11 17 .393 5-4 5-11 L4 23 31 .426 10-8 11-20 2-3 L4Oakland 10 18 .357 4-8 6-10 L1 19 31 .380 6-9 12-21 1-1 L1Centenary 9 18 .333 6-10 3-8 W1 12 31 .279 8-11 4-20 0-0 W1

2011 sUmmit leagUe in RevieW

Summit Player of the Year Bo Cuthbertson, Southern Utah

Summit Pitcher of the YearAlex Gonzalez, Oral Roberts

Summit Newcomer of the YearAlex Gonzalez, Oral Roberts

Summit Coach of the YearRob Walton, Oral Roberts

All-Tournament Team

Nick Baligod, Oral Roberts

T.J. Bennett, Oral Roberts

Drew Bowen, Oral Roberts

Max Casper, North Dakota State

Chris Elder, Oral Roberts

Alex Gonzalez, Oral Roberts (MVP)

Beau Hanowski, South Dakota State

Tom Lilja, Western Illinois

Andrew Phelan, South Dakota State

Cam Schiller, Oral Roberts

Jared Schlehuber, Oral Roberts

Billy Stitz, South Dakota State

Blake Treinen, South Dakota State

Blake Turbak, North Dakota State

All-Summit League TeamsFirst Team

Player Pos.Ryan Waldhard, Oakland CJoel Blake, South Dakota State 1BTommy Jablonski, Oakland 2BR.J. Talamantes, Centenary 3BBo Cuthbertson, Southern Utah SSNick Baligod, Oral Roberts OFChris Elder, Oral Roberts OFBeau Hanowski, South Dakota State OFBrandon King, Oral Roberts DHMitchell Kauweloa, Southern Utah UTLJames Crockett, Southern Utah SPAlex Gonzalez, Oral Roberts SPBlake Treinen, South Dakota State SPTrever Vermeulen, South Dakota State SP Second TeamPlayer Pos.John Koszulinski, Western Illinois CTom Lilja, Western Illinois 1BBryan Jordan, Western Illinois 2BJesse Sawyer, South Dakota State 3BCam Schiller, Oral Roberts SSPete Rajkovich, Centenary OFBill Stitz, South Dakota State OFTyson Weber, Southern Utah OFTaylor Shaw, Southern Utah DHT.J. Bennett, Oral Roberts UTLDrew Bowen, Oral Roberts SPJoe Spring, Oral Roberts SPColby Tognetti, North Dakota State SPMatt Rush, Oral Roberts RP

2011 Summit League Tournament Results (May 26-29, Sioux Falls, S.D.)

First Round, Thursday, May 26 (1) Oral Roberts 12, (4) Western Illinois 0

(2) South Dakota State 4, (3) North Dakota State 1Losers Bracket

(3) North Dakota State 5, (4) Western Illinois 3 [WIU eliminated]Second Round, Friday, May 27

(1) Oral Roberts 7, (2) South Dakota State 4Losers Bracket

(2) South Dakota State 13, (3) North Dakota State 10 [NDSU eliminated]Championship, Saturday, May 29

(1) Oral Roberts 5, (2) South Dakota State 4 (11 innings) [SDSU eliminated]

#-Regular-season champion *-Tournament champion

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SECOND-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS1978 ..... RonMeridith, P .................................... ABCA1981 ..... Kelvin Torve, 1B .............. The Sporting News1998 ..... Mike Dean, C ................... Collegiate Baseball2000 ..... Steve Holm, SS ............... Collegiate Baseball2000 ..... Steve Holm, SS .................. Baseball America2001 ..... Michael Rogers, RHP ....... Collegiate Baseball2002 ..... David Castillo, C ................................ NCBWA2003 ..... David Castillo, C ................................ NCBWA 2004 ..... Dennis Bigley, Util. .USA Today Sports Weekly2004 ..... Dennis Bigley, RHP... College Baseball Insider2004 ..... Matt VanDerBosch, OF ......................... ABCA2005 ..... Dennis Bigley, RHP.......... Collegiate Baseball2007 ..... Chance Chapman, RHP ... Collegiate Baseball2008 ..... Carlos Luna, RHP ............. Collegiate Baseball2009 ..... Mark Serrano, RHP .......... Collegiate Baseball2009 ..... Mark Serrano, RHP ... College Baseball Insider2009 ..... Mark Serrano, RHP ..................Ping! Baseball

THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS1978 ..... George Bjorkman, C ............................. ABCA1983 ..... Page Odle, OF ...................................... ABCA1983 ..... Ron Henika, INF ................................... ABCA1987 ..... Bob Zupcic, OF ................ The Sporting News1999 ..... Mike Hill, OF ................... Collegiate Baseball1999 ..... Ryan Neil, 1B .................. Collegiate Baseball2001 ..... Michael Rogers, RHP ............................ ABCA2001 ..... Trevor Leu, Util. ................................. NCBWA2002 ..... David Castillo, C .............. Collegiate Baseball2003 ..... David Castillo, C .............. Collegiate Baseball2004 ..... Dennis Bigley, RHP.......... Collegiate Baseball2004 ..... Dennis Bigley, Util. ............................ NCBWA2004 ..... Matt VanDerBosch, OF ...................... NCBWA2006 ..... Chris Ashman, RHP ......... Collegiate Baseball2007 ..... Chance Chapman, RHP ........................ ABCA2008 ..... Carlos Luna, RHP ............................... NCBWA2008 ..... Brian Van Kirk ................................... NCBWA2008 ..... Brian Van Kirk .........................Ping! Baseball2009 ..... Jerry Sullivan, RHP ..................Ping! Baseball2011 ..... Cam Schiller, 2B, SS ......... Collegiate Baseball

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANSFIRST TEAM1985 ..... Bob Zupcic, OF ................... Baseball America1999 ..... Zach Donelson, OF/DH .... Collegiate Baseball2001 ..... Rene Recio, RHP .............. Collegiate Baseball2002 ..... Eric Thornton, 3B ............ Collegiate Baseball2003 ..... Taylor McIntyre, LHP ....... Collegiate Baseball2005 ..... Kelly Minissale, OF .......... Collegiate Baseball2007 ..... Jerry Sullivan, SP ............ Collegiate Baseball2007 ..... Jerry Sullivan, SP ....................Ping! Baseball2011.....T.J. Bennett, 2B ................ Collegiate Baseball2011 ..... Alex Gonzalez, SP ............................. NCBWAHONORABLE MENTION1998 ..... Seth Mosley, P ................ Collegiate Baseball1998 ..... Josh Shackelford, C ......... Collegiate Baseball2001 ..... David Castillo, C .............. Collegiate Baseball2002 ..... Dennis Bigley, RHP.......... Collegiate Baseball


inDiviDUal hOnORsSUMMIT LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1998 .................................................. Mike Dean (C)1999 .............................................Jeff Stallings (OF)2000 ............................................... Steve Holm (SS)2002 ..............................................David Castillo (C)2003 ..............................................David Castillo (C)2004 ..................................... Dennis Bigley (1B/DH)2005 ........................................... Dennis Bigley (SP) ............................................. Michael Hollimon (SS)2006 ........................................... Chris Ashman (SP) ..................................................Chad Rothford (1B)2007 ..........................................Brendan Duffy (OF) 2008 ...........................................Brian Van Kirk (OF)2009 ............................................Mark Serrano (SP)2010 ........................................... Tyler Saladino (SS)

SUMMIT LEAGUE PITCHER OF THE YEAR1998 ..................................................... Derek Dixon1999 ........................................................ Mike Rose2000 ........................................................ Mike Rose2001 ................................................ Michael Rogers2003 ................................................... Dallas Martin2004 ...................................................Dennis Bigley2005 ...................................................Dennis Bigley2006 ...................................................Chris Ashman2007 .............................................Chance Chapman2008 ...................................................... Carlos Luna2009 ...................................................Mark Serrano2011 .................................................. Alex Gonzalez

SUMMIT LEAGUE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2000 ............................................... Steve Holm (SS)2004 ................................................Adam Lesko (P)2005 ..................................... Michael Hollimon (SS)2006 ............................................. Andy Bouchie (C) ..................................................Chad Rothford (1B)2007 .......................................... Jeremy Hefner (SP)2008 .................................................Ben Petralli (C)2009 ...........................................Seth Furmanek (C)

2010 ........................................... Tyler Saladino (SS)2011 ...........................................Alex Gonzalez (SP)SUMMIT LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR1998 ...............................................Sunny Golloway1999 ...............................................Sunny Golloway2000 ...............................................Sunny Golloway2002 ...............................................Sunny Golloway2004 ...................................................... Rob Walton2006 ...................................................... Rob Walton2008 ...................................................... Rob Walton2009 ...................................................... Rob Walton2011 ...................................................... Rob Walton

SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT MVP1998 ...............................................Paul Weeks (OF)1999 ..................................................Ryan Neil (1B)2000 ...................................... Eric Vandeventer (OF)2001 ............................................. Trevor Leu (1B/P)2002 ....................................... Erick Donaldson (OF)2003 ....................................... Dennis Bigley (P/DH)2004 ..............................................Ricky Rivera (OF)2005 ..................................... Michael Hollimon (SS)2006 ..............................................Sean Jarrett (RP)2007 ..........................................Chad Rothford (1B)2008 ...........................................Brian Van Kirk (OF)2009 ........................................Johnny Roberts (DH)2010 ................................................ Chris Elder (OF)2011 ...........................................Alex Gonzalez (SP)

SUMMIT LEAGUE FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS1998 .................................................. Mike Dean (C) ................................................Andrew Mosher (SS) .......................................................Paul Weeks (OF) .................................................. Brian Dinsmore (P) ........................................................Derek Dixon (P) ...................................................Bryan Reichard (P)

1999 .................................................Ryan Neill (1B) ...................................................... Bryan Gann (2B) .................................................Jason Clements (SS) ...........................................................Mike Hill (OF) .....................................................Jeff Stallings (OF) .............................................. Josh Shackelford (UT) ......................................................Dusty Barrett (P) ...........................................................Mike Rose (P)

2000 ............................................Brian Hickman (C) ........................................................ Trevor Leu (1B) ...................................................... Bryan Gann (2B) ....................................................... Steve Holm (SS) .........................................................Ryan Neill (OF) ..............................................Eric Vandeventer (OF) ........................................................ Jordan Gerk (P) ................................................. Jackson Markert (P) ...........................................................Mike Rose (P)

2001 ............................................... Steve Holm (SS) ......................................................Dallas Martin (P) ...............................................Wilton Reynolds (OF) ...................................................Michael Rogers (P)2002 ..............................................David Castillo (C) .....................................................Danny Boyle (2B) .................................................... Doug Bernier (SS) ...............................................Wilton Reynolds (OF) ......................................................Dallas Martin (P) ...................................................Michael Rogers (P) ......................................................... Rene Recio (P)

2003 ..............................................David Castillo (C) ................................................. Andy Hargrove (1B) ...................................................Grant Plumley (SS) .................................................Scott Campbell (3B) ......................................... Matt VanDerBosch (Util.) ............................................... Dennis Bigley (DH/P) ......................................................Dallas Martin (P)

2004 .................................................Nate Griffin (C) ................................................... Brian Hanson (2B) ............................................Matt VanDerBosch (OF) ...................................................Ryan Welborn (OF) ......................................................... Josh Lex (Util.) ............................................ Dennis Bigley (DH & P) .......................................................Sean Sorrow (P) ......................................................Adam Lesko (RP)

2005 ..................................... Michael Hollimon (SS) ................................................. Kelly Minissale (OF) ..................................................... Dennis Bigley (P) ............................................. Daniel Greenwalt (RP)

2006 .........................................Chris Ashman (RHP) ..................................................... Andy Bouchie (C) ..................................................Chad Rothford (1B) ......................................................... Tim Torres (SS) ................................................ Jake Kahaulelio (2B) ..................................................Brendan Duffy (OF) ......................................................Nick Jones (RHP) ...........................................Chance Chapman (RHP)

2007 ...................................Chance Chapman (RHP) .................................................. Erik Crichton (RHP) ..................................................Brendan Duffy (OF) ................................................ Jake Kahaulelio (2B) ............................................... Jeremy Hefner (RHP) ..................................................Chad Rothford (1B) .................................................. Brian Van Kirk (DH) .................................................. Adam Younger (SS)

2008 ..........................................Brendan Duffy (OF) .......................................................Ryan Groth (DH) ................................................Michael Jarman (SP) .................................................... Carlos Luna (RHP)

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.................................................. Juan Martinez (2B) .................................................Michael Notaro (1B) .........................................................Ben Petralli (C) ...................................................Brian Van Kirk (OF)

2009 ..........................................Juan Martinez (SS) ...................................................Seth Furmanek (C) ......................................................P.J. Sequeira (OF) ................................................Johnny Roberts (DH) .......................................... Andre Lamontagne (SP) ....................................................Mark Serrano (SP) ....................................................Jerry Sullivan (SP)

2010 ............................................ Nick Baligod (OF) ................................................ Seth Furmanek (DH) ................................................ Tyler Saladino (SS) ......................................... Bryce Smolen (RHP)

2011 ..................................... Nick Baligod (OF) ................................................ Chris Elder (OF) ...........................................Brandon King (DH) ........................................... Alex Gonzalez (SP)

SUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1998 ................................................Derek Dixon (P) ...................................................... Bryan Gann (2B) ...........................................................Mike Hill (3B) ................................................Andrew Mosher (SS) .............................................. Eric Vandeventer (OF) .......................................................Paul Weeks (OF)

1999 ...................................................Mike Hill (3B) ....................................................... Seth Mosely (P) .........................................................Ryan Neill (1B) ...........................................................Mike Rose (P) .....................................................Jeff Stallings (OF) ................................................. Jerel Whitekiller (P)2000 ..................................... Stockton Davis (P/DH) ....................................................... Steve Holm (SS) ..........................................................Ryan Neil (1B) ...........................................................Mike Rose (P) .....................................................Jeff Stallings (OF) .............................................. Eric Vandeventer (OF)

2001 ............................................Doug Bernier (3B) ............................................... Erick Donaldson (OF) ....................................................... Steve Holm (SS) ..................................................... Trevor Leu (1B/P) ......................................................... Rene Recio (P) ...............................................Wilton Reynolds (OF)

2002 ............................................ Doug Bernier (SS) ............................................... Dennis Bigley (P/DH) .....................................................Danny Boyle (2B) ......................................................David Castillo (C)

....................................................Stockton Davis (P) ............................................... Erick Donaldson (OF)

2003 ....................................... Dennis Bigley (P/DH) .................................................Scott Campbell (3B) ......................................................David Castillo (C) .........................................................Nate Griffin (C) ............................................................Josh Lex (OF) ......................................................Dallas Martin (P) .................................................. Justin Ramsey (RP)2004 ....................................................Josh Lex (1B) ................................................... Brian Hanson (2B) ...................................................Grant Plumley (SS) ......................................................Ricky Rivera (OF) ...................................................Taylor McIntyre (P)

2005 ............................................ Brian Aguailar (C) ..................................................... Dennis Bigley (P) ............................................. Michael Hollimon (SS) ...................................................Taylor McIntyre (P) ................................................. Kelly Minissale (OF) .........................................................Tim Torres (OF)

2006 .........................................Chris Ashman (RHP) ..................................................... Andy Bouchie (C) ..................................................Brendan Duffy (OF) ...............................................Dan Greenwalt (RHP)

................................................... Sean Jarrett (RHP) .........................................................Pat Warfle (OF)

2007 .................................... Chance Chapman (RHP ..................................................Brendan Duffy (OF) ............................................... Jeremy Hefner (RHP) ..................................................Chad Rothford (1B) ................................................. Jerry Sullivan (RHP) ...................................................Adam Younger (IF) .........................................................Pat Warfle (OF)2008 ..........................................Brendan Duffy (OF) ...................................................David Genao (UTL) .................................................. Juan Martinez (2B) ................................................. Kelly Minissale (OF) .........................................................Ben Petralli (C) ....................................................Jerry Sullivan (SP) ...................................................Brian Van Kirk (OF)

2009 ........................................... Tyler Garewal (OF) .......................................... Andre Lamontagne (SP) ...................................................Juan Martinez (SS) ........................................................Colby Price (2B) ................................................Johnny Roberts (DH) ....................................................Jerry Sullivan (SP)

inDiviDUal hOnORs2010 ........................................... Nick Baligod (OF) ........................................................ Chris Elder (OF) ................................................ Seth Furmanek (DH) ................................................... Bryce Smolen (SP) .....................................................Brett Sowers (3B)

2011 .......................................... Nick Baligod (OF)

............................................. T.J. Bennett (UTL)

.............................................Drew Bowen (OF)

................................................ Chris Elder (OF)

...........................................Alex Gonzalez (SP)

..............................................Cam Schiller (SP)

...................................... Jared Schlehuber (1B)


miscellaneOUs inFO

AN ORU TEAM.....Won 10 or more consecutive games: .........................May 9-24, 2008 (12)Won 15 or more consecutive games: .........................April 27-May 26, 2007 (16)Lost 10 or more consecutive games: ..........................NeverLost 5 or more consecutive games: ............................February 16-24, 2007 (5)Scored 20 or more runs: .............................................21, vs. South Dakota State (May 28, 2010; Summit Tournament)Scored 30 or more runs: .............................................34, at IPFW (April 30, 2010)Shutout an opponent: ...............................................vs. Oklahoma (June 4, 2011; 7-0; Fort Worth RegionalWas shutout: .............................................................at Southern Utah (April 17, 2010; 11-0)Won an extra inning game: .......................................vs. South Dakota State (May 29, 2011; 5-4, 11 innings)Lost an extra inning game: ........................................vs. IPFW (April 30, 2011; 5-4, 10 innings)Swept a doubleheader: .............................................vs. Southern Utah (May 19, 2011)Was swept in a doubleheader: ...................................at South Dakota State (May 8, 2010)Turned triple play: .....................................................April 28, 2007 vs. Valparaiso (7th inning/Game 2)Had four or more double plays: .................................May 9, 2008, vs. Oakland (4)

AN ORU BATTER.....Hit a grand slam: .......................................................Brandon King vs. Dallas Baptist (June 6, 2011)Hit for the cycle: ........................................................Eric Vandeventer at Centenary (May 5, 1997)Hit two home runs in one game: ...............................T.J. Bennett vs. Western Illinois (May 26, 2010)Hit three home runs in one game: .............................Mike Hill at Western Illinois (May 2, 1999)Had five or more hits in a game: ................................Nick Baligod & Bennett Pickar (5 ea.) at IPFW (April 30, 2010)Had six or more RBIs in a game:.................................Tyler Saladino (8) at IPFW (April 30, 2010)Had 10 or more total bases in a game:.......................Nick Baligod (13) at IPFW (April 30, 2010)Four stolen bases in one game: .................................Matt VanDerBosch (4) vs Valparaiso (May 2, 2004)Homered from both sides of the plate: ......................Chad Rothford vs. Bethune-Cookman (April 2, 2006)

AN ORU PITCHER.....Threw a no-hitter: .....................................................Nick Jones vs. Chicago State (May 7, 2006)Threw a one-hitter: ...................................................Jerry Sullivan vs. Centenary (May 22, 2009)Threw a two-hitter: ...................................................Mark Serrano at North Dakota State (April 25, 2009)Threw a 7-inning complete game: .............................Alex Gonzalez vs. Oakland (May 7, 2011)Threw a 9-inning complete game: .............................Alex Gonzalez vs. South Dakota State (May 28, 2011)Threw a complete game shutout: ..............................Drew Bowen vs. Western Illinois (May 26, 2011)Had 10 or more strikeouts in a game: ........................Alex Gonzalez (10) vs. South Dakota State (May 28, 2011)

AN OPPONENT.....Scored 20 or more runs: .............................................20, UCLA (March 19, 2010)Threw a no-hitter: .....................................................Oklahoma Christian College - April 19, 1969Threw a one hitter: ....................................................Missouri Southern - February 16, 2002Threw a two-hitter: ...................................................Arkansas - April 15, 2003

THE LAST TIME... ORU NO HITTERS

HITTING FOR THE CYCLE

In the storied history of ORU baseball, only two players have hit for the cycle.

Bob Volk vs. Cal-Berkley at Riverside, Calif.

March 31, 1977Volk was the first player in ORU history to hit for the cycle in the Cal Riverside Tournament. Volk got all of his four hits in order. Volk knocked a single in the first inning and a double in the second. He then got a triple in the fourth and belted his home run in the sixth inning.

Eric Vandeventer

at CentenaryMay 5, 1997

Vandeventer became the second ORU player to hit for the cycle and the first Golden Eagle, accomplishing the feat as a freshman. Vandeventer started off with a double in the second inning. He then followed with a solo home run in the fourth inning and a single in the fifth inning. Vandeventer then knocked a triple into the right field corner and slid into third screaming, knowing he just accomplished one of baseball’s ultimate accomplishments.

Nick Jonesvs. Chicago State, May 7, 2006

Jones went 7.0 innings with no hits, nine strikeouts and only one walk in a 9-0 victory.

Taylor McIntyreat Chicago State, May 20, 2005

McIntyre tossed the sixth no-hitter in ORU history and the first 9-in-ning no-no in school history. The junior lefty struck out 10, walked one and hit a batter in the 6-0 victory.

Dennis Bigleyvs. Chicago State, April 3, 2004

After hitting a pair of home runs in the opening game of a Mid-Continent Conference doubleheader, junior right-hander Dennis Bigley twirled the fifth no-hitter in ORU history in the Golden Eagles’ 8-0 win over Chicago State in a 7-inning game. Bigley struck out 12 -- including the side in the seventh -- and hit a batter in the sixth for his only base runner, but the baserunner was later erased on a double play.

Tim McCoy, Joe Klancnik, Larry Gryskevichvs. SW Oklahoma State, Feb. 15, 1986

A combined no-hitter in the home and season opener, a 6-0 win for ORU.

Roger Lewis and Steve Selberg vs. Notre Dame, March 14, 1983

Lewis went 7.0 innings with 11 strikeouts and Selburg went 2.0 innings. Selberg gave up the only ball to leave the infield, a fly out to left in the ninth. An error on the second baseman with two outs in the ninth also prevented a perfect game. ORU came away with the 8-0 win.

Warren Holliervs. Oklahoma Baptist, March 5, 1977

Hollier went 7.0 innings with no hits, 11 strikeouts and four walks in a 10-1 victory.

Steve Cain vs. Southwest Baptist, April 27, 1973

Cain went five innings in a shortened game, with nine ground outs and one strike out in the 14-0 victory.


game & seasOn RecORDssingle game RecORDs

INDIVIDUAL - BATTINGAt Bats: ......................8 ........(4x’s) last by Kelly Minissale at Centenary (4/11/08)Runs Scored: ..............6 ........Brian Hanson vs Southern Utah (5/27/04)Hits: .............................7 ........by Jeff Stallings vs TCU (3/14/99)RBI: ..............................9 ........(3x’s) last by Mike Hill vs Western Illinois (5/2/99)Doubles: .....................3 ........(15x’s) last by P.J. Sequeira vs. South Dakota State (5/29/10)Triples: ........................2 ........(11x’s) last by Matt VanDerBosch vs Chicago State (4/2/04)Home Runs: ................3 ........by Mike Hill at Western Illinois (5/2/99)Total Bases: ..............14 ........by Jeff Stallings & Ryan Neill vs TCU (3/14/99)Stolen Bases: .............6 ........by Jeff Stallings vs USAO (4/2/99)Hit By Pitch: ...............4 ........by Brett Louis vs Missouri Southern (2/23/91)Strikeouts: .................5 ........(2x’s) last by Ryan Neil vs Baylor (3/11/00)Walks: .........................6 ........by Greg Cottrell vs Southeastern OSU (4/12/83)

INDIVIDUAL - PITCHINGStrikeouts: ..................... 19 ........ by Chance Chapman vs Centenary (5/11/07)Walks: ............................. 13 ........ by Warren Hollier vs SMU (2/27/80)Innings: ....................... 11.0 ........ (3x’s), last by Kyle Irvin vs Kansas State (5/2/87)Relief Innings: .............. 8.1 ........ by Sandy Farrell vs Okla. Chrisitian (4/15/97)Hits Allowed: ................. 15 ........ (2x’s), last by Casey Kirkman vs Kansas (5/13/95)

TEAM RECORDSHits: ................................. 33 ........ at IPFW (4/30/10)Runs: ............................... 34 ....... at IPFW (4/30/10)Runs/Inning: .................. 15 ........ at IPFW (4/30/10; 8th inn.)Home Runs: .................... 10 ........ vs. Mayville (ND) St., (5/17/91)Consec. Hits: ................... 10 ....... vs. Northern Colorado (5/17/80)Double Plays: ................... 5 ....... vs. (2x’s), last vs Centenary (5/13/07)Innings: .......................... 17 ........ vs. Southwest Missouri State (5/1/88)Longest Game: ............ 6:15 ....... vs. Baylor (3/11/00)Shortest Game: .......... 1:26 ....... vs. Southern Illinois (5/8/78)

single seasOn RecORDs

TEAM BATTINGBatting Average: ................................................................................................... .348 (1999)Most At Bats: ........................................................................................................2,299 (1985)Most Runs: ..............................................................................................................586 (1999)Most Hits: ................................................................................................................753 (1998)Most Doubles: .........................................................................................................153 (1999)Most Triples: ..............................................................................................................26 (1971)Most Home Runs: ....................................................................................................105 (2010)Most RBI: .................................................................................................................526 (1987)Most Stolen Bases: ..................................................................................................230 (1999)Most Bases on Balls: ................................................................................................428 (1987)Most Strikeouts: ......................................................................................................493 (2010)Most Total Bases: ..................................................................................................1,201 (1998)Highest Slugging Pct: ............................................................................................. .598 (1999)Most Hit by Pitch: ......................................................................................................85 (1998)Most Sacrifice Hits: ....................................................................................................67 (2005)Most Sacrifice Flies: ...................................................................................................41 (1999)

PITCHING RECORDSMost Complete Games: .................................................................................... 29 (1972, 1990)Most Innings Pitched: ...........................................................................................580.2 (1985)Most Shutouts: ..........................................................................................................14 (2005)Most Saves: ...............................................................................................................18 (1983)Most Runs Allowed: .................................................................................................448 (1997)Most Earned Runs: ...................................................................................................352 (2010)Most Walks Allowed: ...............................................................................................441 (2010)Most Strikeouts: ......................................................................................................615 (2002)Most Hits: ................................................................................................................648 (2010)Most Doubles: .........................................................................................................133 (1997)Most Triples: ..............................................................................................................33 (1995)Most Home Runs Allowed: .........................................................................................68 (1986)Lowest ERA: ............................................................................................................2.38 (1973)Most Consec. Scoreless Innings: .................................................................................38 (1982)

TEAM RECORDS (does not include 1990 and 1991 seasons in NAIA)

Most Games Played: ..................................................................................................69 (1991)Most Games Won: ......................................................................................................51 (1991)Most Games Lost: ......................................................................................................34 (1995)Most Home Wins: ......................................................................................................39 (1983)Most Home Losses: .......................................................................................... 16 (1995, 1997)Most Road Wins: ........................................................................................................17 (2004)Most Road Losses: .....................................................................................................21 (2010)Best W/L Percentage: .................................................................................. .818 (45-10, 1981)Longest Winning Streak:............................................................................................19 (1978)Longest Losing Streak: .................................................................................................7 (2006)

MISCELLANEOUSHighest Fielding Percentage: .................................................................................. .975 (2007)Lowest Fielding Percentage: ................................................................................... .935 (1977)Most Double Plays: .......................................................................................... 67 (1997, 2004)Fewest Double Plays: .................................................................................................17 (1970)


BATTINGGAMES 1. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 240 2. Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ............................. 239 3. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ......................................... 238 4. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ...................................... 235 5. Matt Dobson (1991-94) ....................................... 226 6. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 225 7. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ........................................ 220 8. David Allen (1980-83) .......................................... 219 9. Brian Dinsmore (1995-98) ................................... 213 10. Kelly Minissale (2005-08) .................................... 210 BATTING AVERAGE (Min. 300 AB) 1. Chris Bittick (1992-93) ........................................ .405 2. Pete Schmidt (1985-88) ...................................... .388 3. Matt VanDerBosch (2003-04) .............................. .378 4. Steve Holm (2000-01) ......................................... .371 5. David Castillo (2001-04) ..................................... .370 6. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ..................................... .367 7. Richard Rozek (1970-73)..................................... .362 8. Tommy Thompson (1970-73) .............................. .358 9. Dave Yobs (1980-81) ........................................... .356 Bob Volk (1977-78) ............................................. .356

AT-BATS 1. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 869 2. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ...................................... 828 3. Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ............................. 822 4. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 818 5. Kelly Minissale (2005-08) .................................... 801 6. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ......................................... 791 7. David Allen (1980-83) .......................................... 735 8. Mike Hill (1996-99) ..............................................726 9. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ........................................ 711 10. Bryan Gann (1998-2000) ..................................... 705

RUNS SCORED 1. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 258 2. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ...................................... 219 3. Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ............................. 212 4. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ......................................... 205 5. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 203 6. Brendan Duffy (2006-08) ..................................... 202 7. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ........................................ 189 8. Buddy Slemp (1975-78) ....................................... 185 9. Matt Dobson (1991-94) ....................................... 175 10. Mike Hill (1996-99) ..............................................171 HITS 1. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ...................................... 304 2. Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ............................. 288 3. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 286 4. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 277 5. Bryan Gann (1998-2000) ..................................... 250 6. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ......................................... 247 7. Kelly Minissale (2005-08) .................................... 246 8. Pete Schmidt (1985-88) ....................................... 239 9. Brendan Duffy (2006-08) ..................................... 238 10. Mike Hill (1996-99) ..............................................233

DOUBLES 1. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ........................................66 Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ...............................66 3. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ..................................60 4. Mike Hill (1996-99) ................................................55 5. Bob Zupcic (1985-87) ............................................53 6. Bryan Gann (1998-2000) .......................................52 7. Pete Schmidt (1985-88) .........................................47 8. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ..........................................46 9. Mike Batesole (1983-85) ........................................45 David Castillo (2001-04) ........................................45

TRIPLES 1. Richard Rozek (1970-73)........................................15 2. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ...........................................14 3. Chris Bittick (1992-93) ...........................................11 Matt VanDerBosch (2003-04) .................................11 5. Paul Meade (1988-91) ...........................................10 HOME RUNS 1. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ..........................................48 2. Rick Vaughan (1986-88) ........................................46 3. Seth Furmanek (2009-10) ......................................42 4. Mike Hill (1996-99) ................................................39 5. Pete Schmidt (1985-88) .........................................36 Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ..................................36 Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ...............................36 8. Ron Henika (1980-83)............................................34 9. Keith Mucha (1982-83) ..........................................33 David Castillo (2001-04) ........................................33 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ........................................ 199 2. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 195 3. Mike Hill (1996-99) ..............................................188 4. Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ............................. 186 5. Pete Schmidt (1985-88) ....................................... 184 6. David Castillo (2001-04) ...................................... 179 7. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ...................................... 176 8. Ron Henika (1980-83).......................................... 170 9. Mike Batesole (1983-85) ...................................... 148 10. Bryan Gann (1998-2000) ..................................... 147 Kelly Minissale (2005-08) .................................... 147

STOLEN BASES 1. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ......................................... 130 2. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 115 3. Danny Boyle (2001-02) ..........................................73 4. Matt VanDerBosch (2003-04) .................................71 5. Paul Freeman (1991-94) ........................................67 6. Bryan Gann (1997-2000) .......................................66 7. Matt Dobson (1991-94) .........................................62 Eric Vandeventer (1997-2000) ...............................62 9. Ryan Welborn (2003-04) ........................................59 10. Erick Donaldson (2000-02) ....................................55

WALKS 1. Matt Dobson (1991-94) ....................................... 161 2. Adam Casillas (1984-87) ...................................... 160 3. Pete Schmidt (1985-88) ....................................... 144 4. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 133 5. Buddy Slemp (1975-78) ....................................... 118 6. Page Odle (1984-85) ............................................ 115 7. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 113 8. Bob Zupcic (1985-87) .......................................... 111 9. Cory Crosnoe (1990-91) ....................................... 108 10. Steve Hecht (1984-87) ......................................... 104

STRIKEOUTS 1. Ryan Neill (1997-2000) ........................................ 192 2. Kevin Lamb (2002-05) ......................................... 160 3. Mike Hill (1996-99) ..............................................143 4. Matt Dobson (1991-94) ....................................... 129 5. Josh Shackelford (1998-2001) ............................. 128 6. Jeff Stallings (1997-2000) .................................... 123 7. Derek Duncan (1992-95) ...................................... 121 8. Mike Shambaugh (1984-87) ................................ 120 9. Seth Furmanek (2009-10) .................................... 119 10. Paul Meade (1988-91) ......................................... 116 Kelly Minissale (2005-08) .................................... 116

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GAMES 1. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) ......................................... 103 2. Dallas Martin (2000-03)....................................... 101 3. Stockton Davis (1999-02).......................................88 4. Todd Burns (1982-84) ............................................78 5. Mike Knox (1982-85) .............................................76 6. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ..........................................68 Bob Macias (1978-81) ............................................68 8. Rick Stewart (1978-81) ..........................................66 9. Stockton Davis (1999-present) ...............................65 10. 3 tied at .................................................................64 STARTS 1. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) ........................................60 2. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ..........................................59 3. Roger Lewis (1981-84) ..........................................54 4. Taylor McIntyre (2003-06) .....................................51 5. Mike Knox (1982-85) .............................................47 6. Dusty Barrett (1996-1999) .....................................44 Michael Rogers (1998-02)......................................44 8. Rene Recio (2001-05) ............................................41 9. Larry Tolbert (1971-74) ..........................................38 Bryan Wolff (1991-93) ...........................................38 Mike Rose (1997-2000) ..........................................38 Jerry Sullivan (2007-09).........................................38

WINS 1. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) ........................................41 2. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ..........................................34 Michael Rogers (1998-02)......................................34 4. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) ...........................................33 5. Mike Knox (1982-85) .............................................30 6. Roger Lewis (1981-84) ..........................................29 7. Mike Moore (1979-81) ...........................................28 8. Tim McCoy (1985-86) .............................................24 Bob Macias (1978-81) .............................................24 Ron Meredith (1977-78) .........................................24 LOSSES 1. Terry Unruh (1974-77) ............................................18 2. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ...........................................16 Jeff Eddings (1990-94) ............................................16 4. Dusty Barrett (1996-99) ..........................................15 5. Mike Knox (1982-85) ..............................................14 Larry Tolbert (1971-74) ...........................................14 7. 4 tied at ...................................................................13 INNINGS PITCHED 1. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ...................................... 411.0 2. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) .................................... 382.2 3. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) ....................................... 352.2 4. Mike Knox (1982-85) ......................................... 321.2 Roger Lewis (1981-84) ....................................... 321.2 6. Bob Macias (1978-81) ........................................ 317.1 7. Mike Moore (1979-81) ....................................... 296.1 8. Taylor McIntyre (2003-06) .................................. 285.0 9. Tim McCoy (1985-86) ......................................... 265.2 10. Larry Tolbert (1971-74) ...................................... 256.0

COMPLETE GAMES 1. Mike Moore (1979-81) ............................................24 2. Larry Tolbert (1971-74) ...........................................21 Jack Cheney (1970-73) ............................................21 4. Ron Meridith (1977-78) ..........................................20 5. Terry Unruh (1974-77) ............................................19 6. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ...........................................18 Dennis Bigley (2002-05) .........................................18 8. Warren Hollier (1977-79) ........................................16 9. 3 tied at ..................................................................15

HITS ALLOWED 1. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ......................................... 407 2. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) .......................................... 354 3. Mike Knox (1982-85) ............................................ 334 4. Roger Lewis (1981-84) .......................................... 328 5. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) ....................................... 315 6. Bob Macias (1978-81) ........................................... 288 7. Michael Rogers (1998-02) ..................................... 276 8. Dusty Barrett (1996-99) ........................................ 264 9. Greg Oram (1985-88) ............................................ 263 10. Mike Rose (1997-2000) ......................................... 254

ERA (MIN. 100 IP) 1. Chance Chapman (2006-07) ................................ 1.41 2. Gordon Helm (1972-75) ....................................... 1.79 3. Bud Bartholow (1979-81) .................................... 2.18 4. Ron Meridith (1977-78) ....................................... 2.24 5. Jeff Heathcock (1980) .......................................... 2.43 6. Jack Cheney (1970-73) ......................................... 2.48 7. Ray Krawczyk (1981) ............................................ 2.52 8. Mike Moore (1979-81) ......................................... 2.64 9. Mark Serrano (2008-09) ....................................... 2.76 10. Larry Tolbert (1971-74) ........................................ 2.78

WALKS 1. Bryan Wolff (1991-93) .......................................... 202 2. Warren Hollier (1977-79) ...................................... 185 3. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ......................................... 178 4. Taylor McIntyre (2003-06) ..................................... 147 5. Michael Rogers (1998-02) ..................................... 139 6. Greg Oram (1985-88) ............................................ 138 7. Terry Unruh (1974-77) .......................................... 135 8. Mike Moore (1979-81) .......................................... 128 9. Bob Macias (1978-81) ........................................... 126

STRIKEOUTS 1. Michael Rogers (1998-02) ..................................... 331 2. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ......................................... 329 3. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) ....................................... 319 4. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) .......................................... 283 5. Jerry Sullivan (2007-09) ........................................ 269 6. Rene Recio (2001-05) ............................................ 263 7. Taylor McIntyre (2003-06) ..................................... 256 8. Stockton Davis (1999-02) ...................................... 240 9. Mike Moore (1979-81) .......................................... 229 10. Mike Rose (1997-2000) ......................................... 228

SHUTOUTS 1. Jack Cheney (1970-73) ............................................10 2. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) ...........................................9 3. Ron Meridith (1977-78) ............................................6 4. Greg Jackson (1991-92) ............................................5 Steve Cain (1970-73) .................................................5

RUNS ALLOWED 1. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ......................................... 233 2. Mike Knox (1982-85) ............................................ 205 3. Roger Lewis (1981-84) .......................................... 192 4. Greg Oram (1985-88) ............................................ 183 5. Mike Rose (1997-2000) ......................................... 166 6. Bryan Wolff (1991-93) .......................................... 164 7. Michael Rogers (1998-02) ..................................... 157 8. Tim McCoy (1985-86) ............................................ 156 9. Dusty Barrett (1996-99) ........................................ 154 10. Taylor McIntyre (2003-06) ..................................... 145 EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 1. Chris Dooley (1993-96) ......................................... 177 2. Roger Lewis (1981-84) .......................................... 160 3. Mike Knox (1982-85) ............................................ 156 4. Greg Oram (1985-88) ............................................ 147 5. Bryan Wolff (1991-93) .......................................... 140 6. Mike Rose (1997-2000) ......................................... 131 7. Michael Rogers (1998-02) ..................................... 128 8. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) .......................................... 126 9. Dennis Bigley (2002-05) ....................................... 124 10. 2 tied at .................................................................121

SAVES 1. Jeff Eddings (1990-94) ............................................25 2. Todd Burns (1982-84) .............................................23 3. Dallas Martin (2000-03) ..........................................19 4. Justin Ramsey (2003-04) ........................................18 5. Jackson Markert (2000) ...........................................15 6. Brian Stensler (1996-97) .........................................12 7. Matt Hoffman (1998-99).........................................11 8. T.J. Kelly (2008-pres.) ..............................................10 9. Kyle Irvin (1987-88) ..................................................9 Matt Rush (2011-pres.) ................................. 9 10. Marc Patterson (1991-93) .........................................8

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seasOn Batting RecORDsGAMES PLAYED 1. Cory Crosnoe (1991) ............................................... 73 Tommy Rinfret (1991) ............................................ 73 3. Brett Louis (1991) .................................................. 72 4. Paul Meade (1991) ................................................. 71 5. David Michener (1991) ........................................... 70 6. Joe Dunlap (1985) .................................................. 69 7. 4 tied at ................................................................. 68 BATTING AVERAGE 1. Steve Holm (2000) .............................................. .437 2. Pete Schmidt (1987) ........................................... .432 3. Chris Bittick (1992) .............................................. .427 Mark Moore (1992) ............................................. .427 5. Mike Dean (1998)................................................ .426 6. Ryan Neill (1999) ................................................ .423 7. Jeff Stallings (1999) ............................................ .417 8. Brian Van Kirk (2008) .......................................... .414 9. Bob Volk (1977) ................................................... .407 10. Tommy Thompson (1973) ................................... .406

AT-BATS 1. Mike Batesole (1985) ........................................... 261 2. Bryan Gann (2000) .............................................. 259 3. Paul Meade (1991) ............................................... 257 4. Craig Colbert (1986) ............................................. 253 Tyler Saladino (2010) ........................................... 253 6. Joe Dunlap (1985) ................................................ 252 7. Ryan Groth (2008) ................................................ 248 8. Keith Miller (1983) ............................................... 246 Keith Lockhart (1985) .......................................... 246 10. Steve Hecht (1987) ............................................... 245 Wilton Reynolds (2002)........................................ 245

RUNS SCORED 1. Steve Hecht (1987) ................................................. 88 2. Paul Meade (1991) ................................................. 81 Jeff Stallings (1999) ............................................... 81 Danny Boyle (2002) ................................................ 81 5. Matt VanDerBosch (2004) ...................................... 75 Tyler Saladino (2010) ............................................. 75 7. Mike Hill (1999) ..................................................... 74 8. Jeff Stallings (1998) ............................................... 73 Brendan Duffy (2008) ............................................. 73 10. Mike Batesole (1985) ............................................. 72 Andrew Mosher (1998) .......................................... 72

HITS 1. Steve Holm (2000) ............................................... 104 2. Paul Meade (1991) ............................................... 101 3. Mike Dean (1998)................................................... 98 Eric Vandeventer (2000) ......................................... 98 Brian Van Kirk (2008) ............................................. 98 6. Adam Casillas (1987) .............................................. 96 Tyler Saladino (2010) ............................................. 96 8. Pete Schmidt (1987) .............................................. 95 Jeff Stallings (1999) ............................................... 95 Bryan Gann (2000) ................................................. 95

DOUBLES 1. Paul Meade (1991) ................................................. 28 2. Kevin Jones (1989) ................................................. 23 Steve Holm (2000) ................................................. 23 David Castillo (2002) .............................................. 23 5. Mike Shambaugh (1984) ........................................ 22 Cory Crosnoe (1991) ............................................... 22 Grant Plumley (2004) ............................................. 22 Brian Van Kirk (2008) ............................................. 22 8. Adam Casillas (1987) .............................................. 21 John O’Brien (1991) ............................................... 21 Steve Holm (2001) ................................................. 21 Ben Petralli (2008) ................................................. 21 TRIPLES 1. Richard Rozek (1971) ............................................... 9 2. Page Odle (1985) ..................................................... 8 Steve Hecht (1987) ................................................... 8 4. Paul Meade (1989) ................................................... 7 Jason Clements (1999) ............................................. 7 Matt VanDerBosch (2004) ........................................ 7 7. Gary Marple (1971) .................................................. 6 Mike Mason (1980) .................................................. 6 Paul Weeks (1998).................................................... 6 Chad Stewart (2001) ................................................ 6

HOME RUNS 1. John O’Brien (1991) ............................................... 27 2. Seth Furmanek (2010) ........................................... 25 3. Mike Hill (1999) ..................................................... 23 4. Rick Vaughn (1988) ................................................ 22 Paul Meade (1991) ................................................. 22 6. George Bjorkman (1978) ........................................ 21 7. Ron Henika (1983) ................................................. 20 8. 6 tied at .................................................................. 18 RBI 1. Mike Hill (1999) ..................................................... 88 2. Paul Meade (1991) ................................................. 83 John O’Brien (1991) ............................................... 83 4. David Castillo (2002) .............................................. 79 5. Steve Holm (2000) ................................................. 78 6. Pete Schmidt (1987) .............................................. 76 Tyler Saladino (2010) ............................................. 76 8. Brian Van Kirk (2008) ............................................. 74 9. Ron Henika (1983) ................................................. 73 10. 3 tied at ................................................................. 71

STOLEN BASES 1. Steve Hecht (1987) ................................................. 66 2. Jeff Stallings (1999) ............................................... 49 3. Matt VanDerBosch (2004) ...................................... 44 4. Danny Boyle (2002) ................................................ 39 5. Jason Clements (1999) ........................................... 35 Bryan Gann (1999) ................................................. 35 Danny Boyle (2001) ................................................ 35 8. Ryan Welborn (2004) ............................................. 31 9. Diego Rodriguez (1996) ......................................... 29 10. Ryan Welborn (2003) ............................................. 28

WALKS 1. Pete Schmidt (1987) .............................................. 64 2. Page Odle (1985) ................................................... 59 Danny Boyle (2002) ................................................ 58 4. Page Odle (1984) ................................................... 56 Cory Crosnoe (1990) ............................................... 56 6. Keith Mucha (1982) ............................................... 54 Adam Casillas (1984) .............................................. 54 8. Matt VanDerBosch (2004) ...................................... 53 9. Cory Crosnoe (1991) ............................................... 52 Keith Miller (1983) ................................................. 52

TOTAL BASES 1. Paul Meade (1991) ............................................... 199 2. John O’Brien (1991) ............................................. 189 3. Mike Hill (1999) ................................................... 184 Brian Van Kirk (2008) ........................................... 174 5. Steve Holm (2000) .............................................. 172 6. Tyler Saladino (2010) ........................................... 170 7. Ryan Neill (1999) ................................................. 166 8. Ron Henika (1983) ............................................... 162 9. Cory Crosnoe (1991) ............................................. 159 10. Pete Schmidt (1987) ............................................ 157 Seth Furmanek (2010) ......................................... 157

SLUGGING PCT. 1. John O’Brien (1991) ............................................ .900 2. Mike Hill (1999) .................................................. .814 3. Ryan Neill (1999) ................................................ .798 4. Paul Meade (1991) .............................................. .774 5. Bob Volk (1977) ................................................... .772 6. Cory Crosnoe (1991) ........................................... .754 7. Ron Henika (1983) .............................................. .736 8. Brian Van Kirk (2008) .......................................... .734 9. Seth Furmanek (2010) ........................................ .730 10. Steve Holm (2000) .............................................. .723

ON-BASE PCT. 1. Pete Schmidt (1987) ........................................... .593 2. Chris Bittick (1992) .............................................. .550 3. Cory Crosnoe (1991) ............................................ .530 4. Page Odle (1985) ................................................ .528 5. Mark Moore (1992) ............................................. .520 6. Chris Bittick (1993) .............................................. .515 7. Jason Clements (1999) ........................................ .511 8. Ryan Neill (1999) ................................................ .510 9. Brian Van Kirk (2008) .......................................... .505 10. Adam Casillas (1986) ........................................... .502


GAMES 1. Dallas Martin (2001) .............................................. 34 2. Riley Stephens (2000) ............................................ 32 3. Dallas Martin (2002) .............................................. 31 Carlos Luna (2008) ................................................. 31 5. Jeff Eddings (1991) ................................................ 30 6. Justin Ramsey (2004) ............................................. 30 7. Kyle Irvin (1988) ..................................................... 29 Marc Patterson (1991) ............................................ 29 Justin Ramsey (2003) ............................................. 29 10. 4 tied at .................................................................. 28 STARTS 1. Roger Lewis (1984) ................................................ 19 Kurt Burgess (1991) ............................................... 19 Greg Jackson (1991) ............................................... 19 Chris Dooley (1996) ................................................ 19 Jordan Gerk (2000) ................................................. 19 6. 6 tied at .................................................................. 18

ERA (MIN. 1IP/TEAM GAME) 1. Jack Cheney (1972) ............................................. 1.27 2. Chance Chapman (2007) ..................................... 1.34 3. Mike Moore (1980) .............................................. 1.55 4. Ricky Gore (1989) ................................................ 1.70 5. Drew Bowen (2011) ................................. 1.73 6. Todd Burns (1983) ............................................... 1.74 7. Jeff Eddings (1994) ............................................. 1.76 8. Dennis Bigley (2005) ........................................... 1.81 9. Gordon Helm (1975) ........................................... 1.85 Steve Gossett (1985) ........................................... 1.85 11. Larry Tolbert (1973) ............................................ 1.87 WINS 1. Ron Meridith (1978) ............................................... 14 Kyle Irvin (1987) ..................................................... 14 Michael Rogers (2001) ........................................... 14 4. Tim McCoy (1986) .................................................. 13 Roger Lewis (1983) ................................................ 13 Dennis Bigley (2004) .............................................. 13 Carlos Luna (2008) ................................................. 13 8. 5 tied at .................................................................. 12

LOSSES 1. Matt Shiflett (1986) ................................................. 7 Greg Oram (1987) .................................................... 7 Kyle Irvin (1988) ....................................................... 7 Derek Dixon (1997) .................................................. 7 Alex Gonzalez (2011) .................................... 7 6. 12 tied at ................................................................. 6

INNINGS PITCHED 1. Tim McCoy (1986) ............................................. 147.0 2. Chris Dooley (1996) ........................................... 130.1 3. Mike Moore (1981) ............................................ 124.2 4. Ron Meridith (1978) .......................................... 124.0 Mike Knox (1985) .............................................. 124.0 6. Michael Rogers (2002) ...................................... 123.0 7. Michael Rogers (2001) ...................................... 121.1 8. Tim McCoy (1985) ............................................. 118.2 Kyle Irvin (1987) ................................................ 118.2 10. Chris Dooley (1995) ........................................... 118.1

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COMPLETE GAMES 1. Ron Meridith (1978) ............................................... 12 2. Mike Moore (1980) ................................................. 11 Mike Moore (1981) ................................................. 11 4. Jeff Heathcock (1980) ............................................ 10 5. Tim McCoy (1986) .................................................... 9 Kurt Burgess (1990) ................................................. 9 7. 7 tied at .................................................................... 8 HITS ALLOWED 1. Andy Crowson (1990) ........................................... 137 2. Greg Oram (1987) ................................................ 133 3. Chris Dooley (1996) .............................................. 132 Jordan Gerk (2000) ............................................... 132 5. Matt Shiflett (1986) ............................................. 128 6. Tim McCoy (1986) ................................................ 127 Dusty Barrett (1997) ............................................ 127 8. Anthony Ward (1988) ........................................... 125 9. Kurt Burgess (1991) ............................................. 123 10. Mike Knox (1985) ................................................ 122

WALKS 1. Warren Hollier (1978)........................................... 106 2. Bryan Wolff (1993) ................................................. 80 3. Greg Oram (1987) .................................................. 75 Greg Jackson (1992) ............................................... 75 5. Kyle Irvin (1987) ..................................................... 69 6. Greg Jackson (1991) ............................................... 68 7. Tim McCoy (1985) .................................................. 63 8. Tim McCoy (1986) .................................................. 62 Bryan Wolff (1991) ................................................. 62 10. 2 tied at .................................................................. 60 STRIKEOUTS 1. Michael Rogers (2001) ......................................... 137 2. Mark Serrano (2009) ............................................ 132 3. Chris Dooley (1996) .............................................. 124 4. Michael Rogers (2002) ......................................... 119 5. Jerry Sullivan (2009) ............................................ 116 6. Derek Dixon (1998) .............................................. 115 7. Tim McCoy (1986) ................................................ 111 8. Ron Meridith (1978) ............................................. 109 Derek Dixon (1999) .............................................. 109 10. Jerry Sullivan (2008) ............................................ 108

STRIKEOUTS/9 IP (MIN. 1IP/TEAM GAME) 1. Mark Serrano (2009) ......................................... 13.77 2. Chance Chapman (2007) ................................... 12.16 3. Bobby Wallis (1969) .......................................... 12.00 4. Rene Recio (2002) ............................................. 11.27 5. Jeremy Hefner (2007) ....................................... 11.20 6. Stockton Davis (2002) ....................................... 10.99 7. Trevor Leu (2001) .............................................. 10.72 8. Jerry Sullivan (2009) ......................................... 10.65 9. Sean Jarrett (2006) ........................................... 10.36 10. Michael Rogers (2001) ...................................... 10.16

SHUTOUTS 1. Dennis Bigley (2005) ................................................ 5 2. Jack Cheney (1971) .................................................. 4 Jack Cheney (1972) .................................................. 4 Greg Jackson (1991) ................................................. 4 4. Ron Meridith (1977) ................................................. 3 Ron Meridith (1978) ................................................. 3 Mike Moore (1980) ................................................... 3 7. 19 tied at .................................................................. 2

SAVES 1. Jackson Markert (2000) .......................................... 15 2. Justin Ramsey (2004) ............................................. 13 3. Todd Burns (1983) .................................................. 11 Matt Hoffman (1999) ............................................. 11 Dallas Martin (2001) .............................................. 11 6. T.J. Kelly (2008) ...................................................... 10 7. Matt Rush (2011) .......................................... 9 8. Todd Burns (1984) .................................................... 8 Jeff Eddings (1991) .................................................. 8 9. Jeff Eddings (1992) .................................................. 7 Brian Stensler (1997) ............................................... 7 Bryan Reichard (1998) ............................................. 7 Sean Jarrett (2006) .................................................. 7


1973 Midwest RegionalTulsa, Okla.Tulsa 6, ORU 0ORU 11, Creighton 4Tulsa 2, ORU 1

1978Midwest Regional J.L. Johnson StadiumORU 10, Oklahoma State 3ORU 8, Southern Illinois 5ORU 7, Southern Illinois 2

1980Midwest RegionalJ.L. Johnson StadiumArkansas 3, ORU 2UNLV 4, ORU 0

1981Midwest RegionalJ.L. Johnson StadiumOklahoma State 4, ORU 3ORU 3, San Diego State 1ORU 7, Southern Illinois 2Oklahoma State 8, ORU 5

1982Midwest RegionalStillwater, Okla.Middle Tennessee 3, ORU 2Minnesota 9, ORU 0

1982Midwest RegionalStillwater, Okla.Middle Tennessee 3, ORU 2Minnesota 9, ORU 0

1983Midwest RegionalStillwater, Okla.ORU 7, Arkansas 6Oklahoma State 9, ORU 8ORU 6, Wichita State 5Oklahoma State 10, ORU 9

ncaa pOstseasOn play1985Midwest RegionalStillwater, Okla.Wichita State 12, ORU 1ORU 17, Minnesota 8Wichita State 15, ORU 14

1986Mideast RegionalAnn Arbor, Mich.Central Michigan 7, ORU 2ORU 6, Michigan 5Central Michigan 6, ORU 2

1987West I RegionalPalo Alto, Calif.Washington State 10, ORU 5ORU 7, Minnesota 0ORU 11, Wichita State 4ORU 14, Washington State 13Stanford 9, ORU 4

1998Central RegionalCollege Station, TexasRice 11, ORU 1ORU 20, UNC Charlotte 13Washington 13, ORU 6

1999Midwest Regional Wichita, Kan.Wichita State 13, ORU 5Oklahoma State 12, ORU 4

2000Oklahoma City RegionalOklahoma City, Okla.Oklahoma 6, ORU 5 (11)ORU 4, Delaware 2Oklahoma 9, ORU 7

2001Los Angeles RegionalLos Angeles, Calif.Southern Cal 12, ORU 4Fresno State 2, ORU 1

2002Wichita RegionalWichita, Kan.ORU 6, Wichita State 1Arkansas 7, ORU 6ORU 15, Wichita State 8Arkansas 11, ORU 6

2003College Station RegionalCollege Station, TexasTexas A&M 6, ORU 3Houston 4, ORU 2

2004Austin RegionalAustin, TexasORU 6, TCU 5Texas 7, ORU 5ORU 10, TCU 1Texas 7, ORU3

2005Clemson RegionalClemson, S.C.Charleston 5, ORU 2ORU 6, NC A&T 3ORU 6, Charleston 0Clemson 8, ORU 3

2006Arkansas RegionalFayetteville, Ark.ORU 4, Arkansas 3ORU 5, Oklahoma State 4ORU 9, Oklahoma State 2

2006Clemson Super RegionalClemson, S.C.Clemson 11, ORU 8Clemson 6, ORU 5

2007Wichita RegionalWichita, Kan.Arizona 4, ORU 3Wichita State 11, ORU 4

2008Lincoln RegionalLincoln, Neb.UC-Irvine 9, ORU 7ORU 8, Eastern Illinois 7 (10)ORU 8, Nebraska 0UC-Irvine 8, ORU 0

2009Tempe RegionalTempe, Ariz.ORU 13, Cal Poly 3Arizona State 4, ORU 1ORU 15, Kent State 10Arizona State 8, ORU 3

2010Norman RegionalNorman, Okla.Oklahoma 7, ORU 6 (10 inn.)ORU 9, California 8North Carolina 12, ORU 4

2011Fort Worth RegionalFort Worth, Texas TCU 10, Oral Roberts 2 Oral Roberts 7, Oklahoma 0 Oral Roberts 8, TCU 4 Oral Roberts 7, Dallas Baptist 2 Dallas Baptist 11, Oral Roberts 9


The 1978 ORU Titans remain the only team in school history to advance to the College World Series. Under the guidance of head coach Larry Cochell, the Titans swept through the Midwest Regional in Tulsa at ORU’s newly opened J.L. Johnson Stadium, beating Oklahoma State and Southern Illinois (twice). ORU made a splash in its initial CWS game, routing North Carolina 11-0 on June 3. Center fielder Vince Bienek went 3-for-5 with a double, triple and four RBI for ORU and Ron Meridith hurled a complete game shutout for the Titans, fanning eight batters. The next day, ORU faced a powerful Arizona State team which featured future Major League stars Bob Horner, Hubie Brooks and Chris Bando. The Titans, though, weren’t intimidated. ORU scored five first-inning runs, highlighted by Bill Springman’s grand slam. The Titans carried a 5-0 lead into the bottom of the third when Horner matched Springman by belting his own grand slam and trimming ORU’s lead to 5-4. The Sun Devils took the lead in the bottom of the fourth, getting three runs on a bases loaded walk, a fielder’s choice and a sacrifice fly for a 7-5 lead. The contest remained 7-5 until ORU rallied in the top of the ninth. Back-to-back doubles by Springman and Gary D’Onofrio made it 7-6, but ASU reliever Ken Jones came on to retire the next three batters to preserve the game. ORU and Miami met on June 5 in an elimination game. The Hurricanes grabbed a 3-0 lead with three runs in the second. But Aurdie Culbert hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning, trimming Miami’s lead to 3-2. Miami scored single runs in the fifth and sixth for a 5-2 lead, and ORU pulled to within 5-3 in the eighth on George Bjorkman’s RBI triple, but the Titans got no closer and were eliminated. The 1978 Titans finished the season 45-12 and ranked No. 5 by Collegiate Baseball newspaper. The ‘78 Titans also featured future Major Leaguers George Bjork-man and Ron Meridith. Bjorkman, Meridith and Springman each earned All-American honors.

1978 College World SeriesNorth Carolina vs Oral Roberts

June 3, 1978 at Omaha, NE (Rosenblatt Stadium)North Carolina 0 Oral Roberts 11Player AB R H BI Player AB R H BILloyd lf ..............4 0 0 0 Stone rf ................5 2 2 0Barnett cf ..........4 0 0 0 Slemp lf ................5 2 2 0Clark 2b-ss ........4 0 1 0 Bjorkman c ...........3 3 1 0Atkinson 3b-2b 2 0 0 0 Culbert 1b .............2 1 1 1Robinson rf .......4 0 0 0 Bienek cf ...............5 2 3 4Rouse 1b ...........4 0 2 0 Volk 3b .................3 1 1 2Fox dh ...............4 0 0 0 Springman 2b .......4 0 0 1Griffith ss ...........2 0 0 0 D’Onofrio ss ..........3 0 0 0Henderson 3b ....2 0 1 0 Bream dh ..............4 0 0 0Brewer c ............3 0 0 0 Meridith p ............0 0 0 0Norris p .............0 0 0 0Kirk p.................0 0 0 0DeRatt p ............0 0 0 0Johnson p ..........0 0 0 0Totals ..............33 0 4 0 Totals ..................34 11 10 9

Score by Innings R H E---------------------------------------------North Carolina........ 000 000 000 - 0 4 2Oral Roberts........... 012 440 00x - 1 3 2---------------------------------------------E-Griffith 2; Springman, D’Onofrio. DP-none. LOB-UNC 8, ORU 9. 2B-Calrk, Bienek. 3B-Bienek. HR-none. SB-Rouse, Stone 2, Bjorkman. SH-none. SF-Culbert, Volk.

UNC IP H R ER BB SO ORU IP H R ER BB SONorris 3.2 7 7 6 6 3 Meridith 9 4 0 0 2 8Kirk 1.1 3 4 4 1 0DeRatt 2.0 0 0 0 1 2Johnson 1 0 0 0 0 0Win - Meridith (14-1). Loss - Norris (12-1). Save - None. WP - Norris. PB - Griffith. HBP - none. Umpires - Williams, Grainger, Steiner, Christal. Time: 2:21 Attendance: n/a

1978 College World SeriesOral Roberts vs Arizona State

June 4, 1978 at Omaha, NE (Rosenblatt Stadium)Oral Roberts 6 Arizona State 7Player AB R H BI Player AB R H BIStone rf .............5 0 0 0 Moon lf .................3 2 1 0Slemp lf .............3 1 0 0 Michael rf .............4 1 1 1Bjorkman c ........4 0 1 0 Brooks ss...............2 1 1 1Culbert 1b .........3 1 0 0 Horner 3b .............3 1 1 5Bienek cf ...........4 1 1 1 Bando c ................3 0 2 0Volk 3b ..............3 1 1 0 Anicich 1b .............4 0 0 0Springman 2b ...4 2 3 4 Allen 2b ................4 0 0 0D’Onofrio ss .......4 0 1 1 Hudgens dh ..........3 1 0 0Bream dh ..........4 0 0 0 Irvine cf ................4 1 2 0Hollier p ............0 0 0 0 Dean p ..................0 0 0 0 Macias p ............0 0 0 0 Jones p .................0 0 0 0Totals ..............34 6 7 6 Totals ..................30 7 8 7

Score by Innings R H E---------------------------------------------Oral Roberts...........500 000 001 - 6 7 2Arizona State......... 004 300 00x - 7 8 0---------------------------------------------E-Volk, D’Onofrio. DP-ORU 2. LOB-ORU 5, ASU 7. 2B-Volk, Bjorkman, Springman, D’Onofrio, Moon. HR-Springman, Horner. SH-none. SF-Horner.

ORU IP H R ER BB SO ASU IP H R ER BB SOHollier 3.0 5 7 7 6 0 Dean 8.0 7 6 6 4 4Macias 5.0 3 0 0 1 1 Jones 1.0 0 0 0 0 1Win - Dean (8-3). Loss - Hollier (8-3). Save - Jones (4). WP - none. PB - none. HBP - none. Umpires - Steiner, Williams, Rountree, Mariano. Time: 2:25 Attendance: 12,116

1978 College World SeriesMiami vs Oral Roberts

June 5, 1978 at Omaha, NE (Rosenblatt Stadium)Miami 5 Oral Roberts 3Player AB R H BI Player AB R H BIShapiro 2b .........4 0 0 0 Stone rf ................4 0 0 0Batter c .............5 0 1 0 Slemp lf ................3 1 1 0Robbins cf .........5 1 1 0 Bjorkman c ...........4 1 3 1Guerra dh-p.......3 1 2 0 Culbert 1b .............4 1 1 2Brewer rf ...........4 1 3 1 Bienek cf ...............4 0 0 0Tyner lf ..............2 1 1 0 Volk 3b .................4 0 1 0Acosta lf ............1 0 0 0 Springman 2b .......3 0 0 0Squilla 1b ..........3 1 1 1 D’Onofrio ss ..........4 0 0 0Akchurin 3b .......3 0 1 2 Bream dh ..............4 0 1 0Pazo ss ..............3 0 0 1 Stewart p ..............0 0 0 0 Vila p .................0 0 0 0 Heiser p ................0 0 0 0Totals ..............33 5 10 5 Totals ..................34 3 7 3

Score by Innings R H E---------------------------------------------Miami....................030 011 000 - 5 10 2Oral Roberts.......... 000 200 010 - 3 7 1---------------------------------------------E-Springman. DP-none. LOB-Miami 7, ORU 6. 2B-Akchurin, Robbins, Bjorkman, Bream. 3B-Slemp, Bjorkman. HR-Culbert. SB-Batter. SH-Tyler, Akchurin, Pazo. SF-Squilla.

Miami IP H R ER BB SO ORU IP H R ER BB SOVila 7.0 7 3 3 1 2 Stewart 5.0 9 5 5 1 1Guerra 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 Heiser 4.0 1 0 0 1 3Win - Vila (12-1). Loss - Stewart (10-2). Save - Guerra. WP - Stewart. PB - none. HBP - Slemp (by Vila). Umpires - Williams, Steiner, Grainger, Rountree. Time: 2:01 Attendance: 7,604

1978 cOllege WORlD seRies

GoldeN eAGles mAke First AppeAreNCe iN the NCAA ColleGe World series


Year Player Rd. Organization

1973 Greg Davis (OF) 14th Baltimore

1977 Bill Springman (INF) 1st Pittsburgh

1977 Bob Volk (INF) 16th Chicago (AL)

1978 Buddy Slemp (OF) 32nd Detroit

1978 Wayne Stone (OF) 31st Chicago (NL)

1978 Bob Volk (INF) 17th San Diego

1978 Bill Springman (INF) 7th Anaheim

1978 George Bjorkman (C) 4th St. Louis

1978 Ron Meridith (P) 4th Houston

1979 Al Majia (C) 1st Los Angeles (NL)

1979 Warren Hollier (P) 8th California

1980 Mike Mason (P) 1st Texas

1980 Jeff Heathcock (P) 1st Houston

1980 Mark Bonner (OF) 22nd Atlanta

1980 Gary D’Onofrio (INF) 13th Houston

1980 Dave Yobs (OF) 8th New York (AL)

1981 Ray Krawczyk (P) 1st Pittsburgh

1981 Bruce Heiser (INF) 19th Atlanta

1981 Bobby Macias (P) 18th San Diego

1981 Dave Yobs (OF) 14th Chicago (AL)

1981 Bud Bartholow (P) 11th Philadelphia

1981 Tom Nieto (C) 3rd St. Louis

1981 Kelvin Torve (INF) 2nd San Francisco

1981 Mike Moore (P) 1st Seattle

1982 Keith Mucha (INF) 31st Oakland

1983 Roger Lewis (P) 19th Oakland

1983 Ken Houp (C) 16th Cincinnati

1983 Dave Atten (OF) 15th San Francisco

1983 Keith Mucha (INF) 14th Baltimore

1983 Steve Wolff (INF) 13th San Diego

1983 Greg Cottrell (C) 13th Minnesota

1983 Ron Henika (INF) 7th Cincinnati

1984 Todd Burns (P) 7th Oakland

1984 Keith Miller (OF) 2nd New York (AL)

1985 Tim McCoy (P) 3rd Texas

1985 Page Odle (OF) 34th Pittsburgh

1985 Mike Batesole (INF) 14th Los Angeles (NL)

1985 Joe Dunlap (INF) 4th Cincinnati

1986 Mike Shambaugh (INF) 28th Baltimore

1986 Craig Colbert (INF) 20th San Francisco

1986 Anthony LaPoint (P) 19th Chicago (NL)

1986 Keith Lockhart (INF) 11th Cincinnati

1986 Tim McCoy (P) 6th San Francisco

1987 Pete Schmidt (OF) 38th Philadelphia

1987 Kyle Irvin (P) 21st New York (NL)

1987 Brad Robinson (OF) 19th Cincinnati


1987 Brad Harvick (P) 14th St. Louis

1987 Steve Hecht (INF) 5th San Francisco

1987 Bob Zupcic (OF) 1st Boston

1988 Sean Grubb (P) 27th St. Louis

1988 Kyle Irvin (P) 23rd Kansas City

1988 Rick Vaughn (C) 18th Toronto

1988 Anthony Ward (P) 10th Toronto

1989 Jay Franklin (P) 8th Texas

1990 David Marcon (P) 26th Toronto

1991 John O’Brien (INF) 34th St. Louis

1991 Paul Meade (INF) 9th Cleveland

1992 Mark Moore (C) 50th Oakland

1993 Bryan Wolff (P) 18th San Diego

1995 Nick Kast (P) 60th St. Louis

1995 Harold Frazier (P) 32nd Seattle

1996 Brandon Marsters (C) 9th Philadelphia

1996 Brian Rios (SS) 18th Detroit

1996 Lance Calmus (RHP) FA Cleveland

1996 Chris Dooley (RHP) FA St. Louis

1997 Brett Casper (OF) 8th San Francisco

1998 Mike Dean (C) 3rd San Francisco

1998 Derek Dixon (RHP) FA Cleveland

1998 Paul Weeks (INF) FA St. Louis

1999 Mike Hill (OF) 18th Houston

1999 Jason Clements (SS) 19th Oakland

1999 Matt Hoffman (P) 21st Colorado

1999 Andrew Mosher (P) FA Milwaukee

2000 Jackson Markert (RHP) 11th San Francisco

2000 Mike Rose (RHP) 15th Montreal

2000 Ryan Neill (OF) 24th Detroit

2000 Jordan Gerk (LHP) 40th Detroit

2000 Bryan Gann (2B) 49th San Francisco

2001 Steve Holm (SS) 17th San Francisco

2001 Michael Rogers (RHP) 20th Cleveland

2001 Trevor Leu (LHP) 32nd Detroit

2001 Brian Hickman (C) FA Chicago (AL)

2002 Wilton Reynolds (OF) 7th Detroit

2002 Troy Pickford (RHP) 8th Detroit

2002 Stockton Davis (RHP) 21st Montreal

2002 Doug Bernier (INF) FA Colorado

2003 David Castillo (C) 7th Oakland

2004 Matt VanDerBosch (OF) 9th Boston

2004 Grant Plumley (SS) 9th New York (AL)

2004 Josh Lex (C) 28th Toronto

2004 Nate Griffin (C) 40th New York (AL)

2004 Rene Recio (RHP) 48th Detroit


2005 Michael Hollimon (SS) 16th Detroit

2005 Dennis Bigley (RHP) 22nd Toronto

2005 Travis DeBondt (OF) 22nd Los Angeles (NL)

2005 Matt Hancock (LHP) 27th Boston

2005 Tim Robertson (RHP) 31st Detroit

2005 Dane Towery (RHP) FA Boston

2006 Andy Bouchie (C) 7th Milwaukee

2006 Sean Jarrett (RHP) 20th Colorado

2006 Tim Torres (SS) 23rd Houston

2007 Jeremy Hefner (RHP) 5th San Diego

2007 Chance Chapman (RHP) 8th Philadelphia

2007 Jake Kahaulelio (2B) 20th Cincinnati

2007 Eric Crichton (RHP) 20th Detroit

2007 Chad Rothford (1B) 42nd San Francisco

2007 Chris Ashman (RHP) FA Toronto

2008 David Genao (C) 18th Tampa Bay

2008 Adam Younger (SS) 18th Los Angeles (AL)

2008 Brian Van Kirk (OF) 21st Toronto

2008 Ryan Groth (OF) 22nd Los Angeles (AL)

2008 Michael Jarman (LHP) 26th Tampa Bay

2008 Carlos Luna (RHP) 30th Colorado

2008 Ben Petralli (C) 33rd Texas

2008 Brendan Duffy (OF) 41st Arizona

2009 Jerry Sullivan (RHP) 3rd San Diego

2009 Mark Serrano (RHP) 6th Cincinnati

2009 Andre Lamontagne (RHP) 11th Milwaukee

2009 Juan Martinez (INF) 46th San Francisco

2009 Johnny Roberts (OF) FA Toronto

2010 Tyler Saladino (SS) 7th Chicago (A)

2010 Dallas Beeler (RHP) 41st Chicago (N)

2010 Seth Furmanek (1B) FA Kansas City

2011 Nick Baligod (OF) 41st Toronto

2011 Chris Elder (OF) FA Kansas City

ORU in the mlB DRaFtThe following players have been drafted by and/or signed with professional teams since 1973. Players in Bold reached Major Leagues.


geORge BJORKman - c - 1977-78

tODD BURns - Rhp - 1982-84

YR TM G GS IP H BB SO W L S ERA 1988 Oak 17 14 102.2 93 34 57 8 2 1 3.16 1989 Oak 50 2 96.1 66 28 49 6 5 8 2.24 1990 Oak 43 2 78.2 78 32 43 3 3 3 2.98 1991 Oak 9 0 13.1 10 8 3 1 0 0 3.38 1992 Tex 35 10 103.0 97 32 55 3 5 1 3.85 1993 St/TX 49 5 95.2 95 41 45 0 8 0 5.08Totals 203 33 2 489.2 439 175 252 21 23 13 3.47

cRaig cOlBeRt - inF - 1984-86

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 1992 SF 49 126 10 29 5 2 1 16 1 .230 1993 SF 23 37 2 6 2 0 1 5 0 .162Totals 72 163 12 35 7 2 2 21 1 .215

JeFF heathcOcK - Rhp - 1980

YR TM G GS IP H BB SO W L S ERA 1983 HOU 6 3 28.0 19 4 12 2 1 1 3.21 1985 HOU 14 7 56.1 50 13 25 3 1 1 3.36 1987 HOU 19 2 42.2 44 9 15 4 2 1 3.16 1988 HOU 17 1 31.0 33 16 12 0 5 0 5.81 Totals 56 13 158.0 146 42 64 9 9 3 3.76

Ray KRaWczyK - Rhp - 1981

YR TM G GS IP H BB SO W L S ERA 1984 Pit 4 0 5.1 7 4 3 0 0 0 3.38 1985 Pit 8 0 8.1 20 6 9 0 2 0 14.04 1986 Pit 12 0 12.1 17 10 7 0 1 0 7.30 1988 Cal 14 1 24.1 29 8 17 0 1 1 4.81 1989 Mil 1 0 2.0 4 1 6 0 0 0 13.50 Totals 39 1 52.1 77 29 42 0 4 1 7.05

Keith lOcKhaRt - inF - 1985-86

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 1994 SD 27 43 4 9 0 0 2 6 1 .209 1995 KC 94 274 41 88 19 3 6 33 8 .321 1996 KC 138 433 49 118 33 3 7 55 11 .273 1997 Atl 96 147 25 41 5 3 6 32 0 .279 1998 Atl 109 366 50 94 21 0 9 37 2 .257 1999 Atl 108 161 20 42 3 1 1 21 3 .261 2000 Atl 113 275 32 73 12 3 2 32 4 .265 2001 Atl 104 178 17 39 6 0 3 12 1 .219 2002 Atl 128 296 34 64 13 3 5 32 0 .2162003 SD 62 95 18 23 5 1 3 8 0 242 Totals 979 2268 290 591 117 17 44 268 30 .261

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 1983 HOU 29 75 8 17 4 0 2 14 0 .227

ORU in the maJOR leagUes

DOUg BeRnieR - inF - 2001-02YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 2008 COL 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

michael hOllimOn - ss - 2005YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 2008 DET 11 23 4 6 2 1 1 2 0 .261

steve hOlm - ss - 2000-01YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 2008 SFG 49 84 10 22 9 0 1 6 0 .2622009 SFG 4 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 .286Totals 53 91 11 24 9 0 1 6 0 .264


miKe mOORe - Rhp - 1979-81

YR TM G GS IP H BB SO W L S ERA 1982 Sea 28 27 144.1 159 79 73 7 14 0 5.36 1983 Sea 22 21 128.0 130 60 108 6 8 0 4.71 1984 Sea 34 33 212.0 236 85 158 7 17 0 4.97 1985 Sea 35 34 247.0 230 70 155 17 10 0 3.46 1986 Sea 38 37 266.0 279 94 146 11 13 1 4.30 1987 Sea 33 33 231.0 268 84 115 9 19 0 4.71 1988 Sea 37 32 228.2 196 63 182 9 15 1 3.78 1989 Oak 35 35 241.2 193 83 172 19 11 0 2.61 1990 Oak 33 33 199.1 204 84 73 13 15 0 4.65 1991 Oak 33 33 210.0 176 105 153 17 8 0 2.96 1992 Oak 36 36 223.0 229 103 117 17 12 0 4.12 1993 Det 36 36 213.2 227 89 89 13 9 0 5.22 1994 Det 25 25 154.1 152 89 62 11 10 0 5.42 1995 Det 25 25 132.2 179 68 64 5 15 0 7.53Totals 450 440 2831.2 2858 1156 1667 161 176 2 4.39

tOm nietO - c - 1981

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA 1984 STL 33 86 7 24 4 0 3 12 0 .279 1985 STL 95 253 15 57 10 2 0 34 0 .225 1986 MON 30 65 5 13 3 1 1 7 0 .200 1987 MIN 41 105 7 21 7 1 1 12 0 .200 1988 MIN 24 60 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 .067 1989 PHI 11 20 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 .150 1990 PHI 17 30 1 5 0 0 0 4 0 .167 Totals 251 619 37 127 24 4 5 69 0 .205

Kelvin tORve - inF - 1979-81

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA1988 MIN 12 16 1 3 0 0 1 2 0 .188 1990 NY-N 20 38 0 11 4 0 0 2 0 .289 1991 NY-N 10 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totals 42 62 1 14 4 0 1 4 0 .226

BOB zUpcic - OF - 1985-87

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA1991 BOS 18 25 3 4 0 0 1 3 0 .160 1992 BOS 124 392 46 108 19 1 3 43 2 .276 1993 BOS 141 286 40 69 24 2 2 26 5 .241 1994 BO/CH-A 36 92 10 18 4 1 1 8 0 .196 Totals 319 795 99 199 47 4 7 80 7 .250

miKe masOn - lhp - 1980

YR TM G GS IP H BB SO W L S ERA 1982 Tex 4 4 23.0 21 9 8 1 2 0 5.09 1983 Tex 5 0 10.2 10 6 9 0 2 0 5.91 1984 Tex 36 24 184.1 159 51 113 9 13 0 3.61 1985 Tex 38 30 179.0 212 73 92 8 15 0 4.83 1986 Tex 27 22 135.0 135 56 85 7 3 0 4.33 1987 Chi/TX 25 10 67.0 80 45 49 4 3 0 5.64 1988 Min 5 0 6.2 8 9 7 0 1 0 10.80Totals 140 90 605.2 625 249 363 29 39 0 4.53

ROn meRiDith - lhp - 1977-78

YR TM G GS IP H BB SO W L S ERA 1984 Chi-N 3 0 5.1 6 2 4 0 0 0 3.38 1985 Chi-N 32 0 46.1 53 24 23 3 2 1 4.47 1986 Tex 5 0 3.0 2 1 2 1 0 0 3.00 1987 Tex 11 0 20.2 25 12 17 1 0 0 6.10Totals 51 0 75.1 86 39 46 5 2 1 4.78

Keith milleR - inF - 1982-84

YR TM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BA1987 NY 25 51 14 19 2 2 0 1 8 .373 1988 NY 40 70 9 15 1 1 1 5 0 .214 1989 NY 57 143 15 33 7 0 1 7 6 .231 1990 NY 88 233 42 60 8 0 1 12 16 .258 1991 NY 98 275 41 77 22 1 4 23 14 .280 1992 KC 106 416 57 118 24 4 4 38 16 .284 1993 KC 37 108 9 18 3 0 0 3 3 .167 1994 KC 5 15 1 2 0 0 0 3 0 .133 1995 KC 9 15 2 5 0 0 1 3 0 .333 Totals 465 1326 190 347 67 8 12 92 63 .262

Steve Holm (right) and Michael Hollimon (left) both made their Major League debuts in 2008, batting .261 and .262, respectively.

ORU in the maJOR leagUes


Mike Moore

Jim Brewer

Larry Cochell #1

#29

On April 23, 1996, the Oral Roberts University baseball program held a special ceremony before its game versus Oklahoma to honor and pay tribute to former head coach Larry Cochell. Larry Cochell is the all-time winningest coach in ORU history, compiling a career record of 428-172-1. In his 10 years, he took ORU to seven NCAA Regional Champion-ships, including four straight from 1980 to 1983. In 1978, he guided ORU to its first and only appearance in the College World Series and was named as the NCAA District 5 Coach of the Year. Cochell coached 15 All-Americans at

Jim Brewer served as an assistant coach at Oral Rob-erts University from 1979 to 1986. Before coming to ORU, Brewer spent 19 seasons as a pitcher in the major leagues with the Chicago Cubs (1960-63), the Los Angeles Dodgers (1964-75) and the California Angels (1975). Brewer, who helped the Dodgers to three National League pennants and the 1965 World Series title, was selected to the 1973 NL All-Star team and retired in 1975 with 127 career saves. Brewer first began working with the ORU staff on a part-time basis in 1979 and joined the staff as a full-time assistant in 1981. Under Brewer’s leadership, ORU quickly

developed a tradition of producing great pitchers, which included major leaguers Mike Moore, Mike Mason, Jeff Heathcock and Todd Burns. During his tenure, the pitching staff ranked among the national leaders in ERA, leading the nation three different seasons. Brewer’s number was retired shortly after a tragic car accident that claimed his life on Nov. 16, 1987, and his number was given a formal ceremony to honor his services on April 5, 1997.

ORU, including seven who earned first-team honors. He also guided ORU to 51 wins in 1983, the most in the school’s Division I history. ORU never had a losing season under Cochell, and his .712 winning percentage is tops among all ORU baseball coaches. Cochell has been a success at nearly every stop dur-ing his lengthy career. He is one of only three head coaches (Ron Polk and Andy Lopez are the others) to take three different schools (ORU, Cal-State Fullerton, Oklahoma) to the College World Series.

#22 Former ORU standout and 14-year Major League veteran Mike Moore had his number 22 jersey retired on April 22, 2003. Moore, who pitched at ORU from 1979-81, was the number one overall draft selection by the Seattle Mariners in the 1981 June Amateur Draft. He went on to spend 14 seasons in the big leagues with Seattle, Oakland and Detroit, compiling a 161-176 career record. Moore was selected to the American League All-Star team while pitching for Oakland in 1989 as he went 19-11

with a 2.61 ERA for the World Champion A’s. Moore helped lead Oakland to consecutive American League pennants (1989-90), serving as a key member of one of baseball’s most feared starting rotations, alongside Dave Stewart and Bob Welch. While at ORU, Moore won 28 games in three seasons playing for Larry Cochell, leaving as the school’s all-time wins leader. He was named a First Team All-American by The Sporting News in 1981.

RetiReD JeRseys


letteRWinneRsAAdams, Herb (OF/P) ............................1972-75Adelmann, Mark (3B/2B) ..................... 1976-78Aguailar, Brian (C) ..............................2005-06Ahumada, Jerry (OF) ..........................1982-83Allen, David (OF).................................1980-83Anderson, Eric (SS) .................................. 1979Archambo, Jay (P) .................................... 1985Ashman, Chris (P) ...............................2006-07Atchley, Chris (INF) .................................. 1996

BBaker, Ben (INF) ....................................... 2006Baker, Jeff (3B/2B) ..............................1979-82Ball, Ronnie (P)........................................ 2006Baligod, Nick (OF) ...............................2010-11Barbosa, Robert (OF) ..........................2009-10Barnes, Stephen (P) ............................2008-09Barnett, Jordan (INF) ..........................2004-05Barnett, Spencer (INF) ........... 2011-pres.Barrett, Dusty (P) ................................1996-99Barth, Jason (C) ..................................2009-10Bartholow, Bud (P) .............................1979-81Barton, Steve (P/1B) ...........................1988-89Basch, Chris (1B) ...................................... 1989Baskin, Jason (1B) ................................... 1994Batesole, Mike (3B).............................1983-85Beeler, Dallas (P) ..................................... 2010Bennett, T.J. (INF).................. 2011-pres.Bernier, Doug (INF) .........................2001-2002Berry, Perry (2B) .................................1988-89Bienek, Vincent (OF) ................................ 1978Bigley, Dennis (P/INF) .........................2002-05Bishoff, Allen (OF/3B) .........................1988-89Bittick, Chris (3B) ................................1992-93Bjorkman, George (C) .........................1977-78Blake, Ben (C) .......................................... 1989Bolt, Jim (IF) ............................................ 1984Bonner, Mark (OF) ..............................1979-80Bordas, Rich (OF) ................................1984-87Bos, Jimmy (P) ....................................1997-98Bosley, Cory (P) ........................................ 2006Bouchie, Andy (C) .................................... 2006Bowen, Drew (P) ................... 2009-pres.Bowen, Floyd (2B/3B) .........................1970-73Bowman, Brian (C) .........................1998-1999Boyle, Danny (2B) ...............................2001-02Brackenridge, Lyle (IF) ............................. 1978Branch, David (P) ..................................... 1991Bream, Doug (P/OF) ...........................1975-78Bream, Dwight (OF) ............................1977-80Brewer, Scott (P) .................................1981-84Brown, Andy (P) ....................... 1999, 2001-02Brumble, Kyle (C) ............................1997-1999Buker, Bill (C) ........................................... 1980Burch, Brett (C) ...................................2008-11Burgess, Kurt (P) .................................1990-91Burgess, Larry (P) .................................... 1974Burleson, Jeff (P) ................................2009-10Burns, Todd (P) ...................................1982-84Butler, Tom (P) ....................................1974-77Button, Steve (P) ..................................... 1985

CCain, Steve (P) ....................................1970-73Calcutt, Steve (OF) ..............................1971-72Calmus, Lance (P) ...............................1995-96Calton, Eric (P) ....................................1998-99Campbell, Scott (SS) ...........................2000-03Canady, Allan (IF) .................................... 1979Cantu, Manny (IF) ...............................1990-91Cantu, Issac (P) ........................................ 2003Carroll, Brett (P) ..................................2008-09Casian, Larry (P) ...................................... 1984

Casillas, Adam (OF/P) .........................1984-87Casper, Brett (OF) ................................1995-97Castillo, David (C) ................................2001-03Chalfant, Alex (P) ..................................... 2003Chambers, Bryan (OF) .............................. 1997Chapman, Chance (P) .........................2006-07Cheney, Jack (P) ..................................1970-73Chick, Bobby (P) ...................................... 1987Chissoe, Ron (P) ..................................1972-73Clabough, Mark (P).............................1979-80Clark, Garry (P) ...................................1985-86Clark, Hank (P/1B) ..............................1990-92Clements, Jason (SS)................................ 1999Colbert, Craig (OF/3B) .........................1984-86Cole, Tim (OF) .......................................... 1997Colin, Matt (OF) ....................................... 2001Collins, Wes (OF) ...................................... 1982Collup, Andrew (P/INF) ............................ 2003Condon, Rich (P) ...................................... 1996Cook, Larry (C) ....................................1968-71Cottrell, Greg (C) .................................1982-83Crichton, Erik (P) .................................2006-07Crosnoe, Cory (3B) ..............................1990-91Crowson, Andy (P) ................................... 1990Culbert, Aurdie (1B) ............................1978-79Culver, Kirk (IF) ........................................ 1980Cummings, Tom (2B) ............................... 1976Cunningham, Eric (P) ............................... 2000

DDargatz, Jeff (P) ....................................... 1993Davis, Greg (OF) ..................................1970-73Davis, Stockton (P)..............................1999-02Delso, Dusty (OF) ................................1981-84Dean, Mike (OF) ....................................... 1998DeBondt, Travis ...................................2005-06Devilbiss, Layle (P) ................................... 2002Dinsmore, Brian (1B/P) .......................1995-98Dishman, Jeff (3B) ................................... 1987Dixon, Derek (P) .................................1997-98Dobson, Matt (OF/3B).........................1991-94Doherty, Tim (SS) ................................1987-88D’Onofrio, Gary (SS) ............................1977-80Dooley, Chris (P) .................................1993-96Donelson, Zach (DH) ................................ 1999Donaldson, Erick (OF) .........................2000-02Dowling, Derrick (C)............................1990-91Duffield, Zach (1B) ..............................1997-98Duffy, Brendan (OF) ............................2006-08Duffy, Danny (INF) ................................... 2009Duncan, Derek (2B) ............................1992-95Duncan, Drew (SS) ..............................1996-98Dunlap, Joe (SS) ..................................1983-85Dunn, Jameson (P) .............................2008-10Dunsmore, Jim (2B) ................................. 1974

EEastlick, Rick (P) ...................................... 1996Eddings, Jeff (P) ..................................1991-94Edwards, Justin (P) .................................. 2005Elder, Bobby (IF/OF) ............................1983-84Elder, Chris (OF) ..................................2010-11

FFarrell, Sandy (P) ..................................... 1997Feauto, Grant (OF) ................................... 1989Ferguson, Kevin (SS) ...........................1997-98Fisher, Brad (P) ..................... 2011-pres.Fitch, Ray (P) ......................................1996-97Foster, Bear (1B) .................................1993-94Foster, Sean (3B)...................................... 1994Franklin, Jay (P) ....................................... 1989Freeman, Paul (IF) ..............................1991-94Freeman, Rodney (OF) ............................. 1990

Freeman, Wes (P) ...........................1997-2000Frisby, Josh (P) ......................................... 1997Fryan, Mark (IF) ....................................... 1984Furmanek, Seth (C) .............................2009-10

GGalatas, Herman (OF) .............................. 2003Gallier, Don (SS) ..................................1974-75Gann, Bryan (2B) ............................1998-2000Garcia, Aaron (C) ...................................... 2005Garcia, Rip (P) .....................................1986-87Gardner, Ricky (INF) ................................. 2008Garewal, Tyler (OF) .............................2009-10Garner, Homer (P) ...............................1991-93Garvin, Will (3B) ...................................... 1988Genao, David (C) .................................2007-08Gerk, Jordan (P) ....................................... 2000Gibson, Mike (IF) ................................1981-82Gonzalez, Alex (P) ................. 2011-pres.Gonzales, Marco (P) ................................. 2006Gor, Nick (P) ............................................. 2003Gore, Kevin (P) ....................................1988-89Gore, Ricky (P) ......................................... 1989Gossett, Steve (P) .................................... 1985Grace, Jason (P) ....................................... 2008Greathouse, David (OF/P) ........................ 1990Greenwalt, Daniel (P) .........................2005-06Greer, Brett (SS) ....................................... 1987Griffin, Chandler (P) ................................. 2009Griffin, J.T. (1B) ...................................1996-97Griffin, Nate (C) ..................................2003-04Groth, Ryan (OF) ...................................... 2008Grover, Ben (P)....................................2008-09Grubb, Bill (3B) ...................................1976-77Grubb, Sean (P/1B) .............................1987-88Gryskevich, Larry (P/1B) .....................1985-86Guest, Mark (P) ...................................2010-11Gurney, Kent (IF) ...................................... 1981

HHale, Preston (1B) ...............................1968-71Haley, Paul (P) ....................................1979-82Halovanic, Nick (P) ..............................2006-08Hammontree, Steve (1B) ....................1974-77Hancock, Matt (P) ...............................2004-05Hanson, Brian (INF) ............................2004-05Hargrove, Andy (1B) ................................ 2003Harrigan, Sean (P) ................................... 1982Harrington, Matt (OF) .............................. 1995Harrison, Chris (1B) ............................1979-81Harvick, Brad (P) ..................................... 1987Harvick, Matt (C) ..................................... 2002Healy, Brandon (INF) ............. 2011-pres.Heathcock, Jeff (P) ................................... 1980Hecht, Steve (2B/OF) ..........................1984-87Hedgepeth, Lance (P) .........................1980-81Hefner, Jeremy (P) ................................... 2007Heiser, Bruce (P/2B) ............................1978-81Helm, Gordon (P/1B) ..........................1972-75Helms, Stacy (P) .................................1983-84Henika, Ron (1B/3B) ...........................1980-83Henshaw, Terry (C) ................................... 1979Herrel, Larry (P) ....................................... 1985Hill, Mike (SS/OF)............................1996-1999Hickey, Brandon (P) ........................2006-2007Hickman, Brian (C)..............................2000-01Hoffman, Matt (P) ..........................1998-1999Hollier, Warren (P) ..............................1977-79Hollimon, Michael (SS) ............................ 2005Holm, Steve (SS) .................................2000-01Holson, Chris (C) ...................................... 1995Hoskison, Keith (C) .............................1984-85Houp, Ken (C) .....................................1980-83Hughes, George (C) .............................1973-74

Humen, David (P) ...............................2001-02Hust, Adam (C) ...................................1996-97

IIanelli, Ryan (OF) ............................2004-2006Irvin, Kyle (P) ......................................1987-88Irvine, Steve (P) ..................................1974-76

JJackson, Greg (P) ................................1991-92Jarman, Michael (P)............................2007-08Jarrett, Sean (P) ....................................... 2006Johnson, Mark (C) ...............................1982-85Johnson, Marvin (P) ...........................1977-79Johnson, Pat (1B/OF) ..........................1990-91Johnson, Sean (P) ........................... 2010-pres.Jones, Kevin (3B) ..................................... 1989Jones, Matt (C) ........................................ 1984Jones, Nick (P) ....................................2005-06Juenger, Gary (2B) ................................... 1974

KKahaulelio, Jake (2B) ..........................2006-07Kaigler, Kyle (P) ..................................1982-85Keller, Eric (C/P) ....................................... 2003Kelly, Brian (OF) ....................................... 1989Kelly, T.J. (P) ........................................2008-09Kerby, Stan (P) ....................................1971-72King, Brandon (OF) ................ 2011-pres.Klancnik, Joe (P) ...................................... 1986Kline, Kris (P) ........................................... 2003Kiel, Josh (C) .......................................2004-05Knox, Mike (P) ....................................1982-85Kocan, Mike (2B) ..................................... 1990Koehler, Kyle (SS) ..................................... 1994Konnor, Kris (IF) ....................................... 1981Koval, Joe (OF) ....................................1978-79Krawczyk, Ray (P) .................................... 1981

LLamb, Brian (IF) ..................................1981-82Lamb, Kevin (OF) ................................2002-05Lamb, Mike (P) ........................................ 2007Lamontagne, Andre (P) ......................2008-09Langford, Clare (UT) ................................ 2000LaPoint, Tony (P) ...................................... 1986Lee, Jimmy (P/1B) ..............................1970-73Lemons, Jim (OF) ................................1973-76Lesko, Adam (P) ....................................... 2004Leu, Trevor (1B/P) ...............................2000-01Lewis, Roger (P) .................................1981-84Lex, Josh (OF) .....................................2003-04Liberatore, Joe (OF) ............................1980-83Liguori, Lars (P)..................... 2011-pres.Littlejim, Clint (P) .................................... 1989Lintt, Jimmy (1B) ..................................... 2001Lockhart, Keith (2B) ............................1985-86Louis, Brett (C) ....................................1988-91Luna, Carlos (P) ..................................2007-08

MMacAlmon, Grant (OF) .......................... 2002Macias, Bob (P) ................................1978-81Machado, Dennis (P) ............................ 1997MacLean, Alex (1B) ..........................1995-96MacNaught, Colin (P) .......................1993-97Mader, Craig (P/1B) .........................1974-77Magnon, Tracy (OF) .........................1991-92Mallernee, Scott (C) .............................. 1997Mansolino, Doug (3B) ......................1979-80Manweiler, Steve (P)........................1982-83Marcon, David (P) ................................. 1990Markert, Jackson (P) ............................. 2000Marple, Gary (IF/OF) ........................1971-72


Martin, Dallas (P) ............................2000-03Martinez, Juan (IF) ..........................2008-09Martony, Dan (P) .................2010-pres.Marseilles, John (C) .............................. 1989Marsh, John (SS) ................................... 1986Marsters, Brandon (C) ........................... 1996Mason, Mike (P/OF) .............................. 1980Mattison, Eric (P) .............................2006-07Mattner, Kenny (P) ............................... 2003McCalip, Greg (OF) ...........................1988-89McCoy, Tim (P) .................................1985-86McGinn, Shaun (SS) .............................. 1993McGurk, Pat (P) ...............................1976-77McIntyre, Graham (OF) ........2011-pres.McIntyre, Taylor (P) ..........................2003-06McNamar, Phil (C) ................................. 1997McQuigg, Carter (INF) ......................2006-07McSpadden, Phil (P) ........................1977-78Meade, Paul (SS) .............................1988-91Mejia, Al (C) .......................................... 1979Mejia, Jeremiah (OF) ............................ 2010Meridith, Ron (P) .............................1977-78Merklen, Eddie (OF/P) .......................... 1983Merritt, Ryan (OF) ................................. 1996Michener, David (OF) .......................1990-91Miller, Keith (IF/OF) .........................1982-84Miller, Ronnie (OF) ...........................1992-93Minissale, Kelly (OF) ........................2005-08Mitchell, Chris (P) ............................1992-93Mitchell, Justin (OF) .........................2008-10Modeste, Scott (INF) ........................2003-04Moore, Mark (C) .................................... 1992Moore, Mike (P) ...............................1979-81Mosher, Andrew (IF) ........................1998-99Mosley, Seth (P)...............................1998-99Moulton, John (P) ................................. 1994Moulton, Rick (C) .................................. 1974Mucha, Keith (1B/3B) ......................1982-83Murphy, Ken (P) ...............................1991-92Murphy, Lonnie (C) ..........................2002-04Murray, Patrick (1B) .............................. 2008

NNeill, Ryan (1B) ............................1997-2000Nelson, Danny (OF) ..........................1998-99Nichol, John (OF) .................................. 1995Nieto, Tom (C) ....................................... 1981Nipper, Zane (1B/DH) ........................... 1994Noble, Chris (3B) ................................... 1999North, Ryan (1B)................................... 1999Notaro, Michael (1B) ........................2008-09

OO’Brien, John (1B) ................................ 1991O’Leary, Ian (OF) ..............................2001-02O’Malley, Kenny (C) .........................1992-94Odle, Page (OF) ................................1984-85Oldham, Chris (P) ................................. 1987Olinski, Aaron (P) .........................1995-1997Oram, Greg (P) .................................1985-88

PPatterson, Joe (C) ................................. 2007Patterson, Marc (P) ..........................1991-93Paul, Tristan (3B) .................................. 1996 Payne, Mitch (OF) ............................1986-90Pearce, Doug (OF) ................................. 1995Pearson, Kit (OF) ..............................1994-95Pearson, Richard (P) ............................. 1978Pearson, Stephen (IB/OF) ..................... 2007Peck, Andy (1B/P) ............................1992-94Peters, Calvin (C) ................................... 1976Peters, Rob (C) ...................................... 1983Peters, Paul (OF) ..............................1997-98Petralli, Ben (C) .................................... 2008

Petrocelli, Bobby (OF) ........................... 1981Pickar, Bennett (C) .............. 2010-pres.Pickford, Troy (P) ................................... 2002Plumley, Grant (SS) ..........................2003-04Plunkett, Gil (C) ...............................1976-77Posey, Robert (P) .................................. 2000Pratt, Tommy (INF) ............................... 2002Price, Colby (INF) .............................2008-10Price, Kyle (INF) ...............................2008-09

RRamler, Steve (C) .............................1978-81Ramont, Shayne (P) .........................1980-81Ramsey, Justin (P) ...........................2003-04Rasberry, Eric (P) .................................. 1990Ray, Jeff (2B) ...................................1989-90Recio, Rene (P) ................................2001-05Reichard, Bryan (P) ............................... 1998Reneau, Dale (P) ........................ 2007-08, 10Reynolds, Wilton (OF) ......................2001-02Richards, Tim (P/OF) ........................1977-78Richardson, Billy Joe (INF) ...............2000-02Rinfret, Tommy (2B) ........................1991-92Rinkel, Tom (C) ................................1967-70Rios, Brian (SS) ..................................... 1996Rivera, Richie (SS)................................. 1995Rivera, Ricky (OF) ............................2004-05Rivera, Robert (1B) ..........................1984-85Robertson, Mickey (OF) ...................1974-77Robertson, Tim (P) ...........................2004-05Roberts, Johnny (OF) .......................2008-09Roberts, Spencer (P) ........................2009-10Robinson, Brad (OF).............................. 1987Robison, John (OF) ..........................2004-07Rodgers, Caleb (P) ................................ 2006Rodriguez, Diego (OF)........................... 1996Rogers, Kerry (OF)........................1992, 1994Rogers, Michael (P)..........................1998-02Roof, David (P) .................................1971-74Rosar, Greg (C) .................................1993-94Rose, Mike (P) ..............................1997-2000Rothford, Chad (1B) .........................2006-07Rozek, Richard (OF) .........................1970-73Rozell, Kyle (INF) ................................... 2001Rupe, Terry (P) .................................1981-84Rush, Matt (P) .....................2011-pres.

SSaladino, Tyler (SS) ...................... 2010Sanderson, Andrew (P)....................2000-02Sanderson, Darin (OF/SS) ..................... 1990Sarmiento, Chris (P) .............................. 1983Scherbenske, Jim (OF) .....................1975-77Schlehuber, Jared (1B/P)...... 2010-pres.Schmidt, Pete (C) .............................1985-88Schroeder, Joe (P) ........................1998-1999Schuler, Bryan (P) ................................. 1994Schiller, Cam (SS) ................. 2011-pres.Selberg, Steve (P) ................................. 1983Sequeira, P.J. (OF) ............................2009-10Serrano, Mark (P) ............................2008-09Shackelford, Josh (C) ........................1998-01Shambaugh, Mike (1B) ....................1984-87Sheehan, Scott (C) ................................ 1995Shiflett, Matt (P) ................................... 1986Skaggs, Greg (C) ................................... 1975Slemp, Buddy (OF) ...........................1975-78Smith, Alec (P) .................... 2010-pres.Smith, Eric (P) ....................................... 1993Smith, Leon (C) ................................1971-72Smith, Vic (P) ...................................1975-77Smolen, Bryce (P) ............................2009-11Snyder, Kevin (3B) ................................ 1990Soratos, Ron (2B/C) .............................. 1997Sorrow, Sean (P) ..............................2003-04

Sowers, Brett (3B) ...........................2010-11Sparks, Tyler (P) ..................2011-pres.Spence, Joe (2B/SS) .........................1973-76Spring, Joe (P) .....................2011-pres.Springman, Bill (2B) ........................1977-78Stacy, Jason (P) ........................... 2011Stallings, Jeff (OF)........................1997-2000Starkweather, Jeremy (OF) ..............1993-96Steiner, Rod (1B)..............................1988-89Stengel, Mickey (OF) ........................1988-89Stensler, Brian (P) ............................1996-97Stephens, Riley (P) ......................1999-2000Stephens, Trey (P) ............................2001-02Stewart, Chad (OF) ..........................2001-02Stewart, Rick (P) ..............................1978-81Stillwell, Rod (SS) ................................. 1986Stone, Wayne (OF) ...........................1978-79Sullivan, Jerry (P) ............................2007-09Summers, Andy (OF)........................1988-89Sweeney, Chris (INF/OF) ....................... 2005

TTackett, John (INF) ...........................2004-05Tackett, Marcus (P) ............................... 2007Thompson, Tommy (SS) ...................1970-73Thornton, Eric (3B) ............................... 2002Tinkler, Connor (P) ................................ 2004Tolbert, Larry (P) .............................1971-74Tolle, Randy (P)................................1987-89Tongue, Scott (P) .................................. 1994Torrence, Mike (P) ...............2011-pres.Torres, Tim (INF/OF) .........................2005-06Torve, Kelvin (1B) ............................1979-81Towery, Dane (P) .............................2004-05Triska, Jerry (3B/OF) ........................1972-75Tuttle, Jeff (OF) ..................................... 2004

UUnruh, Terry (P) ...............................1974-77

VValverde, George (P) ............................. 1988Van Blaricom, Mike (SS) ........................ 1992Van Kirk, Brian (C/OF) ......................2007-08VanDerBosch, Matt (OF) ..................2003-04Vandeventer, Eric (OF) .................1997-2000Vaughan, Rick (C) ............................1986-88Volk, Bob (3B) ..................................1977-78

WWard, Anthony (P) ................................ 1988Warfle, Pat (OF) ...............................2006-07Warmerdam, Tyler (IF/OF) .................... 2007Watkins, Scott (P) ................................. 1989Webb, Greg (C) ................................1972-75Webber, Brett (SS/2B)......................1987-88Weeks, Paul (SS/2B) ........................1997-98Weingartner, Bill (IF/OF) ..................1983-86Weis, Bob (P) ...................................1977-79Welborn, Ryan (OF) .........................2003-04Welles, Boomer (IF) .............................. 2004West, Brian (2B) ..............................1975-77Wheatley, Randy (P) ............................. 1989White, Peder (P) ................................... 1979Whitekiller, Jerel (P) ............................. 1999Williams, Chris (1B) .............2011-pres.Willis, Ira (2B/OF) ............................1970-71Wilson, John (1B) ................................. 1974Winiecki, Joey (OF) ..........................2010-11Wolff, Bryan (P) ...............................1991-93Wolff, Steve(SS) ...............................1980-83Wong, Nikko (INF) ...........................2008-10Worley, Rich (C) .................................... 1986YYobs, David (OF) ...............................1980-81

letteRWinneRsYounger, Adam (SS) .........................2007-08

ZZeher, Mike (P) ................................1986-88Zupcic, Bob (OF/3B) .........................1985-87Zwolinski, Gary (P) ..........................1988-89


OppOnent seRies RecORDs W L T First Last Arizona 2 2 0 1985 2007Arizona State 3 9 0 1978 2011Arkansas 36 64 1 1970 2011Arkansas College 2 0 0 1994 1994Arkansas-Little Rock 5 2 0 1996 2011Arkansas State 3 1 0 1998 2001Arkansas Tech 3 0 0 1991 1993Army 1 1 0 1979 2008Baylor 18 20 0 1978 2011Bellevue 1 1 0 1990 1991Benedictine 2 0 0 1991 1991Bethune-Cookman 7 2 0 2006 2011Bradley 3 2 0 1977 1997Briar Cliff 2 0 0 1992 1992Butler 4 2 0 1995 1998BYU 6 7 0 1977 2008Cal Poly Pomona 1 3 0 1980 1986Cal Poly-SLO 1 0 0 2009 2009Cal St.-Fullerton 0 4 0 1984 2009Cal St.-Los Angeles 1 1 0 1980 1985Cal St.-Northridge 1 0 0 1998 1998California 5 5 0 1977 2010Cameron 10 4 0 1972 1989Centenary 48 7 0 1980 2011Central Arkansas 3 0 0 2007 2010Central Bible 1 0 0 1969 1969Central Conn. 1 0 0 1998 1998Central Michigan 3 0 2 1986 1999Central Missouri 1 0 0 1994 1994Central Okla. 15 4 0 1969 2001Chicago State 33 2 0 1998 2006Clemson 0 3 0 2005 2006Coll. of Charleston 1 1 0 2005 2005Coll. of Southwest 1 2 0 1990 1991Colorado 1 1 0 1974 1974Colorado State 3 0 0 1979 1979Coppin State 3 0 0 2002 2002Creighton 33 14 0 1971 2004C.W. Post 4 0 0 1998 1999Dallas Baptist 12 9 0 1977 2011Delaware 3 2 0 2008 2008Detroit 4 0 0 1982 1987East Central 16 2 0 1970 2002Eastern Kentucky 1 0 0 2011 2011Eastern Illinois 3 1 0 1997 2008Eastern Michigan 3 1 0 1977 1991Emporia State 19 8 0 1969 1998Evangel 23 0 0 1970 1992Evansville 26 4 0 1981 1987Florida International 0 3 0 2010 2010Florida State 0 3 0 2004 2004Fordham 1 0 0 2002 2002Fresno State 0 2 0 2001 2002Georgia 0 1 0 2003 2003Gonzaga 1 0 0 2002 2002Grand View (IA) 1 0 0 1991 1991Hannibal-LaGrange 2 0 0 1991 1991Hastings 2 0 0 1993 1993Hawaii-Hilo 4 0 0 2002 2002Hillsdale Baptist 1 0 0 1999 1999Houston 2 2 0 1987 2003

W L T First Last Howard 4 1 0 1997 1998Illinois 9 2 0 1980 1984Illinois State 1 0 0 2002 2002Indiana 1 1 0 1979 1996Indiana State 10 5 0 1983 1999Iowa State 17 3 0 1978 1999IPFW 14 2 0 2008 2011IUPUI 13 0 0 1999 2001John Brown 9 9 0 1969 1975Kansas 21 19 0 1971 2007Kansas Newman 7 0 0 1990 1993Kansas State 35 20 0 1970 2006 Kent State 4 2 0 1988 2009Kentucky 1 0 0 1988 1988LeMoyne 3 0 0 2008 2008LeTourneau 1 0 0 1994 1994Lewis-Clark State 1 2 0 1991 1998Liberty 1 0 0 2002 2002Lindenwood 2 0 0 1992 1992Long Beach State 5 3 0 1980 2007Louisiana-Lafayette 6 3 0 1985 2008Louisiana State 0 3 0 1987 1989Loyola Marymount 3 1 0 1981 1986Lubbock Christian 9 1 0 1987 1993Maine 3 1 0 1978 1982Marymount (KS) 2 0 0 1983 1983Massachusettes 3 0 0 2001 2001Mayville (ND) 2 0 0 1991 1991McNeese State 1 3 0 1995 2008Miami (FL) 4 9 0 1978 2005Miami (OH) 3 3 0 1992 1995Michigan 2 2 0 1997 2002Middle Tenn. 0 1 0 1982 1982Milwaukee-Wis. 1 0 0 2000 2000Minnesota 13 9 0 1980 2000Mississippi 2 2 0 1982 1982Missouri 7 11 0 1977 1997Missouri Southern 58 9 0 1974 2007Missouri State 25 14 0 1979 2011Missouri-St. Louis 4 1 0 1988 1990Missouri Valley 4 0 0 1991 1993Missouri Western 8 0 0 1972 1996Morningside (IA) 4 0 0 1970 1974Nebraska 20 15 0 1972 2008New Mexico 1 3 0 1977 1995New Mexico St. 8 5 0 1973 1995New Orleans 4 3 0 1985 2000North Carolina 2 2 0 1978 2010North Dakota 3 0 0 2010 2010North Dakota State 10 4 0 2008 2011North Florida 1 0 0 1991 1991Northeastern 2 1 0 2003 2003Northeastern Illinois 5 1 0 1998 1998Northeastern (OK) State 34 5 1 1970 1993Northern Colorado 7 0 0 1978 1981Northern Iowa 1 0 0 1988 1988Northwestern 1 0 0 1983 1983NW Oklahoma 8 6 0 1989 2002Northwestern (LA) State 6 4 0 1994 2002Northwood (MI) 1 1 0 1991 1991Notre Dame 10 4 0 1973 2009

W L T First LastOakland 50 4 0 1999 2011Ohio State 0 1 0 1998 1998Oklahoma 29 33 0 1970 2011Oklahoma Baptist 24 16 0 1969 1992Oklahoma Christian 12 8 0 1969 1997Oklahoma City 48 17 0 1970 2000Oklahoma State 28 33 0 1972 2006Oklahoma Wesleyan 1 0 0 2003 2003Oregon 0 1 0 1979 1979Oregon State 3 4 0 1978 2002Pacific 0 1 0 2002 2002Panhandle State 2 0 0 1998 1998Pepperdine 2 3 0 1997 2008Penn State 3 0 0 2007 2007Phillips 11 2 0 1975 1987Pittsburg State 13 0 0 1991 1998Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1977 1977Portland 1 0 0 1985 1985Portland State 0 1 0 1995 1995Rice 4 5 0 1988 2009Sacred Heart 3 0 0 2004 2004Sam Houston St. 1 1 0 1999 2000San Diego State 6 6 0 1981 2011San Francisco 0 3 0 2006 2006Santa Clara 0 1 0 1983 1983Seattle 0 1 0 1979 1979Seton Hall 1 0 0 1984 1984Southern Illinois 6 9 0 1974 2011SIU-Edwardsville 7 2 0 1978 2011South Alabama 3 3 0 2003 2005South Carolina-Aiken 1 0 0 1991 1991South Dakota 2 0 0 1971 1971South Dakota State 26 7 0 1971 2011Southeast Missouri 2 3 0 1995 1997SE Oklahoma 13 7 0 1978 1993Southern California 1 4 0 1980 1986Southern Methodist 12 5 0 1972 1980Southern Nazarene 9 3 0 1969 2001Southern Utah 47 9 0 2000 2011Southwest Baptist 19 1 0 1972 1991SW Oklahoma 21 5 1 1983 1993St. Gregory’s 2 0 0 2001 2003St. John’s 1 0 0 1983 1983St. Louis 24 1 0 1973 2000St. Mary’s (CA) 1 1 0 2003 2003Stanford 2 1 0 1978 1987Stephen F. Austin 3 0 0 1988 1989Tampa 2 1 0 1996 1996Texas 3 19 1 1981 2011Texas A&M 3 5 0 1977 2003Texas-Arlington 37 20 0 1976 2010TCU 26 17 0 1980 2011Texas-Pan American 7 4 0 1992 2005Texas-San Antonio 6 5 0 2002 2009Texas Southern 1 0 0 1997 1997Texas Tech 8 7 0 1978 2008Texas Wesleyan 10 3 0 1979 2000Tulane 3 2 0 1982 2006Tulsa 28 32 0 1969 1980U.C.-Davis 3 0 0 2006 2006U.C.-Irvine 4 7 0 1985 2008

W L T First LastU.C.-Riverside 0 7 0 1977 2003U.C.-Santa Barbara 0 3 0 2005 2005UCLA 5 4 0 1977 2010UNC-Charlotte 1 0 0 1998 1998UNLV 0 2 0 1980 1998U.S. International 1 1 0 1988 1988USAO 2 0 0 1999 2001Utah 1 1 0 1981 1981Valdosta State 0 1 0 1978 1978Valley City State 5 1 0 1991 1992Valparaiso 43 3 0 1998 2007Washburn 6 0 0 1987 1989Washington 2 1 0 1980 1998Washington State 6 7 0 1977 2009Western Illinois 52 7 0 1986 2011Western Michigan 6 0 0 2009 2010Westminster 2 0 0 1976 1976Wichita State 26 28 0 1982 2011William Jewell 2 0 0 1971 1971Wisconsin 1 0 0 1982 1982Wisconsin-Eau Claire 6 0 0 1990 1992Xavier 6 1 0 1981 1986Youngstown State 9 2 0 1999 2001


cOaching RecORDs

(Years Coached, Career Record, Winning Percentage)

Coach Tenure Yrs. Record Pct.Lavoy Hatchett 1966-68 3 40-37 .519Val Tucker 1969 1 9-16 .360Herb Dallis 1970-76 7 180-117 .606Larry Cochell 1977-86 10 428-171-2 .712Gary Vaught 1987-89 3 114-66 .633Allan Barker 1990-95 6 218-130-2 .628Sunny Golloway 1996-2003 8 335-156 .682Rob Walton 2004-present 8 329-142 .698

Eight Coaches 45 1653-835-4 .663

Coaching History

YEAR HEAD COACH WON-LOST PCT. CONF.* PCT. HOME ROAD NEUTRAL1966 Lavoy Hatchett 6-9 .400 - - N/A N/A N/A1967 Lavoy Hatchett 21-15 .583 - - N/A N/A N/A1968 Lavoy Hatchett 13-13 .500 - - N/A N/A N/A1969 Val Tucker 9-16 .360 - - 7-6 2-10 0-01970 Herb Dallis 17-21 .449 - - 5-10 10-6 2-51971 Herb Dallis 34-14 .708 - - 24-6 9-7 1-11972 Herb Dallis 33-18 .647 - - 23-11 9-6 1-11973 Herb Dallis 23-8 .742 - - 12-2 9-5 2-11974 Herb Dallis 24-22 .522 - - 14-13 10-9 0-01975 Herb Dallis 22-16 .579 - - 16-4 6-12 0-01976 Herb Dallis 27-18 .600 - - 18-9 9-9 0-01977 Larry Cochell 35-17 .673 - - 19-9 11-6 5-21978 Larry Cochell 45-12 .789 - - 29-4 7-3 9-51979 Larry Cochell 34-24 .586 - - 27-12 5-8 2-41980 Larry Cochell 38-16 .636 - - 26-8 10-5 2-31981 Larry Cochell 45-10-1 .804 6-0 * 1.000 37-5 5-2-1 3-31982 Larry Cochell 49-13 .790 7-1* .875 24-5 2-0 6-21983 Larry Cochell 51-17 .750 9-1* .900 39-4 7-8 5-51984 Larry Cochell 38-23-1 .623 7-5* .583 28-10-1 7-7 3-61985 Larry Cochell 50-19 .724 10-2* .833 32-10 13-7 5-21986 Larry Cochell 43-20 .683 6-0* 1.000 29-9 10-9 4-21987 Gary Vaught 48-19 .716 8-0* 1.000 37-9 11-10 0-01988 Gary Vaught 30-29 .508 - - 21-14 9-15 0-01989 Gary Vaught 36-18 .667 - - 28-9 6-7 2-21990 Allan Barker 37-25 .594 - - 24-15 11-8 2-21991 Allan Barker 60-15 .800 - - 37-7 17-6 6-21992 Allan Barker 35-17-2 .673 - - 23-8-2 9-6 3-31993 Allan Barker 35-16 .686 - - 26-5 9-11 0-01994 Allan Barker 30-23 .566 - - 22-9 8-14 0-01995 Allan Barker 21-34 .382 - - 14-16 5-12 2-61996 Sunny Golloway 32-24 .571 - - 23-5 8-15 1-41997 Sunny Golloway 26-30 .464 - - 18-16 8-14 0-01998 Sunny Golloway 45-20 .692 18-6 * .750 22-7 12-8 11-51999 Sunny Golloway 46-15 .754 14-4 * .777 29-4 13-7 4-4 2000 Sunny Golloway 49-15 .765 26-1* .963 30-3 15-8 4-42001 Sunny Golloway 48-13 .787 24-1* .960 29-5 15-6 4-22002 Sunny Golloway 48-19 .716 16-2* .889 28-4 12-10 8-52003 Sunny Golloway 41-20 .672 19-1* .950 24-5 16-11 1-42004 Rob Walton 50-11 .820 21-1* .955 26-2 17-8 7-12005 Rob Walton 42-20 .677 22-2* .917 21-3 15-15 6-22006 Rob Walton 41-16 .719 17-2* .895 24-5 14-9 3-22007 Rob Walton 40-17 .702 19-1* .950 24-2 13-14 3-12008 Rob Walton 48-14 .774 24-2* .923 26-1 17-9 5-42009 Rob Walton 33-15 .688 16-2* .889 18-2 9-10 6-32010 Rob Walton 36-27 .571 19-9* .679 22-5 12-21 2-12011 Rob Walton 39-22 .639 21-7* .750 19-6 14-14 6-2Totals 1653-835-4 .663 329-52 .863 1019-305-3 436-392-1 139-101Conference games from 1981-87 were in Midwestern Collegiate Conference; *- Conference Champion


game-By-game ResUlts**1966-1968 results not available**

1969 Record: 9-16Coach: Val Tucker3.14 CENTRAL BIBLE 6-0 W3.21 at Oklahoma Baptist 15-1 W3.21 at Oklahoma Baptist 4-6 L3.22 EMPORIA STATE 7-9 L3.22 EMPORIA STATE 5-8 L3.29 at John Brown 8-1 W3.29 at John Brown 2-3 L4.4 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 5-4 W4.4 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 7-5 W4.5 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 5-1 W4.5 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 1-0 W4.7 at Bethany Nazarene 1-4 L4.7 at Bethany Nazarene 0-1 L4.10 TULSA 2-3 L4.10 TULSA 0-9 L4.16 JOHN BROWN 4-5 L4.16 JOHN BROWN 4-0 W4.19 at Oklahoma Christian 0-1 L4.19 at Oklahoma Christian 3-4 L4.21 at Central Oklahoma 3-9 L4.21 at Central Oklahoma 3-13 L4.21 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 2-3 L4.26 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 5-4 W4.26 at Tulsa 2-13 L4.29 at Tulsa 2-4 L

1970 Record: 17-21Coach: Herb DallisM6 @Kansas State 3-5 LM6 @Kansas State 2-4 LM7 @Kansas State 3-7 LM23 NORTHEASTERN STATE 3-4 LM23 NORTHEASTERN STATE 5-4 WM26 at Oklahoma Baptist 1-2 LM26 at Oklahoma Baptist 4-3 WM27 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) 4-0 WM30 $John Brown 8-1 WM30 $John Brown 1-0 WA10 at Oklahoma Christian 3-4 LA10 at Oklahoma Christian 3-2 WA11 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 2-6 LA11 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 2-7 LA13 TULSA 1-6 LA13 TULSA 0-5 LA14 OKLAHOMA CITY 3-2 WA14 OKLAHOMA CITY 6-0 WA17 at John Brown 2-4 LA17 at John Brown 1-2 LA21 at Evangel 5-3 WA21 at Evangel 7-3 WA23 at East Central 4-3 WA23 at East Central 5-4 WA25 at Emporia State 4-12 LA25 at Emporia State 1-6 LA28 at Tulsa 5-10 LA28 at Tulsa 1-7 LA29 #at Arkansas 0-7 LA29 #at Arkansas 0-8 LM2 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 1-0 WM2 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 2-3 LM5 at Oklahoma 6-11 LM5 at Oklahoma 2-3 LM7 at Bethany Nazarene 4-1 WM7 at Bethany Nazarene 4-0 WM8 at Oklahoma City 12-3 WM8 at Oklahoma City 9-1 W@ Oiler Park, Tulsa, OK$ Bartlesville, OK# Fort Smith, AR

1971 Record: 34-14Coach: Herb DallisM5 KANSAS 5-3 WM5 KANSAS 9-1 WM6 KANSAS 3-1 WM6 KANSAS 7-11 LM13 WILLIAM JEWELL 6-1 W

M13 WILLIAM JEWELL 15-2 WM15 NORTHEASTERN STATE 7-6 WM15 NORTHEASTERN STATE 8-7 WM19 EAST CENTRAL 7-1 WM19 EAST CENTRAL 13-6 WM20 CREIGHTON 2-9 LM20 CREIGHTON 5-8 LM22 CREIGHTON 5-2 WM23 at East Central 6-1 WM23 at East Central 3-4 LM26 SOUTH DAKOTA 7-0 WM26 SOUTH DAKOTA 16-0 WM27 at Northeastern State 10-3 WM27 at Northeastern State 10-0 WM31 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 10-9 WM31 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 6-2 WA1 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 13-5 WA3 at Oklahoma 4-5 LA3 at Oklahoma 0-2 LA3 at Oklahoma 0-1 LA6 OKLAHOMA CITY 4-0 WA6 OKLAHOMA CITY 4-3 WA8 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 10-15 LA8 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 16-5 WA15 at Oklahoma City 11-0 WA15 at Oklahoma City 11-2 WA17 EVANGEL 7-0 WA17 EVANGEL 7-2 WA23 at John Brown 3-6 LA23 at John Brown 3-1 WA27 ARKANSAS 1-6 LA27 ARKANSAS 9-6 WA30 JOHN BROWN 1-0 WA30 JOHN BROWN 9-5 WM1 BETHANY NAZARENE 27-0 WM1 BETHANY NAZARENE 2-4 LM4 #at Arkansas 11-12 LM4 #at Arkansas 5-2 WM8 at Evangel 4-2 WM8 at Evangel 7-1 WM13 at Tulsa 7-4 WM14 at Tulsa 0-5 LM15 at Tulsa 0-11 L# Fort Smith, AR

1972 Record: 33-18Coach: Herb DallisM4 at Southern Methodist 4-5 LM4 at Southern Methodist 7-1 WM8 at Tulsa 4-3 WM10 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 2-3 LM10 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 3-5 LM11 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 3-2 WM11 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 7-3 WM17 CAMERON 14-3 WM17 CAMERON 8-7 WM18 at Oklahoma 0-5 LM18 at Oklahoma 2-4 LM18 at Oklahoma 0-3 LM22 NEBRASKA 1-0 WM22 NEBRASKA 1-3 LM23 NEBRASKA 2-0 WM23 NEBRASKA 2-3 LM25 ARKANSAS 8-4 WM25 ARKANSAS 1-2 LM29 CREIGHTON 3-4 LM29 CREIGHTON 6-5 WM30 CREIGHTON 3-1 WM30 CREIGHTON 0-1 LA1 CREIGHTON 12-5 WA1 CREIGHTON 6-4 WA4 MISSOURI WESTERN 2-1 WA4 MISSOURI WESTERN 5-3 WA5 MISSOURI WESTERN 7-3 WA5 MISSOURI WESTERN 4-0 WA8 OKLAHOMA CITY 9-0 WA8 OKLAHOMA CITY 5-4 WA10 at Tulsa 8-9 LA12 JOHN BROWN 3-4 LA12 JOHN BROWN 4-8 LA14 #at Arkansas 2-6 LA14 #at Arkansas 7-0 WA18 TULSA 3-6 L

A18 TULSA 8-6 WA25 at Oklahoma State 1-6 LA25 at Oklahoma State 10-1 WA29 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 10-0 WA29 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 2-4 LM3 at Evangel 8-4 WM3 at Evangel 8-0 WM5 at Oklahoma City 11-2 WM5 at Oklahoma City 10-2 WM5 at Bethany Nazarene 15-3 WM5 at Bethany Nazarene 12-1 WM6 at Cameron 5-0 WM6 at Cameron 2-1 WM11 EVANGEL 6-1 WM11 EVANGEL 3-1 W# Fort Smith, Ark.

1973 Record: 23-8Coach: Herb DallisNCAA District 5 PlayoffsM11 NOTRE DAME 3-12 LM11 NEW MEXICO STATE 7-5 WM13 OKLAHOMA 2-1 WM14 NOTRE DAME 7-6 WM16 KANSAS STATE 1-0 WM16 KANSAS STATE 6-5 WM17 KANSAS STATE 6-2 WM17 KANSAS STATE 1-0 WM21 at Tulsa 10-8 WM23 at Northeastern State 7-0 WM23 at Northeastern State 4-2 WM30 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1-0 WA6 NORTHEASTERN STATE 12-4 WA6 NORTHEASTERN STATE 2-0 WA7 at Tulsa 0-2 LA11 EVANGEL 5-0 WA11 EVANGEL 11-5 WA12 TULSA 2-1 WA14 at Tulsa 2-6 LA20 #at Arkansas 4-5 LA20 #at Arkansas 2-0 WA23 TULSA 0-3 LA27 at Southwest Baptist 8-3 WA27 at Southwest Baptist 14-0 WA28 at Evangel 13-4 WA28 at Evangel 8-6 WM11 at St. Louis 5-6 LM11 at St. Louis 7-0 WNCAA District Five Playoffs (Tulsa, OK)M28 Tulsa 0-6 LM29 Creighton 11-4 WM29 Tulsa 1-2 L# Fort Smith, AR

1974 Record: 24-22Coach: Herb DallisM1 CREIGHTON 2-6 LM2 CREIGHTON 2-3 LM3 CREIGHTON (14) 3-2 WM4 CREIGHTON 8-7 WM5 CREIGHTON 1-5 LM8 at Cameron 1-2 LM8 at Cameron 1-2 LM13 NORTHEASTERN STATE 4-2 WM13 NORTHEASTERN STATE 7-3 WM15 KANSAS STATE 5-0 WM15 KANSAS STATE 7-9 LM16 KANSAS STATE 1-3 LM16 KANSAS STATE 5-4 WM17 CAMERON (12) 1-0 WM17 CAMERON 4-3 WM7 at Tulsa 2-10 LM24 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5-6 LM24 TULSA (12) 4-5 LM25 S. DAKOTA ST. (11) 7-6 WM26 OKLAHOMA STATE (8) 2-4 LM26 OKLAHOMA STATE 1-4 LM27 ARKANSAS (10) 0-1 LM27 ARKANSAS 1-0 WM29 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) 13-2 WM30 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) 9-4 WM30 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) 4-1 W

A2 at Oklahoma 0-6 LA2 at Oklahoma 2-6 LA6 at Missouri Southern 2-3 LA6 at Missouri Southern (8) 12-8 WA10 at Northeastern State 2-0 WA10 at Northeastern State 4-6 LA16 at Colorado 3-5 LA16 at Colorado 3-2 WA19 JOHN BROWN 3-1 WA19 JOHN BROWN 15-3 WA20 MISSOURI SOUTHERN (10) 1-0 WA20 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 14-2 WA23 TULSA (11) 6-5 WA24 at Tulsa 7-1 WA27 EVANGEL 2-0 WA27 EVANGEL 6-3 WM14 at Tulsa 7-5 WM15 TULSA 5-7 LM18 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 2-3 LM18 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 0-2 LM19 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 1-4 L

1975 Record: 22-16Coach: Herb DallisM3 at Oklahoma Baptist 5-8 LM3 at Oklahoma Baptist 12-1 WM5 PHILLIPS 2-0 WM5 PHILLIPS 5-4 WM8 CREIGHTON 3-0 WM20 NEBRASKA 2-1 WM20 NEBRASKA 8-0 WM21 NEBRASKA 9-1 WM21 NEBRASKA 4-1 WM22 NEBRASKA 2-3 LM22 NEBRASKA 4-0 WM25 TULSA 0-3 LA1 at Cameron 3-8 LA1 at Cameron 12-2 WA3 NORTHEASTERN STATE 7-1 WA3 NORTHEASTERN STATE 4-2 WA5 OKLAHOMA CITY 4-2 WA5 OKLAHOMA CITY 6-2 WA9 at Oklahoma State 2-3 LA9 at Oklahoma State 14-6 WA10 at John Brown 3-4 LA10 at John Brown 1-2 LA12 TULSA 5-3 WA15 at Arkansas 1-5 LA15 at Arkansas 2-4 LA17 at Northeastern State 10-0 WA17 at Northeastern State 9-6 WA19 TULSA 7-5 WA20 at Tulsa 1-2 LA21 at Phillips 3-8 LA21 at Phillips 7-3 WA25 at Southern Illinois 3-11 LA26 at Southern Illinois 1-2 LA26 at Southern Illinois 0-1 LA30 CAMERON 11-10 WM9 TULSA 1-5 LM12 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 2-4 LM12 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 8-4 W

1976 Record: 27-18Coach: Herb DallisF27 at Texas-Arlington 4-6 LF27 at Texas-Arlington 3-5 LF28 at Texas-Arlington 1-9 LM5 NORTHEASTERN STATE 3-1 WM5 NORTHEASTERN STATE 13-1 WM8 CAMERON 1-0 WM25 S. DAKOTA ST. (11) 7-6 WM26 OKLAHOMA STATE (8) 2-4 LM8 CAMERON 0-1 LM12 at Tulsa 4-12 LM15 at Northeastern State 5-4 WM15 at Northeastern State 9-2 WM19 KANSAS STATE 3-2 WM19 KANSAS STATE 4-5 LM20 KANSAS STATE 6-12 LM20 KANSAS STATE 9-0 WM23 OKLAHOMA STATE 6-1 W


game-By-game ResUltsM23 OKLAHOMA STATE 11-6 WM26 KANSAS 5-2 WM26 KANSAS 11-8 WM27 KANSAS 1-3 LM27 KANSAS 1-13 LM31 ARKANSAS 5-7 LM31 ARKANSAS 6-3 WA3 TULSA 7-11 LA6 at Oklahoma State 21-7 WA6 at Oklahoma State 4-7 LA9 at Oklahoma City 5-6 LA9 at Oklahoma City 4-2 WA10 WESTMINSTER 6-4 WA10 WESTMINSTER 6-0 WA14 OKLAHOMA CITY 8-6 WA14 OKLAHOMA CITY 8-5 WA21 at Creighton 9-1 WA21 at Creighton 6-5 WA22 at Creighton 4-1 WA22 at Creighton 6-2 WA24 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 8-13 LA24 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 7-6 WA25 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 9-0 WM5 at Kansas State 5-10 LM5 at Kansas State 9-12 LM9 at Tulsa 10-9 WM11 CREIGHTON 4-2 WM11 CREIGHTON 11-3 WM17 at Tulsa 1-7 LM18 TULSA 0-8 L

1977 Record: 35-17Coach: Larry CochellF22 at Arkansas 0-7 LF22 at Arkansas 2-0 WF26 at Texas-Arlington 5-0 WF26 at Texas-Arlington 12-5 WF28 at Dallas Baptist 11-7 WF28 at Dallas Baptist 16-7 WM1 at Southern Methodist 5-6 LM1 at Southern Methodist 8-1 WM4 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 12-2 WM5 at Oklahoma Baptist 10-1 WM5 at Oklahoma Baptist 2-3 LM8 SOUTHERN METHODIST 14-2 WM8 SOUTHERN METHODIST 9-4 WM14 CREIGHTON 17-3 WM15 CREIGHTON 2-4 LM15 CREIGHTON 7-4 WM18 KANSAS STATE 9-0 WM18 KANSAS STATE 1-2 LM19 NEW MEXICO 4-12 LM19 NEW MEXICO 1-7 LM22 EASTERN MICHIGAN 14-12 WM22 EASTERN MICHIGAN 7-6 WM23 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 12-2 WM23 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 12-15 LM24 BRADLEY 8-5 WM25 BRADLEY 0-12 LM28 #Washington State 6-11 LM29 #at Cal-Riverside 4-15 LM29 #Brigham Young 6-4 WM31 #Missouri 9-6 WM31 #California 20-8 WA1 #Pittsburgh 11-5 WA2 #UCLA 4-1 WA5 at Oklahoma 8-2 WA8 OKLAHOMA STATE 9-12 LA9 at Oklahoma 3-8 LA12 OKLAHOMA STATE 5-0 WA12 OKLAHOMA STATE 12-3 WA15 TEXAS A&M 9-8 WA15 TEXAS A&M 0-2 LA19 OKLAHOMA 6-7 LA23 at Tulsa 5-3 WA23 at Tulsa 5-1 WA25 at Oklahoma City 0-2 LA25 at Oklahoma City 11-1 WM2 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 2-1 WM2 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 10-2 WM3 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 13-2 WM3 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 8-2 WM5 TULSA 15-0 W

M6 TULSA 18-7 WM7 at Tulsa 2-10 L# Riverside Tournament, Riverside, CA

1978 Record: 45-12Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Midwest RegionalNCAA College World SeriesF27 at Southern Methodist 5-1 WF27 at Southern Methodist 6-4 WF28 at Texas-Arlington 16-8 WM1 at Texas-Arlington 11-6 WM6 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 7-6 WM10 at Texas A&M 2-3 LM11 at Texas A&M 7-0 WM11 at Texas A&M 4-14 LM13 KANSAS STATE 10-0 WM14 KANSAS STATE 8-5 WM16 KANSAS STATE 9-6 WM17 SOUTHERN METHODIST 6-0 WM18 SOUTHERN METHODIST 8-2 WM20 KANSAS 6-8 LM22 MISSOURI WESTERN 9-2 WM27 #Maine 3-1 WM28 #California 7-1 WM28 #at Cal-Riverside 6-10 LM30 #Washington State 12-4 WM30 #Oregon State 9-5 WA1 #Valdosta State 1-10 LA1 #Stanford 9-1 WA1 #Maine 4-5 LA4 TEXAS TECH 8-3 WA5 TEXAS TECH 1-3 LA7 at Oklahoma State 11-12 LA8 OKLAHOMA 6-9 LA11 at Oklahoma State 22-7 WA14 at Tulsa 11-8 WA15 at Tulsa 16-8 WA15 at Tulsa 7-4 WA18 at Oklahoma 22-8 WA21 BAYLOR 8-5 WA22 BAYLOR 3-1 WA22 BAYLOR 6-7 LA24 OKLAHOMA CITY 20-7 WM1 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-2 WM1 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-0 WM2 OKLAHOMA STATE 10-7 WM5 TULSA 3-2 WM6 TULSA 9-0 WM6 TULSA 5-4 WM8 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 3-2 WM9 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 11-5 WM11 IOWA STATE 6-3 WM12 IOWA STATE 7-5 WM13 IOWA STATE 10-7 WM15 OKLAHOMA 13-5 WM19 NORTHERN COLORADO 18-2 WM20 NORTHERN COLORADO 13-6 WNCAA Midwest Regional (Tulsa, OK)M26 Oklahoma State 10-3 WM27 Southern Illinois 8-5 WM28 Southern Illinois 7-2 WNCAA College World Series (Omaha, NE)J3 North Carolina 11-0 WJ4 Arizona State 6-7 LJ5 Miami (Fla.) 3-5 L# Riverside Tournament, Riverside, CA

1979 Record: 34-24Coach: Larry CochellF22 $ at Texas Wesleyan 9-0 WF23 at Baylor 1-3 LF25 at Baylor 1-2 LF25 at Baylor 4-9 LF26 at Texas-Arlington 0-1 LF26 at Texas-Arlington 10-5 WM2 MISSOURI 5-0 WM3 MISSOURI 12-7 WM3 MISSOURI 3-9 LM6 at Oklahoma State 3-1 WM8 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 4-6 LM9 at Oklahoma City 10-11 L

M10 OKLAHOMA CITY 8-3 WM10 OKLAHOMA CITY 3-4 LM12 IOWA STATE 8-4 WM13 IOWA STATE 18-4 WM14 IOWA STATE 4-7 LM16 SOUTHERN METHODIST 6-2 WM17 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1-3 LM17 SOUTHERN METHODIST 5-4 WM20 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 1-0 WM20 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 11-1 WM26 #Oregon 5-7 LM26 #Army 5-6 LM28 #Brigham Young 4-6 LM29 #Maine 8-1 WM29 #Seattle 8-10 LM30 #Indiana 3-2 WM31 #at Cal-Riverside 1-11 LA5 at Oklahoma 5-4 WA7 PHILLIPS 5-6 LA7 PHILLIPS 12-2 WA9 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 8-3 WA10 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 4-1 WA13 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 2-3 LA14 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 4-3 WA14 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 8-0 WA16 TEXAS WESLEYAN 10-3 WA17 ARKANSAS 5-2 WA20 BAYLOR 10-5 WA21 BAYLOR 1-3 LA21 BAYLOR 0-5 LA24 OKLAHOMA 12-5 WA27 TULSA 6-4 WA28 TULSA 1-3 LA28 TULSA 8-0 WM5 at Tulsa 2-3 LM5 at Tulsa 5-2 WM9 OKLAHOMA STATE 4-5 LM11 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 4-5 LM11 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 8-4 WM12 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 9-4 WM12 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 18-8 WM14 at Tulsa 12-16 LM15 TULSA 5-4 WM15 COLORADO STATE 9-1 WM16 COLORADO STATE 5-4 WM16 COLORADO STATE 11-3 W$ Game Forfeited by Opponent# Riverside Tournament, Riverside, CA

1980 Record: 38-16Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Midwest RegionalF26 at Texas Christian 6-0 WF26 at Texas Christian 6-4 WF27 at Southern Methodist 1-6 LF28 at Texas Wesleyan 8-5 WF29 at Texas-Arlington 12-4 WM5 TEXAS TECH 10-1 WM7 KANSAS 12-2 WM8 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 15-2 WM11 at Arkansas 7-3 WM11 at Arkansas 5-0 WM12 KANSAS STATE 7-2 WM13 KANSAS STATE 8-4 WM15 at Cal Poly Pomona 4-5 LM15 at Cal Poly Pomona 0-1 LM17 at Long Beach State 11-7 WM19 at Cal State-Los Angeles 2-6 LM20 at Southern California 1-3 LM21 Washington (Irvine,CA) 4-0 WM22 Oregon State (L. Beach,CA) 6-3 WM22 Oregon State (L. Beach,CA) 4-5 LM26 at Oklahoma 8-1 WM28 OKLAHOMA 2-5 LM31 CENTENARY 8-5 WM31 CENTENARY 4-7 LA2 ILLINOIS 6-1 WA4 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 12-3 WA5 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 2-1 WA5 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 4-3 WA8 at Tulsa 4-1 WA9 TULSA 7-3 WA11 MINNESOTA 4-12 L

A12 MINNESOTA 2-1 WA12 MINNESOTA 8-1 WA14 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 14-2 WA15 PHILLIPS 9-8 WA18 SOUTHERN METHODIST 11-4 WA19 SOUTHERN METHODIST 5-2 WA19 SOUTHERN METHODIST 3-5 LA21 at Oklahoma City (10) 6-5 WA22 OKLAHOMA STATE 11-4 WA23 OKLAHOMA CITY 10-4 WM3 ARKANSAS 2-4 LM5 S. WEST MISSOURI (11) 3-2 WM6 at Oklahoma State 1-2 LM7 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 21-4 WM9 TULSA 12-1 WM10 at Tulsa 6-9 LM12 NEW MEXICO STATE 7-0 WM13 NEW MEXICO STATE 5-7 LM16 NORTHERN COLORADO 5-0 WM17 NORTHERN COLORADO 12-1 WM17 NORTHERN COLORADO 18-5 WNCAA Midwest Regional (Tulsa, OK)M22 Arkansas 2-3 LM23 Nevada-Las Vegas 0-4 L

1981 Record: 45-10-1Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Midwest RegionalF27 at Texas-Arlington 4-3 WF27 at Texas-Arlington 7-3 WM4 at Texas 1-11 LM4 at Texas 10-10 TM6 KANSAS STATE 8-6 WM7 KANSAS STATE 4-1 WM7 KANSAS STATE 2-1 WM10 at Arkansas 6-3 WM10 at Arkansas 11-6 WM11 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 6-5 WM13 ILLINOIS 10-1 WM14 ILLINOIS 3-2 WM14 ILLINOIS 8-7 WM16 at UCLA 10-1 WM17 at Southern California 3-4 LM18 at Long Beach State 7-0 WM18 at Long Beach State 0-3 LM21 at Utah 6-5 WM21 at Utah 5-6 LM25 EVANGEL 8-4 WM27 EMPORIA STATE 7-3 WM28 EMPORIA STATE 8-0 WM28 EMPORIA STATE 5-2 WA1 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 19-6 WA2 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 8-7 WA4 OKLAHOMA CITY 12-2 WA4 OKLAHOMA CITY 9-3 WA8 at Oklahoma State 9-10 LA9 OKLAHOMA STATE 8-7 WA10 MINNESOTA 7-12 LA11 MINNESOTA 3-5 LA11 MINNESOTA 15-0 WA14 CENTENARY 18-6 WA15 PHILLIPS 11-0 WA17 at Oklahoma 6-5 WA20 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 6-2 WA21 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 7-6 WA24 *EVANSVILLE 15-4 WA24 *EVANSVILLE 8-2 WA25 *EVANSVILLE 12-1 WA25 *EVANSVILLE 22-10 WM1 ARKANSAS 6-8 LM2 ARKANSAS 5-1 WM2 ARKANSAS 8-2 WM4 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 8-2 WM5 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 8-2 WM6 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 6-3 WM8 TEXAS WESLEYAN 7-6 WM11 NORTHERN COLORADO 8-3 WM12 NORTHERN COLORADO 1-0 WMidwestern City Tournament Tulsa, OKM15 Xavier (Ohio) 3-1 WM16 Xavier (Ohio) 10-2 WNCAA Midwest Regional (Tulsa, OK)M22 Oklahoma State 3-4 L


game-By-game ResUltsM23 San Diego State 3-1 WM24 Southern Illinois 7-2 WM24 Oklahoma State 5-8 L* Midwestern City Conference Games

1982 Record: 49-13Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Midwest RegionalM3 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 16-11 WM6 EMPORIA STATE 15-1 WM6 EMPORIA STATE 11-0 WM7 EMPORIA STATE 9-0 WM8 PHILLIPS 8-0 WM9 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 4-3 WM12 ILLINOIS 13-1 WM13 ILLINOIS 2-5 LM15 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 9-3 WM16 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 3-1 WM17 NOTRE DAME 5-2 WM17 NOTRE DAME 2-1 WM18 NOTRE DAME 13-0 WM22 #Maine 5-2 WM23 #Brigham Young 3-9 LM23 #at Cal-Riverside 3-9 LM25 #Washington 18-2 WM25 #Tulane 12-7 WM26 #Wisconsin 6-2 WM27 #Stanford 3-2 WM27 #Brigham Young 12-4 WM31 KANSAS STATE 9-2 WM31 KANSAS STATE 7-0 WA1 KANSAS STATE 8-5 WA2 MINNESOTA 18-17 WA3 MINNESOTA 1-4 LA3 MINNESOTA 5-3 WA6 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 4-2 WA8 MISSISSIPPI 4-3 WA9 MISSISSIPPI 7-8 LA10 MISSISSIPPI 9-1 WA10 MISSISSIPPI 3-4 LA12 CENTENARY 12-3 WA13 CENTENARY 9-0 WA16 OKLAHOMA 0-4 LA17 at Oklahoma 10-2 WA17 at Oklahoma 6-0 WA20 TEXAS TECH 3-1 WA21 TEXAS TECH 8-2 WA23 *OKLAHOMA CITY 5-1 WA23 *OKLAHOMA CITY 0-3 LA24 *OKLAHOMA CITY 10-7 WA24 *OKLAHOMA CITY 10-1 WA28 OKLAHOMA STATE 7-3 WM1 TEXAS WESLEYAN 2-1 WM1 TEXAS WESLEYAN 10-3 WM3 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 9-3 WM4 WICHITA STATE 1-5 LM8 at Arkansas 3-10 LM8 at Arkansas 9-1 WM9 ARKANSAS 9-4 WM9 ARKANSAS 4-10 LM10 CREIGHTON 9-3 WM11 CREIGHTON 12-4 WM15 *at Evansville 9-7 WM15 *at Evansville 11-3 WM16 *at Evansville 10-4 WM16 *at Evansville 17-0 WMCC Tournament Detroit, MIM21 Detroit 9-6 WM22 Detroit 8-6 WNCAA Midwest Regional Stillwater, OKM27 Middle Tennessee 2-3 LM28 Minnesota 0-9 L* Midwestern City Conference Games# Riverside Tournament, Riverside, CA

1983 Record: 51-17Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Midwest RegionalF18 NORTHEASTERN STATE 9-0 WF18 NORTHEASTERN STATE 5-2 WF19 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 3-2 WF19 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 5-4 W

F24 at Texas Christian 8-7 WF25 at Texas-Arlington 6-5 WF25 at Texas-Arlington 2-3 LF26 at Texas-Arlington 3-0 WF28 at Texas 1-4 LM1 at Texas 2-3 LM5 EMPORIA STATE 15-0 WM5 EMPORIA STATE 8-1 WM7 PHILLIPS 15-8 WM8 MARYMOUNT (Kan.) 11-0 WM8 MARYMOUNT (Kan.) 17-2 WM11 INDIANA STATE 9-5 WM12 KANSAS 4-3 WM12 INDIANA STATE 10-7 WM13 NOTRE DAME 12-3 WM14 NOTRE DAME 8-0 WM15 KANSAS STATE 7-1 WM16 KANSAS STATE 14-4 WM19 at Long Beach State 7-3 WM22 #at Cal-Riverside 7-17 LM23 #Northwestern 10-7 WM24 #Washington State 3-4 LM24 #St. John’s 11-9 WM25 #Santa Clara 3-5 LM25 #Brigham Young 2-4 LM26 #California 4-3 WM30 ILLINOIS 10-2 WM30 ILLINOIS 8-4 WA2 MINNESOTA 6-5 WA2 MINNESOTA 12-7 WA9 OKLAHOMA 6-2 WA9 OKLAHOMA 8-5 WA11 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 10-0 WA12 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 10-9 WA15 OKLAHOMA STATE 10-2 WA16 at Oklahoma State 5-6 LA16 at Oklahoma State 10-8 WA19 at Wichita State 6-10 LA23 *EVANSVILLE 14-7 WA23 *EVANSVILLE 7-3 WA24 *EVANSVILLE 8-3 WA24 *EVANSVILLE 14-4 WA28 TEXAS WESLEYAN 6-8 LA29 TEXAS WESLEYAN 14-4 WA30 TEXAS WESLEYAN 3-4 LM2 TEXAS 7-6 WM3 TEXAS 6-1 WM6 at Arkansas 3-6 LM6 at Arkansas 3-11 LM7 ARKANSAS 8-3 WM7 ARKANSAS 1-4 LM11 *at St. Louis 11-2 WM11 *at St. Louis 7-2 WM16 *OKLAHOMA CITY 3-2 WM16 *OKLAHOMA CITY 3-7 LM17 *OKLAHOMA CITY 10-1 WM17 *OKLAHOMA CITY 5-3 WMCC Tournament Tulsa, OKM20 Notre Dame 18-5 WM21 Oklahoma City 11-4 WM22 Oklahoma City 11-1 WNCAA Midwest Regional Stillwater, OKM26 Arkansas 7-6 WM27 Oklahoma State 8-9 LM28 Wichita State 6-5 WM29 Oklahoma State 9-10 L* Midwestern City Conference Games# Riverside Tournament, Riverside, CA

1984 Record: 38-23-1Coach: Larry CochellF17 NORTHEASTERN STATE 0-8 LF18 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 9-1 WF18 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 17-6 WF23 at Texas-Arlington 2-5 LF24 at Texas Christian 2-1 WF25 at Texas-Arlington 6-9 LF25 at Texas-Arlington 3-1 WM1 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 12-6 WM2 EMPORIA STATE 4-1 WM3 EMPORIA STATE 6-0 WM3 EMPORIA STATE 6-1 WM5 PHILLIPS 6-3 W

M8 KANSAS 10-1 WM9 ILLINOIS 7-6 WM10 ILLINOIS 7-6 WM10 ILLINOIS 5-12 LM13 MISSOURI WESTERN 8-1 WM14 MISSOURI WESTERN 6-0 WM14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 4-3 WM16 INDIANA STATE 2-14 LM17 INDIANA STATE 0-1 LM17 INDIANA STATE 5-4 WM20 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 11-5 WM22 EVANGEL 9-0 WM26 #Oregon State 6-0 WM27 #Brigham Young 9-10 LM28 #San Diego State 5-12 LM28 #Washington State 0-9 LM29 #at Cal-Riverside 4-11 LM30 #Cal-Fullerton 4-5 LM31 #Seton Hall 5-2 WA4 WICHITA STATE 6-5 WA6 MINNESOTA 3-7 LA9 SOUTHEASTERN OK 12-13 LA11 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 6-5 WA13 *ST. LOUIS 21-0 WA13 *ST. LOUIS 14-0 WA14 *ST. LOUIS 6-1 WA14 *ST. LOUIS 7-2 WA17 OKLAHOMA 13-6 WA19 TEXAS TECH 3-1 WA20 *at Oklahoma City 14-10 WA21 *OKLAHOMA CITY 7-10 LA21 *OKLAHOMA CITY 9-14 LA27 TEXAS WESLEYAN 8-7 WA28 TEXAS WESLEYAN 13-4 WA28 TEXAS WESLEYAN 9-11 LM1 at Oklahoma 11-7 WM4 at Arkansas 1-13 LM4 at Arkansas 4-12 LM5 ARKANSAS 9-8 WM5 ARKANSAS 3-3 TM10 *at Evansville 4-2 WM10 *at Evansville 6-7 LM11 *at Evansville 7-6 WM11 *at Evansville 1-2 LM14 MIAMI (Fla.) 4-13 LM15 MIAMI (Fla.) 4-3 WMCC Tournament (Cincinnati, OH)M18 Xavier (Ohio) 6-1 WM19 Oklahoma City 7-5 WM20 Oklahoma City 6-9 LM20 Oklahoma City 9-10 L* Midwestern Collegiate Conference Games# Riverside Tournament, Riverside, CA

1985 Record: 50-19Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Midwest RegionalF15 NORTHEASTERN STATE 16-1 WF16 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 7-0 WF16 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 8-0 WF20 at Texas-Arlington 8-9 LF21 at Texas-Arlington 3-1 WF21 at Texas-Arlington 2-3 LF28 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 8-1 WM1 EMPORIA STATE 9-0 WM2 EMPORIA STATE 10-0 WM2 EMPORIA STATE 8-4 WM4 PHILLIPS 13-12 WM5 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 10-4 WM7 KANSAS 21-4 WM8 IOWA STATE 3-4 LM9 IOWA STATE 5-4 WM9 IOWA STATE 9-4 WM12 INDIANA STATE 4-9 LM14 INDIANA STATE 5-8 LM14 INDIANA STATE 20-5 WM15 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 4-1 WM18 at Loyola Marymount 2-8 LM19 at Southern California 15-1 WM20 at Long Beach State 9-4 WM22 Portland (Los Angeles,Calif.) 8-5 WM22 at Cal State-Los Angeles 13-3 WM23 at Cal-Irvine 18-15 W

M23 at Cal-Irvine 8-12 LM29 #Indiana State 10-1 WM30 #at Minnesota 4-2 WM30 #Arizona 3-2 WM31 #Indiana State 14-13 WA2 EVANGEL 16-7 WA5 UCLA 2-1 WA6 UCLA 3-0 WA6 UCLA 3-13 LA9 WICHITA STATE 5-4 WA10 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 10-2 WA12 *at Oklahoma City 11-4 WA12 *at Oklahoma City 17-6 WA14 *OKLAHOMA CITY 4-7 LA14 *OKLAHOMA CITY 7-0 WA16 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 4-0 WA17 OKLAHOMA 8-9 LA19 *at St. Louis 11-1 WA19 *at St. Louis 19-2 WA20 *at St. Louis 4-2 WA20 *at St. Louis 10-1 WA23 KANSAS STATE 9-7 WA24 at Oklahoma 7-9 LA26 NEW ORLEANS 2-7 LA27 NEW ORLEANS 8-5 WA27 NEW ORLEANS 8-1 WM3 *EVANSVILLE 6-0 WM3 *EVANSVILLE 14-7 WM4 *EVANSVILLE 3-2 WM4 *EVANSVILLE 1-2 LM7 at Wichita State 8-7 WM9 at Arkansas 4-6 LM10 at Arkansas 1-5 LM11 ARKANSAS 5-9 LM14 SW LOUISIANA 3-2 WMCC Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M17 Notre Dame 14-13 WM18 Xavier (Ohio) 5-10 LM18 Notre Dame 12-0 WM19 Xavier (Ohio) 14-7 WM19 Xavier (Ohio) 6-2 WNCAA Midwest Regional (Stillwater, OK)M24 Wichita State 1-12 LM25 Minnesota 17-8 WM26 Wichita State 14-15 L* Midwestern Collegiate Conference Games# Tourn. of Champions, Minneapolis, MN

1986 Record: 43-20Coach: Larry CochellNCAA Mideast RegionalF15 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 6-0 WF15 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 12-9 WF16 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 14-4 WF20 at Texas Christian 6-7 LF21 at Texas-Arlington 14-7 WF21 at Texas-Arlington 3-8 LF22 at Texas-Arlington 4-8 LF22 at Texas-Arlington 4-5 LF25 at Oklahoma City 17-4 WF26 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 17-9 WF28 *ST. LOUIS 11-0 WF28 *ST. LOUIS 9-5 WM1 *ST. LOUIS 15-0 WM1 *ST. LOUIS 12-1 WM4 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 7-1 WM7 IOWA STATE 6-5 WM8 IOWA STATE 12-2 WM8 IOWA STATE 11-3 WM12 INDIANA STATE 10-5 WM13 INDIANA STATE 3-2 WM14 WESTERN ILLINOIS 15-5 WM15 WESTERN ILLINOIS 8-7 WM15 WESTERN ILLINOIS 10-4 WM17 at Loyola Marymount 11-5 WM18 at Southern California 6-7 LM19 at UCLA 11-1 WM21 at Cal-Irvine 10-5 WM22 at Cal-Irvine 5-11 LM22 at Cal-Irvine 9-5 WM25 at Oklahoma 7-9 LM27 CAL POLY POMONA 10-7 WM28 NORTHEASTERN STATE 20-8 W


game-By-game ResUltsM29 CAL POLY POMONA 5-11 LM31 OKLAHOMA CITY 8-5 WA1 KANSAS STATE 10-6 WA4 NORTH CAROLINA 9-4 WA5 NORTH CAROLINA 1-3 LA8 WICHITA STATE 2-5 LA9 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 11-8 WA12 EMPORIA STATE 9-0 WA12 EMPORIA STATE 5-7 LA14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 11-10 WA16 OKLAHOMA 9-8 WA18 *at Evansville 4-1 WA18 *at Evansville 9-5 WA22 at Wichita State 5-1 WA24 EVANGEL 7-4 WA25 NEBRASKA 9-5 WA26 NEBRASKA 4-3 WM2 CALIFORNIA 6-8 LM3 CALIFORNIA 3-5 LM3 CALIFORNIA 8-10 LM5 at New Orleans 6-9 LM6 at New Orleans 8-6 WM8 at Arkansas 5-7 LM9 ARKANSAS 6-15 LM10 ARKANSAS 8-9 LMCC Tournament (Detroit,MI)M16 Xavier (Ohio) 3-1 WM17 Evansville 8-1 WM18 Detroit 6-5 WNCAA Mideast Regional (Ann Arbor, MI)M23 Central Michigan 2-7 LM24 Michigan 6-5 WM25 Central Michigan 2-6 L* MCC Games

1987 Record: 48-19Coach: Gary VaughtNCAA West I RegionalF14 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 7-1 WF14 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 0-3 LF19 at Texas-Arlington 8-1 WF24 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 12-3 WF24 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 3-1 WF27 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 11-1 WM3 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 7-1 WM3 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 14-7 WM4 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 3-8 LM4 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 12-1 WM6 TEXAS TECH 7-3 WM6 EMPORIA STATE 6-5 WM7 EMPORIA STATE 10-2 WM7 EMPORIA STATE 1-8 LM9 DALLAS BAPTIST 6-1 WM9 DALLAS BAPTIST 8-7 WM10 DALLAS BAPTIST 14-4 WM13 *ST. LOUIS 10-3 WM13 *ST. LOUIS 12-0 WM14 *ST. LOUIS 15-0 WM14 *ST. LOUIS 17-6 WM16 HOUSTON 8-6 WM17 WASHBURN 7-1 WM17 WASHBURN 21-11 WM18 WASHINGTON STATE 13-14 LM20 at Louisiana State 5-20 LM21 at Louisiana State 4-14 LM25 EVANGEL 20-3 WM27 SW LOUISIANA 10-2 WM28 SW LOUISIANA 6-3 WM28 SW LOUISIANA 3-2 WM31 WICHITA STATE 7-13 LA1 OKLAHOMA (x) 14-13 WA3 OKLAHOMA STATE 8-14 LA4 at Oklahoma State 5-8 LA8 at Oklahoma (x) 10-9 WA10 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 10-4 WA11 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 9-3 WA11 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 10-2 WA14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 16-5 WA16 at Creighton 12-7 WA17 at Nebraska 10-9 WA18 at Nebraska 9-7 WA20 at Wichita State 5-8 LA21 at Wichita State 4-3 W

A24 *EVANSVILLE (x) 2-1 WA24 *EVANSVILLE 6-3 WA25 *EVANSVILLE 7-2 WA25 *EVANSVILLE 9-8 WA27 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 11-7 WA29 PHILLIPS 21-4 WM1 KANSAS STATE 9-17 LM2 KANSAS STATE (x) 8-7 WM5 WICHITA STATE 3-10 LM7 at Arkansas 4-14 LM8 at Arkansas 5-17 LM9 ARKANSAS 10-2 WM10 CREIGHTON 5-10 LMCC Tournament (Evansville, IN)M15 Detroit 10-6 WM16 Evansville 4-0 WM17 Evansville 7-8 LM17 Evansville 7-3 WNCAA West I Regional (Palo Alto, CA)M22 Washington State 5-10 LM23 Minnesota 7-0 WM24 Wichita State 11-4 WM24 Washington State (x) 14-13 WM25 Stanford 4-9 L* Midwestern Collegiate Conference Games

1988 Record: 30-29Coach: Gary VaughtF19 at Baylor 1-5 LF20 at Baylor 8-6 WF20 at Baylor 9-2 WF26 #Texas-Arlington 1-8 LF26 #Oklahoma State 7-16 LF27 #at SW Louisiana (10) 8-4 WF28 #at SW Louisiana 3-7 LM1 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 5-0 WM4 BAYLOR 3-6 LM8 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 13-3 WM8 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 12-4 WM9 EMPORIA STATE 1-4 LM9 EMPORIA STATE 1-2 LM11 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 5-4 WM12 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 8-3 WM12 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 0-7 LM13 KENTUCKY 7-5 WM14 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 13-6 WM16 NEW MEXICO 5-3 WM18 OKLAHOMA 5-2 WM19 at Oklahoma (10) 6-7 LM20 KANSAS STATE 7-12 LM22 at Texas Tech 11-9 WM23 at Texas Tech 8-9 LM24 at Lubbock Christian 10-13 LM25 NORTHERN IOWA 10-8 WM26 WICHITA STATE 0-9 LM27 WICHITA STATE 5-6 LM29 KENT STATE 7-12 LM30 KENT STATE 2-3 LA1 CREIGHTON 8-2 WA2 CREIGHTON (8) 5-10 LA2 CREIGHTON 13-1 WA4 WASHBURN 9-3 WA4 WASHBURN 12-1 WA7 at Oklahoma State 3-8 LA8 OKLAHOMA STATE 3-7 LA9 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 8-4 WA12 DALLAS BAPTIST 3-1 WA12 DALLAS BAPTIST 2-12 LA13 at Wichita State 6-7 LA15 at San Diego State 2-13 LA16 at San Diego State 1-6 LA17 at San Diego State 2-11 LA18 at U.S. International 6-15 LA19 at U.S. International 15-5 WA22 NEBRASKA 7-9 LA23 NEBRASKA 4-8 LA24 NEBRASKA 11-1 WA26 at Wichita State 8-7 WA27 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 9-3 WA27 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 4-0 WA30 at Southwest Missouri 4-2 WM1 S.WEST MISSOURI (17) 5-4 WM7 at Kansas State 12-7 W

M8 at Kansas State 11-16 LM12 RICE 11-2 WM15 at Arkansas 7-18 LM16 at Arkansas 11-3 W# Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, LA)

1989 Record: 36-18Coach: Gary VaughtF16 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 5-1 WF16 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-5 WF20 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 14-0 WF20 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 12-0 WF21 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 6-1 WF21 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 9-4 WF24 #Tulane 6-3 WF25 #Louisiana State 7-10 LF26 #at New Orleans 1-2 LF28 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 2-7 LM1 CAMERON 14-3 WM3 KANSAS (10) 5-7 LM3 KANSAS 13-9 WM10 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 7-4 WM11 WICHITA STATE 3-21 LM12 WICHITA STATE 2-11 LM13 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 12-1 WM14 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 32-3 WM14 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 11-1 WM15 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (10) 15-14 WM16 TEXAS TECH 5-6 LM17 TEXAS TECH 4-5 LM18 IOWA STATE 10-7 WM19 IOWA STATE 5-3 WM21 MISSOURI 10-2 WM22 MISSOURI (11) 3-2 WM24 OKLAHOMA 9-5 WM25 at Oklahoma 11-18 LM26 OKLAHOMA STATE 12-5 WM28 WASHBURN 18-5 WM28 WASHBURN (10) 5-4 WM30 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 5-19 LA1 at New Mexico State 14-12 WA1 at New Mexico State 19-11 WA2 at New Mexico State 13-6 WA4 at Wichita State 1-4 LA5 at Wichita State 9-10 LA7 DALLAS BAPTIST 10-1 WA8 DALLAS BAPTIST (8) 5-4 WA8 DALLAS BAPTIST (8) 8-7 WA11 @Oklahoma State 6-1 WA12 at Oklahoma State 4-3 WA14 SAN DIEGO STATE 4-3 WA15 SAN DIEGO STATE (10) 6-5 WA16 SAN DIEGO STATE 4-8 LA18 at Nebraska 1-9 LA18 at Nebraska 4-3 WA19 at Creighton 2-4 LA20 at Creighton 9-6 WA21 at Kansas 10-11 LA22 at Kansas (11) 2-3 LA25 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-3 WA28 KANSAS STATE 5-13 LA29 KANSAS STATE 9-2 W# New Orleans Tournament, New Orleans, LA@ Tulsa County Stadium, Tulsa, OK

1990 Record: 37-25Coach: Allan BarkerF23 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 9-13 LF23 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 11-8 WF25 at East Central 16-3 WF25 at East Central 9-6 WF27 NORTHEASTERN STATE 11-4 WF27 NORTHEASTERN STATE 8-7 WM1 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 13-5 WM1 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 10-7 WM3 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 5-4 WM3 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 3-5 LM5 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 5-4 WM5 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 5-9 LM6 at Northwestern Oklahoma 6-9 LM6 at Northwestern Oklahoma 10-7 WM9 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 12-6 W

M10 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 5-7 LM12 BELLEVUE (10) 9-10 LM13 NEW MEXICO STATE 3-2 WM16 WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE 8-0 WM16 WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE 13-3 WM17 WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE 9-0 WM17 WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE 10-5 WM21 at Southwest Baptist 10-7 WM21 at Southwest Baptist 12-6 WM27 at Northeastern State 0-5 LM27 at Northeastern State 2-1 WM29 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 5-6 LM29 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 9-7 WM31 at Oklahoma Baptist 3-2 WM31 at Oklahoma Baptist 6-12 LA5 at Oklahoma Christian 8-10 LA5 at Oklahoma Christian 9-0 WA6 DALLAS BAPTIST 0-7 LA7 DALLAS BAPTIST 0-8 LA7 DALLAS BAPTIST 1-6 LA10 COLL. OF SOUTHWEST 9-11 LA10 COLL. OF SOUTHWEST 1-12 LA14 at Oklahoma City 2-1 WA14 at Oklahoma City 1-6 LA16 at Kansas NewmanA16 at Kansas NewmanA17 MISSOURI SOUTHERN (8) 3-2 WA17 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 4-2 WA19 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA.A19 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 2-11 LA21 EAST CENTRAL 2-1 WA21 EAST CENTRAL 5-6 LA23 at Arkansas 3-10 LA24 KANSAS NEWMAN 4-1 WA24 KANSAS NEWMAN 6-5 WA28 OKLAHOMA CITY 7-5 WA28 OKLAHOMA CITY 2-3 LM1 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 0-11 LM1 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST (8) 9-8 WNAIA District Nine Playoffs (Tulsa, OK)M4 Southeastern Oklahoma 4-15 LM4 Oklahoma Baptist 4-3 WM5 Southwestern Oklahoma 7-4 WM6 Oklahoma City 5-11 L

1991 Record: 60-15Coach: Allan BarkerF19 PITTSBURG STATE 2-1 WF19 PITTSBURG STATE 11-0 WF21 at Arkansas 1-2 LF23 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 8-4 WF23 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 6-1 WF27 at Northwestern Oklahoma 6-9 LF27 at Northwestern Oklahoma 10-7 WM2 EAST CENTRAL 10-2 WM3 BELLEVUE 12-8 WM4 NORTHWOOD INSTITUTE 4-7 LM5 NORTHWOOD INSTITUTE 8-6 WM7 EASTERN MICHIGAN 6-2 WM9 at Oklahoma Baptist 6-7 LM9 at Oklahoma Baptist 2-8 LM10 EASTERN MICHIGAN 6-8 LM12 at East Central 12-0 WM12 at East Central 14-10 WM14 at Oklahoma City 10-7 WM14 at Oklahoma City (8) 7-6 WM16 HANNIBAL-LaGRANGE 12-2 WM16 HANNIBAL-LaGRANGE 6-1 WM17 MISSOURI VALLEY (8) 8-7 WM17 MISSOURI VALLEY 3-2 WM19 at Northeastern State 3-9 LM19 at Northeastern State 5-1 WM20 VALLEY CITY STATE 15-6 WM21 VALLEY CITY STATE 6-4 WM21 VALLEY CITY STATE 14-4 WM23 at Southwestern Oklahoma 13-3 WM23 at Southwestern Oklahoma 10-0 WM26 at Southeastern Oklahoma 13-11 WM26 at Southeastern Oklahoma 5-4 WM27 ARKANSAS TECH 13-3 WM29 COLL. OF SOUTHWEST 7-2 WM30 at Oklahoma Christian 8-2 WM30 at Oklahoma Christian 14-1 W


game-By-game ResUltsA1 at Pittsburg State 7-1 WA1 at Pittsburg State 11-3 WA4 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 5-4 WA4 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 10-0 WA6 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 4-1 WA6 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 4-3 WA9 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 7-6 WA9 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 8-2 WA11 at Missouri Southern 5-2 WA11 at Missouri Southern 0-1 LA13 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 12-2 WA13 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 3-0 WA15 NORTHEASTERN STATE 8-1 WA15 NORTHEASTERN STATE 6-0 WA16 at Central Oklahoma 10-5 WA16 at Central Oklahoma 22-9 WA19 DALLAS BAPTIST 10-12 LA20 DALLAS BAPTIST 5-10 LA20 DALLAS BAPTIST 8-2 WA23 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 5-6 LA23 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 2-9 LA25 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST 5-3 WA27 OKLAHOMA CITY 4-3 WA27 OKLAHOMA CITY 3-2 WA28 BENEDICTINE 10-0 WA28 BENEDICTINE (8) 7-6 WA30 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 0-5 LA30 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 15-3 WNAIA District Nine Playoffs (Tulsa, OK)M3 Southeastern Oklahoma 10-6 WM5 Oklahoma Baptist 9-7 WM6 Oklahoma Baptist 12-11 WNAIA Area Three Playoffs (Mayville, ND)M16 Emporia State 12-9 WM17 Mayville (N.D.) 24-7 WM18 Mayville (N.D.) 5-0 WNAIA College World Series (Lewiston, ID)M26 Lewis-Clark State 8-13 LM27 Grand View (Iowa) 6-0 WM28 South Carolina-Aiken 3-2 WM29 North Florida 3-2 WM31 Lewis-Clark State 0-7 L

1992 Record: 35-17-2Coach: Allan BarkerF18 at Southwestern Oklahoma 2-3 LF18 at Southwestern Oklahoma 5-5 TF22 MO. SOUTHERN (11) 5-4 WF22 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-14 LF25 at Pittsburg State 11-3 WF25 at Pittsburg State 13-1 WF29 LINDENWOOD 13-6 WF29 LINDENWOOD 8-2 WM1 at Northeastern State 4-0 WM1 at Northeastern State 5-1 WM3 BRIAR CLIFF 6-2 WM3 BRIAR CLIFF 10-5 WM5 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 13-3 WM11 PITTSBURG STATE 21-1 WM11 PITTSBURG STATE 12-5 WM12 EVANGEL 2-1 WM12 EVANGEL 11-1 WM13 WISC.-EAU CLAIRE 6-1 WM13 WISC.-EAU CLAIRE 11-4 WM16 #Missouri Southern 7-3 WM16 #Miami (Ohio) 3-9 LM17 #Texas A&M 9-0 WM17 #at Texas-Pan American 6-7 LM18 #Arkansas State 1-5 LM19 #Texas-Pan American 4-2 WM20 #Miami (Ohio) 4-1 WM21 #Miami (Ohio) 3-5 LM23 at Oklahoma Baptist (9) 6-5 WM23 at Oklahoma Baptist 9-10 LM25 at Arkansas 5-3 WM27 VALLEY CITY STATE 1-2 LM27 VALLEY CITY STATE 5-1 WM28 VALLEY CITY STATE 15-0 WM30 KANSAS NEWMAN 2-0 WM30 KANSAS NEWMAN 4-1 WM31 KANSAS NEWMAN 10-3 WA2 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 2-3 LA2 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 3-0 W

A4 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 5-7 LA4 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. 8-4 WA7 at Central Oklahoma 13-8 WA9 at Southeastern Oklahoma 5-0 WA9 at Southeastern Oklahoma 1-8 LA11 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 13-3 WA12 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 8-0 WA14 at Missouri Southern 6-7 LA14 at Missouri Southern 3-13 LA16 NORTHEASTERN STATE 5-5 TA18 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 1-4 LA18 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 5-7 LA22 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 6-3 WA25 OKLAHOMA CITY 6-3 WA25 OKLAHOMA CITY (10) 6-8 LA28 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 2-6 L# Jody Ramsey Tournament (Edinburg, TX)

1993 Record: 35-16Coach: Allan BarkerF21 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 6-0 WF21 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-6 WF23 PITTSBURG STATE 8-6 WF23 PITTSBURG STATE 17-5 WM1 at Texas Tech 0-6 LM2 at Texas Tech 3-4 LM5 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 9-3 WM5 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 7-0 WM9 at Nebraska 12-7 WM9 at Nebraska 5-6 LM10 at Nebraska 4-8 LM12 NEW MEXICO STATE 9-15 LM13 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 10-4 WM14 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 3-13 LM16 NEW MEXICO STATE 4-3 WM20 at Baylor 2-0 WM20 at Baylor 4-1 WM21 MISSOURI VALLEY 10-4 WM21 MISSOURI VALLEY 7-4 WM23 NORTHEASTERN STATE 3-1 WM23 NORTHEASTERN STATE 8-7 WM25 ARKANSAS TECH 8-3 WM25 ARKANSAS TECH 9-2 WM27 at Texas Christian 4-2 WM27 at Texas Christian 0-1 LM28 at Texas Christian 2-10 LM30 HASTINGS 10-0 WM30 HASTINGS 12-0 WM31 at Arkansas 5-13 LA1 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-2 WA3 KANSAS NEWMAN 4-2 WA3 KANSAS NEWMAN 15-1 WA6 at Missouri Southern 6-2 WA6 at Missouri Southern (8) 5-6 LA9 at Oklahoma City 8-11 LA10 OKLAHOMA CITY 6-17 LA10 OKLAHOMA CITY 6-3 WA13 WICHITA STATE 2-5 LA14 at Wichita State (12) 7-8 LA17 at Lubbock Christian 9-4 WA17 at Lubbock Christian 9-6 WA18 at Lubbock Christian 23-13 WA20 ARKANSAS 1-16 LA21 at Wichita State 4-0 WA22 at Wichita State 5-9 LA24 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 4-3 WA24 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 11-7 WA25 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 8-7 WM1 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 11-7 WM1 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. 8-4 WM2 SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. 6-4 W

1994 Record: 30-23Coach: Allan BarkerF13 MO. SOUTHERN (10) 6-5 WF18 NEBRASKA 11-1 WF19 NEBRASKA 11-6 WF20 NEBRASKA 5-4 WF23 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 16-12 WF26 at Northwestern State (La.) 2-6 LF26 at Northwestern St (La.) (14) 5-4 WF27 at Northwestern State 8-5 W

M2 at Oklahoma State 3-7 LM3 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3-8 LM4 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 15-1 WM5 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 10-2 WM6 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 6-7 LM7 BAYLOR 8-6 WM11 at Rice (10) 9-8 WM12 at Rice 4-6 LM12 at Rice 3-4 LM14 CENTRAL MISSOURI 7-1 WM15 IOWA STATE 16-1 WM16 MISSOURI 5-2 WM17 MISSOURI 3-5 LM18 CENTENARY 10-1 WM19 CENTENARY 1-10 LM19 CENTENARY 4-2 WM21 MINNESOTA 3-1 WM22 at Missouri (10) 10-11 LM23 at Missouri 3-21 LM27 at Southwest Missouri 4-3 WM27 at Southwest Missouri 1-6 LM29 ARKANSAS 8-7 WM30 at Arkansas 4-7 LA2 LeTOURNEAU 10-6 WA4 at Baylor (11) 8-7 WA5 at Baylor 19-4 WA6 OKLAHOMA STATE (11) 11-12 LA8 at Nebraska 3-5 LA9 at Nebraska 3-8 LA10 at Nebraska 2-3 LA12 ARKANSAS 3-1 WA15 at Texas-Arlington 3-8 LA16 at Texas-Arlington 2-1 WA20 at Arkansas 12-2 WA22 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 2-0 WA24 ARKANSAS COLLEGE 14-1 WA24 ARKANSAS COLLEGE 10-0 WA30 NEW MEXICO STATE 0-6 LM3 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 6-3 WM4 WICHITA STATE 3-8 LM7 RICE 1-11 LM7 RICE 2-4 LM8 RICE (13) 3-2 WM11 at Wichita State 0-9 LM12 at Kansas 0-3 L

1995 Record: 21-34Coach: Allan BarkerF18 KANSAS STATE 8-6 WF19 KANSAS STATE 14-9 WF24 #Kasnas State 2-3 LF25 #Creighton 2-9 LF25 #at McNeese State 0-7 LF26 #Creighton 3-6 LF28 at Texas-Arlington 4-9 LM5 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 4-8 LM5 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 6-3 WM9 at Southwest Missouri 4-11 LM11 @Portland State 2-18 LM11 @at New Mexico State 13-14 LM13 @Miami-Ohio 7-4 WM14 @at New Mexico State 9-3 WM15 @Miami-Ohio 16-19 LM15 @at New Mexico State 2-12 LM16 @New Mexico 6-11 LM17 @Miami-Ohio 10-3 WM20 MINNESOTA 4-2 WM21 MINNESOTA 2-1 WM21 ARKANSAS 0-7 LM22 KANSAS 7-4 WM25 BUTLER 9-11 LM25 BUTLER 8-7 WM26 BUTLER 3-6 LM26 BUTLER 4-1 WM28 OKLAHOMA STATE 2-12 LM29 at Southwest Missouri 10-5 WA1 NORTHWESTERN STATE 4-5 LA1 NORTHWESTERN STATE 6-7 LA2 NORTHWESTERN STATE 4-7 LA4 $ARKANSAS 2-8 LA5 at Southeast Missouri 8-5 WA6 at Southeast Missouri 3-5 LA8 MISSOURI 2-10 L

A8 MISSOURI 9-14 LA9 MISSOURI 3-14 LA13 at Oklahoma State 7-2 WA14 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 4-3 WA15 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 4-3 WA15 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 2-1 WA18 OKLAHOMA 3-9 LA22 at Kansas State 9-8 WA23 at Kansas State 10-16 LA25 ARKANSAS 5-0 WA26 at Arkansas 1-9 LA29 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 7-6 WA30 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 6-7 LA30 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 3-5 LM9 WICHITA STATE 5-4 WM10 at Wichita State 0-9 LM12 at Kansas 1-7 LM13 at Kansas 6-13 LM13 at Kansas 7-13 LM14 KANSAS 2-7 L# Lake Area Classic at McNeese State@ Hampton Inn Classic at Mew Mexico State$ at Drillers Stadium, Tulsa, OK

1996 Record: 32-24Coach: Sunny GollowayF9 at Texas Christian 2-13 LF10 at Texas Christian 3-2 WF10 at Texas Christian 9-10 LF13 PITTSBURG STATE 5-0 WF15 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 18-3 WF17 CREIGHTON 6-2 WF17 CREIGHTON 14-3 WF18 CREIGHTON 10-2 WF20 at Arkansas 7-19 LF21 at Arkansas-Little Rock 2-6 LF23 NEBRASKA 3-7 LF24 NEBRASKA 10-5 WF25 NEBRASKA 11-8 WF28 at Centenary 1-0 WF28 at Centenary 6-2 WF29 at Centenary 8-3 WM2 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 14-3 WM3 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 7-4 WM5 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 5-3 WM9 TAMPA 5-1 WM9 TAMPA 1-6 LM10 TAMPA 1-0 WM13 #Notre Dame 2-6 LM14 #Indiana 4-5 LM15 #Southern Illinois 9-0 WM16 #Notre Dame 6-10 LM19 MISSOURI WESTERN 16-3 WM20 at Oklahoma 8-2 WM22 at Texas 4-10 LM23 at Texas 0-7 LM26 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 8-6 WM30 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 5-3 WM30 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 10-4 WM31 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 16-14 WA2 ARKANSAS 2-3 LA5 at Nebraska 5-9 LA6 at Nebraska 6-7 LA7 at Nebraska (10) 9-10 LA10 ARKANSAS (10) 8-7 WA12 at Missouri 4-5 LA13 at Missouri 8-9 LA17 at Creighton 9-7 WA17 at Crieghton 18-10 WA20 IOWA STATE 7-8 LA20 IOWA STATE 4-0 WA21 IOWA STATE 8-7 WA23 OKLAHOMA 5-3 WA24 at Arkansas 5-18 LA26 OKLAHOMA STATE 7-2 WA27 at Oklahoma State 4-11 LM4 KANSAS 3-1 WM5 KANSAS 4-14 LM8 at Kansas State 9-6 WM8 at Kansas State 12-14 LM11 @Creighton 5-7 LM12 at Kansas 2-3 L# -at Irish Classic (San Antonio, TX)@ -at Lawrence, KS


game-By-game ResUlts1997 Record: 26-30Coach: Sunny GollowayF1 at Texas Christian 21-3 WF2 at Texas Christian 20-12 WF3 PITTSBURG STATE 10-2 WF7 at Texas 5-7 LF8 at Texas 1-6 LF9 at Texas 8-20 LF15 MISSOURI 2-9 LF15 MISSOURI 6-1 WF16 MISSOURI 7-8 LF19 at Louisiana-Lafayette 3-22 LF20 at Louisiana-Lafayette 5-12 LF22 at Arizona 3-12 LF23 at Arizona 5-3 WF27 SOUTHERN NAZARENE 8-6 WM1 BRADLEY 3-5 LM1 BRADLEY 8-5 WM2 BRADLEY (10) 6-5 WM5 at Texas Southern 6-2 WM6 at Houston 9-5 WM8 CENTENARY 4-6 LM8 CENTENARY 3-1 WM9 CENTENARY 5-2 WM14 #MICHIGAN 6-14 LM15 #PEPPERDINE 0-3 LM16 #KANSAS STATE 1-11 LM21 EASTERN ILLINOIS 5-6 LM22 EASTERN ILLINOIS 10-9 WM23 EASTERN ILLINOIS 14-6 WM26 HOWARD 12-3 WM27 HOWARD 9-11 LM27 KANSAS (10) 2-4 LM28 OREGON STATE 5-20 LM29 OREGON STATE 2-8 LM31 at Kansas 1-9 LA2 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 8-2 WA5 OKLAHOMA 8-9 LA11 EAST CENTRAL 5-1 WA11 EAST CENTRAL 11-3 WA14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 13-2 WA14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 19-5 WA15 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 12-7 WA19 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 12-4 WA19 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 2-7 LA20 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 4-14 LA22 ARKANSAS 6-11 LA23 at Arkansas 5-15 LM2 OKLAHOMA STATE 5-4 WM3 at Oklahoma State 0-15 LM6 at Centenary 8-3 WM6 at Centenary 11-2 WM9 at Kansas State (10) 15-14 WM10 at Kansas State 5-20 LM11 at Kansas State 12-13 LM15 at Miami-Fla. 3-20 LM16 at Miami-Fla. 3-7 LM17 at Miami-Fla. (10) 11-12 L#-F&M Bank Classic (Tulsa, OK)

1998 Record: 45-20 (18-6 Mid-Con)Coach: Sunny GollowayMid-Con ChampionsNCAA Midwest RegionalF7 SOUTHERN NAZARENE 10-5 WF11 PITTSBURG STATE 9-4 WF13 $ Texas-Arlington 9-1 WF14 $ Texas A&M 3-17 LF15 $ Arkansas State 16-12 WF18 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 4-12 LF21 ST. LOUIS 5-1 WF21 ST. LOUIS 13-4 WF22 ST. LOUIS 11-7 WF24 at Texas 4-6 LF27 at TCU 12-13 LF28 at TCU 5-27 LM1 at TCU 6-5 WM5 # Ohio State 5-10 LM5 # UNLV 4-10 LM6 # Cal State-Northridge 14-7 WM7 # Washington State 10-6 WM8 # Lewis-Clark State 5-1 W

M10 EAST CENTRAL 8-1 WM14 ^Michigan (10) 7-8 LM14 at Oklahoma 9-5 WM21 CHICAGO STATE* 10-1 WM21 CHICAGO STATE* 3-7 LM22 CHICAGO STATE* 5-0 WM22 CHICAGO STATE* 7-2 WM25 EMPORIA STATE 13-9 WM27 HOWARD 8-3 WM28 HOWARD 6-7 LM28 HOWARD 16-1 WM29 HOWARD 8-3 WA1 OKLAHOMA 2-4 LA4 at Western Illinois* 5-6 LA4 at Western Illinois* 12-1 WA5 at Western Illinois* 15-0 WA5 at Western Illinois* 0-5 LA8 PANHANDLE STATE 18-0 WA8 PANHANDLE STATE 18-3 WA11 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS* 4-3 WA11 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS* 9-0 WA12 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS* 9-0 WA12 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS* 6-7 LA15 at Arkansas 7-19 LA18 at Valparaiso* (8) 5-4 WA18 at Valparaiso* 2-1 WA19 at Valparaiso* 1-3 LA19 at Valparaiso* 9-3 WA22 ARKANSAS 5-8 LA25 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 4-8 LA25 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 4-2 WA26 VALPARAISO* 13-6 WA26 VALPARAISO* 16-1 WA28 EAST CENTRAL 21-8 WM2 at Chicago State* 9-3 WM2 at Chicago State* 7-0 WM3 at Northeastern Illinois* 7-4 WM3 at Northeastern Illinois* 16-4 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M7 Central Connecticut 5-3 WM8 C.W. Post 12-5 WM9 Valparaiso 7-4 WM10 Valparaiso 12-10 WNCAA Play-In (Tulsa, OK)M14 BUTLER (10) 5-4 WM14 BUTLER 18-5 WNCAA Central Regional (College Station, TX)M21 Rice 1-11 LM22 UNC Charlotte 20-13 WM23 Washington 6-13 L$- at UTA Howard Johnson Classic (Arlington, TX)#- at UNLV Desert Classic (Las Vegas, NV)^-at Norman, OK

1999 Record: 46-15 (14-4 Mid-Con)Coach: Sunny GollowayMid-Con ChampionsNCAA Central RegionalF5 $ Texas Christian 11-3 WF6 $ Sam Houston State 12-13 LF7 $ Texas Arlington 9-4 WF13 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 23-2 WF14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 16-7 WF19 INDIANA STATE 6-8 LF20 INDIANA STATE 15-10 WF21 INDIANA STATE 9-2 WF26 # Texas Arlington 3-5 LF27 # Oklahoma 8-6 WF28 # Arkansas State 14-3 WM3 at Texas 7-11 LM5 CW POST 10-4 WM6 CW POST 12-4 WM7 CW POST 10-5 WM10 at Texas Arlington 5-2 WM14 at Texas Christian 20-10 WM16 IOWA STATE 9-0 WM17 IOWA STATE 18-8 WM19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 12-3 WM20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 12-5 WM21 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 10-9 WM27 CHICAGO STATE * 6-4 WM27 CHICAGO STATE * 2-1 WM28 CHICAGO STATE * 18-3 W

M28 CHICAGO STATE * 11-2 WM31 + Oklahoma State 5-11 LA2 USAO 13-2 WA6 OKLAHOMA 4-5 LA7 ^ Oklahoma State 6-12 LA10 OAKLAND 14-1 WA10 OAKLAND 9-6 WA11 OAKLAND 4-3 WA11 OAKLAND 10-0 WA14 ARKANSAS 6-15 LA18 at Youngstown State * 2-5 LA18 at Youngstown State * 2-6 LA21 at Arkansas 12-5 WA24 IUPUI * 10-2 WA24 IUPUI * 11-2 WA25 IUPUI * 9-0 WA25 IUPUI * 10-5 WA27 HILLSDALE BAPTIST 19-1 WM1 at Western Illinois * 3-10 LM1 at Western Illinois * 7-3 WM2 at Western Illinois * 5-3 WM2 at Western Illinois * 16-6 WM6 at Kansas 6-4 WM7 at Kansas 15-5 WM8 KANSAS 10-2 WM9 KANSAS 6-7 LM14 at Valparaiso * 6-0 WM14 at Valparaiso * 0-3 LM15 at Valparaiso * 9-5 WM15 at Valparaiso * 18-6 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M20 IUPUI 12-3 WM21 Western Illinois 10-3 WM22 Chicago State 15-2 WM23 Valparaiso 5-4 WNCAA Central Regional (Wichita, KS)M28 at Wichita State 5-13 LM29 vs. Oklahoma State 4-12 L$-Gateway Classic (Laredo, TX)#-Arlington Morning News Invitational (Arlington, TX)+-at Bricktown Ballpark (Oklahoma City, OK)^-Drillers Stadium (Tulsa, OK)

2000 Record: 49-15 (26-1 Mid-Con)Coach: Sunny GollowayMid-Con ChampionsNCAA Regional F11 # New Orleans 16-7 WF12 # McNeese State 8-10 LF13 # Wisconsin-Milwaukee 7-5 WF15 SOUTHERN NAZARENE 5-3 WF18 $ Houston 0-9 LF19 $ Sam Houston State 6-4 WF20 $ Oklahoma 2-15 LF23 at Texas-Arlington 8-1 WF25 NORTHWESTERN STATE 8-5 WF26 ST. LOUIS 8-7 WF27 ST. LOUIS 9-7 WM4 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 14-2 WM5 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-6 WM11 at Baylor 3-0 WM11 at Baylor (16) 9-8 WM12 at Baylor 4-10 LM14 at Texas 2-4 LM19 OKLAHOMA CITY 11-4 WM21 OKLAHOMA 1-4 LM25 IUPUI* 13-1 WM25 IUPUI* 6-4 WM26 IUPUI* 8-4 WM26 IUPUI* 6-4 WM28 ARK-LITTLE ROCK (11) 7-6 WM31 at Minnesota 2-5 LA1 at Minnesota 0-7 LA2 at Minnesota 0-11 LA4 % Oklahoma State 11-13 LA8 VALPARAISO* 15-1 WA8 VALPARAISO* 21-4 WA9 VALPARAISO* 10-2 WA9 VALPARAISO* 6-5 WA11 ARKANSAS 4-5 LA15 at Oakland* 16-8 WA15 at Oakland* 9-7 WA16 at Oakland* 12-6 W

A16 at Oakland* (8) 11-5 WA18 at Arkansas 8-4 WA21 at Southern Utah* 11-7 WA21 at Southern Utah* 4-5 LA22 at Southern Utah* 14-10 WA25 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 6-5 WA26 at Oklahoma State 6-2 WA29 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* 3-2 WA29 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* 5-3 WA30 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* 5-0 WA30 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* 8-7 WM6 CHICAGO STATE* 2-1 WM6 CHICAGO STATE* 16-1 WM7 CHICAGO STATE* 15-0 WM7 CHICAGO STATE* 5-0 WM10 TEXAS WESLEYAN 6-5 WM12 at Western Illinois* 6-2 WM12 at Western Illinois* 12-9 WM13 at Western Illinois* 10-5 WM13 at Western Illinois* 10-9 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M17 Valparaiso 5-3 WM18 Southern Utah 1-6 LM19 Youngstown State 26-2 WM19 Oakland 20-1 WM20 Southern Utah 8-4 WNCAA Regional (Oklahoma City, OK)M26 Oklahoma 5-6 LM27 Delaware 4-2 WM27 Oklahoma 7-9 L#-at McNeese State Tournament (Lake Charles, LA)$-at Univ. of Houston Tournament (Houston, TX)%-at Drillers Stadium (Tulsa, OK)

2001Record: 45-13 (26-1)Coach: Sunny GollowayMid-Con ChampionsNCAA RegionalF17 # Southwest Missouri 5-2 WF17 # Arkansas State 17-7 WF18 # Texas-Arlington 4-6 LF20 SOUTHERN NAZARENE 9-1 WF23 $ Southern Illinois 2-4 LF24 $ Centenary 6-5 WF25 $ Northwestern State 2-0 WM2 MASSACHUSETTES 5-2 WM3 MASSACHUSETTES 13-4 WM4 MASSACHUSETTES 16-1 WM6 at Arizona State 3-17 LM9 CREIGHTON 1-0 WM10 CREIGHTON 4-2 WM13 OKLAHOMA 11-4 WM14 USAO 22-0 WM16 WASHINGTON STATE 4-1 WM17 WASHINGTON STATE 3-7 LM18 WASHINGTON STATE 9-14 LM20 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 8-4 WM24 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 4-1 WM25 at Southwest Missouri 5-12 LM31 OAKLAND* 20-1 WM31 OAKLAND* 16-1 WA1 OAKLAND* 5-1 WA1 OAKLAND* 5-4 WA4 at Kansas State 11-3 WA7 SOUTHERN UTAH* 6-5 WA7 SOUTHERN UTAH* 7-6 WA8 SOUTHERN UTAH* 4-1 WA9 SOUTHERN UTAH* 4-3 WA10 at Texas-Arlington 7-1 WA14 at Youngstown State* 9-5 WA14 at Youngstown State* 8-1 WA15 at Youngstown State* 4-2 WA17 ARKANSAS 2-4 LA19 ARIZONA STATE (11) 2-5 LA21 at Chicago State* 24-7 WA21 at Chicago State* 11-13 LA24 ^Oklahoma 3-2 WA25 KANSAS STATE 12-5 WA28 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 5-4 WA28 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 10-4 WA29 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 11-0 WA29 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 4-1 WM1 at Arkansas 0-10 L


game-By-game ResUltsM2 BRIGHAM YOUNG 3-5 LM3 ST. GREGORY’S 10-1 WM5 at IUPUI* 9-2 WM5 at IUPUI* 11-0 WM6 at IUPUI* 9-4 WM6 at IUPUI* 21-0 WM8 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 8-4 WM12 at Valparaiso* 9-4 WM12 at Valparaiso* 15-3 WM13 at Valparaiso* 11-1 WM13 at Valparaiso* 15-1 W Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M17 Youngstown State 10-3 WM18 Southern Utah 4-3 WM19 Southern Utah 13-8 WNCAA Regional (Los Angeles, CA) M25 Southern California 4-12 LM26 Fresno State 1-2 L#-at UTA Invitational (Arlington, TX)$-NSU Baseball Classic (Natchitoches, LA)^-at Drillers Stadium (Tulsa, OK)

2002Record: 48-19 (16-2 Mid-Con)Coach: Sunny GollowayMid-Con ChampionsNCAA RegionalJ31 $ Southern Utah 9-1 WF1 $ Oregon State (11) 9-10 L F2 $ Arizona State 4-5 LF9 at Hawaii-Hilo 9-2 WF9 at Hawaii-Hilo 4-3 WF10 at Hawaii-Hilo 6-1 WF10 at Hawaii-Hilo 20-6 WF15 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 7-1 WF16 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 0-2 LF17 MISSOURI SOUTHERN (11) 8-7 WF22 at Baylor 3-7 LF23 at Baylor 8-9 LF24 at Baylor 2-4 LM7 EAST CENTRAL 8-1 WM11 % Fordham 7-1 WM12 % Liberty 21-5 WM13 % Pacific 6-8 LM14 % Illinois State 16-3 WM15 % Fresno State 3-9 LM16 % Gonzaga 4-1 WM23 ! Michigan 11-4 WM24 at Kansas 22-5 WM27 at Texas-Arlington 7-3 WM29 COPPIN STATE 13-2 WM30 COPPIN STATE 17-0 WM31 COPPIN STATE 10-4 WA2 KANSAS 8-0 WA6 at Western Illinois* (11) 8-4 WA6 at Western Illinois* 19-4 WA9 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 4-0 WA12 at Oklahoma State 0-8 LA14 OKLAHOMA STATE 8-3 WA15 at Oklahoma State 0-6 LA16 ARKANSAS 0-14 LA19 OKLAHOMA 2-6 LA20 at Oklahoma 5-6 LA21 at Oklahoma 5-7 LA24 NORTHWESTERN OK 5-4 WA24 NORTHWESTERN OK 11-0 WA27 VALPARAISO* 7-3 WA27 VALPARAISO* 12-2 WA28 VALPARAISO* 12-2 WA28 VALPARAISO* 5-0 WA30 at Arkansas 3-6 LM4 CHICAGO STATE* 7-6 WM4 CHICAGO STATE* 11-0 WM5 CHICAGO STATE* 8-3 WM5 CHICAGO STATE* 8-3 WM7 NORTHWESTERN (LA) STATE 2-0 WM8 NORTHWESTERN (LA) STATE 5-4 WM10 at Southern Utah* 1-5 LM10 at Southern Utah* 9-1 WM11 at Southern Utah* 8-4 WM11 at Southern Utah* 5-1 WM14 TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 10-5 WM15 TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 3-1 WM18 OAKLAND* 6-0 W

M18 OAKLAND* 7-1 WM19 OAKLAND* 6-0 WM19 OAKLAND* 3-6 LMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M23 Valparaiso 8-0 WM24 Oakland 12-3 WM25 Southern Utah 7-1 WNCAA Regional (Wichita, KS)M31 Wichita State 6-1 WJ1 Arkansas 6-7 LJ1 Wichita State 15-8 WJ2 Arkansas 6-11 L$-Bill Kajikawa Classic (Mesa, AZ)%-Pepsi/Johnny Quik Classic (Fresno, CA)!-at Lawrence, KS

2003Record: 41-20 (19-1 Mid-Con)Coach: Sunny GollowayMid-Con ChampionsNCAA RegionalF17 ST. GREGORY’S 12-0 WF22 at Texas-San Antonio 4-5 LF22 at Texas-San Antonio 1-3 LF23 at Texas-San Antonio 2-4 LF28 #vs South Alabama 8-11 LM1 #at McNeese State 4-2 WM2 #vs Georgia 6-7 LM6 at San Diego State 11-7 WM7 ^vs St. Mary’s (CA) 4-3 WM8 ^vs St. Mary’s (CA) 8-10 LM8 ^UC-Riverside 3-12 LM11 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 2-1 WM14 at Kansas 1-2 LM15 KANSAS 7-6 WM16 KANSAS 2-9 LM19 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 6-2 WM21 KENT STATE 4-2 WM22 KENT STATE 13-7 WM23 KENT STATE 12-4 WM25 WICHITA STATE 11-5 WM28 NORTHEASTERN 11-5 WM29 NORTHEASTERN 6-8 LM30 NORTHEASTERN 7-3 WA1 at Arkansas 3-9 LA4 at Miami (FL) 5-8 LA5 at Miami (FL) 10-1 WA6 at Miami (FL) 8-11 LA8 at Oklahoma 5-1 WA11 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 7-8 LA12 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 14-5 WA13 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 6-7 LA15 ARKANSAS 2-8 LA19 at Valparaiso* 9-8 WA19 at Valparaiso* 5-4 WA20 at Valparaiso* 8-6 WA20 at Valparaiso* 1-3 LA22 OKLAHOMA 3-2 WA26 at Chicago State* 9-5 WA26 at Chicago State* 14-3 WA27 at Chicago State* 21-2 WA27 at Chicago State* 14-3 WA29 OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN 9-2 WA30 at Southwest Missouri State 7-1 WM2 SOUTHERN UTAH* 11-2 WM3 SOUTHERN UTAH* 7-1 WM3 SOUTHERN UTAH* 7-2 WM4 SOUTHERN UTAH* 10-0 WM10 at Oakland* 17-7 WM10 at Oakland* 10-3 WM11 at Oakland* 16-15 WM11 at Oakland* 12-1 WM13 at Wichita State 2-13 LM17 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 4-3 WM17 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 11-3 WM18 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 9-4 WM18 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 7-0 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M22 Valparaiso 8-0 WM23 Southern Utah 6-2 WM24 Southern Utah 8-2 WNCAA Regional (College Station, TX)M30 Texas A&M 3-6 LM31 Houston 2-4 L#-Lake Area Classic (Lake Charles, LA)^-RBI Baseball Tournament (Riverside, CA)

2004Record: 51-20 (22-1 Mid-Con)Coach: Rob WaltonMid-Con ChampionsNCAA RegionalF13 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 13-0 WF14 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 10-1 WF15 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 11-1 WF20 at Florida State 3-8 L F21 at Florida State 4-6 L F22 at Florida State 3-4 LF27 SACRED HEART 7-0 WF28 SACRED HEART 8-4 WF28 SACRED HEART 11-1 WM5 CREIGHTON 6-1 WM6 CREIGHTON 8-7 WM7 CREIGHTON 15-2 WM9 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 5-1 WM12 $ UC-Irvine 11-4 WM13 $ Washington State 6-4 WM14 $ Pepperdine 13-3 WM16 Kansas 2-1 WM19 at Texas-Pan American 1-0 WM20 at Texas-Pan American 12-10 WM21 at Texas-Pan American 1-4 LM23 OKLAHOMA 6-4 WM26 SOUTH ALABAMA 2-5 LM27 SOUTH ALABAMA 10-1 WM27 SOUTH ALABAMA 5-3 WM31 at Oklahoma 4-5 LA3 CHICAGO STATE* 21-6 WA3 CHICAGO STATE* 8-0 WA4 CHICAGO STATE* 11-2 WA4 CHICAGO STATE* 16-0 WA6 at Wichita State 13-9 WA8 at Arizona State 9-7 WA9 at Arizona State 1-5 LA10 at Arizona State 6-5 WA13 at Arkansas 6-4 WA16 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 1-0 WA16 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 13-2 WA17 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 3-2 WA17 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 7-4 WA24 at Centenary* 5-2 WA24 at Centenary* 22-5 WA27 Arkansas 4-8 LM1 at Valparaiso* 4-1 WM1 at Valparaiso* 5-3 WM2 at Valparaiso* 2-1 WM2 at Valparaiso* 5-2 WM11 at Kansas 4-3 WM15 Oakland* 6-1 WM15 Oakland* 9-3 WM16 Oakland* 4-1 WM16 Oakland* 6-0 WM21 at Southern Utah* 8-1 WM21 at Southern Utah* 9-4 WM22 at Southern Utah* 7-10 LM22 at Southern Utah* 7-3 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Shreveport, LA)M27 Southern Utah 28-8 WM28 Western Illinois 8-5 WM29 Southern Utah 12-4 WNCAA Regional (Austin, TX)J4 TCU 6-5 WJ5 Texas 5-7 LJ5 TCU 10-1 WJ6 Texas 3-7 L$-Yellowbook USA Classic (Malibu, CA)

2005Record: 42-20 (22-2 Mid-Con)Coach: Rob WaltonMid-Con ChampionsNCAA RegionalF11 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 15-0 WF12 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 8-0 WF13 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 13-4 WF18 at Baylor 9-3 WF19 at Baylor 1-2 LF20 at Baylor 0-4 LF25 at South Alabama 6-5 WF26 at South Alabama 5-6 LM3 BYU 6-5 W

M4 BYU 2-6 LM5 BYU 4-7 LM10 $ SW Missouri State 11-0 WM10 $ Texas-San Antonio 4-6 LM11 $ Notre Dame 15-8 WM12 $ Texas-San Antonio 5-4 WM18 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 7-3 WM19 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 12-5 WM20 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 6-0 WM22 WICHITA STATE 4-1 WM24 at UC-Santa Barbara 4-6 LM25 at UC-Santa Barbara 2-7 LM26 at UC-Santa Barbara 3-4 LM29 at SW Missouri State 4-7 LM31 at Miami 0-1 LA1 at Miami 6-17 LA2 at Miami 4-3 WA3 at Miami 12-8 WA5 at Wichita State 3-4 LA9 SOUTHERN UTAH* 3-1 WA9 SOUTHERN UTAH* 4-0 WA10 SOUTHERN UTAH* 4-3 WA10 SOUTHERN UTAH* 9-5 WA12 ARKANSAS 8-15 LA16 at Oakland* 2-1 WA16 at Oakland* 10-0 WA17 at Oakland* 9-0 WA17 at Oakland* 3-5 LA26 at Arkansas 2-5 LA30 VALPARAISO* 7-2 WA30 VALPARAISO* 2-0 WM1 VALPARAISO* 12-3 WM1 VALPARAISO* 4-1 WM7 CENTENARY* 6-0 WM7 CENTENARY* 4-0 WM8 CENTENARY* 7-1 WM8 CENTENARY* 2-1 WM10 at Oklahoma State 5-6 LM14 at Western Illinois* 7-8 LM14 at Western Illinois* 3-0 WM15 at Western Illinois* 9-3 WM15 at Western Illinois* 6-5 WM20 at Chicago State * 6-0 WM20 at Chicago State* 3-0 WM21 at Chicago State* 7-2 WM21 at Chicago State* 10-1 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M26 Centenary 6-1 WM27 Southern Utah 11-2 WM28 Centenary 9-1 WNCAA Regional (Clemson, SC)J3 College of Charleston 2-5 LJ4 North Carolina A&T 6-3 WJ5 College of Charleston 6-0 WJ5 Clemson 3-8 L$-Alamo City Classic (San Antonio, TX)

2006Record: 41-16 (17-2 Mid-Con)Coach: Rob WaltonMid-Con ChampionsNCAA Regional ChampionsNCAA Super Regional F10 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 9-2 WF11 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 14-0 WF12 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 16-0 WF17 vs Kansas State # 5-1 WF17 at Texas-Arlington # 5-7 LF24 vs Texas-Arlington & 8-7 WF24 vs Dallas Baptist & 6-13 LF25 vs Texas Tech & 4-7 LM03 UC-DAVIS 9-2 WM04 UC-DAVIS 8-6 WM05 UC-DAVIS 8-4 WM07 MISSOURI STATE 7-6 WM10 at Tulane 5-7 LM11 at Tulane 13-6 WM12 at Tulane 3-9 LM16 at UC-Irvine 2-7 LM17 at UC-Irvine 8-9 LM18 at UC-Irvine 7-10 LM25 SAN FRANCISCO 3-5 LM26 SAN FRANCISCO 1-2 LM27 SAN FRANCISCO 3-5 L


game-By-game ResUltsM28 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 13-1 WM31 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 7-6 WA01 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 6-1 WA02 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 11-14 LA04 vs Oklahoma State 5-2 WA11 WICHITA STATE 3-2 WA12 at Wichita State 7-1 WA15 at Valparaiso* 9-6 WA15 at Valparaiso* 8-1 WA16 at Valparaiso* 12-3 WA22 at Centenary* 7-8 LA22 at Centenary* 5-3 WA23 at Centenary* 10-4 WA23 at Centenary* 11-2 WA30 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 5-0 WA30 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 7-1 WM02 ARKANSAS 5-4 WM07 CHICAGO STATE* 6-2 WM07 CHICAGO STATE* 9-0 WM12 at Southern Utah* 25-9 WM12 at Southern Utah* 14-2 WM13 at Southern Utah* 11-5 WM13 at Southern Utah* 3-4 LM16 at Oklahoma State 13-2 WM20 OAKLAND* 5-4 WM20 OAKLAND* 5-2 WM21 OAKLAND* 21-1 WM21 OAKLAND* 7-0 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M25 CENTENARY 5-4 WM26 WESTERN ILLINOIS 21-2 WM27 WESTERN ILLINOIS 2-0 WNCAA Regional (Fayetteville, AR)J02 at Arkansas 4-3 WJ03 vs Oklahoma State 5-4 WJ04 vs Oklahoma State 9-2 WNCAA Super Regional (Clemson, SC)J09 at Clemson 8-11 LJ10 at Clemson 5-6 L# - UTA Invitational(Arlington, TX)& - Rockhounds College Classic (Midland, TX)

2007Record: 40-17 (19-1 Mid-Con)Coach: Rob WaltonMid-Con ChampionsNCAA RegionalF10 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 14-5 WF11 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 11-1 WF16 at TCU 1-2 LF17 at TCU 8-10 LF18 at TCU 4-8 LF23 at Baylor 2-3 LF24 at Baylor 8-12 LF25 at Baylor 4-2 WF27 Kansas 9-1 WM02 at Texas 0-13 LM03 at Texas 3-5 LM04 at Texas 1-5 LM07 MISSOURI STATE 7-4 WM08 CENTRAL ARKANSAS 10-4 WM09 CENTRAL ARKANSAS 5-0 WM13 at Arkansas 2-10 LM15 PENN STATE 12-0 WM16 PENN STATE 11-8 WM17 PENN STATE 4-2 WM22 at California 2-1 WM23 at California 3-8 LM24 at California 1-6 LM27 ARKANSAS 5-3 WM31 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 7-1 WM31 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 2-3 LA01 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 3-2 WA03 WICHITA STATE 7-4 WA05 at Long Beach State 0-4 LA06 at Long Beach State 7-8 LA07 at Long Beach State 3-2 WA17 at Wichita State 4-0 WA20 SOUTHERN UTAH* 10-4 WA21 SOUTHERN UTAH* 5-4 WA21 SOUTHERN UTAH* 7-0 WA22 SOUTHERN UTAH* 13-1 WA27 VALPARAISO* 17-5 W

A28 VALPARAISO* 7-2 WA28 VALPARAISO* 8-0 WA29 VALPARAISO* 3-7 LM04 at Oakland* 15-2 WM05 at Oakland* 8-3 WM06 at Oakland* 8-2 WM07 at Oakland* 15-10 WM08 at Missouri State 9-6 WM11 CENTENARY* 12-1 WM12 CENTENARY* 8-3 WM12 CENTENARY* 13-2 WM13 CENTENARY* 3-2 WM17 at Western Illinois* 7-2 WM18 at Western Illinois* 9-5 WM18 at Western Illinois* 18-2 WM19 at Western Illinois* 11-3 WMid-Continent Conference Tournament (Macomb, IL)M24 vs. Centenary 20-0 WM25 vs. Valparaiso 4-2 WM26 vs. Centenary 9-1 WNCAA Regional (Wichita, KS)J1 vs. Arizona 4-3 LJ2 vs Oklahoma State 5-4 W

2008Record: 48-14 (24-4 Summit League)Coach: Rob WaltonSummit League ChampionsNCAA Regional F22 vs. Army# 9-1 WF22 at Texas-San Antonio# 5-3 WF23 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette# 6-5 WF24 vs. Texas Tech# 7-6 WF29 LEMOYNE 10-3 WM1 LEMOYNE 10-6 WM2 LEMOYNE 9-4 WM7 vs. Dallas Baptist& 1-5 LM8 at Texas-Arlington& 10-1 WM9 vs. McNeese State& 4-8 LM11 BAYLOR 7-6 WM12 BAYLOR 12-2 WM14 at Pepperdine 3-5 LM15 at Pepperdine 2-10 LM16 at Pepperdine 13-10 WM20 DALLAS BAPTIST 5-1 WM21 DALLAS BAPTIST 6-19 LM22 DALLAS BAPTIST 5-4 WM24 at Texas (10) 4-5 LM27 BYU 13-9 WM28 BYU 16-1 WM29 BYU 12-5 WA2 at Wichita State 8-10 LA4 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* 6-4 WA5 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* 20-2 WA5 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* 13-0 WA6 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* 7-6 WA8 at Arkansas 9-4 WA11 at Centenary* (16) 10-9 WA12 at Centenary* 8-4 WA12 at Centenary* 7-3 WA13 at Centenary* 7-9 LA15 ARKANSAS 12-2 WA18 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 19-2 WA19 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 11-3 WA19 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 7-6 WA20 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 10-4 WA22 at Missouri State 6-9 LA24 at Southern Utah* 7-11 LA25 at Southern Utah* 7-0 WA25 at Southern Utah* 15-8 WA26 at Southern Utah* 4-16 LM2 at South Dakota State* 6-3 WM3 at South Dakota State* 5-3 WM3 at South Dakota State* 12-1 WM4 at South Dakota State* 8-12 LM9 OAKLAND* 7-2 WM10 OAKLAND* 7-4 WM10 OAKLAND* 9-4 WM11 OAKLAND* 11-0 WM13 at Wichita State 12-0 WM15 at IPFW* 3-2 WM16 at IPFW* 4-2 WM16 at IPFW* 9-1 W

M17 at IPFW* 11-1 WSummit League Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M22 vs. Centenary 11-5 WM23 vs. Western Illinois (10) 15-9 WM24 vs. Southern Utah 9-0 WNCAA Regional (Lincoln, NE)M30 vs. UC-Irvine 7-9 LM31 vs. Eastern Illinois (10) 8-7 WJ1 vs. Nebraska 8-0 WJ1 vs. UC-Irvine 0-8 L# - UTSA Baseball Classic (San Antonio, TX)& - UTA Invitational (Arlington, TX)

2009Record: 33-15 (16-2 Summit League)Coach: Rob WaltonSummit League ChampionsNCAA Regional F20 Western Michigan 9-7 WF21 Western Michigan 12-3 WF22 Western Michigan 5-4 WF27 UT-San Antonio 9-5 WF28 UT-San Antonio 7-2 WM1 UT-San Antonio 8-11 LM6 vs. Notre Dame# 1-2 LM7 vs.Washington State# 2-1 WM8 at Rice# 5-3 WM19 at Cal State Fullerton 3-8 LM20 at Cal State Fullerton 6-10 LM21 at Cal State Fullerton 1-7 LM24 at Wichita State 5-3 WM29 at Missouri State 1-10 LM29 at Missouri State 2-3 LM31 at Texas 4-5 LA3 IPFW 19-0 WA4 IPFW 4-0 WA4 IPFW 14-8 WA5 IPFW 26-3 WA6 at Dallas Baptist 4-5 LA7 Texas-Arlington 9-7 WA10 South Dakota State 8-7 WA11 South Dakota State 22-1 WA11 South Dakota State 16-0 WA14 Arkansas-Little Rock 10-8 WA17 Centenary 11-2 WA18 Centenary 11-4 WA18 Centenary 10-6 WA19 Centenary 15-8 WA21 Arkansas 6-9 LA25 at North Dakota State 2-3 LA25 at North Dakota State 5-0 WM5 at Wichita State 7-6 WM8 at Oakland 11-15 LM9 at Oakland 10-6 WM10 at Oakland 10-2 WM10 at Oakland 12-1 WM12 at Arkansas 2-3 LM14 at Western Illinois 31-3 WM18 at Dallas Baptist 14-8 WSummit League Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M21 vs Centenary 9-1 WM22 vs Southern Utah 9-6 WM23 vs South Dakota State 6-2 WNCAA Regional (Tempe, AZ)M29 vs #26 Cal Poly 13-3 WM30 vs Arizona State 1-4 LM31 vs Kent State 15-10 WM31 vs Arizona State 3-8 L# - Rice Classic (Houston, Texas)

2010Record: 36-27 (19-9 Summit League)Coach: Rob WaltonSummit League ChampionsNCAA Regional F26 at Florida International 1-14 LF27 at Florida International 9-10 LF28 at Florida International 6-7 LM2 CENTRAL ARKANSAS 4-3 WM5 at Baylor 6-5 WM6 at Baylor 2-14 LM6 at Baylor 7-6 LM7 at Baylor 8-12 L

M12 WESTERN MICHIGAN 13-2 WM13 WESTERN MICHIGAN 9-2 WM14 WESTERN MICHIGAN 15-5 WM16 TCU 4-6 LM19 at UCLA 4-20 LM20 at UCLA 2-12 LM21 at UCLA 1-9 LM23 WICHITA STATE 7-1 WM24 WICHITA STATE 8-1 WM26 NORTH DAKOTA 12-4 WM27 NORTH DAKOTA 5-4 WM28 NORTH DAKOTA 9-7 WM30 at Texas 3-2 WA2 MISSOURI STATE 3-13 LA3 MISSOURI STATE 1-5 LA4 at Missouri State 1-15 LA6 at Texas-Arlington 7-4 WA9 OAKLAND 10-0 WA10 OAKLAND 12-6 WA10 OAKLAND 5-2 WA11 OAKLAND 4-2 WA13 UALR 9-13 LA15 at Southern Utah 14-4 WA16 at Southern Utah 16-9 WA16 at Southern Utah 9-10 LA17 at Southern Utah 0-11 LA20 at Arkansas 5-9 LA23 WESTERN ILLINIOS 11-7 WA24 WESTERN ILLINIOS 13-3 WA24 WESTERN ILLINIOS 9-3 WA25 WESTERN ILLINIOS 14-4 WA30 at IPFW 34-10 WA30 at IPFW 7-9 LM1 at IPFW 15-4 WM1 at IPFW 13-5 WM4 at Wichita State 6-4 WM7 at South Dakota State 11-12 LM8 at South Dakota State 9-10 LM8 at South Dakota State 4-7 LM9 at South Dakota State 15-5 WM14 at Centenary 1-11 LM15 at Centenary 7-17 LM15 at Centenary 13-5 WM16 at Centenary 19-1 WM18 at Wichita State 6-7 LM20 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 9-2 WM21 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 13-3 WM21 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 4-1 WM22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 3-8 LSummit League Tournament (Tulsa, OK)M27 Centenary 4-2 WM28 South Dakota State 21-6 WM29 South Dakota State 12-2 WNCAA Regional (Norman, OK) J4 Oklahoma 6-7 LJ5 California 9-8 WJ6 North Carolina 4-12 L

2011Record: 39-22 (29-7 Summit League)Coach: Rob WaltonSummit League ChampionsNCAA RegionalF18 at Baylor 7-3 WF19 at Baylor 4-9 LF20 at Baylor (10) 4-5 LF22 WICHITA STATE 2-7 LF25 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 13-5 WF26 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 6-3 WF27 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 2-6 LM5 vs Southern Illinois 2-9 LM6 vs Eastern Kentucky 3-1 WM11 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 8-2 WM12 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 5-3 WM13 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 4-3 WM18 at Arizona State 1-5 LM19 at Arizona State 3-4 LM20 at Arizona State 5-2 WM25 MISSOURI STATE 5-10 LM27 at Missouri State 5-6 LM29 at Texas 1-2 LA1 at San Diego State 5-4 WA2 at San Diego State (14) 3-4 L


A3 at San Diego State 11-7 WA5 at UALR 15-14 WA8 CENTENARY 11-1 WA9 CENTENARY 7-1 WA9 CENTENARY 2-0 WA10 CENTENARY 3-1 WA15 at Western Illinois 2-3 LA16 at Western Illinois 5-13 LA16 at Western Illinois (9) 5-2 WA17 at Western Illinois 5-1 WA19 ARKANSAS 5-6 LA23 at North Dakota State 3-5 LA24 at North Dakota State 10-0 WA24 at North Dakota State 3-5 LA25 at North Dakota State 11-4 WA29 IPFW 1-0 WA30 IPFW 4-5 LA30 IPFW 14-3 WM1 IPFW 7-2 WM6 at Oakland 7-5 WM7 at Oakland 15-2 WM7 at Oakland 6-2 WM8 at Oakland 4-6 LM10 at Wichita State 8-7 WM13 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4-2 WM14 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12-6 WM14 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4-2 WM15 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2-8 LM17 at TCU 4-6 LM19 SOUTHERN UTAH 6-5 WM19 SOUTHERN UTAH (10) 1-0 WM20 SOUTHERN UTAH 12-2 WM21 SOUTHERN UTAH 18-4 WSummit League Tournament (Sioux Falls, SD)M26 vs Western Illinois 12-0 WM28 vs South Dakota State 7-1 WM29 vs South Dakota State (11) 5-4 WNCAA Regional (Fort Worth, TX)J3 at TCU 2-10 LJ4 vs Oklahoma 7-0 WJ5 vs TCU 8-4 WJ5 vs Dallas Baptist 7-2 WJ6 vs Dallas Baptist 9-11 L

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