2007 Baseball Media Guide

2 0 0 7 B a s eball Media Guide Table of Contents Head Coach Mike Ashman ................................................................................................................................................................................2 Assistant Coaches ...............................................................................................................................................................................................3 2007 Team Roster .................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Player Profiles ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5-18 2006 Season Results..........................................................................................................................................................................................19 All Conference Selections................................................................................................................................................................................20 Individual and Team Records ..........................................................................................................................................................................21 Year by Year Results ..........................................................................................................................................................................................22 All-Time Records vs. Opponents .....................................................................................................................................................................23 Career Top Ten ...................................................................................................................................................................................................24 Diamond Gems Yearly Leaders.................................................................................................................................................................. 25-26 All-Americans .....................................................................................................................................................................................................26 From CPP to Professional Baseball ................................................................................................................................................................27 All-Time Roster ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 28-29 About the Administration..................................................................................................................................................................................30 About the Athletic Department .......................................................................................................................................................................31 University Information.......................................................................................................................................................................................32 CPP Corporate Sponsors .....................................................................................................................................................Inside Back Cover Head Coach: Record at CPP: Overall College Record: Baseball Office Phone: E-mail: 2006 Overall Record: 2006 CCAA Record: 2006 Final National Ranking: 2006 Final West Region Ranking: 2006 All-Americans: 2006 All-West Region: NCAA Appearances: NCAA Championships: Starters Returning – Field/Pitching: Players Returning – Field/Pitching: All Players Lost – Field/Pitching: Baseball Facility: Team Information Mike Ashman 270-307-5 same (909) 869-2829 mdashman@csupomona.edu 20-31 15-20 n/a n/a 0 1 7 (1976, ’79, ’80, ’83, ’85, ’88, ’93) 3 (1976, ’80, ’83) 4/1 10/4 7/9 Scolinos Field (500) Primary Print Media Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (www.dailybulletin.com) P: (800) 827-2120 E: sports@dailybulletin.com F: (909) 948-9038 Los Angeles Times - Downtown (www.latimes.com) P: (800) 528-4637 (77145) E: sports@latimes.com F: (213) 237-7876 San Bernardino Sun (www.sbsun.com) P: (909) 386-3865 E : sports@sbsun.com F: (909) 384-0327 San Gabriel Valley Tribune (www.sgvtribune.com) P: (800) 788-7578 (#2213) E: sports@sgvn.com F: (626) 856-2758 University Quick Facts Institution: Location: Founded: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Affiliation: Conference: Members: Captions: (front cover) Top row, left to right: John Cross, Bryan Jackson, Kirk Gross, Anthony Romero Bottom row, left to right: Kevin Falls, Kenny Lane, Robbie Carter Page 27: Luis Carreras Cal Poly Pomona 3801 West Temple Avenue, Pomona, CA 91768 1938 19,960 Broncos Green & Gold NCAA Division II California Collegiate Athletic Association CS Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., CS Monterey Bay, CS San Bernardino, CS Stanislaus, Chico State, San Francisco State, Sonoma State, UC San Diego Dr. J Michael Ortiz Brian Swanson Paul Helms (909) 869-2812 (909) 869-2814 Univ. President: Athletic Director: SID: SID Office: SID Fax: CREDITS: The 2007 Cal Poly Pomona men’s baseball media guide was produced by the Office of Sports Information. Photos were taken by Tom Zasadzinski, Office of Public Affairs. All text was written by Paul Helms, Sports Information Director. Layout/graphic design was done by Wing Jack Chu, Graphic Design Intern. 1 C o aching S taff Mike Ashman Head Coach 12th year Widely regarded as one of the top players in Cal Poly Pomona history, Mike Ashman has also made his mark as a Bronco coach. Ashman enters his 12th year as the Cal Poly Pomona head coach and has carried on the fine tradition of the Bronco baseball program. Ashman played for Hall of Fame coach John Scolinos in the 1980 and ’81 seasons and was a key member of the 1980 NCAA Division II championship squad. Ashman led the Broncos to a California Collegiate Athletic Association South Division championship in 2005 and an appearance in the CCAA Championship Tournament for the first time since 2001. The Broncos were 25-14 in conference play, which was their best winning percentage in CCAA play since 1985. Cal Poly Pomona also excelled defensively last season and had the best fielding percentage in the NCAA Division II (.972). The Broncos finished the season with an overall record of 30-23. This past season, the Broncos struggled through an injury-plagued campaign and finished with a 20-31 record. That was just the second non-winning season since 1998. Ashman has guided the Broncos to 30 or more victories in four of the past seven seasons and led the team to winning records in six of the past eight years. Cal Poly Pomona had never recorded three straight 30-win seasons and hadn’t posted four consecutive winning seasons since 1970 before the recent runs under Ashman. Ashman remains dedicated to maintaining the Broncos’ standing as one of the conference’s top teams and to returning Cal Poly Pomona to national prominence. He is committed to the philosophies and ideals taught to him by Scolinos and strives to give the university, alumni and community a program to rally around. The Broncos bounced back from an uncharacteristic 15-39 season in 2003 and were one of the nation’s most improved teams in 2004. Cal Poly Pomona won 11 more games in 2004 and recorded a winning record with a 26-25-2 mark. In 2002, the Broncos recorded a 31-22-1 record and just missed qualifying for the CCAA Championship Tournament for a third straight season. Ashman led the Broncos to a 31-24 record in 2001, including a 23-17 conference mark that qualified Cal Poly Pomona for the four-team CCAA Championship Tournament. Five players from that squad were selected in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. Cal Poly Pomona also qualified for the conference tournament in 2000 with a 24-15 conference mark. Fifteen Broncos have been drafted since Ashman became the head coach in 1996 and several others have signed with professional baseball teams. Ashman was also a batting practice pitcher for the 2002 World Series champion Anaheim Angels and was on hand when the Angels won the first championship in the franchise’s history. That spring, the Broncos faced the Angels in an exhibition game at the Angels’ spring training complex in Tempe, Ariz. Before becoming Cal Poly Pomona’s head coach, Ashman spent the 1995 season with the Nebraska Cornhuskers, where his primary responsibility was as the team’s hitting coach. In his one season in Lincoln, the Cornhuskers raised their team batting average from .265 to .323. He also helped develop Darin Erstad into the No. 1 pick in the 1995 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. Erstad has remained close with Ashman and is a frequent visitor to Cal Poly Pomona. Erstad has participated in a youth clinic at the university for the past five years. Prior to going to Nebraska, Ashman served for five seasons as an assistant coach at Riverside Community College under former Bronco assistant coach and standout player Dennis Rogers. During his time at RCC, the Tigers compiled a 160-74 record and advanced to the California State Junior College Regionals every season. RCC had a pair of fourth-place finishes in the state in 1990 and 1991. As a player at Cal Poly Pomona, Ashman led the 1980 squad to the national championship and earned All-America honors in the process. He batted .365 that season with 95 hits and 56 RBI. He went on to play six seasons of professional baseball in the Oakland Athletics’ and Pittsburgh Pirates’ organizations. Ashman also played for the U.S. Olympic Team in World Cup games in Japan. Ashman is a product of the Inland Empire and competed for Bloomington High School and San Bernardino Valley College. At Bloomington, he was an all-San Andreas League first-team selection for two years. His team was the 1975 CIF runner-up. Ashman graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and obtained his Master’s Degree in management from National University in San Diego. He resides in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife, Jill, and has three children, daughters Delaney and Kylie and son Zachary. The Ashman File Yr. 2006 2005 2004 2 Overall 20-31 30-23 26-25-2 CCAA 15-20 25-14 19-20-1 Yr. 2003 2002 2001 Overall 15-39 31-22-1 31-24 CCAA 10-29 20-20 23-17 Yr. 2000 1999 1998 Overall 32-26 25-24 19-25-1 CCAA 24-15 19-21 13-19 Yr. Overall CCAA 1997 28-28 18-14 1996 13-40-1 5-27 270-307-5 191-216-1 C o aching S taff Jimmy Ramos Assistant Coach 24th Year A former centerfielder for Cal Poly Pomona, Ramos begins the fourth year of his third stint as a member of the Bronco coaching staff. He will begin his 24th year overall coaching the Broncos. He will be coaching the outfielders and also baserunning. Ramos played for the Broncos in 1970-71 and then began a coaching career that has included time at Mt. San Antonio College, Fullerton Junior College and Esperanza High School. Ramos coached for Cal Poly Pomona from 1972-76 and then went to Mt. SAC for one season. He became the head coach at Esperanza for three seasons from 1978-80 before returning to Cal Poly Pomona, where he stayed for the next 15 years. He was then an assistant coach at Mt. SAC again from 1996-2000 and went to Fullerton Junior College from 2000-03. Ramos has also been a Major League Baseball envoy coach for eight years and has gone to Australia, New Zealand, Mongolia, China, Singapore, Malasia and the Phillipines putting on clinics and helping develop the game of baseball. He has been married to wife Liza for 31 years and the couple has a son, Jason and a daughter, Gina. Bill Thomas Assistant Coach 3rd Year A former player at Pepperdine University, Thomas begins his third season with the Cal Poly Pomona coaching staff. Thomas will be working with the Bronco infielders and hitters. Thomas received the Major League Baseball Envoy “Coach of the Year award in 2006 for his work in Cambodia and Thailand. Thomas has been a member of the program for the past six summers and has helped develop baseball in Singapore, Malaysia, India, Cambodia and Thailand. He is expecting to travel again next summer to Vietnam and, for the first time, China. Thomas came to Cal Poly Pomona from Fullerton Community College, where he was an assistant coach for six years. His background in baseball includes a successful playing career. He earned all-conference honors two years in a row at Los Angeles City College, where he helped the team win the conference. He then went on to Pepperdine, where he played second base and shortstop for two years. Thomas was an independent insurance agent and was in the business for 20 years. He decided to change careers and has been a special education teacher at Loara High School for the past 12 years. Thomas is the father of two children, Cassie, 27 and Zach, 24. With a construction background, he enjoys buying and remodeling houses. He also likes to fish in his spare time. Jarrod Allen Assistant Coach 2nd Year After an impressive two-year playing career at Cal Poly Pomona, Allen returns for his second year with the Bronco coaching staff. Allen earned All-CCAA honorable mention in 2005 after hitting .329 with a team-high five home runs and 33 runs batted in. Allen shared the team lead in home runs and runs batted in and also led the team in runs scored (39) and stolen bases (12). He also made only one error in the outfield in 60 chances. Allen is also a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps and will be leaving during the season to continue training to be a pilot. He says his main reason for choosing this career path is that his father flew in the Navy for 26 years and has inspired him to follow in his footsteps. Allen completed his bachelor’s degree in business at Cal Poly Pomona. 3 2 0 0 7 Team Roster NO NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 POS HT 5-11 5-9 5-11 6-1 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-10 6-0 6-2 6-2 5-10 6-1 5-8 6-3 5-7 5-8 5-11 6-2 5-9 5-8 6-2 6-2 5-11 5-5 5-11 6-0 6-5 6-0 5-11 6-5 B-T 180 175 190 200 200 190 195 200 195 165 170 200 195 185 210 170 200 165 170 200 190 190 180 203 210 180 163 190 195 245 185 255 240 YR R-R R-R R-R R-R L-L R-R R-R R-R L-R L-L R-R R-R R-R R-L R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R L-L L-L R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Walnut (Mt. San Antonio College) Huntington Beach (Santa Ana JC) Chino Hills (Ayala HS) Rancho Cucamonga (RCHS) Santa Clarita (Coll. of the Canyons) Santa Barbara (Cuesta College) Ontario (Univ. of San Diego) San Fernando (LA Valley JC) Danville (Cuesta College) Santee (Grossmont College) Oakland (Cuesta College) Alta Loma (Citrus JC) Glendora (Glendora HS) Temecula (Cypress College) Brea (Santa Ana JC) San Gabriel (Mt. SAC) La Palma (Long Beach CC) Nuevo (Mt. San Jacinto JC) Laguna Hills (Santa Ana JC) Hacienda Heights (Rio Hondo JC) Rancho Cucamonga (Centenary C) Claremont (Claremont HS) Glendora (Glendora HS) Alta Loma (Damien HS) Fullerton (Sunny Hills HS) Los Angeles (Venice HS) San Diego (Mt. Carmel HS) Poway (Westview HS) Mission Viejo (Orange Coast College) Fountain Valley (Coll. of the Desert) Claremont (Claremont HS) Buena Park (Rio Hondo JC) Diamond Bar (Mt. SAC) Robbie Carter OF Jason Jordan RHP Kevin Falls INF John Daniels C Kyle Boggio OF A.J. Cavaletto OF Matt Lawhorn RHP Andres Fernandez C Kirk Gross IF/P Eddie Pryor LHP Sean Hunter RHP Anthony Romero RHP Anthony Gasperino IF/OF Mike Evola OF Kenny Lane INF Greg Johnston INF John Cross RHP Anthony Dominguez INF Matt Davidson OF Bryan Banes LHP Chris Wilson IF/OF Robert Palmer OF Steven Fata C/OF Anthony Burns RHP Ben Lebovitz OF/IF Jordan Alcantar C Manuel Navarro INF Jarett Attard RHP Bryan Jackson RHP Terry Mermer INF Ryan Screnar RHP John Leonard INF John Fisher RHP HEAD COACH: Mike Ashman (37), 12th year (Cal Poly Pomona, ‘87) ASSISTANT COACH: Jimmy Ramos (8), 24th year ASSISTANT COACH: William Thomas (20), 3rd year 4 P l ayer Profiles Robbie Carter Senior OF 5-10 Bats: R Throws: R Mt. San Antonio College 1 After an impressive debut for the Broncos in 2006, Carter returns for his senior season with Cal Poly Pomona. Should see extensive playing time. Has improved since last year. Has outstanding speed. At Cal Poly Pomona: Enjoyed a solid first season with the Broncos. Appeared in all 51 games in 2006 and started 49 times. Hit .308 with one home run and 15 runs batted in. Led the team in runs scored with 37 and was second in steals. Had 61 hits in a team-high 198 at bats. Collected season-high three hits in games against UC San Diego (2-18-06), at UC San Diego (2-19-06), against San Francisco State (3-4-06) and against Cal State Stanislaus (4-30-06). Hit lone home run at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2-15-06). Scored three runs in games at UC San Diego (2-19-06), at Sonoma State (2-26-06) and against Cal State Monterey Bay (3-26-06). At Mt. San Antonio College: Earned All-America honors in 2005 and was also a two-time All-Conference selection for the Mounties. Hit .399 with one home run, 29 RBI, 44 runs scored and an on-base percentage of .514. At Damien HS: Earned All-Sierra League first team honors twice and was also a Sierra League Scholar-Athlete. Named the student-athlete of the year in 2003. Also played basketball in high school. Personal: Son of Bob and Cheryl Carter. Majoring in construction engineering technology. Enjoys playing golf with Joe Talley, drafting and hanging out. Lists hitting a walk-off grand slam home run as his most exciting experience in sports. Robbie Carter’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 51/49 51/49 AVG .308 .308 AB 198 198 R 37 37 H 61 61 2B 7 7 3B 3 3 HR 1 1 RBI 15 15 BB 13 13 SO 26 26 OB% .357 .357 SB-SBA 4-6 4-6 Jason Jordan Junior RHP 5-9 Bats: R Throws: R Santa Ana JC 2 One of the Broncos’ talented newcomers, Jordan joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is a converted infielder. Has fully recovered from Tommy John surgery and is expected to be a main contributor in the Bronco bullpen. Has a good fastball and slider. At Santa Ana JC: Hit .241 in 112 at bats with 20 runs scored, two home runs and 15 runs batted in during the 2006 season. At Marina HS: Earned All-League honors four times in baseball and twice in football. Personal: Son of Joe and Amanda Jordan. Majoring in business. Enjoys surfing. Lists winning a CIF championship during his senior year at Marina High School as his most exciting experience in sports. 5 P l ayer Profiles Kevin Falls Senior INF 5-11 Bats: R Throws: R Ayala HS 3 After three strong seasons for the Broncos, Falls returns for his senior year at Cal Poly Pomona. Continues to make progress after a major ankle injury in 2006. Is expected to move from shortstop to third base this year. Looks to regain the hitting stroke that led the Broncos in 2005. At Cal Poly Pomona: Had his 2006 season cut short by an ankle injury at Cal State L.A. (4-15-06). Started 38 games for the Broncos and hit .216 with two home runs, 17 runs scored and 13 runs batted in. Had a season-high three RBI against San Francisco State (3-4-06). Collected a season-high three hits at Sonoma State (2-24-06). Had a breakthrough season for the Broncos in 2005 and earned first-team All-CCAA honors. Led the team with a .372 batting average. Appeared in 38 games and started 38 times. Collected 55 hits in 148 at bats. Hit his only home run of the season against UC San Diego (3-20-05). Tied a career high with four runs batted in at Cal State Dominguez Hills (3-26-05). Also had three hits and three RBI at UC San Diego (4-15-05). Tied a career high with four hits against Sonoma State (3-11-05). Had two or more hits in 18 games, including seven of the Broncos’ final eight games. Appeared in 40 games and started 37 times in 2004. Hit .290 in 131 at bats with three home runs, 21 runs scored and 23 runs batted in. Had season-high four hits and four RBI with a home run and three runs scored at Grand Canyon (4-4-04). Hit the first home run of his Cal Poly Pomona career at Cal State Dominguez Hills (3-12-04). Also hit home run and drove in three runs against Hawaii Pacific (3-27-04). Also had three hits at Cal State Northridge (4-20-04). At Ayala HS: Earned first-team All-Sierra League and second-team All-Inland Valley honors as a senior. Also received honorable mention All-League recognition as a junior. Played in the Inland Valley High School All-Star game in 2003. Also competed on his school’s football team. Personal: Son of Mike and Peggy Falls. Majoring in management and human resources. Enjoys baseball. Teammate Kirk Gross is his cousin. Kevin Falls’ Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 2005 2004 Total G/GS 38/38 38/38 40/37 116/113 AVG .216 .372 .290 .293 AB 148 148 131 427 R 17 18 21 56 H 32 55 38 125 2B 10 12 7 29 3B 0 0 1 1 HR 2 1 3 6 RBI 13 22 23 58 BB 6 9 6 21 SO 20 15 19 54 OB% .247 .412 .331 .329 SB-SBA 1-4 5-7 0-0 6-11 6 P l ayer Profiles John Daniels Junior C 6-1 Bats: R Throws: R Rancho Cucamonga HS 4 After showing great improvement last year, Daniels returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program. Continues to improve offensively. Is expected to get playing time in left field and at catcher. Had a good fall hitting. At Cal Poly Pomona: Showed great strides in 2006 in his second season with the Broncos. Started 38 games and had 132 at bats. Hit .273 with two home runs, 28 runs batted in and 17 runs scored. Had career-high three RBI in games against Cal State Monterey Bay (3-24-06), at Cal State L.A. (4-15-06) and at Grand Canyon (4-22-06). Slugged his first career home run against San Francisco State (3-3-06) and also hit one at Cal State L.A. (4-15-06). Had a season-high three hits at UC San Diego (2-19-06). Made his Bronco debut in 2005. Appeared in six games and started twice. Collected one hit in seven at bats, while scoring twice and driving in a run. Made first appearance and start for the Broncos at Cal Baptist (2-23-05). Went 1-for-4 with two runs scored and one RBI. Did not play in 2004 and was a redshirt. At Rancho Cucamonga HS: Earned first-team All-Baseline League honors and was the team’s co-Most Valuable Player as a senior. Competed in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin All-Star game. Also played basketball in high school. Personal: Son of Kathy Daniels. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys snowboarding, watching sports and playing poker. Lists playing in the Inland Valley All-Star game as his most exciting experience in sports. John Daniels’ Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 2005 Total G/GS 46/38 6/2 52/40 AVG .273 .143 .266 AB 132 7 139 R 17 2 19 H 36 1 37 2B 10 0 10 3B 0 0 0 HR 2 0 2 RBI 28 1 29 BB 11 1 12 SO 27 2 29 OB% .324 .250 .308 SB-SBA 2-4 0-0 2-4 Kyle Boggio Junior OF 6-0 Bats: L Throws: L College of the Canyons 5 One of the Broncos’ talented newcomers, Boggio joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Missed last year with Tommy John surgery. Is expected to be a force in the outfield. Is very aggressive and runs well. Should drive in runs and is a good hitter. At College of the Canyons: Earned first-team All-Western State Conference honors. Hit .281 with 28 runs scored and 21 runs batted in during the 2005 season and hit .358 in 2004 with four home runs, 26 RBI and 27 runs scored in 2004. At Hart HS: Picked up first-team All-Foothill League honors and earned second-team All-CIF recognition. Was also the Bernie Milligan All-Star Most Valuable Player. Personal: Son of Curt and Kari Boggio. Majoring in business. Enjoys wakeboarding and art. Lists being the Most Valuable Player in the Bernie Milligan All-Star game as his most exciting experience in sports. 7 P l ayer Profiles A.J. Cavaletto Junior OF 6-1 Bats: R Throws: R Cuesta College 6 One of the Broncos’ top recruits, Cavaleto joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Should make a major impact this season. Is expected to be the Broncos’ leadoff hitter and start in left field. At Cuesta College: Earned first-team All-Western State Conference honors. Hit .307 with three home runs, 27 runs batted in and 27 runs scored in 2006. Also had 15 stolen bases. Hit .277 with four home runs, 26 RBI and 26 runs scored in 2005. At Bishop Garcia Diego HS: Competed in football, basketball and baseball. Personal: Son of Alan and Rosa Cavaleto. Majoring in communications. Enjoys working out and spending time with his family. Matt Lawhorn Sophomore RHP 6-1 Bats: R Throws: R University of San Diego 9 After a lengthy layoff from baseball, Lawhorn joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. As command improves, is expected to make a major contribution to the Bronco pitching staff. Has good movement on his fastball and has a good breaking ball as well. Is very competitive. At University of San Diego: Utilized a medical redshirt and did not compete in 2005. At Bishop Amat HS: Earned firstteam All-San Gabriel Valley honors in 2004. Earned All-Serra League honors twice and was selected as a first-team performer as a senior. Hit .343 and drove in 20 runs as a senior and led the Lancers to a state quarterfinals appearance. Hit .319 as a junior in 2003. Part of a Bishop Amat program that won a CIF championship in 2002. Made Dean’s List honors all four years in high school. Also competed in football. Personal: Son of Tim and Linda Lawhorn. Majoring in marketing. Enjoys playing video games, reading and yoga. Andres Fernandez Junior C 6-0 Bats: R Throws: R L.A. Valley College 10 One of the Broncos’ key newcomers, Fernandez joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is expected to be the starting catcher. Has very good defensive skills and is a heady player. Is also a tough out at the plate. At L.A. Valley College: Batted .296 with 18 runs scored and 11 runs batted in during the 2006 season. Collected four doubles and one triple. At Alemany HS: Competed in baseball. Personal: Son of Leonor Fernandez. Majoring in sociology. Enjoys baseball. Lists winning as his most exciting experience in sports. 8 P l ayer Profiles Kirk Gross Senior IF/P 6-1 Bats: L Throws: R Cuesta College 11 One of the Broncos’ most versatile players, Gross returns for his second season at Cal Poly Pomona. Looks to maintain his outstanding offensive production from last season when he was one of the conference’s top hitters. Is also expected to see extensive time on the mound as well. At Cal Poly Pomona: Enjoyed a tremendous first season with the Broncos and earned second-team All-California Collegiate Athletic Association honors at second base. Led the team with a .400 batting average. Collected 42 hits in 105 at bats with three home runs and 17 runs batted in. Also scored 23 runs. Contributed as a pitcher as well and compiled a 1-2 record with a 4.11 earned run average. Finished the season with an 11-game hitting streak that raised his batting average from .365 to .400. Had a season-high three hits against Cal State Dominguez Hills (5-4-06). Had two RBI against Cal State Stanislaus (4-29-06) and scored a season-high three runs against Cal State Monterey Bay (3-24-06). Picked up his save in the Broncos’ first win of the season against Cal State Dominguez Hills (2-2-06), going the final two innings to protect a 7-4 win. Allowed six hits and three runs over three innings of relief and got the win in an 11-6 victory at UC San Diego (2-19-06). At Cuesta College: Earned second-team All-Conference honors at third base after hitting .282 with three home runs, 30 runs scored and 21 RBI in 2005. At Chabot College: Earned second-team All-Conference honors at first base after hitting .360 with two home runs and 32 RBI. At San Ramon HS: Earned first-team All-League honors at third base. Also played football in high school. Personal: Son of Wayne and Patty Gross. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys fishing, snowboarding and wakeboarding. Teammate Kevin Falls is his cousin. Lists playing in the American Legion World Series as his most exciting experience in sports. Kirk Gross’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 33/28 33/28 AVG .400 .400 AB 105 105 R 23 23 H 42 42 2B 6 6 3B 0 0 HR 3 3 RBI 17 17 BB 16 16 SO 16 16 OB% .475 .475 SB-SBA 0-1 0-1 Eddie Pryor Junior LHP 5-10 Bats: L Throws: L Grossmont College 12 One of the Broncos’ top newcomers, Pryor joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is being converted from a closer to a starter. Is extremely tough on left-handed batters. Is developing an outstanding slider and has good command of his pitches. At Grossmont College: Earned All-Conference honorable mention recognition. Recorded eight saves and pitched a total of 24 innings as the team’s closer. Had an 0-3 record with a 2.25 earned run average. Walked eight and struck out 25. At West Hills HS: Earned first-team All-Grossmont North League honors as a senior. Also earned second-team All-League honors as a junior and a sophomore. Also played football. Personal: Son of Ed and Alicia Pryor. Majoring in construction engineering. Enjoys skimboarding, drawing and dancing. Lists getting a game-winning two-run hit down the right-field line on a 3-2 pitch with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 7th inning and his West Hills High School down by one run as his most exciting experience in sports. That win made West Hills the league champions. 9 P l ayer Profiles Sean Hunter Junior RHP 6-0 Bats: R Throws: R Cuesta College 13 One of the Broncos’ top newcomers, Hunter joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is expected to be the Broncos’ closer. Has an outstanding sinker and slider and good control of his pitches. At Cuesta College: Earned pre-season All-American honors in 2006 and set the program’s career ERA record. Compiled a 6-7 record as a starter in 2006 with a 3.43 earned run average. Walked 40 and struck out 62. As a freshman, went 4-1 with two saves with a 2.25 earned run average. Walked 10 and struck out 44 in 52 innings pitched. Earned second-team All-Conference honors while at Cuesta. At Bishop O’Dowd HS: Earned Hayward Athletic League Pitcher of the Year and team Most Valuable Player honors as a senior. Also set new singleseason record with 12 wins. Personal: Son of Larry and Trish Hunter. Majoring in landscape irrigation science. Enjoys climbing trees. Lists getting a scholarship to Cal Poly Pomona as his most exciting experience in sports. Anthony Romero Senior RHP 6-2 Bats: R Throws: R Citrus JC 14 After a solid first season with the Broncos last season, Romero returns for his second year with the program. Had a tremendous summer and should have a successful senior season. Has good command of fastball and an outstanding changeup. Could see time as a starter and reliever. At Cal Poly Pomona: Had a strong debut for the Broncos in 2006. Compiled a 2-4 record with a 6.94 earned run average. Made 14 appearances and started eight times. Also shared the team lead in saves with two. Made his debut for Cal Poly Pomona at Cal State L.A. (2-406) and didn’t get a decision. Picked up his first win after hurling 5 2/3 innings in a 13-7 win over San Francisco State (3-3-06). Also won at Grand Canyon (4-22-06) after blanking the Antelopes on one hit over two innings. Picked up his first save a day earlier at Grand Canyon (4-21-06). Also earned a save in a 3-2 win over Cal State Stanislaus (4-29-06). At Citrus College: Pitched for two seasons. Earned first-team All-Conference honors as a sophomore after compiling an 8-3 record with a 3.43 earned run average. Started 13 games for the Owls. Allowed only 15 walks and had 63 strikeouts in 84 innings pitched. At Bishop Amat HS: Earned second-team All-League honors and was the team’s Rookie of the Year in 2002 and earned second-team All-League honors and was the team’s Pitcher of the Year in 2003. Personal: Son of Fidel and Barbara Romero. Majoring in Kinesiology. Lists winning the CIF championship in 2002 at Edison Field against La Quinta as his most exciting experience in sports. Anthony Romero’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 14/8 14/8 W-L 2-4 2-4 ERA 6.94 6.94 CG. 1 1 SH 0 0 SV 2 2 IP 58.1 58.1 H 83 83 R 51 51 ER 45 45 BB 18 18 SO 37 37 HB 6 6 WP 3otal 3 10 P l ayer Profiles Anthony Gasperino Sophomore IF/OF 6-2 Bats: R Throws: R Glendora HS 15 After making a successful debut with Cal Poly Pomona last year, Gasperino returns for his second year with the program. Had a great fall and has improved offensively. Is expected to see playing time in the infield and outfield. At Cal Poly Pomona: Appeared in 15 games and started 10 times. Hit .194 in 36 at bats with three runs scored and one run batted in. Made the first start of his Cal Poly Pomona career at Cal State L.A. (2-4-06) and picked up his first career hit (a double) and scored his first run. Scored two runs in the second game of a doubleheader at UC San Diego (2-19-06). Drove in his lone run of the season (3-25-06) against Cal State Monterey Bay. At Glendora HS: Earned first-team All-Academic honors and also made second-team All-Sierra League. Also competed in basketball in high school. Personal: Son of Mark and Jane Gasperino. Majoring in management and human resources. Enjoys fishing. Lists winning championships as his most exciting experiences in sports. Anthony Gasperino’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 15/10 15/10 AVG .194 .194 AB 36 36 R 3 3 H 7 7 2B 1 1 3B 1 1 HR 0 0 RBI 1 1 BB 1 1 SO 15 15 OB% .216 .216 SB-SBA 0-0 0-0 Mike Evola Junior OF 5-10 Bats: R Throws: L Cypress College 16 One of the Broncos’ top newcomers, Evola joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is a tremendous defensive outfielder. Has good speed. As confidence grows, hitting is expected to improve. Is expected to see a lot of playing time. At Cypress College: Was a top defensive outfielder. Also had two home runs and 11 RBI as a sophomore. Made two appearances as a pitcher as well. At Murrieta Valley HS: Was named Most Valuable Player of the Southwestern League in 2004. Was also the Most Valuable Player and Pitcher of the Year on his team as a senior. Personal: Son of John and Laura Evola. Majoring in management and human resources. Enjoys playing basketball, tennis and XBOX 360. Lists going 4-5 with 2 home runs in a game as his most exciting experience in sports. 11 P l ayer Profiles Kenny Lane Senior INF 6-1 Bats: R Throws: R Santa Ana JC 17 After missing last season, Lane returns for his senior year at Cal Poly Pomona. Had a good fall and has improved offensively. Should add quality depth to the first base and designated hitter positions. At Cal Poly Pomona: Did not compete for the Broncos in 2006. Appeared in 14 games and started nine times for the Broncos in 2005. Hit .135 and had five hits in 37 at bats. Also drew a walk. Drove in the first run of his Cal Poly Pomona career at Cal Baptist (2-23-05). Made his Bronco debut and also got his first start against Biola University (2-1-05). At Santa Ana JC: Competed for two seasons. Hit .313 in 80 at bats in 2004. Had three home runs, 18 runs scored and 19 RBI. Hit .262 in 65 at bats in 2003. Had two home runs, 16 runs scored and 12 RBI. At Tustin HS: Earned first-team All-Golden West League honors as a junior and was the league’s Most Valuable Player as a senior. Personal: Son of Tim and Ilona Lane. Majoring in communications. Enjoys surfing, skating and long walks on the beach. Lists hitting a home run in Angel Stadium as his most exciting experience in sports. Kenny Lane’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2005 Total G/GS 14/9 14/9 AVG .135 .135 AB 37 37 R 1 1 H 5 5 2B 0 0 3B 0 0 HR 0 0 RBI 1 1 BB 1 1 SO 7 7 OB% .179 .179 SB-SBA 0-0Total 0-0 Greg Johnston Junior INF 5-8 Bats: R Throws: R 18 Mt. San Antonio College One of the Broncos’ talented newcomers, Johnston joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is a scrappy, aggressive player. Is a tough out at the plate and a very good baserunner. Has excellent speed and brings an added dimension to the team. Is a good fielder and is making the transition from second base to shortstop. At Mt San Antonio College: Earned first-team All-South Coast Conference honors as a freshman and sophomore. Was named the 2006 Mountie Award winner. Hit .342 as a freshman in 146 at bats, scored 40 runs and drove in 21. Hit .338 as a sophomore with 17 doubles, three triples, 17 runs batted in and 33 runs scored in 145 at bats. At Temple City HS: Was the Defensive Player of the Year and earned firstteam All-Rio Hondo League honors during his junior and senior years. Also competed in basketball and football. Personal: Son of Jeff and Fran Johnston. Majoring in communications. Enjoys surfing, playing XBOX and lifting weights. Lists winning the 2004 Senior Babe Ruth World Series in Newark, Ohio as his most exciting experience in sports. 12 P l ayer Profiles John Cross Senior RHP 6-2 Bats: R Throws: R 19 Long Beach City College After missing most of last season because of injury, Cross returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is looking to bounce back from arm troubles and regain his form of 2005. Knows how to pitch and has command of three pitches. Is also mentally tough. At Cal Poly Pomona: Was hampered by arm troubles and limited to just two appearances and 2 2/3 innings in 2006. Was granted a medical redshirt. Had an outstanding first season for the Broncos in 2005 and earned second-team All-CCAA honors. Made 16 appearances, including 13 starts. Went 7-3 with a 3.56 earned run average. Was second on the team in victories (7), appearances (16), strikeouts (59) and third in innings pitched (81.0). Made his first appearance for Cal Poly Pomona against Biola University (2-1-05) and pitched two scoreless innings. Made his first start at Cal State L.A. (2-14-05) and took the loss in a 5-4 decision. Tossed a pair of shutouts, limiting Sonoma State (3-12-05) to three hits in a seven-inning 5-0 victory and following that up with a one-hitter against UC San Diego (3-21-05). Walked two and struck out a season-high eight in the win over Sonoma State and walked one and struck out four against UC San Diego. At Long Beach City College: Compiled a 13-7 record with a 3.29 earned run average in two years with the program. Earned first-team All-Conference honors as a freshman after going 8-2 in 16 appearances with a 2.32 earned run average. Was 5-5 with a 4.58 earned run average as a sophomore in 14 appearances. At John F. Kennedy HS: Earned second-team all-league honors as a senior as a catcher. Personal: Son of Randy and Karen Cross. Majoring in communications. Enjoys playing waffle ball, quoting movies and Yahtzee. Earned Pitcher of the Year while pitching for the Swift Current Indians in Saskatchewan, Canada in the summer of 2005. He was 9-0 with a 2.11 earned run average with 63 strikeouts in 67 innings pitched. Lists winning the Junior Olympic National Championship with the South Bay Sharks as his most exciting experience in sports. John Cross’ Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 2005 Total G/GS 2/2 16/13 18/15 W-L 0-1 7-3 7-4 ERA 20.25 3.56 4.09 CG 0 2 2 SH 0 2 2 SV 0 0 0 IP 2.2 81.0 83.2 H 12 89 101 R 7 41 48 ER 6 32 38 BB 0 24 24 SO 3 59 62 HB 0 7 7 WP 1 6 7 Anthony Dominguez Junior INF 5-7 Bats: R Throws: R Mt. San Jacinto JC 21 One of the Broncos’ newcomers, Dominguez joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is an outstanding defensive infielder and should see time at shortstop and second base. Has a good arm, good range and is a good baserunner. His swing has improved since his arrival. At Mt. San Jacinto JC: Hit .402 his sophomore year. At Murrieta Calvary Chapel: Earned first team All-Big Sky League honors as a senior. Played four years of varsity baseball and two years of varsity basketball. Was the team captain of his baseball team. Personal: Son of Anthony and Alma Dominguez. Majoring in civil engineering. Enjoys spending time with family and friends and golf. 13 P l ayer Profiles Matt Davidson Junior OF 5-8 Bats: R Throws: R Santa Ana JC 22 One of the Broncos’ newcomers, Davidson joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is an outstanding defensive outfielder and a good baserunner. Will help the Broncos as a defensive specialist and on the bases. At Santa Ana JC: Played for two years and hit .250 as a sophomore in 2005 and .273 as a freshman. At Laguna Hills HS: Earned first-team All-Sea View League honors in 2002 and 2003. Also played football in high school. Personal: Son of Dan and Alina Davidson. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys surfing, snowboarding, eating and skateboarding. Lists playing in the 2005 Orange Empire Conference playoffs as his most exciting experience in sports. Bryan Banes Junior LHP Bats: L Throws: L Rio Hondo JC 23 One of the Broncos’ top newcomers, Banes joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Should be battling for a spot in the starting rotation. Has command of four pitches. Should make an immediate impact for Cal Poly Pomona. At Rio Hondo JC: Earned first-team All-Foothill Conference honors in 2006. Went 7-3 with a 3.35 earned run average. Allowed 18 walks and struck out 47 in 96 2/3 innings. Tossed four complete games. Earned second-team All-Conference honors in 2005. Compiled a 7-1 record with a 3.18 earned run average. Walked only 10 and struck out 52 in 73 2/3 innings. At Glen A. Wilson HS: Competed in baseball and water polo in high school. Earned first-team All-CIF and first-team All-Miramonte League honors as a senior. Earned second-team All-CIF and first-team All-League honors as a junior. Also earned second-team All-League honors as a sophomore and was his freshman’s team MVP. Personal: Son of Keith and Christina Banes. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys sleeping and video games. Lists playing in Dodger Stadium as his most exciting experience in sports. Chris Wilson Sophomore OF 6-2 Bats: L Throws: L Centenary College 24 After missing most of last season because of injury, Wilson returns for his second year with the Broncos. Will be in the mix to play first base. If healthy, should be a significant contributor. Is a good hitter and could hit for high average. At Cal Poly Pomona: Limited to just six games in his Bronco debut in 2006. Received a medical redshirt. Hit .182 with four hits in 22 at bats. Made his Cal Poly Pomona debut against Cal State Dominguez Hills (2-2-06) and picked up his first hit. Drove in his lone run of the year at Cal State L.A. (2-4-06). At Centenary College: As a true freshman, batted clean-up and started every game. Hit .305 with 25 RBI and 15 doubles. At Damien HS: Was a three-year letterwinner and earned first-team All-League honors each year. Was the team Most Valuable Player in 2004. Also competed in football and basketball. Personal: Son of Sean and Amelita James. Majoring in business. Enjoys being a first-degree Black Belt, skydiving and working out. Played in the Junior Olympics in 2002. Won three national championships. Was named L.A. Times Player of the Week twice at Damien. Lists being named the NCAA Division IMid-Continent Player of the Week as his most exciting experience in sports. Chris Wilson’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 6/5 6/5 AVG .182 .182 AB 22 22 R 1 1 H 4 4 2B 0 0 3B 0 0 HR 0 0 RBI 1 1 BB 1 1 SO 4 4 OB% .217 .217 SB-SBA 0-0 0-0 14 P l ayer Profiles Robert Palmer Freshman OF 5-9 Bats: R Throws: R Claremont HS 25 After being added to the Bronco roster last season, Palmer returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program. Will add depth to the Bronco outfield. Has improved in all phases of the game since last season. At Cal Poly Pomona: Was added to the roster, but did not compete in any games for the Broncos in 2006. At Claremont HS: Was named first-team All-Baseline League his junior and senior years. Also played in the Inland Valley All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Kirby and Susan Palmer. Majoring in history. Enjoys reading and writing. Lists winning the Baseline League in 2005 as his most exciting experience in sports. Steven Fata Sophomore OF 5-8 Bats: R Throws: R Glendora HS 26 After making his on-field debut for the Broncos last season, Fata returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program. Has shown the ability to catch and play the outfield. Versatility will be a plus for the Broncos. At Cal Poly Pomona: Appeared in five games for the Broncos in 2006 and collected one hit in three at bats. Also scored two runs. Collected first hit of his Cal Poly Pomona career and scored a run against UC San Diego (4-8-06). Also scored a run at Grand Canyon (4-22-06). Did not play in 2005 and was a redshirt. At Glendora HS: Earned first-team All-League honors two times and received All-San Gabriel Valley honorable mention two times. Personal: Son of Steve and Laura Fata. Majoring in e-business. Enjoys poker, golf and websites. Lists summer baseball in 2004 Babe Ruth season and All-Stars as his most exciting experiences in sports. Steven Fata’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 5/0 5/0 AVG .333 .333 AB 3 3 R 2 2 H 1 1 2B 0 0 3B 0 0 HR 0 0 RBI 0 0 BB 0 0 SO 2 2 OB% .333 .333 SB-SBA 0-0 0-0 Anthony Burns Freshman RHP 6-2 Bats: R Throws: R Damien HS 28 A walk-on freshman, Burns joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Has the potential to be a productive member of the Bronco bullpen. Is a converted position player and has made great strides on the mound. At Damien HS: Received the Anthony M. Schiro Memorial Scholarship. Lettered in both baseball and football. Personal: Majoring in engineering technology. Lists getting a walk-off base hit to win a game when he was 12 years old as his most exciting experience in sports. 15 P l ayer Profiles Ben Lebovitz Sophomore IF 6-2 Bats: R Throws: R Sunny Hills HS 29 After a strong on-field debut for the Broncos last year, Lebovitz returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program. Will be vying for playing time in the outfield, at first base and at designated hitter. Has good power and has improved over the course of the past three years with the Broncos. At Cal Poly Pomona: Completed a successful freshman season for the Broncos in 2006. Appeared in 31 games and started 24 times. Hit .209 with one home run and 11 runs batted in. Made his first start for Cal Poly Pomona and collected his first hit against Cal State Dominguez Hills (2-2-06). Had a season-high three hits with one run scored and three runs batted in against San Francisco State (3-3-06). Also hit his first home run for the Broncos and drove in three runs at UC San Diego (2-19-06). Did not compete in 2005 and was a redshirt. At Sunny Hills HS: Earned first-team All-Freeway League honors in 2003 and 2004 and was on the Orange County North/South All-Star team in 2004. Was his team’s Most Valuable Player. Also competed in football in high school. Personal: Son of Marc and Janet Lebovitz. Majoring in hotel and restaurant management. Enjoys the beach and playing poker. Ben Lebovitzr’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 31/24 31/24 AVG .209 .209 AB 86 86 R 13 13 H 18 18 2B 3 3 3B 0 0 HR 1 1 RBI 11 11 BB 2 2 SO 20 20 OB% .253 .253 SB-SBA 1-1 1-1 Jordan Alcantar Freshman C 5-11 Bats: R Throws: R Venice HS 30 After redshirting for the Broncos last season, Alcantar returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is expected to be a backup catcher for the Broncos this season. Has improved in all areas of the game. At Cal Poly Pomona: Was a redshirt in 2006 and did not compete. At Venice HS: Earned All-Los Angeles City honors three times and All-Western League honors four times. Personal: Son of Tim and Heather Alcantar. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys playing guitar, working out, paintballing and snowboarding. Lists playing at Minute Maid Park as his most exciting experience in sports. Manuel Navarro Freshman INF 5-5 Bats: R Throws: R Mt. Carmel HS 31 One of the Broncos’ newcomers, Navarro joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Has made great strides since his arrival. Is a very good infielder. Hitting has improved. Should add depth to the Bronco infielder. At Mt. Carmel HS: Earned Defensive Player of the Year honors as a senior. Received Avocado League Honorable Mention as a junior and the Sun Devil Award as a sophomore. Played second base and shortstop and hit .300. Personal: Son of Jose Rafael Navarro. Majoring in math. Brother Jose pitched for UC San Diego. Enjoys ping pong, baseball card collecting and weightlifting. Lists playing on the same team as his brother Jose as his most exciting experience in sports. 16 P l ayer Profiles Jarett Attard Sophomore RHP 5-11 Bats: R Throws: R Westview HS 32 After not competing in 2006, Attard returns to the Cal Poly Pomona program in a new position. A converted outfielder, is expected to be a pitcher for the Broncos in 2007. Has the team’s best fastball and an outstanding curveball. Could start and also see time in the bullpen. At Cal Poly Pomona: Did not compete in 2006 and was a redshirt. At Westview HS: Earned All-Palomar League and All-County honors. Personal: Son of Mike and Yvonne Attard. Majoring in business. Enjoys reading, climbing trees and gymnastics. Bryan Jackson Senior RHP 6-0 Bats: R Throws: R Orange Coast College 33 After sitting out last year, Jackson returns for his senior season with the Broncos. Should see time for the Broncos out of the bullpen. Has a good curveball. Is expected to provide quality depth to the pitching staff. At Cal Poly Pomona: Did not compete for the Broncos in 2006. Made 13 appearances, all in relief, for the Broncos in 2005. Compiled a 1-0 record with a 9.37 earned run average. Pitched a total of 16 1/3 innings. Made his Cal Poly Pomona debut at Azusa Pacific (2-2-05) and allowed two hits and two runs in one inning. Tossed two scoreless innings against Azusa Pacific (3-29-05) to get the win in an 8-7 Bronco victory. Allowed two hits, didn’t walk a batter and struck out one. At Orange Coast College: Appeared in 12 games, all in relief, in 2004. Compiled a 1-1 record with a 1.89 earned run average. Struck out 18 batters in 19 innings. Was 1-0 as a freshman with an 8.10 earned run average. Made nine appearances, all in relief. Also hit .250 with seven hits in 28 at bats. At El Dorado HS: Earned All-Empire League honors as a senior. Won a CIF Championship his junior year. Personal: Son of R.J. Jackson. Majoring in management and human resources. Enjoys snowboarding, golf and ping pong. List winning a CIF Championship in Dodger Stadium his junior year as his most exciting experience in sports. Brian Jackson’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2005 Total G/GS 13/0 13/0 W-L 1-0 1-0 ERA 9.37 9.37 CG. 0 0 SH 0 0 SV 0 0 IP 16.1 16.1 H 31 31 R 19 19 ER 17 17 BB 6 6 SO 9 9 HB 3 3 WP 1 1 Terry Mermer Junior INF 6-5 Bats: R Throws: R College of the Desert 34 After a year away from baseball, Mermer joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Is expected to make a major impact on the team with his power. Will see time at first base and at designated hitter. Should be a force in the Bronco lineup. At College of the Desert: Earned second-team All-Conference honors in 2005. Hit .268 with 12 home runs and 42 runs batted in. Also had six doubles and 123 at bats. At Santa Ana Calvary Chapel: Competed in baseball and football. Personal: Son of Terry Mermer and Jeannie Irwin. Majoring in Kinesiology. 17 P l ayer Profiles Ryan Screnar Sophomore RHP 6-0 Bats: R Throws: R Claremont HS 35 One of the team’s top pitchers last year as a freshman, Screnar returns for his second season at Cal Poly Pomona. Is the team’s top returning pitcher. Had an outstanding summer in the New York Collegiate Baseball League. Should be a top starter in the conference. At Cal Poly Pomona: Had a sensational first year for the Broncos in 2006. Led the team in victories after posting a 7-5 record with a 5.82 earned run average. Appeared in 14 games and led the team with 13 starts. Tossed 72 2/3 innings, which was second on the team. After starting the season 0-3, won seven of his last nine decisions. Won four straight starts from March 12 – April 8. Tossed a seven-inning, four-hit shutout against Cal State Monterey Bay (3-25-06), striking out six and walking none. Picked up his first victory at Cal Poly Pomona, allowing only eight hits and three runs at Sonoma State (2-25-06) in a 6-3 win. Struck out a season-high eight in that game. Earned the victory over Cal State San Bernardino (3-12-06) in a seven-inning complete-game effort, allowing five hits and three runs. Also got wins at Chico State (4-10-6), vs. UC San Diego (4-8-06), at Grand Canyon (4-22-06) and vs. Cal State Stanislaus (4-29-06). Allowed three or fewer runs in six of his last eight starts. At Claremont HS: Earned AllBaseline League honors three years in a row. Earned first-team honors in 2003 and was a second-team All-League selection in 2004. As a senior in 2005, made the All-Baseline League first team and the All-Academic team. Had a 9-1 record with a 1.83 earned run average as a senior and competed in the Inland Valley All-Star game. Personal: Son of Pat and Tina Screnar. Majoring in hotel and restaurant management. Enjoys all sports, going to the beach, darts and ping pong. Lists winning the Baseline League title at Claremont High School as his most exciting experience in sports. Ryan Screnar’s Statistics by Season Yr. 2006 Total G/GS 14/13 14/13 W-L 7-5 7-5 ERA 5.82 5.82 CG. 3 3 SH 1 1 SV 0 0 IP 72.2 72.2 H 96 96 R 56 56 ER 47 47 BB 21 21 SO 37 37 HB 22 22 WP 2tal 2 John Leonard Junior INF 5-11 Bats: R Throws: R Rio Hondo JC 36 One of the Broncos’ top newcomers, Leonard joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Should be one of the top hitters in the conference. Can hit for both power and average. Is expected to see time at designated hitter and first base. At Rio Hondo JC: Was a two-time junior college All-American. Hit .339 with 12 home runs, 60 runs batted in and 39 runs scored as a sophomore in 2006. Hit .384 with 13 home runs, 50 RBI and 27 runs scored as a freshman in 2005. At Kennedy HS: Played varsity all four years. Was the team’s MVP two years and received the Captain’s Award two times. Personal: Son of Tom and Mary Leonard. Majoring in business. Enjoys poker and golf. Lists anytime he hits a walk-off home run as his most exciting experience in sports. John Fisher Junior RHP 6-5 Bats: R Throws: R 38 Mt. San Antonio College One of the Broncos’ hard-throwing newcomers, Fisher joins the Cal Poly Pomona program. Has a power arm and his breaking ball has improved. Is expected to be a mainstay out of the bullpen for the Broncos this season. At Mt. San Antonio College: Compiled an 0-1 record with a 4.20 earned run average in 2006. Had six walks and 13 strikeouts in 15 innings pitched. Had a 1-1 record with one save in nine appearances as a freshman in 2005. Pitched a total of 16 1/3 innings. At Diamond Bar HS: Earned the perfect attendance award and the Coach’s Award in both baseball and basketball. Personal: Son of John and Maria Fisher. Majoring in international business and management and human resources. Enjoys baseball, watching sports on T.V., going to the gym and hanging out with family and friends. 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1/ 4 1 9 17-4 4 1*Mar 02, 2006 0- 0 W 0- 0- 0 Hills (W 1-0) *Mar 9 1/ 2:27 CS Monterey TODD 24, 2006 12 0/ 10-16W 9-0 ARANDA 1-0) 4 7 1 12 0/ 2-2) 9 W 8-7-4 7 14 112 0 5 9 1 Feb 24, 2006 CS Monterey TODD 7-4 79 02, 2006 7 11 0- 90- 0 Hills 9 1- 00- 02-10 L Feb 03, 2006 12 Cal State 2006 1- 0CS MontereyL Bay 2 8 2/10 12 L 0Feb 9 132 2:50 Cal Monterey Bay 00 2 8 2/10 0 9 10- 0- 0 2-10 1(L2-10 L LEE2 (L8 132 2:50 4 0-1) *Mar 03, L.A. 10-13 L 10 25, 2006 12 04 State L.A. 10-178- 0- 0 610 14 (L 1/13 13 9 Feb 25, 2006 Cal State L.A.CARRERAS (L 0-1) *Mar 03, 2/10 1- 0 CS 0- 90- 0 CARRERAS 0-10-13 0L CARRERAS0-3) 0-1) 0 2-10 2 14 2006 13 8 1/13 9 1- 12/10 12 9 1 10-15 L Feb 04, 2006 at Cal State 2006 2- 0CS MontereyL Bay10 (L 0-1)2-018 1Feb 115 2/1502- 40Cal Monterey Bay 00 0-1) 2-0 00L LEE 2 11 (W- 3-3)4 1 10 11 2/15 18 *Mar 04, L.A. at Cal State L.A.LEE 11 W2/15 L *Mar 9 1 9 10- 0- 0 10-15 125, 2006 at 11 State L.A. 0/ 3:29 11-17SCRENAR 2/15 18 1 7 10-15 10 5 0/ 3:29 9 Feb 25, 2006 10-15 102 04, 2006 18 CS 0- 70- 0 LEE (L W 9- 09 1- 20- 6(L 0-1) 0 5-7 L Feb 04, 2006 at Cal State 2006 3- 0CS MontereyL Bay 5 9 W3/ 0-1)L 3Feb 7 213703- 80Cal Monterey Bay 00 (L 11-0 00L SCRENAR (L0/ 2:12 3 5 9 3/ 7 9 *Mar 04, L.A. at Cal State L.A.SCRENAR (L11-0 9 *Mar 04, 3/ 2:12 CS 0- 90- 0 SCRENAR W 0-1) 3 7 10- 0- 0 5-7 7 111 26, 2006 at 31 State L.A. 12-1710-5-7 6CARRERAS213 7 9 1 11 11 3/ 0 8 9 5 9 (W 4-2) 7 2 Feb 26, 2006 5-7 5 11 2006 9 9 0/ 7 1- 30- 00-1) 2-3 L Feb 08, 2006 12 Biola 08, 2006 4- 0Chico University 2 (L 1-1) 12 L 1Feb 9 0/ 354- 0Biola 9State TODD 0(L 1-1) 7- 00L TODD4 (L 1-1) 2:28 1 (12) 2 6 0/ 3 1 9 12-3 0 03 74 10 1*Apr University Biola0-StateL TODD 6 0/ 4-5 L *Apr 08, 2006 12 Chico University 0 10 2/ 2:28 (12) 12-1810-2-3 L CARRERAS 74 3 12 1 (L Feb 01, 2006 at 2-3 24 01, 2006 at 11 0- 0- 0 46 10- 4-5 02 10 0/ 5 10 6 2/ 4-3) 9 1-2 L Feb 09, 2006 vs CS Dominguez Hills Chico 1-2 0 Hills 5 (L 0-1) 8 1Feb 9 7 1/ 235- 70CS Dominguez ROMERO (L 0-1) 00L ROMERO 5 (W 4-3)8 1 1 5 1/ 2 8 *Apr 09, 2006 5- 0 Dominguez ROMERO W1/ 4-3 L *Apr 09, 2006 vs Chico 9State Hills 1 9 1- at 0-StateL 01 2 75 1- 8 13-18W 1-2 11-4-3 7SCRENAR 75 2h11 2 4 (L 3/ 3 7 1 7 1/ 2 7 9 Feb 01, 2006 vs CS 1-2 14 01, 2006 at 12 0- 70- 0 5- 00 5 3/ 2h11 10- 00-1) 2-9 L Feb. 11,2006 10 CSU San Bernardino Chico 2-9 0 SCRENAR (L2-9 10 L 0Feb.911,20066- 0CSU 0- State SCRENAR (L 0-2) 0L SCRENAR 0-4) 2:54 0 (11) 1 2 7 2/ 9 0 10- 02 0-2) 9 1- 17 *Apr 02, 2006 6- 0 1/ (11) 13-1911-2-9 0 L LEE2 (L7 (L1/ 9 10 0 86 10 181 7 17 Feb. 9 11,2006 at CSU SanStateL Bernardino 7 2/ 6-7 L *Apr 02, 18197 10 Chico 9 0- 0 6- 00 26 10 2/ 2:54 00 San Bernardino 7 2006 at 10- 6-7 02/ 0-2) 9 3-5 L Feb.12,2006 5 vs Cal State L.A. 7- 0UC San3-5 L.A.CROSS 4 1/ 3-414 L 1Feb.12,2006 47- 60Cal San 90- 0 CROSS (L 11-3-5 00L CROSS(L4 0-5) 2:43 1 3 4 1/ 14 *Apr 06, 2006 vs Cal State 0 1 9 10- Diego 0- L 3 (L 0-1) L *Apr 9 9 13552:43 UC 0- Diego 7- 00 5 1- at 0-1) 3/ vs 13-2093 9 0-1)4 6 3/ 9 Feb.12,2006 at 3-5 33 06, 1/ 4 2006 14 10 State L.A. 9 10- 3-4 L LEE3 (L 135 5 14 0 01/ 9 1 8-11 L Feb 15, 2006 at CS Dominguez Hills UC Dominguez Hills 16 (L8-11 LL 0Feb 16 2/112h52 CS Dominguez QUINTAL (L 0-1) 0L QUINTAL(L 93 2h52 0 8 16 2/11 16 *Apr 15, 2006 8- 0 San8-11 0 QUINTAL 2/11 16 *Apr 9 0 9 1- at 0- Diego 0- L 8 0-1) 93 at 1- 15 7-10 07, 2006 16 00 0- Diego 8- 00 14 0/10 at 13-2111-10- 0 L CARTY16 (L0/10 16 0 7-10 7 0-1) 9 8 14 2/11 15 9 Feb 07, 2006 at CS 87 15, 20068- 0 UC San 90- 0 Hills 9 10- 8-11 00-1) 3-7 L Feb 18, 2006 16 UC San 08, 2006 9- 0UC San 3-7 0 ROMERO (L 0-2) LL 0Feb 115 128769- 0UC San 90- 0 ROMERO (L 0-2) 00L ROMERO 5 128 2:58 0 3 11 2/ 7 0 Diego 10- Diego 0- L 3 11 2/ 1-616 *Apr 9 2/ 2:58 UC San Diego 9- 00 7 1*Apr 18, 2006 08, 2006 10 4/ 13-2211-11- L CARRERAS 2/ 7 16 0 1-6 1 (L (L 4-4) 9 3 11 4/ 6 10 9 1 Feb 9 UC San Diego 3-7 31 18, 2006 16 00 0- Diego 9 10- 3-7 00-2) 5-8 L Feb 18, 2006 11 UC San 08, 2006 5 11 2/ 8 3 Diego 1-10- 0UC San 5-8 0 ARANDA (L 12-311 3Feb 11 12083 1160UC San 70- 0 ARANDA (L 0-1) 00L ARANDA10 120 5-3)6 3 0- Diego 0- L 5 11 W2/ 8 L *Apr 7 2/ 2:35 UC San Diego 0-1) 1-10- 33 0- Diego *Apr 18, 2006 12 18, 2006 10 1/ 14-22- 00 W 12-3 12-11SCRENAR (W 2:35 3 12 11 2/ 8 11 7 5 (L 1/ 3 7 1 Feb 7 UC San Diego 5-8 5 08, 2006 7 1-100- 5-8 00-1) W 11-6 Feb 19, 2006 at UC San 13, 2006 at 0CalW State L.A. 11 13 W 1/ 2-314 L 1Feb 139 22463 14 0UC San 90- 0 GROSS (WW1-0) 00L GROSS 13 224 3:02 1 11 13 1/ 6 14 *Apr 19, 2006 1 Diego 2-10- UC San Diego GROSS (W 1-0) 0- 0- 0 11-6 6 2-10*Apr 9 1/ 3:02 Cal 0- Diego 13, 2006 11 0/ 14-2312-12CARRERAS 1-0)3 14 1 2 9 0/ 4-5) (L 9 Feb 9 11-6 112 19, 2006 at 11 State L.A. 00 9 2-100- 2-3 11-6 011 (W 1/ 6 11 9 2 4-8 L Feb 19, 2006 at UC San 13, 2006 at 0Cal State L.A. 4 9 (L4-8 7 L 3Feb 7 5 18986 at0UC San 70- 0 SCRENAR (L 0-3) 0L SCRENAR5 (L1/ 2:21 3 4 9 3/ 8 7 *Apr 19, 2006 3 Diego 2-11- UC San 4-8 0 SCRENAR 3/ 1-6 L *Apr 19, 3/ 2:21 Cal 0- Diego 0-Diego 0- L 0-3) 8 2-111/ 14-2412-13- 0 L GROSS 9 189 8 11 1 1-6 1 1-2) 7 4 (L 3/ 6 7 7 1 Feb 7 41 13, 2006 11 31 State L.A. 00 9 2006 7 7 2-110- 4-8 00-3) 6-7 L *Feb 24, 2006 at Sonoma 15, 2006 at 0Cal State L.A. 6 16 W0/ 5-111 2 65 16 17571 1160Sonoma 91- 0 GROSS (L W1-1) 00L GROSS 16 (W0/ 2:32 2 6 16 0/ 7 11 *Feb 24, 2006 at Sonoma 6-7 0 GROSS (L 1-1) L *Feb 9 0/ 2:32 Cal 0- State 2 State 2-120-State 1- L 7 2-12*Apr 9 *Apr 24, 2006 at 20 State L.A. 00 15, 2006 at 13 1/ 15-2413-135-1 ARANDA 175 7 11 0 5 (L 1/ 3-2) 9 6 13 1-1)1 6 9 1 6-7 9 2-120- 6-7 1W 6-3 *Feb 25, 2006 at Sonoma 15, 2006 at 0CalW State L.A. 6 11 W(W6-3 8 L 3 64 11 34738 at0Sonoma 71- 0 SCRENAR (W 1-3) 0L SCRENAR (W2/ 5-4)8 3 ( 9) 3 6 11 1/ 3 8 *Feb(25, 2006 at Sonoma 6-3 0 SCRENAR 1/ 4-8 3 State 3-121-State 11-3) *Feb 9) 1/ 2:15 Cal (State L.A. 00 W 6-3 0 SCRENAR 347 2:15 0 3 ( 15, 2006 13 3-12*Apr 9) *Apr 25, 2006 at 30 1- State 11 2/ 13-144 11 1/ 3 8 7 6 11 (L 1-3)13 8 9) 15-253-121- 4-8 1W 1-0 *Feb. 25 2006 at Sonoma 21, 2006 at 0Grand 1-0 0 CARRERASW1/ 0 2 2 Apr 725 34705 at0Sonoma Canyon CARRERASW(W1-0 00 CARRERAS 347 1-1) 2 1 6 1/ 0 2 *Feb. 7 2006 at Sonoma Canyon 2Apr 25 State 4-12W 2-State 11 6 W (W 1-1) *Feb. 21, 1/ 1:30 Grand 791- 0 4-121-1) CARRERAS (W 1:30 3 10-5 10 16 2006 at 23 2- State 2/ 16-25- 00 W 10-5 13-1410 16 1/ 0 11 (W 5-5) 9 1-0 1 6 2006 11 2 4-122- 11 6 2/ 5 2 7 3 W 12-7 *Feb 26, 2006 at Sonoma 22, 2006 at 0Grand12-7 0 ARANDA (W12-7 4 3 Apr 16 2/ 73:00 Sonoma Canyon ARANDA (W 1-1) 00 ARANDA19 (W87 3:00 3 (10) 12 16 2/ 7 4 *Feb 26, 2006 at Sonoma Canyon 12 16 WW2/ 7 3Apr 9 State 5-12W 3-State 11-1) 87 5-1214-10 *Feb 9 14 22, 2006 at 31 3- State 19 2/10 17 (10) 17-25- 00 W 12-7 W 14-10 13-14ROMERO (W 2/ 7 17 1 14 2-3) 12 16 2/10 4 9 12 26, 2006 at0 Grand 9 1- 0 4 5-123- 11-1) W 13-7 *Mar 03, 2006 12 San Francisco State W 4-Canyon ROMERO (W13-7 12 2 Apr 157 0/ 72 1280San 4- Canyon ROMERO (W 1-2) 00 ROMERO 7 (W 6-4)8 2 13 15 0/ 7 2Apr 22, 2006 9 6-12- San Francisco 13 15 11-2) 7 65 6-1222, 2006 3/ 2:53 20 Francisco State W 13-7 18-25- 00 W 4-2 13-14SCRENAR 65 2:53 0 4 (W 3/ 2 7 *Mar 9 13 15 0/ 7 12 9 *Mar 03, 2006 at 0Grand13-7 0 State WW0/ 4-2 134 03, 2006 at Grand 971- 0 6-124- 11-2) 9-10 L *Mar 04, 2006 18 San Francisco State Stanislaus CARRERAS 0/10 18 L 3 92 157 110 3 18 0San StanislausCARRERAS 13-15- 00L CARRERAS(L0/10 18 3 (11) 1 9 15 0/10 3 9-10 L 9 15 (L2-3 L *Mar 04, 0/104:05 CS (11) 0 1-2) *Apr 28, 2006 11 31 4- 92- 18-26- 00 (11) 2006 6-13(L 2-3 1-2) *Apr 04, 2006 28, 6-13- 0CS Francisco State 0/ 2 0/ 4:05 3 9 Francisco State 4- 9-10 L ROMERO7 110 1-2) 1 9 15 (L2-4)11 *Mar(11) 2006 San 4- 2- 0 9-10 6-132W 3-2 *Mar 04, 2006 4 San Francisco State W 5- 2- 0 CARRERASW1/ 3-2 4 1 33 7 6 11022 470San StanislausCARRERASW(W3-2 00 CARRERAS(W1/ 2-2)7 1 3 3 1/ 2 1 7 7-13- 0CS Stanislaus State 3 W (W 2 3-2 3 2-2) *Mar 04, 1/ 1:35 CS 5- 92- 0 7-13- 11 Francisco State W 3-2 2-2) ARANDA3 110 1:35 1 *Apr 29, 2006 *Apr 29, 2006 0/ 19-26- 00 14-153 0/ 2 2 9 3 6 (W4-2) 4 7 1 *Mar 04, 2006 San Francisco 3-2 3 2006 7 7-135- 27-8 L *Mar 05, 2006 16 San Francisco State Stanislaus LEE (L 0-2)5-316 2 75 9 8 10583 16 0San StanislausLEE 00 0-2)7-8 00L LEE 7 8 105 7-4) 2 7 8 1/ 8 2 9 7-14- 0CS Francisco State 8 W1/ 8 L *Mar 05, 1/ 2:50 CS 5- 73- 0 7-8 L 7 7-14*Apr 29, 2006 *Apr 29, 2006 11 21 Francisco State W 5-3 0/ 20-26- (L 15-15SCRENAR (W 2:50 1 5 8 1/ 8 16 0/ 7 9 1 *Mar 05, 2006 San 5- 3- 0 7-8 8 2006 9 7-145- 3(L 0-2) 3 11 4-8 L *Mar 09, 2006 at CSU San Bernardino CS Stanislaus ROMERO (L 1-3) LL 0 43 9 11182:38 CSU StanislausROMERO (L 1-3) 00L ROMERO13 111 2:38 0 4 9 1/ 8 13 *Mar 09, 2006 at 0 0 9 7-15- CSU San 4- 0 5- Bernardino 9 1/ 3-19 *Mar 09, 1/ 4-8 L 4 8 7-15*Apr 30, 2006 13 2006 at 01 San Bernardino 20-27- 00 15-16- L CARTY 9 1/ 8 13 1 3-19 3 (L 0-2) 9 4-8 13 *Apr 30, 2006 13 0 CS 5- 94- 0 9 1/19 22 9 7-155- 4-8 44 (L 1/19 22 1-3) 9 1 1-4 L *Mar 10, 2006 at CSU San Bernardino CS Dominguez Hills 4 (L 1-2) LL 1 13 9 9 10046 11 0CSU Dominguez ARANDA (L 1-2) 00L ARANDA 4 100 3:00 1 1 4 1/ 4 11 *Mar 10, 2006 at 0 1 9 7-16- CSU San 5- 0 ARANDA 1/ 3-611 *Mar 10, 1/ 3:00 CS 5- 95- 0 Hills 5- Bernardino 1-4 L 1 4 7-16*May 04, 2006 *May 04, 2006 at 10 San Bernardino 0/ 20-28- 00 15-17- L CARRERAS 1/ 4 11 0 3-6 3 (L (L 5-6) 9 1 9 0/ 6 10 9 1 1-4 4 2006 10 9 7-165- 1-4 51-2) W 6-4 *Mar 12, 2006 11 CS San 05, 2006 6 14 0/ 4 2 Bernardino 0CS San 6-4 0 Hills14 W 0/ 6-17 L 2 66 14 0/ 42:29 CS San 95- 0 CARRERASW(W6-4 00L CARRERAS (L 7-4) 2 8-16- CS W 6-Bernardino 56 3-2) *May 12, 2006 11 0 CS Dominguez Hills 95 8-163-2) SCRENAR (W 3-2) 4 *May 9 Dominguez CARRERAS (W 4 11 *Mar 9 05, 2006 19 24 6- Bernardino 0 11 2/17 20-29- 0 15-186 11 0/ 4 11 2/17 19 9 6 14 95 2:29 9 *Mar 12, 2006 6-4 9 8-166- 6-17 5W 4-3 *Mar 12, 2006 5 CS San 06, 2006 at 0CS San 4-3 0 Hills 9 W(W4-3 5 L 0 46 7 9 0/ 32:05 CS San 95- 0 SCRENAR (W 2-3) 0L SCRENAR9 (L70 2:05 0 4 9 0/ 3 0 Bernardino CS W 7-Bernardino 9-1654 2-3) *May 06, 2006 11 02 7- Bernardino 0 3 70 9-16*May 7 Dominguez SCRENAR 0/ 6-10 *Mar 12, 2006 at0 CS Dominguez Hills W 4-3 0 ROMERO9 (W1/10 11 2 20-30- 0 15-196 2-5) 9 4 0/ 3 5 7 *Mar 12, 2006 9 1/10 5 7 9-167- 6-10 52-3) W 9-0 *Mar 24, 2006 5 CS Monterey Bay at 0CS Monterey0Bay 9 12 (W 2-2) 5 L 1 96 12 0/ 01:55 CS Monterey Bay 00 (W 2-2) 00L ARANDA11 (L 0-2)5 1 9 12 0/ 0 1 9 10-16- CS W 8- 59-0 ARANDA 0 95 0 Hills *May 06, 2006 Dominguez Hills W 0/ 6-19 *Mar 9 *May 24, 10-16- 0 CS Dominguez ARANDA W 9-0 06, 2006 at 10 8- 75- 10-1611 2006 21 4/19 5 20-3115-20QUINTAL 95 1:55 0 6 (W 4/19 7 *Mar 24, 2006 9-0 9 8- 6-19 59 12 0/ 0 21 2-2) 9 10-13 L *Mar 25, 2006 13 CS Monterey Bay 0 Monterey0Bay 10 (L 0-3) 13 4 10 14 105 2:57 CS Monterey Bay 0 0-3) 6- 0 L LEE (L 0-3) 2:57 4 10 14 1/13 4 9 10-17- CS 8- 6- L LEE 14 1/13 L *Mar 9 1/13 13 0 4 8- 6- 10-17- (L 810-13 0 LEE 25, 10-172006 10-13 10 14 105 1/13 13 9 1 *Mar 25, 2006 10-13 9 W 2-0 *Mar 25, 2006 4 CS Monterey Bay game Monterey0Bay 2 5 W(W2-0 4 () extra inning 4game Monterey Bay 0 2 5 0/ 0 1 7 11-17- CS 2-0 SCRENAR 0/ 3-3) 1 2 7 10501:35 CS 9- 6- 11-170 0 SCRENAR (W 3-3) SCRENAR (W 3-3) 4 1 () extra inning 0 W 9- 6*Mar 25, 2006 *Mar 25, 0/ 5 11-17- 0 1 2006 7 W 2-0 0 9- 62 5 105 1:35 0/ 0 7 1 W 11-0 *Mar 26, 2006 8 CS Monterey Bay 0 Monterey0Bay 11 11 W 0/ 0 8 1 11 11 12502:25 CS 10- 6- 12-17- 0 11 11 0/ 0 1 9 12-17- CS W 11-0 10- 6CARRERAS (W 4-2) *Mar 9 0/ 0 CARRERASW(W 6- 0 CARRERAS 125 4-2) 1 26, 12-17- 0 1 Monterey Bay 2006 8 11-0 11 11 (W 2:25 0/ 0 8 9 1 *Mar 26, 2006 11-0 9 10- 4-2) 4-5 L *Apr 01, 2006 at Chico 01, 2006 at 0 4 10 2/ 5 10 *Apr(12) 12-18- Chico State0 CARRERAS 2/ 5 10 1 4 10 2/-53:38 Chico State CARRERAS (L4-5 0 L CARRERAS (L 4-3) 1 (12) 1 State 10- 7- L 4-5 4 10 (L 4-3) *Apr 01, 12-18- 0 1 10- 7- 12-18- 0 (12) 2006 10 4-3) - 5 10 4-5 L at (12) 0 10- 74 10 2/ 3:38 W 4-3 *Apr 01, 2006 at Chico 01, 2006 at 0 W State0 SCRENARW(W4-3 7 2 4 7 28732:10 Chico 7 7- 13-18- 0 4 7 3/ 3 7 *Apr State 2 7 13-18- Chico 4-3 11- 74 7 3/ 4-3) *Apr 01, 3/ 3 0 (W 4-3 0 7 13-18- 0 2 11-State SCRENAR 11- 4-3) SCRENAR (W 4-3) 7 2 2006 at 7 W 74 7 287 2:10 3/ 3 19 7 2 6-7 L *Apr 02, 2006 at Chico 02, 2006 at 0 6 10 1/ 7 17 *Apr(11) 13-19- Chico State0 LEE (L 0-4) 7 17 0 6 10 12374:00 Chico State LEE 0 0-4)6-7 0 L LEE 6 10 123 4:00 0 (11) 1 0 State 11- 8- L 6-7 6 10 1/ (11) 13-19- 0 0 11- 8- 13-19- (L 11- 82006 17 at 1/ 6-7 L *Apr 02, 1/ (11) 0 (L 0-4) 7 17 3-4 L *Apr 06, 2006 at UC San 9 2006 at 0 San 3-4 0 LEE (L 0-5) 4 6 0 3 9 10542:37 UC 11- 9- 13-20- 0 0-5)3-4 0 L LEE 3 9 105 2:37 0 3 9 3/ 4 6 *Apr 06, 13-20- UC 11-Diego 0 Diego 9- L 3 9 3/ 0 3-4 L *Apr 06, 3/ 9 13-20- 0 0 San Diego LEE (L 11- 92006 at 6 9 (L 0-5) 4 6 3/ 9 1 2006 All-CCAA Baseball Teams Second Team Honorable Mention First Team Ryan Owen, CS Dominguez Hills, Sr. P Matt Cantele, UC San Diego, Fr. 1B Chris Borchers, CS Dominguez Hills, Sr. P Kyle Owsley, Cal State L.A., Jr. P Jeff Carroll, Cal State L.A., Sr. 3B Nick Bryant, Chico State, Jr. P Ryan McGrath, CS Stanislaus, Sr. P Daniel Code, Chico State, Jr. OF Derrick Loop, Cal State L.A., Sr. P Luis Carreras, Cal Poly Pomona, Sr. P B.J. Collum, Sonoma State, Jr. OF Michael Rocco, CS San Bernardino, Jr. P Rylan Hanks, CS San Bernardino, Jr. RP Trevor Decker, UC San Diego, Fr. P Marcus Martinez, Chico State, Jr. RP Matt Kavanaugh, San Francisco State, Jr. C T.J. Drotleff, Sonoma State, Sr. SS Anthony Esquer, Cal Poly Pomona, Sr. C R.J. Brown, Cal State L.A., Sr. 1B Marquis Fleming, CS Stanislaus, So. P Jason Klug, CS Dominguez Hills, Jr. 1B Kirk Gross, Cal Poly Pomona, Jr. 2B Bryon Grubman, UC San Diego, Sr. P Garrett Imeson, UC San Diego, Fr. 2B Jerin Harper, Chico State, Sr. 3B Manny Hernandez, Cal State L.A., Jr. RP Rego Nieto, CS San Bernardino, Sr. 3B Jack Roche, Cal State L.A., Jr. SS Mateo Marquez, CS Dominguez Hills, Jr. OF Cody Puckett, CS Dominguez Hills, Fr. SS Kevin McCarthy, CS Stanislaus, Jr. IF Fred Medina, CS Dominguez Hills, Sr. OF Cal Cal A.J. Valentine, CS Stanislaus, Jr. IF Damian Fante, UC San Diego, Sr. OF Poly Pomona Isidro Perez, CS Dominguez Hills, Sr. OFPoly Pomona Game Results for Cal Poly Pomona (as of Feb 12, Game Results for Cal Poly Pomona (as of 2007) Jacob Ferris, Cal State L.A., Sr. OF Brad Croxton, CS San Bernardino, (All games) Jr. OF Arturo Reyes, Cal State L.A., Jr. RP (All games) Tony Marx, CS Stanislaus, Sr. OF Chris LeBouef, CS Stanislaus, Sr. OF Tony Scognamiglio, CS Stanislaus, Sr. C Game date Opposing team Score Game h e/ e Inns Overall Score CCAA r h e/ Zack Pace, Sonoma State, Sr. OF Brett Gordon, CS Stanislaus,rSr.date r h Opposing team DH Kyle Stanley, CS -------- Pitcher of record e Inns Dominguez ---------------------- Att Hills, Sr. 3B r h ----------------------------------------/-------- ---------------------------------/-------- -----Scott Clement, UC SanFeb 02,So. DH CS Dominguez Hills W 7-4 Francisco St., Sr. UTCS Dominguez Hills WSonoma State, Jr. DH 4 7 1 Diego, 2006 Whitey Markovich, San Feb 02, 2006 7 1 Tyler Wrightman, 0-7-4 0 TODD 14 1-0) 7 14 1/ 4 9 1- 0- 0 07 (W 1/ 9 Feb 03, 2006 2-10 L Feb 03, 2006 12 Cal State L.A. 1- 0 2 8 2/10 0 9 10-2-10 0L CARRERAS 2/10 12 0 02 8 (L 0-1) 9 Jake Puckett, CS San Bernardino, Sr. UT Cal State L.A. Feb 04, 2006 at Cal State L.A. 10-15 L Feb 04, 2006 at Cal State L.A. 2- 0 10 11 2/15 18 1 9 10- 0- 0L LEE (L 0-1) 10-15 10 11 2/15 18 1 9 CCAA Most0Valuable Player 5 the 3/ 0-1)9 3 of 9 (L 7 Year: Feb 04, 2006 at Cal State L.A. 5-7 L Feb 04, 2006 at Cal State L.A. 35 9 3/ 7 9 3 7 10-5-7 0L SCRENAR 07 CCAA Biola University OVERALL L Feb 08, 2006 12 Biola University Cal State0- 0L TODD Hills0/ 3 12 1 Jason1- 4- 0 Klug, Dominguez (L 1-1) Feb 08, 2006 2-3 2 6 0/ 3 1 9 0-2-3 2 6 9 W T L T 1 5 2006 8 1 Feb 09, 2006 vs L DominguezPct. CS Hills W 1-2 L Feb 09,Pct. 2 vs CS Dominguez Pitcher of0-1-2 0L ROMERO5 (L1/ 2 8 1 1/ 9 1- 5- 0 00-1) 9 CCAA Hills the Year: 1 Feb. 11,2006 CSU 0 2/ 0 9 1- 6- 0 0-2-9 L SCRENAR (L 0-2) 02 7 2/ 9 Cal State Dominguez Hills 20 10 San Bernardino 33 2-9 L Feb. 11,2006 10 CSU San Bernardino Cal State0Dominguez Hills9 10 0 .667 18 0 2 7 .647 9 Chris 1Borchers, 0-3-5 0L CROSS 4 1/ 5 14 1 Feb.12,2006 vs Cal State L.A. 4 1/ 9 03 (L 0-1) 9 UC San Diego 23 at 13 Dominguez.639 35 3-5 L Feb.12,2006 5 vs CalDominguez Hills 0 24 L Feb 15,.593 at CS State L.A. 7- 0 0 3 16 2006 14 1 Feb 15, 2006 CS Hills 8-11 8 2/11 16 0 9 1- 8- 0 0-8-11 9 CCAA Coach of the 0- 0L QUINTAL (L 0-1) 0 Year: 8 16 2/11 16 Cal State L.A. 21 12 San1 Diego.632 36 3-7 L Feb 18,.689 7 16 UC San 9Diego 9- 0 16 1 3 11 2006 Feb 18, 2006 UC 2/ 0 103 11 0-2) 9 George Wing, Cal 0-3-7 Dominguez Hills 7 16 0 State 0L ROMERO (L2/ 8 11 3 Chico State 20 13 San0 Diego.606 46 5-8 L Feb 18,.687 8 11 UC San 7Diego 21 0 5 11 2006 Feb 18, 2006 UC 2/ 3 1-10- 0 0-5-8 0L ARANDA (L2/ 05 11 0-1) 7 CCAA Feb 19, 2006 at 15 San Diego.531 UC Feb 19,.548 6 at UC San 9Diego Freshman0- 0- 0Year: 13 1/ 6 14 1 1/ 2-10- 0 W of the 11-6 GROSS (W 1-0) 11 9 Sonoma State 17 0 28 W 11-6 23 111 13 2006 14 1 Feb 9 3/ 7 2-11- 0 0-4-8 0L SCRENAR 3/ 8 09 7 Garrett Cal State Stanislaus 19, 2006 at 17 San0 Diego.528 31 4-8 L *Feb 19,.564 8 at UC San 7Diego Imeson, UC San Diego 4 16 (L 0-3)7 3 19 at UC 24 L Feb 24, 2006 at Sonoma 9State 0 4 16 2006 11 3 *Feb 24, 2006 Sonoma State 6-7 6 0/ 7 2 2-12- 0 0-6-7 0L GROSS (L 0/ 7 11 2 16 1-1) 9 Cal State San Bernardino 2006 at 17 0 State.528 23 W 6-3 22 0 6 11 2006 8 3 ( State *Feb 25, 19 Sonoma *Feb 25,.511 3 at Sonoma 9) 1/ 3-12- 0 W 1-6-3 0 SCRENAR (W 1-3)8 3 ( 9) 16 11 1/ 3 *Feb. 25 2006 at 20 Sonoma State.429 *Feb. 25.392 0 at Sonoma 7State 1/ 4-12- 0 W 2-1-0 0 CARRERAS 1/ 0 2 2 11 6 (W 1-1) 7 Cal Poly Pomona 15 0 20 W 1-0 31 0 1 6 2006 2 2 *Feb Sonoma *Feb 26,.408 7 at Sonoma 9State 2/ 5-12- 0 W 3- 1- 0 ARANDA (W2/ 7 4 3 12-7 12 16 1-1) 9 San Francisco State 26, 2006 at 23 1 State.309 22 W 12-7 10 31 212 16 2006 4 3 *Mar 03, San 15 0/ 2 9 6-12- 0 13-7 13 15 1-2) 9 Cal State Monterey Bay 2006 6 30 Francisco State15 W 13-7 L *Mar 03,.278 7 12 San Francisco State W 4-9-10 0L ROMERO (W0/ 7 12 2 (11) 0 .167 39 013 04, 2006 18 San Francisco State 4- 1- 0 CARRERAS 0/10 18 3 *Mar 04, 2006 San Francisco State 9-10 *Mar 15 2006 9 0/10 3 (11) 6-13- 0 29 15 (L 1-2) 2006 Game By Game Results A l l - C o n ference S elec tions 1967 Denis Murray, P, Second Team 1968 Rich Stilinger, P, First Team Denis Nespor, OF, First Team Doug Moore, 2B, Second Team Dennis Sheets, SS, Second Team 1969 Rick Gallagher, 1B, First Team Dan Blood, 2B, First Team Steve Nielsen, P, Second Team Paul Opatkiewicz, OF, Second Team 1970 Mark Wiley, 1B, First Team Dan Blood, 2B, First Team Frank Cappiello, SS, First Team Wendell Kim, 3B, First Team Tom Smithson, OF, First Team 1971 Adrian Witt, P, Second Team Roger Fechner, P, Second Team 1972 Roger Fechner, P, First Team Wendell Kim, OF, First Team Bob Brett, OF, First Team Cary Terrill, P, Second Team Jim Fradella, IF, Second Team Don Highstreet, IF, Second Team Dave Wieneke, OF, Second Team 1973 Wayne Gross, 1B, First Team Don Highstreet, 3B, First Team Steve Ludewig, Util, First Team Vic Bernal, P, Second Team Mike Seberger, P, Second Team Mitchell Page, OF, Second Team Dave Wieneke, OF, Second Team 1974 Kevin Thornhill, 2B, First Team John Riddle, P, Second Team Dennis Rogers, Util, Second Team Pete Alexander, OF, Second Team 1975 Jim Pryor, C, First Team Vic Bernal, P, First Team 1976 Bruce MacPherson, P, First Team Clay Harris, 3B, First Team Dennis Sherow, OF, First Team Ken Hellyer, OF, First Team Kevin Jenkins, DH, First Team Jim Pryor, C, Second Team Alex Torres, 2B, Second Team Monte Cloward, Util, Second Team MVP – Dennis Sherow Coach of the Year – John Scolinos 1977 Bob Minor, 1B, Second Team Kevin McLean, OF, Second Team Scot Pyle, Util, Second Team 1978 John Broders, Util, First Team Darrell Miller, C, Second Team 1979 Darrell Miller, C, First Team Alan Fowlkes, P, First Team Chris Clark, OF, First Team John Broders, OF, First Team Randy Nelson, P, Second Team Scot Pyle, SS, Second Team Rick White, 3B, Second Team MVP Pitcher – Alan Fowlkes Co-MVP – John Broders Co-Coach of the Year – John Scolinos 1980 Ken Foster, 1B, First Team Alan Fowlkes, P, First Team Chris Clark, OF, First Team Mike Ashman, Util, First Team Randy Schauer, P, Second Team MVP Pitcher – Alan Fowlkes Tri-MVP – Chris Clark Coach of the Year – John Scolinos 1981 John Hotchkiss, 3B, First Team Jim Carmichael, OF, First Team Mark Border, P, First Team Mike Ashman, Util, First Team Randy McFarlen, OF, Second Team Jim Camacho, SS, Second Team Eric Stewart, C, Second Team 1982 Steve Stanley, 3B, Second Team Tom Scarletta, SS, Second Team Dan Blanchette, P, Second Team Jim Carmichael, OF, Second Team 1983 Ron Johns, P, First Team Steven Gomez, P, First Team Steve Ziem, P, First Team Larry Beardman, OF, First Team Jim Torchia, OF, First Team Jeff Edwards, C, Second Team Dan Blanchette, P, Second Team Tom Scaletta, SS, Second Team Coach of the Year – John Scolinos 1984 Ron Johns, 1B, First Team Tom Weeks, OF, Second Team 1985 Mike Munoz, P, First Team John Love, 2B, First Team Tom Weeks, 1B, Second Team Tom Scaletta, SS, Second Team Mike Patterson, Util, Second Team Jeff Edwards, C, Second Team Darren Gonzales, P, Second Team Co-MVP – John Love 1986 Steve Manes, OF, First Team Tom Lorenz, DH, First Team Marty Rivero, 3B, Second Team David Schuster, C, Second Team 1987 Dave Hajek, IF, First Team Keith Barrett, DH, First Team Charlie Webb, P, First Team Tom Lorenz, 3B, Second Team Keith Barrett, 1B, Second Team Co-Pitcher of the Year – Charlie Webb 1988 Jim Chapman, 2B, First Team Dave Hajek, SS, First Team Bill Beeman, 3B, Second Team Chris Goldbach, C, First Team Wayne Koklys, P, First Team Chris Butterfield, OF, First Team Keith Barrett, 1B, Second Team Co-Pitcher of the Year – Wayne Koklys 1989 Dave Hajek, SS, First Team Chris Goldbach, C, First Team Chris Butterfield, OF, First Team Brian Grier, OF, First Team Dan Fouts, Util, First Team Wayne Koklys, P, Second Team Miccal Jackson, 2B, Second Team MVP – Chris Goldbach 1990 Dan Andrews, OF, First Team 1991 Wayne Koklys, P, First Team Chris Hunt, OF, First Team Dan Mead, P, Second Team Shannon Wright, C, Second Team Grant Stephens, OF, Second Team Co-MVP – Ramiro Garcia Tri-Coast of the Year – John Scolinos 1992 Chris Hunt, C, First Team Grant Stephens, 2B, First Team Matt Bullock, OF, Second Team Yani Aghili, DH, Second Team Shannon Albright, P, Honorable Mention Brian Mena, OF, Honorable Mention Craig Benham, OF, Honorable Mention 1993 Shannon Albright, P, First Team Grant Stephens, 3B, First Team Tom Eide, OF, First Team Brian Mena, OF, First Team Brian Dennis, C, Second Team Dave Anderlik, P, Honorable Mention Coach of the Year – Chuck Belk 1994 Brian Dennis, C, First Team Tom Eide, SS, First Team Dave Anderlik, DH, First Team Jason Wakefield, 2B, Second Team Mike Kurnick, P, Second Team Aaron Edwards, OF, Second Team 1995 Robert Price, P, First Team Noel Magpoc, OF, First Team Jason Wakefield, 2B, Second Team Joseph Ibarra, SS, Second Team Randy Robinson, P, Second Team Phil Ruhl, 1B, Honorable Mention Chad Overacker, OF, Honorable Mention Mitch Charles, C, Honorable Mention Darrick Edison, P, Honorable Mention 1996 Anthony Iten, 1B, Second Team Chad Overacker, OF, Second Team 1997 Forest Long, 2B, First Team Oscar Betancourt, Util, First Team Michael Danbo, P, First Team Joshua Behney, C, Second Team Rocky Asbury, OF, Second Team Brad Downing, OF, Second Team Alex Sanchez, P, Second Team Anthony Iten, 1B, Honorable Mention Will Morris, P, Honorable Mention Chad Overacker, OF, Honorable Mention 1998 Forest Long, 2B, First Team Rocky Asbury, OF, First Team Alberto Juarez, Util, Second Team Chris Fusillo, DH, Second Team Brad Downing, OF, Second Team Will Morris, P, Second Team Josh Egan, P, Honorable Mention Ryan Vorell, 1B, Honorable Mention 1999 Andre Gomez, C, First Team Justin Davis, OF, Second Team Chris Amaya, P, Honorable Mention Andrew Perkins, P, Honorable Mention 2000 Andrew Perkins, P, Second Team Andre Gomez, C, Second Team Jeff Ellena, SS, Second Team Justin Davis, OF, Second Team Chris Fusillo, OF, Honorable Mention Ryan Vorell, 1B, Honorable Mention Will Morris, P, Honorable Mention Dan Bobadilla, 2B, Honorable Mention Donnie Furnald, Util, Honorable Mention 2001 Donnie Furnald, P, First Team Ryan Vorell, 1B, First Team Justin Davis, OF, First Team Jeff Ellena, SS, Second Team Chris Fusillo, OF, Second Team Steve Kaustinen, P, Honorable Mention Dan Bobadilla, 2B, Honorable Mention 2002 Matt Stevens, OF, Honorable Mention Anthony Gonzales, 3B, Honorable Mention 2003 Anthony Gonzales, 3B, Second Team 2004 Kenneth Galindo, IF, Second Team Efren Lira, P, Third Team Jose Munoz, P, Third Team 2005 Taylor Wilding, P, First Team, Most Valuable Pitcher Matt Lopez, IF, First Team Kevin Falls, IF, First Team John Cross, P, Second Team Anthony Esquer, C, Second Team Jarrod Allen, OF, Honorable Mention Luis Carreras, P, Honorable Mention 2006 Anthony Esquer, C, First Team Luis Carreras, P, Second Team Kirk Gross, 2B, Second Team 20 I n d i v i d ual/Team Records GENERAL Games Played Season 69, Jim Torchia, 1985 69, John Borders, 1985 Career 230, Tom Scaletta, 1982-85 Runs Batted In Game 9, Larry Reed vs. La Verne, 1963 Season 62, Ken Hellyer, 1976 Career 194, Tom Weeks, 1984-87 Stolen Bases Season 40, Aaron Edwards, 1994 Career 53, Grant Stephens, 1974-75 Bases On Balls Season 50, Chris Clark, 1980 Career 179, Tom Scaletta, 1982-85 Strikeouts Season 55, Clay Harris, 1976 Career 139, Tom Scaletta, 1982-85 Total Bases Season 180, John Love, 1985 Career 465, Tom Weeks, 1984-87 Hit By Pitch Season 30, Andre Gomez, 2000 Career 48, Andre Gomez, 2000 Batting Average (Min. 100 At Bats) Season ……..426, John Hotchkiss, 1981 Hitting Streak Consecutive …31, Larry Beardman, 1983 Losses Season 12, Chuck Belk, 1977 Career 24, Vic Bernal, 1972-75 Won-Lost Percentage Season 913, Alan Fowlkes (21-2), 1980 Career 770, Alan Fowlkes, 1977-80 Saves Season 5, Jose Munoz, 2002 5, Kevin Waldinger, 2001 5, Charlie Webb, 1986 5, John Kistner, 1976 5, Paul Coleman, 1964 Career 10, Paul Coleman, 1964-66 Shutouts Season 3, Lee Losee, 1963 3, Robert Price, 1995 3, Michael Danbo, 1997 3, Taylor Wilding, 2005 Strikeouts Game 17, Taylor Wilding vs. Cal State L.A., 2005 17, Mike Kurnik vs. Cal Poly SLO, 1994 17, Mark Wiley vs. Stanford, 1970 17, Mark Foss vs. So. Utah, 1965 Season 170, Mark Wiley, 1970 Career 308, Kirk Washington, 1983-86 Consecutive Strikeouts Game 11, Darrell Clark vs. USC, 1963 Bases On Balls Game 11, Paul Coleman vs. La Verne, 1966 Season 73, Steve Ziem, 1983 Career 267, Kirk Washington, 1983-86 Hits Allowed Season 171, Alan Fowlkes, 1980 Career 410, Mark Border, 1979-82 Earned Run Average Season 1.41, Rich Stillinger, 1968 Career 1.53, Lee Losee, 1963-66 No-Hit Games Efren Lira vs. Cal State Stanislaus (9 innings), 2003 John Heaton vs. Chico State (7 innings), 1999 Randy Schauer vs. CS Dominguez Hills (7 innings), 1980 Vic Bernal vs. Cal Poly SLO (7 innings), 1974 Bill Borning vs. Long Beach State (7 innings), 1969 Darrell Clark (7) and Jim Putnam (2) vs. La Verne, 1961 TEAM RECORDS BATTING At Bats Season 284, John Love, 1985 Career 854, Tom Weeks, 1984-87 Hits Game 6, Jason Welch vs. Biola University, 2002 6, John Love vs. Long Beach State, 1985 6, Dennis Sherow vs. So. Ill. Edwardsville, 1976 Season 115, John Love (1985) Career 285, Tom Weeks (1984-87) Runs Game 6, John Love vs. Long Beach State, 1985 Season 76, Chris Clark, 1980 Career 168, Tom Weeks, 1984-87 Doubles Game 3, Matt Stevens vs. Cal Baptist, 2005 3, Anthony Esquer vs. CS Dominguez Hills, 2004 3, Benny Winslow vs. Hawaii Pacific, 2003 3, Brian Ziarnick vs. San Francisco State, 2002 3, Nicholas Sloey vs. Azusa Pacific, 2002 3, John Broders vs. Hawaii, 1979 3, Chris Clark vs. CS Northridge, 1980 3, Mike Ashman vs. CS Northridge, 1980 3, Jim Camacho vs. UC Riverside, 1981 3, David Schuster vs. Long Beach State, 1985 3, Tom Weeks vs. Sacramento State, 1985 3, Tom Lorenz vs. Chapman, 1986 3, Oscar Betancourt vs. Azusa Pacific, 1997 Season 28, Tom Weeks, 1985 Career 65, Tom Weeks, 1984-87 Triples Game 4, Jay Zuanich vs. Cal State L.A., 1971 Season 10, Dennis Sherow, 1976 Career 15, Dennis Sherow, 1974-76 15, Justin Davis, 1999-01 Home Runs Game 3, Larry Reed vs. La Verne, 1963 3, Brad Downing vs. CS San Bernardino, 1997 Season 14, Ryan Vorell, 2001 Career 33, Tom Weeks, 1984-87 PITCHING Appearances Season 30, Bruce MacPherson, 1976 Career 73, Kirk Washington, 73 Games Started Season 23, Alan Fowlkes, 23, 1980 Career 57, Kirk Washington, 1983-86 Complete Games Season 19, Alan Fowlkes, 1980 Career 31, Alan Fowlkes, 1977-80 Consecutive Complete Games Season 15, Charlie Webb, 1987 Innings Pitched Game 13 2/3, Mark Border vs. Tokai, Japan, 1979 Doubleheader 15 2/3, Mike Regus vs. Hawaii, 1975 Season 206, Alan Fowlkes, 1980* Career 439, Kirk Washington, 1983-86 Wins Season 21, Alan Fowlkes, 1980 Career 35, Alan Fowlkes, 1977-80 Single-Game Runs 26, vs. Cal State L.A., 1984 Runs, Opponent 22, CS San Bernardino, 1998 Runs, Inning 11, vs. Biola University, 2002 11, vs. CS Dominguez Hills, 1990 Runs, Inning, Opponent 13 vs. Cal Poly SLO, 1985 Runs, Both Teams 37, vs. Cal State L.A. (26-11), 1984 Hits 29, vs. UC Irvine, 1981 Hits, Opponent 26, Cal Poly SLO, 1985 Hits, Doubleheader 43 vs. Cal State L.A. Hits, Both Teams 48 vs. UC Irvine, 1981 Fewest Hits 0 vs. Cal Poly SLO, 1979 Fewest Hits, Opponent 0, Cal State Stanislaus, 2003 0, Chico State, 1999 0, CS Dominguez Hills, 1980 0, Cal Poly SLO, 1974 0, Long Beach State, 1968 0, La Verne, 1961 Errors 10 vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 1987 Errors, Opponent 8, Hawaii-Hilo, 1979 8, Cal State L.A., 1984 Errors, Both Teams 12, vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 1987 12, vs. Valley State, 1960 12, vs. La Verne, 1960 Doubles 11, vs. Long Beach State, 1985 Triples 4, vs. University of Arizona, 1976 4, vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1971 4, Eastern Montana, 1969 Home Runs 7, vs. UC Davis, 2001 Walks 18, vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1967 Walks Allowed 11, vs. Grand Canyon, 1999 11, vs. Concordia, 1999 Strikeouts 16, vs. UCLA, 1983 Hit Batters 8, vs. Chico State, 2003 Longest Game 15 innings vs. San Diego State, 1979 (3-2) 15 innings vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1974 (5-6) 15 innings vs. Fresno State, 1963 (3-5) Season Wins 43, 1979 Losses 40, 1996 Most Runs Scored 430, 1980 Fewest Runs Scored 168, 1967 Most Runs Allowed 391, 1985 Fewest Runs Allowed 124, 1963 Longest Winning Streak 17, 1965 Highest Team Batting Avg. .325, 1980 Lowest Team Batting Avg. .231, 1967 Highest Team ERA 6.77, 1998 Lowest Team ERA 2.03, 1963 21 Ye a r By Year Results Year 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Head Coach B. Anooshian B. Anooshian John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos John Scolinos Chuck Belk Chuck Belk Chuck Belk Chuck Belk Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman Mike Ashman W-L 26-9-1 24-11 20-17 27-10 25-14 23-11-1 26-14 21-19 27-18-1 26-21 31-24 24-33-1 31-23-1 27-26 24-26 18-29-1 40-27-1 14-29 18-35-2 43-26-1 42-25-1 27-26-2 24-29-1 41-22 24-32 39-29-1 24-28 31-29 32-25 24-28 18-36 27-26 23-30 28-27 30-25-1 32-29 13-40-1 28-28 19-25-1 25-24 32-26 31-24 31-22-1 15-39-0 26-25-2 30-23-0 20-31-0 Pct. .743 .686 .541 .730 .641 .670 .650 .525 .589 .553 .564 .421 .574 .509 .480 .385 .596 .326 .340 .623 .627 .509 .453 .651 .429 .574 .462 .517 .561 .462 .333 .509 .433 .509 .536 .525 .260 .500 .432 .510 .551 .564 .583 .278 .509 .566 .392 Conf Independent Independent Independent Independent Independent Independent Independent CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA SCBA SCBA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA CCAA W-L Pct. 8-10 14-6-1 9-9 15-9 9-13-1 14-10 14-9 9-13 7-9 11-7 6-18 12-15-1 16-8 20-10 16-14 10-17 21-8 13-17 23-7 18-12 16-14 19-11 17-13 10-20 18-12 16-13 16-14 15-15 17-15 5-27 18-14 13-19 19-21 24-15 23-17 20-20 10-29 19-20-1 25-14 15-20 .444 .700 .500 .625 .409 .583 .608 .429 .438 .611 .250 .444 .667 .667 .533 .370 .724 .433 .767 .600 .533 .633 .567 .333 .600 .551 .533 .500 .531 .160 .562 .406 .475 .615 .575 .500 .256 .488 .566 .429 22 A l l -T i m e Records vs. O pponents Opponent Abeline Christian Arizona Arizona State Azusa Pacific Bellevue College Biola University BYU Cal Baptist Cal Lutheran Cal Poly SLO Cal Tech Chico State CS Dominguez Hills CS Fullerton CS Hayward Cal State L.A. CS Monterey Bay CS Northridge CS San Bernardino CS Stanislaus Chapman Claremont-Mudd Concordia Cornell Dartmouth E. Michigan E. Montana E. New Mexico Eckerd College Florida International Florida Southern Fresno State Gonzaga Grand Canyon Hawaii Hawaii-Hilo Hawaii Pacific Houston Iowa Jacksonville State La Verne Lewis & Clark Livingston Univ. Long Beach State Lowell Loyola Marymount Mankato Master’s College Mesa State Missouri W-L 0-1 10-30 6-22 9-15-1 2-0 4-11-2 8-3 9-2 1-1 81-60-1 11-0 20-27 79-66 34-35 10-6 94-78-1 3-1 78-76 44-44 28-13-1 56-47 12-0 8-4 3-0 2-0 11-0 3-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 2-4 10-10 1-0 14-16 12-15-1 6-6 10-4 0-3 0-2 1-0 16-3 0-2 0-1 33-31-2 1-0 21-18 2-0 5-6-1 5-1 1-1 Pct. .000 .250 .214 .370 1.000 .294 .727 .800 .500 .574 1.000 .426 .545 .493 .625 .546 .750 .506 .500 .679 .544 1.000 .700 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 1.000 .333 .500 1.000 .467 .446 .500 .714 .000 .000 1.000 .842 .000 .000 .515 1.000 .538 1.000 .458 .833 .500 Montclair State Nebraska Nevada New Haven New Mexico State Northern Colorado Northeastern Northern Kentucky Oklahoma Oral Roberts Oregon Pacific Pennsylvania Pepperdine Pt. Loma Pomona College Portland Portland State Redlands Regis University Rice University Sacramento State Sacred Heart Sam Houston San Diego San Diego State San Francisco State San Jose State Santa Clara Sonoma State So. Calif. College Southern Colorado Southern Illinois S. Ill.-Edwardsville Southern Utah State Stanford Tampa TCU UC Berkeley UC Davis UC Irvine UCLA UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara UC San Diego UNLV USC USF USIU Utah Valdosta State (GA) 0-1 11-12 0-1 4-0 1-1 2-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 3-1 3-0 1-1 2-0 31-28 8-3 0-1 0-1 1-1 10-2 2-0 0-1 4-5 1-0 1-1 24-23-1 32-41-3 28-24 3-1 1-5 21-25 2-0 2-1 1-1 2-0 7-2 7-17 10-1 1-1 8-4-1 15-20 14-17-1 20-39 86-93-1 23-27-1 15-17 0-1 22-38 2-2 8-5 1-1 2-1 .000 .478 .000 1.000 .500 1.000 1.000 .000 .500 .750 1.000 .500 1.000 .525 .727 .000 .000 .500 .833 1.000 .000 .444 1.000 .500 .510 .441 .538 .750 .167 .457 1.000 .667 .500 1.000 .777 .292 .909 .500 .654 .429 .453 .338 .481 .461 .469 .000 .344 .500 .615 .500 .667 Washington State Wayne State Weber State Western Oregon Westmont Whittier Wichita State Wyoming Yale 0-1 2-0 7-1 1-0 12-1 10-2-1 1-3 2-1 1-1 .000 1.000 .875 1.000 .923 .808 .250 .667 .500 TOTAL RECORD: 1205-1120-21 .518 TEAM SEASON RECORDS Highest Team ERA: 6.77, 1988 Lowest Team ERA: 2.03, 1963 Most Doubles: 153, 1980 Most Triples: 34, 1976 Most Home Runs: 68, 1985 Most Stolen Bases, 111, 1979 Most Hits, Season: 746, 1980 Most Hits Allowed, 667, 1985 Most Strikeouts, 358, 1970 Most Walks, 305, 1985 Most Double Plays: 51, 1980 Most Total Bases: 1124, 1985 Most RBI, 395, 1980 Most Complete Games, 38, 1980 Most Sacrifices, 44, 1980 Most Assists, 847, 1985* Most At Bats, 2358, 1985 Fielding: Most Putouts, Season: Tom Weeks, 643, 1985* Most Assists, Career: Tom Scaletta, 732, 1982-85* *= NCAA Division II Record 23 C a reer Top Ten Games Played 1. 230, Tom Scaletta (1982-85) 2. 225, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 3. 204, Scott Pyle (1976-79) 4. 201, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 5. 197, Anthony Iten (1994-97) 6. 196, Brian Grier (1985-89) 7. 193, Scott Daniels (1990-93) 8. 192, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 192, David Schuster (1984-87) 10. 188, Chad Overacker (1994-97) At Bats 1. 854, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 2. 805, Tom Scaletta (1982-85) 3. 741, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 4. 729, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 5. 672, David Schuster (1983-86) 6. 669, Scott Daniels (1990-93) 7. 657, Anthony Iten (1994-97) 8. 654, Tim Torchia (1983-85) 9. 647, Marty Rivero (1983-86) 10. 639, Jeff Ellena (1999-01) Runs Scored 1. 168, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 2. 165, Tom Scaletta (1982-85) 3. 137, Dave Hajek (1987-89) 4. 135, Chris Clark (1978-80) 5. 134, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 6. 133, Justin Davis (1999-01) 7. 129, Jeff Ellena (1999-01) 8. 125, Jim Torchia (1983-85) 9. 121, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 10. 117, John Love (1984-85) Hits 1. 285, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 2. 249, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 3. 230, Chris Clark (1978-80) 4. 229, Tom Scaletta (1982-85) 5. 228, Justin Davis (1999-01) 6. 225, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 7. 211, David Schuster (1983-86) 8. 209, Jeff Ellena (1999-01) 9. 208, Dave Hajek (1987-89) 10. 202, Jim Torchia (1983-85) Doubles 1. 65, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 2. 53, Anthony Iten (1994-97) 3. 47, Jeff Ellena (1999-01) 4. 46, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 5. 45, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 45, Chris Clark (1978-81) 45, Dave Hajek (1987-89) 8. 42, Justin Davis (1999-01) 42, Jim Torchia (1983-85) 10. 38, Tom Scaletta (1982-85) Triples 1. 15, Justin Davis (1999-01) 15, Dennis Sherow (1974-76) 3. 11, John Love (1984-85) 4. 10, Dan Blood (1969-70) 6. 9, Chris Butterfield (1988-89) 7. 8, Jeff Ellena (1999-01) 8, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 8, Brian Zell (1980) 8, Chris Clark (1978-81) 10. 6, Tom Eide (1993-94) 6, Randy McFarlen (1980-81) 6, Darrell Miller (1977-79) 6, Steve Brueker (1972-74) Home Runs 1. 33, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 2. 28, Ryan Vorell (1998-01) 28, Marty Rivero (1997-98) 4. 26, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 5. 17, Justin Davis (1999-01) 17, Rocky Asbury (1997-98) 17, Keith Barrett (1986-88) 17, Jim Torchia (1983-85) 17, Brian Grier (1985-89) 10. 16, John Love (1984-85) 16, Ron Johns (1983-84) Runs Batted In 1. 194, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 2. 150, Ryan Vorell (1998-01) 3. 144, Chris Fusillo (1998-01) 4. 127, Justin Davis (1999-01) 5. 117, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 6. 117, Marty Rivero (1983-86) 7. 109, Jim Torchia (1983-85) 8. 108, Chris Clark (1978-80) 9. 106, Brian Grier (1985-89) 10. 102, Anthony Iten (1994-97) Stolen Bases 1. 53, Grant Stephens (1990-93) 2. 52, Kevin Thornhill (1974-75) 3. 50, Scott Pyle (1976-79) 4. 45, Aaron Edwards (1992-94) 5. 40, Steve Brueker (1972-74) 6. 39, Dennis Sherow (1974-76) 7. 38, John Broders (1978-79) 8. 35, Tim Torchia (1983-85) 9. 34, Noel Magpoc (1993-95) 10. 33, Tom Eide (1993-94) Walks 1. 179, Tom Scaletta (1981-85) 2. 122, Scott Pyle (1976-79) 3. 100, Tom Weeks (1984-87) 4. 97, Chris Clark (1978-80) 5. 94, Matt Stevens (2002-05) 6. 79, Wendell Kim (1970-72) 7. 77, Pat Cronin (1978-81) 8. 68, Jeff Edwards (1983-85) 9. 66, Dave Hajek (1987-89) 10. 63, Brian Dennis (1993-94) 63, Chad Overacker (1994-97) Batting Average 1. .435 Louis Smith (1963) 2. .400 Dave Anderlik (1994) 3. .399 Brian Mena (1992-93) 4. .387 Skylar Faria (1984-85) 5. .379 Justin Davis (1999-01) 6. .377 Chris Goldbach (1988-89) 7. .369 Chris Clark (1978-80) 8. .367 John Broders (1978-79) .367 Ken Hellyer (1975-76) 11. .365 Chris Goldbach (1988-89) Pitching Games 1. 79, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 2. 73, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 3. 71, Will Morris (1997-00) 71, Mark Border (1979-82) 5. 70, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 6. 62, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 7. 61, Luis Carreras (2003-06) 8. 59, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 9. 55, Jeff Wengel (1991-93) 10. 53, Mike Munoz (1984-86) Games Started 1. 57, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 2. 47, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 3. 45, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 4. 43, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 5. 42, Mark Border (1979-82) 42, Randy Nelson (1977-79) 7. 41, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 8. 38, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 9. 36, Luis Carreras (2003-06) 10. 35, Taylor Wilding (2003-05) Innings Pitched 1. 439.0, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 2. 416.2, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 3. 416.0, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 4. 398.2, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 5. 362.0, Mark Border (1979-82) 6. 346.2, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 7. 308.0, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 8. 303.1, Randy Nelson (1977-79) 9. 262.2, Will Morris (1997-00) 10. 259.1, Erick Gomez (1988-91) Complete Games 1. 31, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 2. 28, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 3. 26, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 4. 25, Mark Border (1979-82) 25, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 6. 21, Randy Nelson (1977-79) 7. 20, Steve Ziem (1981-83) 20, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 9. 19, Roger Fechner (1971-72) 10. 17, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 17, Bruce MacPherson (1974-76) Wins 1. 35, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 2. 33, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 3. 29, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 4. 27, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 5. 26, Mark Border (1979-82) 6. 24, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 7. 20, Mark Wiley (1968-70) 8. 19, Will Morris (1997-00) 9. 18, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 10. 17, Randy Nelson (1977-79) Losses 1. 24, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 2. 22, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 22, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 4. 21, Mark Border (1979-82) 5. 20, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 6. 19, Erick Gomez (1988-91) 7. 18, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 8. 15, Jim Uruburu (1969-71) 8. 15, Travis Harford (1996-97) 10. 14, Randy Nelson (1977-79) 10. 14, Bret Lachemann (1989-90) 10. 14, Joe Ramirez (1994-96) 10. 14, Luis Carreras (2003-06) Earned Run Average 1. 1.72, Chuck Calver (1966-68) 2. 1.98, Rich Stillinger (1967-69) 3. 2.08, George Fowlkes (1963-65) 4. 2.23, Adrian Witt (1971-72) 5. 2.39, Mark Wiley (1968-70) 6. 2.54, Dan King (1973-74) 7. 2.58, Roger Fechner (1971-72) 8. 2.87, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 9. 2.88, Paul Coleman (1964-66) 10. 3.01, Mike Regus (1973-76) Strikeouts 1. 308, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 2. 262, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 3. 251, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 4. 249, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 5. 232, Mark Wiley (1968-70) 6. 231, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 7. 199, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 8. 193, Taylor Wilding (2003-05) 9. 191, Will Morris (1997-00) 10. 177, Luis Carreras (2003-06) Walks 1. 267, Kirk Washington (1983-86) 2. 168, Mike Munoz (1984-86) 3. 159, Wayne Koklys (1987-91) 4. 158, Erick Gomez (1988-91) 5. 156, Charlie Webb (1984-87) 6. 130, Vic Bernal (1973-75) 7. 129, Steve Ziem (1981-83) 8. 121, Jim Uruburu (1969-71) 9. 114, Alan Fowlkes (1977-80) 114, Bob Luitweiler (1977-80) 24 D i a m o n d Gems Yearl y Leaders 1960 Pitching Wins ………….Jim Rogers, 11 Percentage ……Jim Rogers, 11-2, .846 ERA…………..Paul Smith, 2.96 Hitting Average ………Dick Polos, .415 Home Runs …..Jim Greaves, 3 MVP: Dick Polos 1961 Pitching Wins …………Ken Robinson, 8 Percentage …...Ken Robinson, 8-1, 889 ERA ………….Jim Johnson, 1.76 Hitting Average ……..Al Hammerschmidt, .338 Home Runs ….Jim Greaves, 5 MVP: Al Hammerschmidt 1962 Pitching Wins …………Butch Hughes, 8 Percentage …...Ken Robinson, 5-3, .625 ERA ………….Lee Losee, 1.69 Hitting Average ……..Tom Hinkle, .313 Home Runs ….Mike Arnone, 3 MVP: Al Hammerschmidt 1963 Pitching Wins ………..Lee Losee, 10 Percentage ….George Fowlkes, 6-2, .750 ERA ………..Paul Smith, 2.96 Hitting Average ……Tom Hinkle, .369 Home Runs ...Larry Reed, 3 MVP: Lee Losee 1964 Pitching Wins ……….Paul Coleman, 9 Percentage …Paul Coleman, 9-2, .818 ERA ……….Paul Coleman, 2.51 Hitting Average ……Tom Gafney, .385 Home Runs ..Gafney, Schanz, White, 2 MVP: Paul Coleman 1965 Pitching Wins ………George Fowlkes, 9 Percentage …Mark Foss, 5-1, .833 ERA ……….George Fowlkes, 2.09 Hitting Average ……Tom Ferraro Home Runs …Louis Smith, 5 MVP: Louis Smith, Fred Yanez 1966 Pitching Wins ………Mark Foss, 8 Percentage ...Mark Foss, 8-3, .727 ERA ………Paul Coleman, 3.46 Hitting Average …..Doug Moore, .328 Home Runs .Bob Wissler, 4 MVP: Jim Ferguson 1967 Pitching Wins ………Denis Murray, Rich Stillinger, 5 Percentage ...Rich Stillinger, 5-1, .833 ERA ……….Denis Murray, 2.40 Hitting Average ……Doug Moore, .298 Home Runs…Johnson, Hunt, Wissler, 3 MVP: Denis Murray 1968 Pitching Wins ……….Rich Stillinger, 9 Percentage ….Rich Stillinger, 9-2, .818 ERA ………..Rich Stillinger, 362 Hitting Average …….Dennis Nespor, .362 Home Runs …Dennis Nespor, 8 MVP: Dennis Nespor 1969 Pitching Wins ……….Steve Nielsen, 8 Percentage …Steve Nielsen, 8-5, .615 ERA ………..Mark Wiley, 2.08 Hitting Average ……Rich Gallagher, .363 Home Runs ...Rich Gallagher, 6 MVP: Dan Blood 1970 Pitching Wins ……….Mark Wiley, 15 Percentage …Mark Wiley, 15-4, .789 ERA ……….Mike Wendt, 2.27 Hitting Average ……Frank Cappiello, .376 Home Runs…Dan Blood, 4 MVP: Mark Wiley 1971 Pitching Wins ………Roger Fechner, 7 Percentage …Roger Fechner, 7-8, .467 ERA ……….Roger Fechner, 2.17 Hitting Average ……Jay Zuanich, .294 Home Runs ...Gil Marrujo, 3 RBI …………Gil Marrujo, 26 MVP: None selected 1972 Pitching Wins ……….Roger Fechner, 9 Percentage …Roger Fechner, 9-5, .642 ERA ………..Roger Fechner, 3.04 Hitting Average …….Jim Fradella, .350 Home Runs …Jim Fradella, 7 RBI …………Jim Fradella, 35 MVP: Jim Fradellaq 1973 Pitching Wins ……….Vic Bernal, 8 Percentage ….Vic Bernal, 8-6, .571 ERA ………..Dee King, 2.10 Hitting Average …….Steve Ludewig, .441 Home Runs….Wayne Gross, 6 RBI …………Mitchell Page, 33 MVP: Wayne Gross 1974 Pitching Wins ………..John Riddle, 7 Percentage ….John Riddle, 7-4, .363 ERA ………..John Riddle, 2.64 Hitting Average ……Dennis Rogers, .333 Home Runs ...Steve Herter, 6 RBI ………..Dennis Rogers, 26 MVP: John Riddle 1975 Pitching Wins ……….Vic Bernal, 5 Percentage ….Howard Ashlock, 4-2, .667 ERA ………..Bruce MacPherson, 2.58 Hitting Average …….Carl Catlin, .404 Home Runs …Carl Catlin, Clay Harris, 2 RBI …………Pete Alexander, 18 MVP: Vic Bernal 1976 Pitching Wins ………..Bruce MacPherson, 13 Percentage ….Bruce MacPherson, 13-8, .619 ERA ………..Bruce MacPherson, 3.50 Hitting Average …….Ken Hellyer, .398 Home Runs …Dennis Sherow, 12 RBI …………Ken Hellyer, 62 MVP: Team (NCAA champions!) 1977 Pitching Wins ……….Chuck Belk, 6 Percentage ….Chuck Belk, 6-12, .333 ERA ………..Chuck Belk, 3.96 Hitting Average …….Kevin McLean, .312 Home Runs …Scot Pyle, 3 RBI …………Kevin McLean, 27 MVP: Chuck Belk, Kevin McLean 1978 Pitching Wins ………..Randy Nelson, 6 Percentage ….Randy Nelson, 6-10, .375 ERA ………...Alan Fowlkes, 3.23 Hitting Average …….John Broders, .368 Home Runs …Groth, Harris, McLean, Najera, White, 1 MVP: John Broders 1979 Pitching Wins ………Alan Fowlkes, 11 Percentage ..Alan Fowlkes, 11-5, .687 ERA ……….Kevan Combs, 2.29 Hitting Average ……John Broders, .366 Home Runs ...Chris Clark, 5 RBI ……….John Broders, 57 MVP: Team (Western Regional champions) 1980 Pitching Wins ………Alan Fowlkes, 21 Percentage …Alan Fowlkes, 21-2, .913 ERA ……….Alan Fowlkes, 2.44 Hitting Average ……Chris Clark, .407 Home Runs …Chris Clark, Ken Foster, 10 RBI …………Mike Ashman, 56 Most Valuble Player: Team (NCAA champions!) 1981 Pitching Wins …………Mark Border, 11 Percentage ……Rich Bruner, 7-4, .636 ERA ………….Rich Bruner, 2.72 Hitting Average ………John Hotchkiss, .426 Home Runs …..John Hotchkiss, 13 RBI …………..John Hotchkiss, 47 MVP: John Hotchkiss 1982 Pitching Wins …………Mark Border, 8 Percentage ……Mark Border, 8-5, .615 ERA ………….Dan Blanchette, 2.72 Hitting Average ………Robert Posey, .333 Home Runs …...Steve Stanley, 6 RBI …………...Eric Stewart, 36 MVP: Eric Stewart 1983 Pitching Wins ………….Steve Ziem, Steve Gomez, 12 Percentage ……Steve Gomez, 12-5, .706 ERA ………….Kirk Washington, 2.79 Hitting Average ………Larry Beardman, .405 Home Runs …...Steve Stanley, Larry Beardman, 7 RBI ……………Larry Beardman, 40 MVP: Team (NCAA champions!) 1984 Pitching Wins ………….Kirk Washington, 9 Percentage ……Mike Munoz, 7-6, .538 ERA …………..Jeff Nolan, 3.92 Hitting Average ………Ron Johns, .370 Home Runs …..Ron Johns, 11 RBI …………..Ron Johns, 45 MVP: Ron Johns 1985 Pitching Wins …………Mike Munoz, 16 Percentage …...Mike Munoz, 16-6, .727 ERA ………….Mike Munoz, 3.33 Hitting Average ……..John Love, .405 Home Runs ….John Love, 13 RBI ………….Tom Weeks, 60 MVP: Team (NCAA West Regional runners-up) 1986 Pitching Wins …………Kirk Washington, 10 Percentage ……Kirk Washington, 10-4, .714 ERA ………….Mike Munoz, 3.34 Hitting Average ………Tom Lorenz, .376 Home Runs ……Steve Manes, Marty Rivero, Tom Weeks, 10 RBI …………..Marty Rivero, 43 MVP: Steve Manes 1987 Pitching Wins ………….Charlie Webb, 12 Percentage …….Charlie Webb, 12-6, .667 ERA …………..Charlie Webb, 2.64 Hitting Average ………David Hajek, .353 Home Runs ……Tom Weeks, 11 RBI ……………Tom Weeks, 58 MVP: Charlie Webb 1988 Pitching Wins ………….Wayne Koklys, 13 Percentage …….Wayne Koklys, 13-5, .722 ERA …………..Dave Berry, 4.10 Hitting Average ………David Hajek, .368 Home Runs …...Brian Grier, 8 RBI ……………Chris Butterfield, 47 MVP: Jim Chapman 1989 Pitching Wins ………….Wayne Koklys, 7 Percentage …….Wayne Koklys, 7-4, .636 ERA …………..Wayne Koklys, 2.90 Hitting Average ………Chris Goldbach, .387 Home Runs ……Chris Butterfield, 9 RBI ……………Chris Goldbach, 53 MVP: Chris Goldbach 1990 Pitching Wins ………….Bret Lachemann, 5 Percentage ……NA ERA …………..Scott Bush, 4.25 Hitting Average ………Dan Andrews, .387 Home Runs …..Matt Bullock, 4 RBI …………..Dan Andrews, 20 MVP: Dan Andrews 25 D i a m o n d Gems Yearl y Leaders 1991 Pitching Wins …………Dan Mead, 7 Percentage …..Dan Mead, 7-3, .700 ERA …………Geoff Johansen, 2.81 Hitting Average ……..Ramiro Garcia, .386 Home Runs ….Ramiro Garcia, 4 RBI ………….Ramiro Garcia, 30 MVPr: Ramiro Garcia 1992 Pitching Wins …………Shannon Albraight, 6 Percentage ……Geoff Blake, 5-1, .833 ERA ………….Dan Mead, 3.67 Hitting Average ………Brian Mena, .390 Home Runs …..Matt Bullock, 8 RBI …………..Chris Hunt, 35 MVPr: Brian Mena 1993 Pitching Wins ………….Shannon Albraight, 7 Percentage …….Shannon Albraight, 7-5, .583 ERA …………..Jeff Wengel, 3.09 Hitting Average ………Brian Mena, .406 Home Runs …...Brian Dennis, 4 RBI ……………Brian Mena, 50 MVPr: Brian Mena 1994 Pitching Wins ………….Mike Kurnik, 9 Percentage ……Mike Kurnik, 9-4, .692 ERA …………..Joe Ramirez, 4.47 Hitting Average ………Dave Anderlik, .400 Home Runs …..Brian Dennis, 11 RBI …………..Tom Eide, 61 SB …………….Aaron Edwards, 40 MVPr: Brian Dennis 1995 Pitching Wins …………..Joe Ramirez, 8 Percentage …….Randy Robinson, 5-0, 1.000 ERA …………..Randy Robinson, 2.20 Hitting Average ………Noel Magpoc, .333 Home Runs …...Dwayne Hall, 2 RBI ……………Jason Wakefield, 31 SB …………….Noel Magpoc, 24 MVPr: Noel Magpoc 1996 Pitching Wins …………..Joe Ramirez, 6 Percentage …….Joe Ramirez, 6-4, .600 ERA …………..Joe Ramirez, 4.70 Hitting Average ………Anthony Iten, Cesar Barrera, .319 Home Runs …..Anthony Iten, 10 RBI …………..Anthony Iten, 43 MVPr: Anthony Iten 1997 Pitching Wins …………Michael Danbo, 9 Percentage ……Michael Danbo, 9-2, .818 ERA ………….Alex Sanchez, 3.51 Hitting Average ………Oscar Betancourt, .371 Home Runs …...Brad Downing, Joshua Behney, 8 RBI ……………Oscar Betancourt, 44 SB ……………..Barry Brown, 24 MVPr: Joshua Behney 1998 Pitching Wins ………….Will Morris, 5 Percentage …….Will Morris, 5-3, .625 ERA …………..Will Morris, 4.10 Hitting Average ……….Forest Long, .406 Home Runs ……Rocky Asbury, 13 RBI ……………Rocky Asbury, 47 MVPr: Chris Fusillo 1999 Pitching Wins ………….Chris Amaya, 7 Percentage ……Chris Amaya, 7-3, .700 ERA …………..Chris Amaya, 4.37 Hitting Average ………Justin Davis, .405 Home Runs …..Andre Gomez, 5 RBI …………..Ryan Vorell, 38 2000 Pitching Wins …………Andrew Perkins, 7 Percentage …..Will Morris, 6-3, .667 ERA …………Andrew Perkins, 3.54 Hitting Average …….Jeff Ellena, .365 Home Runs …Ryan Vorell, 9 RBI …………Chris Fusillo, 53 2001 Pitching Wins ……….Donnie Furnald, 10 Percentage …Donnie Furnald, 10-3, .769 ERA ……….Steve Kaustinen, 3.51 Hitting Average ……Justin Davis, .383 Home Runs …Ryan Vorell, 14 RBI ………..Ryan Vorell, 58 2002 Pitching Wins ………Kevin Waldinger, 7 Percentage …Kevin Waldinger, 7-3, .700 ERA ……….Kevin Waldinger, 3.81 Hitting Average …..Matt Stevens, .373 Home Runs.. Gregor Connors, 7 RBI ……….Anthony Gonzales, 43 2003 Pitching Wins ……….Efren Lira, Taylor Wilding, Chad Burleson, 3 Percentage …Taylor Wilding, 3-3, .500 ERA ………..Efren Lira, 3.06 Hitting Average ……….Anthony Gonzales, .356 Home Runs …Jason Stuck, 11 RBI …………Anthony Gonzales, James Nepa, Jason Stuck, 28 2004 Pitching Wins ……….Jose Munoz, 6 Percentage ….Luis Carreras, Chris Sotro, 4-2, .667 ERA ………..Chris Sotro, 3.05 Hitting Average ……..Kenneth Galindo, .368 Home Runs ….Jarrod Allen, 8 RBI ………….Kenneth Galindo, 30 2005 Pitching Wins ………..Taylor Wilding, 11 Percentage ….Taylor Wilding, .786 ERA ………..Taylor Wilding, 2.80 Hitting Average …….Kevin Falls, .372 Home Runs….Jarrod Allen, Jake Mendrin, 5 RBI …………Jarrod Allen, Jake Mendrin, 33 2006 Pitching Wins ……….Ryan Screnar, 7 Percentage …Rudy Aranda, .667 ERA ……….Luis Carreras, 3.72 Hitting Average ……Kirk Gross, .400 Home Runs ...Anthony Esquer, Jake Mendrin 7 RBI ………...Anthony Esquer, 42 Cal Poly Pomona All-Americans 1965 Louis Smith 1976 Clay Harris Ken Hellyer Bruce MacPherson Dennis Sherow 1979 John Broders Alan Fowlkes Darrell Miller 1980 Mike Ashman Chris Clark Ken Foster Alan Fowlkes 1981 John Hotchkiss 1983 Larry Beardman Steve Gomez 1985 John Love Mike Munoz 1988 Dave Hajek 1989 Chris Goldbach Dave Hajek Chris Butterfield 1991 Ramiro Garcia 1993 Brian Mena 1994 Brian Dennis 2005 Taylor Wilding, Third Team 26 Fr o m C P P to Professional Baseball 1962 Larry Heathershaw (Braves) Butch Hughes (Braves) 1963 Darrell Clark (Tigers) 1964 Steve Hall (Reds) 1965 George Fowlkes (Twins) Louis Smith (Twins) Roger Sugimoto (Twins) Fred Yanez (Twins) 1966 Paul Coleman (Twins) Jim Ferguson (Twins) Tom Ferraro (Twins) Mark Foss (Twins) Tom Gafney (Twins) Bill Ralston (Dodgers) 1967 Dale Braumberger (Yankees) Denis Murray (Yankees) 1968 Chuck Calver (Dodgers Jerry Schlegelmilch (Twins) Bob Wissler (Twins) 1969 Bill Borning (Royals) Rick Gallacher (Giants) Steve Nielsen (Royals) Paul Opatkiewicz (Royals) 1970 Dan Blood (Twins) Tom Smithson (Twins) Mark Wiley (Twins) 1971 Frank Cappiello (Twins) John Ramey (Twins) Dan Solters (Twins) Jim Uruburu (Angels) Steve Wiencek (Angels) 1972 Bob Brett (Royals) Don Gentry (Royals) 1973 Jim Fradella (Phillies) Wayne Gross (A’s) Wendell Kim (Giants) Mitchell Page (Pirates) Mike Seberger (Twins) Adrian Witt (Angels) Roger Fechner (Angels) 1974 Mike Heinen (Twins) Paul Kargl (Giants) John Riddle (Giants) Dennis Rogers (Giants) 1975 Vic Bernal (Padres) Howard Ashlock (Orioles) 1976 Jim Pryor (Giants) Dennis Sherow (Expos) Bruce MacPherson (Twins) 1977 Chuck Belk (Twins) Jay Johnson (White Sox) Ken Hellyer (Twins) Dave Barrett (Giants) 1978 Rufus Thompson (Twins) 1979 Darrell Miller (Angels) Cleve Porter (Royals) Randy Nelson (Tigers) Scot Pyle (Tigers) Mike Ferguson (Mariners) 1980 Alan Fowlkes (Giants) Chris Clark (Angels) Ken Foster (Twins) Brian Zell (Red Sox) Randy Schauer (A’s) 1981 John Hotchkiss (A’s) Jim Camacho (A’s) Kenneth Proctor (Twins) Randy McFarlen (Brewers) Mike Ashman (A’s) 1982 Eric Stewart (Mariners) Mark Border (A’s) 1983 Larry Beardman (A’s) Steve Gomez (A’s) Tom Mauch (Cardinals) Steve Ziem (Braves) Dan Blanchette (Mariners) 1984 Ron Johns (Cardinals) 1985 Jeff Edwards (Astros) Skylar Faria (Brewers) John Love (Brewers) LaCurtis Mayes (Brewers) Mike Patterson (Brewers) Tom Scaletta (Twins) Jim Torchia (Brewers) 1986 Mike Munoz (Dodgers) Marty Rivero (Dodgers) Kirk Washington (Cubs) 1987 Tom Weeks (Yankees) Charlie Webb (Mariners) 1988 Robert Curnow (Padres) Craig Proctor (Padres) Keith Barrett (Mariners) Dan Shannon (Cardinals) 1989 David Rice (Angels) Dave Hajek (Astros) Jim Stowell (Angels) Chris Butterfield (Mets) 1990 Dan Andrews (Dodgers) Bret Lachemann (Angels) Miccal Jackson (Cardinals) 1991 Jason Keeline (Braves) Wayne Koklys (Braves) 1992 Chris Hunt (Angels) 1994 Mike Kurnik (Royals) Brian Dennis (Cubs) Aaron Edwards (Pirates) Tom Eide (Angels) 1996 Derrick Edison (Expos) 1997 Oscar Betancourt (Angels) 1998 Brad Downing (Angels) 2000 Will Morris (Blue Jays) Andre Gomez (Padres) 2001 Justin Davis (Reds) Donnie Furnald (Braves) Jeff Ellena (Mariners) Andrew Perry (Astros) 2002 David Krisch (Padres) Tim Thurman (Orioles) 2003 Benny Winslow (A’s) 2004 Chris Sotro (Astros) Jeremey White (Rockies) Efren Lira (Rockies) 2005 Taylor Wilding (Giants) 2006 Anthony Esquer (Reds) Luis Carreras (Twins) 27 A l l -T ime Roster -AACOSTA, Paul ACUNA, Tom AGHILL, Yani ALBERT, Tim ALEXANDER, Jon ALEXANDER, Pete ALLEN, Caleb ALLEN, Jarrod AMAYA, Chris AMBROSI, Tom AMELUXEN, John ANDREWS, Dan ANDERLIK, Dave ARIAZA, Rob ARMANDAN, Tony ARMSTRONG, Aaron ARNONE, Mike ARANDA, Rudy ARAUJO, Jorge ARRIETA, Eduardo ASHLOCK, Howard ASHMAN, Mike ASBURY, Rocky -BBAAB, Larry BABINEAU, Randy BAGDADLIAN, Ed BAILIE, Ted BAKER, Mike BALBONI, Mike BARBER, Milton BARILLA, Tom BARNES, Dave BARNHART, Evan BARRET, Dave BARRET, Keith BARRERA, Cesar BARSOUMIAN, Ara BASHORE, Andy BATISTA, Dave BAYZE, Brian BEARDMAN, Larry BEDFORD, Gregory BEEMAN, 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1966-68 1973 1978-81 1993 1974 1995 1970-71 1965-66 1981-82 1962-63 2003-06 1970 20062002-06 1997 1973-75 1965-66 1997-99 1965-67 1977-80 1965 1982-83 1993 1973-74 1985-88 1995-96 1990-91 1966 1966-68 1970-71 1978-81 1962-63 1973 1974-76 1965 20041967 1998 1964-66 1978-79 2001-02 1970-71 1980-81 1985-86 1981 1969 1995-96 1968 1979-80 1970-71 CRONIN, Pat CROSS, John CURCIE, Michael CURNOW, Robert CUSTER, John -DDANBO, Michael DANIEL, Tom DANIELS, Erik DANIELS, John DANIELS, Scott DAUBERT, Bill DAVIS, Irv DAVIS, Jack DAVIS, Justin DAVIS, Lee DAVIS, Mike DAVIS, Tommy DE LA VEGA, Bill DEAN, Bryan DELL’AQUILA, Jose DENNING, Greg DENNIS, Brian DEXHEIMER, Dave DILLON, Jon DOBES, Bruce DORAM, Troy DOTY, Mark DOUCETTE, Scott DOWNING, Brad DUBRANSKY, James DUBY, John DUHART, Alain -EEDISON, Darrick EDWARDS, Aaron EDWARDS, Jeff EDWARDS, Kurt EIDE, Tom EISER, Dave EGAN, Josh ELLENA, Jeff ESPINOZA, Russell ESQUER, Anthony EVANS, Marc -FFIERRO, Fabian FABELA, Dave FALLS, Kevin FARIA, Skyler FARRIS, David FATA, Steven FECHNER, Roger FEHRENBACH, Bob FERGUSON, Jim FERRARO, Thomas FETERL, Aaron FITZMAURICE, Bill FOSCALDO, Scott FOSKETT, Mike FOSS, Mark FOSTER, Greg FOSTER, Ken FOSTER, Robert FOUTS, Dan FOWLKES, Alan FOWLKES, George FRADELLA, Jim 1978-81 20052003 1988 1998-99 1997-98 1967 1989-90 20051990-93 1964-66 1968 1977 1999-01 1972 1977-78 1982-85 1971 1982 1975 2004-05 1993-94 1974 1987-88 1972-73 2002 1999 1994 1997-98 1965-67 1969-70 1991-92 1995-96 1992-94 1983-85 1977 1993-94 1974-75 1997-98 1999-01 2002 2003-06 2004-06 FRANKLIN, Dan FRANKS, Bob FREELAND, Jim FIERSON, Michael FURNALD, Donnie FUSILLO, Chris -GGABRIEL, John GAFNEY, Mike GAFNEY, Tom GALDO, George GALINDO, Kenneth GALLACHER, Rick GALVIN, Joe GARBICK, A.J. GARCIA, Frank GARCIA, Paul GARCIA, Ramiro GASPERINO, Anthony GATZKE, Jim GEBHARDT, Mark GENTRY, Don GIRE, Bob GIROUD, Marty GOLDBACH, Chris GOMEZ, Andre GOMEZ, Erick GOMEZ, Jim GOMEZ, Steve GONGOLA, Eric GONZALES, Andy GONZALES, Anthony GONZALES, Anthony GONZALES, Bobby GONZALES, Darren GONZALEZ, Rene GORMAN, Mike GRAY, Chet GRIEG, Bob GRIER, Brian GROSS, Kirk GROSS, Pat GROSS, Wayne GROTH, Dave GUERRERO, Danny -HHACKWORTH, Tim HAJEK, Dave HALL, Dwayne HALL, Steve HALL, Matt HAMMERSCHMIDT, Al HARDY, Max HARFORD, Travis HARRINGTON, Bob HARRIS, Clay HARRIS, Daryl HARRISON, Craig HAY, John HEATHERSHAW, Larry HEATON, John 1999-00 HEINEN, Mike HELLYER, Ken HELVIN, John HERNANDEZ, Danny HERNANDEZ, Eduardo HERSH, Ira HERTER, Steve HESTER, Brad 2003 1973-74 1966 1979 2000-01 1998-01 1967 1968-69 1964-66 1982 2003-04 1968-69 1978 1998 1969-70 1981-83 1990-91 20061963 1982 1971 1971 1982 1988-89 1999-00 1988-91 1986-87 1981-83 1993-96 2002-05 1998-01 2002-03 1985 1985-86 1978 1987-88 1977-78 1974 1985-89 20061982 1971-73 1978-79 1968 1966-67 1987-89 1993-96 1963 1994-96 1962 1987-89 1996-98 1974-75 1974-76 1978 2000 1982 1962 1994-95; 1973-74 1975-76 1990 1979-81 1997-98 1993 1973-74 1980-81 HETTING, Bob HIGGINS, Kevin HIGHSTREET, Don HILLMAN, Phil HING, Eric HINKLE, Tom HJORTH, Dave HOBAN, John HOLLAND, John HOLT, David HOMEN, David HORZEN, Richard HOTCHKISS, John HOUCK, David HOUSEHOLDER, Rich HOWARD, Bob HOYT, George HUDSPETH, John HUGHES, Francis HUNT, Chris HUNT, Darryl HUNT, Ron HUNTER, Scott -IIBARRA, Joseph IRELAND, David ISENHART, James ISENHART, Rene ITEN, Anthony -JJACKSON, Bryan JACKSON, Marlon JACKSON, Miccal JAMERSON, James JAMES, Gordie JANOWICZ, Chris JANUSZ, Tony JEFFS, Ray JENKINS, Kevin JENKINS, Terry JEPSEN, Kevin JIMENEZ, Peter JIMENEZ, Rich JOHANSEN, Geoff JOHNS, Ron JOHNSON, Jason JOHNSON, Jay JOHNSON, John JUAREZ, Alberto -KKAGY, Bill KARGL, Paul KARPEN, John KAUSTINEN, Steve KELIN, Steve KEELINE, Jason KEELINE, Brian KEESTER, Ron KETTLE, Mike KIDO, Ken KIM, Wendell KING, Dee KING, Joey KISLIG, Mike KISTNER, John KNETTLES, Steve KOKLYS, Wayne KOSTUROS, Paul KOWATA, Korey 1966-67 1984-86 1972-73 1987-88 1999-03 1962-63 1968-69 1977 1973 1962-63 1990 1965 1980-81 1986 1970 1970 1972 1965 1962 1991-92 1984-85 1966-68 1991-92 1995-96 1986-88 1997-98 1985-87 1994-97 2005 1998-00 1987-89 1969-71 1962 2005-06 1979 1989 1974-76 1962 1982-84 2000 1978 1990-91 1983-84 2002 1977 1965-67 1997-98 1962-64 1972-74 1969-70 2000-01 1990-92 1989-91 1994 1990-92 1962 1965 1970-72 1973-74 2006 1990 1974-76 1982 1987-91 1987-88 1992-93 1998 1980 20041984-85 1999-01 20061971-72 1977 1964-66 1965-66 2006 1979-81 1982-83 2004 1964-66 1968 1979-80 1967 1987-89 1977-80 1963-65 1972-73 28 A l l -T ime Roster KURNIK, Mike KREZT, Gary KRISCH, David KUSNIER, Mark KUYENDALL, Ron -LLACHEMANN, Bret LAKE, Bryan LAMB, Bryan LAMBRIGHT, Steve LANE, Kenny LANE, Mike LARACUENTE, Bruce LASTOKIE, Bob LAYAYE, Leon LEBOVITZ, Ben LEE, John LEIFERMAN, Paul LESOVSKY, Larry LEWALLEN, Willard LIRA, Efren LONG, Forest LOPEZ, Matthew LOPEZ, Memo LORENZ, Tom LOSEE, Lee LOVE, John LUDEWIG, Steve LUITWEILER, Bob LUSIC, Nick LUSK, Bill LUSK, Larry LUSK, Matt -MMAC KINNON, Don MAC PHERSON, Bruce MAGPOC, Noel MAGUIRE, Jim MAIER, Kurt MAJOR, Karl MANAHAN, Phil MANES, Steve MANGINI, Chris MANTELLINO, Paul MARCUS, Jason MARRUJO, Gil MARTINEZ, Ron MATLOCK, Gary MAUCH, Tom MAYES, LaCurtis MC ADAMS, Jerry MC CALL, Chuck MCCARTHY, Kenny MC CONVILLE, Tom MC FARLEN, Randy MC GOWAN, Peter MC LEAN, Kevin MC QUARRIE, Matt MEAD, Dan MELILLO, Anthony MELLON, Terry MENA, Brian MENDOZA, Aaron MENDRIN, Jake METKOVICH, Dave MILAKOVICH, Dan MILLER, Darrell MILLER, James MILLIGAN, Bill MILLS, Dennis 1992-94 1965-66 2002 1983 1962-63 1988 20051999-01 1988-89 20051975 1994 1967-69 1970 20062003-06 1972-73 1962-64 1975-76 2003-04 1997-98 2002-05 1998 1986-87 1962-63 1984-85 1971-74 1977-80 1972-75 1962 1993-95 2005 1972-73 1974-76 1993-95 1989-90 1983 1968-69 1973-75 1985-86 1970 1963-65 2001-02 1969-71 1970-71 1981-83 1983 1985 1962 1969 2003-04 1968 1980-81 1992-93 1976-78 1984-87 1988-92 2000 1963 1992-93 2002 2005-06 1973-75 1965 1977-79 1962-64 1994 1968-70 MILOSLAVICH, Mitch MILTENBURGER, Kurt MORRIS, Will MULLIGAN, Tim MUNOZ, Jose MUNOZ, Mike MURPHY, Ryan -NNAJERA, Dave NAJERA, Rudy NEILAN, Greg NELSON, Lance NELSON, Randy NEPA, James NESPOR, Dennis NIELSEN, Steve NOBLE, Dan NOLAN, Jeff NORRIS, Brian -OO’CONNER, Ed O’CONNER, Lee O’HARA, Michael OLIVER, Michael OLIVEREZ, Randy OLSEN, Paul OLSON, David OPATKIEWICZ, Paul ORTIZ, Tony OVERACKER, Chad OWENS, David -PPACHECO, John PAGE, Mitchell PARKHOUSE, Dick PASSERINO, Joe PATRICK, Mike PATTERSON, Kyle PATTERSON, Mike PAYNE, Lawrence PAYTE, Stephen PEKARCIK, Ray PERKINS, Andrew PERRY, Andrew PIAZZA, John PIERCE, Glen PITTS, Jerry PLESS, Mike POHL, Dave PORTER, Cleve PORTER, Gerald POSEY, Robert POWELL, Rich PRICE, Robert PRITCHARD, J.C. PRITCHARD, Jason PROCTOR, Craig PROCTOR, Ken PRUETT, Dave PRYOR, Jim PYLE, Scot -QQUINTAL, Mike -RRAAP, Greg RALSTON, Bill RAMEY, John 1977-79 1989-91 1997-00 1997 2002-04 1985-86 2002 1977-78 1982 1977 1980 1977-78 2003 1967-69 1967-69 1996 1984 1997 1970 1968 1980 1998 1971-73 1990-91 1989-90 1967-69 2001-02 1994-97 1969 1975 1972-73 1972-74 1975-77 1965-66 1998 1984-85 1962 2000-05 1974-77 1999-02 1998-01 1985-87 1969 1972-75 1993 1980-81 1979 1964-65 1982-83 1972 1995-96 1993 1994 1986-88 1980-81 1980 1973-76 1977-79 2005-06 1994-96 1966 1967-68 RAMOS, Jim RANDLE, Ron RAMIREZ, Joe REED, Larry REGUS, Mike REID, Davis REINS, Tim REINTJES, Darin REISBECK, Steve REMMEL, Richard RENTERIA, Nahum REYES, Bobby REYES, Ryan RICE, Dave RICE, Gary RITCHINGS, Norm RICKS, Edward RIDDLE, John RIVERO, Marty ROBERTS, Chris ROBINSON, Ken ROBINSON, Randal RODRIGUEZ, Al RODRIGUEZ, Bobby ROGERS, Dennis ROGERS, Kevin ROGERS, Russ ROJO, Andy ROLPH, Todd ROMERO, Anthony ROMSPERT, David ROONEY, Ed ROSE, Dale ROSE, Jeff ROSENSTEIN, Tom ROTHROCK, Tom ROUSE, Edward ROZZI, Ted RUDE, Ron RUHL, Phil RUNDLE, Matt -SSAKELARIOS, George SANCHEZ, Alex SANNER, Gregg SANTANA, Don SANTOS, Lucas SCALETTA, Tom SCHANZ, Greg SCHAUER, Randy SCHLEGELMILCH, Jerry SCHMUECKLE, Sigi SCHNEIDER, Jerry SCHREMPP, Ron SCHROEDER, Bill SCHROEDER, Jim SCHUSTER, David SCHUTZ, Derrick SCHWENN, Rick SCOLINOS, Mike SCOTT, Darylle SCRENAR, Ryan SEBERGER, Mike SEHGAL, Akash SETTLES, Tim SEWELL, Ron SHANNON, Don SHEETS, Dennis SHEROW, Dennis SKIDMORE, Dave SKIDMORE, Dick 1970-71 1973 1994-96 1962-63 1973-76 1982-83 1963-64 1998 1966-67 1968 1999 1977 1995-97 1988-89 1999 1962-64 1985 1972-74 1983-86 1969 1962 1994-96 1978-79 2001 1972-74 2004-05 1988-89 1996 1987-88 20061971-72 1992-93 1965-66 1971-73 1974-76 1966-67 1967-69 1979-81 1970 1995 1981-82 1967 1997 1979-80 1974-75 1996-97 1982-85 1963-64 1977-80 1966-68 1981 1982 1964-65 1964-65 1972-73 1983-87 1995-98 1976-77 1982-84 1975-77 20061972-73 1994-95 1980 1969-70 1988-89 1967-69 1974-76 1974 1969-70 SLOEY, Nicholas SMITH, Andrew SMITH, Doug SMITH, George SMITH, Louis SMITH, Phil SMITH, Randy SMITH, Russell SMITH, Steve SMITHSON, Tom SNAER, Mark SOLTERS, Dan SOREN, Steve SOTRO, Chris SPOONER, Chris SPRINGMAN, John STANDERFER, Paul STANLEY, Steve STEPHENS, Grant STEVENS, Matt STEWART, Eric STEWART, Mike STILLINGER, Rich STIPES, Mike STOWELL, Jim STROUPE, Chase STUCK, Jason STUDENT, Gerald SUGIMOTO, Roger SUMMERS, Richard SWICK, Bob SWIGART, Paul -TTALCOTT, Frank TALLEY, Joseph TERRILL, Cary TERRONOVE, Don TERRY, Bud THEIS, Jason THOME, Dan THOMPSON, Brian THOMPSON, Rufus THOMPSON, Steve THORNHILL, Kevin THURMAN, Tim TIPPINGS, Craig TODD, Kyle TORCHIA, Jim TORCHIA, Joe TORRES, Richard TRAYLOR, Barry TREMBLAY, Remi TRUDEAU, Larry TURNEY, Jason TURNEY, Robert TURRIFF, John -UUNTRAUER, David URIBE, Juan URUBURU, Jim -VVALDIVIA, Adrian VALICENTI, James VALLEJO, Loni VAN DUSEN, Chuck VANGALIS, Bill VASQUEZ, Sergio VASQUEZ, John VEGA, Edwin 2000-02 1997 1966-68 1966 1963 1971-73 1967 2003-05 1984 1969-70 1999-01 1969-71 1993 2001-04 1975 1975 1977 1982-83 1990-93 2002-05 1981-82 1968-70 1967-69 1966 1987-89 2003-06 2003-04 1965-67 1964-65 1966 1970-72 1965 1964 20041971-72 1963 1966 1997 1984 1969 1977-78 1974-76 1974-75 2002 1986-87 2005-06 1983-85 1985-89 1996 1973-75 1962 1984 1993 1967-68 1974-76 1983 1973 1969-71 1983-85 2004 1994 1969-70 1979-80 1989-90 1984 1984 VEGA, Richie VIGO, Kevin VILLAPANDO, Alex VINER, Pat VORRELL, Ryan VORRELL, Todd -WWAGNER, Bob WAITE, Bill WAKEFIELD, Jason WALDINGER, Kevin WALLER, Gerric WALTON, Greg WANINGER, James WASHINGTON, Kirk WEBB, Charlie WEBER, Rick WEBSTER, Mike WEINGARTEN, Neil WEINER, Brian WEEKS, Tom WELCH, Jason WELCHER, Bill WELLS, Steve WENDT, Doug WENDT, Pat WENGEL, Jeff WESCOTT, Keith WHALEY, John WHEELER, John WHETZEL, Cal WHITE, Bill WHITE, Edward WHITE, Jeremey WHITE, Rick WICKS, Jameson WIENCEK, Steve WIENCEK, Dave WIESE, Joel WILDING, Taylor WILEY, Colin WILEY, Mark WILLIAMS, Darren WILLIAMS, Dave WILLIAMS, Ted WILSON, Derek WILSON, Chris WINSLOW, Benny WISSLER, Bob WITT, Adrian WOOLLEY, Jason WOOTEN, Ricky WRIGHT, Shannon -YYANEZ, Fred YOSHIDA, Victor YOUNG, David YOUNG, Larry -ZZAICHKOWSKI, Bob ZAKEM, Gary ZELL, Brian ZIARNICK, Brian ZIEM, Steve ZUANICH, Jay 1999 1997 1992-94 1967-68 1998-01 1998-99 1969-71 1962-63 1994-96 2001-02 1997-98 1978 2003 1983-86 1984-87 1967 1969-70 1988-90 2001-04 1984-87 2001-02 1971 1969-71 1970 1970 1991-93 1996 1965-67 1964 1966-67 1965 1964-66 2003-04 1978-79 1999-00 1971 1972-73 1964-66 2003-05 1986-87 1968-70 1996 1983 1963-64 2002-03 20062002-03 1966-68 1971-72 2000-02 2001-03 1990-91 1964-65 2001-03 1968 1967-68 1968-70 1976-79 1980 2002-03 1981-83 1969-71 29 About the Administration Dr. J. Michael Ortiz University President Positioning California State Polytechnic University, Pomona as an innovative leader in higher education is the charge of J. Michael Ortiz. In August 2003, he was appointed by the California State University Board of Trustees as Cal Poly Pomona’s fifth president. Dr. Ortiz joined the university from California State University, Fresno, where he served as Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs (1997-2003). He arrived at Fresno in 1996 as Associate Provost and Professor of Special Education, after serving as Associate Provost and Interim Provost (1993-96) at the University of Southern Colorado. His tenure in Pueblo also included administrative responsibilities as Dean of Continuing Education and Director of Summer School (1990-93). Ortiz’s career in higher education began at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he served as a full-time faculty member (1972-85), department chair (1985-90) and Director of the Office of Extension Instruction (1990-96). He attained the rank of Professor of Special Education in the department of Language, Reading and Exceptionalities (1972-96). A graduate of the University of New Mexico, Ortiz earned his bachelor’s (1970) and master’s degrees (1971) in Albuquerque before going on to the University of North Carolina where he completed his Ph.D. in early childhood special education (1981). He also engaged in postdoctoral studies at Harvard University. A national expert on education, Ortiz was a special advisor to the President’s Committee on Mental Retardation in 1974. He is involved in the following professional leadership activities: American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Christa McAuliffe Presidential Selection Committee, AASCU Committee on Teacher Education, BACCHUS and GAMMA Peer Education Network Board of Trustees, the California Collegiate Athletic Association Presidents/Chancellors Group Board of Directors, the CSU Agricultural Research Initiative Board of Governors, chair; the CSU Presidents’ Council on Underserved Constituencies, the California Campus Compact, executive board of directors, the California Student Aid Commission, member; the Commission on No Child Left Behind (NCLB), the DoD/HSI Dept. of Defense/Hispanic Serving Institution Task Force and the USDA/HSI Collaborative Advisory Board. President Ortiz also has professional membership with the American Council of Education (ACE), the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education Board of Directors (AACTE), the American Association of University Administrators (AAUA), the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges (NASULGC) and the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU). An active member of every community in which he has lived, President Ortiz is a member of the Los Angeles County Fair Association and is on the Pasadena Bioscience Center’s Board of Directors. He is also an executive advocacy group member on the City of Pomona’s Youth and Family Master Plan. He has also been on the board of trustees of the Fresno Metropolitian Museum and the University of California, San Francisco-Fresno Foundation. He also served on curriculum and advisory boards at the Clovis Unified School District. During his tenure in Colorado, he served as the President of the Latino Chamber of Commerce. He has also made numerous presentations in a range of fields including professional development, academic assessment, learning styles, the educational use of technology and teaching handicapped children. President Ortiz was awarded with a 2005 KCET “Local Hero Award,” sponsored by Union Bank and KCET Public Broadcasting for outstanding contributions in education. He was also honored with the 2005 Golden Hands Achievement Award for outstanding contributions to the community by the Boys and Girls Club of Pomona Valley and he was voted one of Hispanic Business magazine’s 100 Most Influential Hispanics for 2005. Ortiz and his wife, Betty, have been married since 1982. He is an avid sports fan and golfer. The Ortizes have two daughters – Megan and Sumer. Brian Swanson Director of Athletics Brian Swanson joined Cal Poly Pomona as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics on May 31, 2005 and became the Broncos’ seventh director since 1974 when intercollegiate athletics became an official department of the university. His first year on the job saw many firsts. Under Swanson’s leadership, the department was awarded its largest private grant ever from the US Soccer Foundation for construction of an all-weather field, secured its largest corporate partnership, netted the largest profit from the Bronco Golf Classic, achieved the highest cumulative student-athlete grade point average and created the Bronco Buddies, an athletics/community outreach program. Cal Poly Pomona also hosted the NCAA West Regional and NCAA National Championships for men’s and women’s cross country in November of 2005 and Swanson served as President of the CCAA. Additionally, Swanson split the soccer coaching position and hired a new women’s soccer coach, revised the athletic endowment program, increased the number and size of athletic endowment, oversaw on-line media guides, roster links and student-athlete handbook, devised new internal reporting systems, increased scholarship and operational budgets and added assistant coaches. The Bronco athletic teams were extremely successful as six of 12 programs competed in the NCAA postseason. Volleyball had its most successful season in the program’s history and claimed a share of its first California Collegiate Athletic Association championship since 1990. Facility improvements were made at all venues. The Kellogg Tennis Complex had all 10 courts completely resurfaced and a new tennis office was constructed. In Kellogg Gym, the floor was refinished and the locker rooms were upgraded. Scolinos Field saw improvements in the playing surface, new screens and netting and painted dugouts. Prior to Cal Poly Pomona, Swanson was the Associate Athletics Director at Cal State L.A., where he was directly responsible for the supervision, direction and evaluation of sports programs. He was also in charge of developing and maintaining the department’s corporate sponsorships and fund-raising efforts as well as supervising special projects and events, game management and game-day operations. While at Cal State L.A., Swanson increased the division’s overall external support 112 percent over five years and helped start and administer the first five athletic endowments in school history. He also handled marketing and promotions and served on the executive committee of the Billie Jean King and Friends, Honoring Joe Shapiro event, which has raised more than $1,000,000 for athletic scholarships at Cal State L.A. Before working at Cal State L.A., Swanson spent six years at Cal State Northridge. During his time with the Matadors, Swanson was the Assistant Director for External Affairs. He developed the Matador Business Associates, which increased corporate and individual partnerships by 380 percent and also coordinated the passage of the successful athletics fee referendum, which generated $1.6 million for 20 sports programs at Cal State Northridge. He was also the tournament director for the 1997 Big Sky Women’s Volleyball Championships and the 1996 American West Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships. Swanson created the season ticket campaign and priority seating program in football and basketball at Cal State Northridge. In addition, he oversaw ticket operations and football scheduling and served as the finance chair for the Fourth of July San Fernando Valley Fireworks Spectacular. Swanson earned his master’s degree in sports administration from Western Illinois University and his bachelor’s degree in business administration-finance from Northeast Missouri State University (now Truman State University). Swanson and his wife, Julie, reside in Irvine. 30 About the Athletic Depar tment Intercollegiate Athletics Combining excellence in athletics and academics, Cal Poly Pomona stands as one of the top programs in the nation. Competing at the NCAA Division II level, the Broncos sponsor 12 intercollegiate sports including baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and field and women’s volleyball. With the Bronco women’s basketball team winning the 2001 and 2002 NCAA Division II National Championships, Cal Poly Pomona has captured 13 national team championships. Women’s basketball (1982, 1985, 1986, 2001, 2002) has won five national titles, women’s tennis (1980, 1981, 1991 and 1992) has won four national titles, baseball (1976, 1980 and 1983) has won three national titles and men’s cross country (1983) has won one. Cal Poly Pomona has also had 25 individual national champions in the sports of men’s and women’s tennis and men’s and women’s track & field. For all sports, the Broncos have had 17 student-athletes receive national awards, including “Player of the Year”, “Rookie of the Year”, “Senior of the Year” and the “Arthur Ashe Sportsmanship Award.” Candice Allen of women’s basketball is the most recent national Player of the Year, winning the honor in 2005. Cal Poly Pomona student-athletes have won 370 All-America awards. The Cal Poly Pomona coaching staff has been well-respected among its peers with 11 “National Coach of the Year” honors. The dean of the head coaching staff is Jim Sackett, who is a three-time “National Coach of the Year” (cross country, track & field) award winner. He was also the 2003 CCAA Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year and he was instrumental in Cal Poly Pomona hosting the 2005 NCAA Division II Cross Country National Championships, the 2005 NCAA Division II Cross Country West Region Championships, the 2004 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships and the 2003 NCAA Division II Cross Country West Region Championships. Head women’s basketball coach Paul Thomas was named the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year in 2002. Cal Poly Pomona is a full-time member of the California Collegiate Athletic Association. In its 68th year, the CCAA is the most established and successful NCAA Division II conference in the nation. The CCAA leads the nation in national championship team titles in Division II with 145. In the CCAA, the Broncos have won 52 conference titles and numerous coach and player of the year awards. Rosie Wegrich was the 2005 CCAA Volleyball Coach of the Year after guiding the Broncos to a share of its first conference title since 1990. Greg Kamansky was the 2004-05 CCAA Men’s Basketball Coach of the Year, while David Sybesma of men’s basketball and Dehlia Feliz of women’s tennis earned CCAA Player of the Year awards and Taylor Wilding was the conference’s Pitcher of the Year in 2004-05. Sackett was the 2003 CCAA Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year, while Sandy Kriezel was the 2002 CCAA Coach of the Year in women’s tennis. Bronco student-athletes have been honored with four conference “Male Athlete of the Year” awards, while the women have won six “Female Athlete of the Year” honors, including three consecutive seasons (1998-2000). Most recently, Katrina Holmberg of women’s tennis was named the 2005-06 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year, giving Cal Poly Pomona its second straight winner and third overall. Rocio Real of women’s soccer was the 2004-05 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Cal Poly Pomona student-athletes are not only successful in competition, but they also take pride in their accomplishments in the classroom. During the 2005-06 academic year, 10 Bronco student-athletes made the President’s List by earning a GPA of 3.50 or higher in each quarter. Overall, the student-athletes maintain a higher GPA than the general student body. The Department of Athletics also honored 30 student-athletes as “Academic All-Stars” for maintaining a 3.5 GPA or higher during the academic year. Bronco student-athletes also earned a total of 105 Dean’s List awards during the 2005-06 academic year (31 in the fall, 33 in the winter and 41 in the spring). BASEBALL NCAA: 1976, 1980, 1983 CCAA: 1976, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1991 BASKETBALL CCAA: 1981, 2005 CROSS COUNTRY NCAA: 1983 CCAA: 1983, 1985, 1994, 1996, 1997 TRACK & FIELD CCAA: 1972, 1997 Men’s Championships BASKETBALL NCAA: 1982, 1985, 1986, 2001, 2002 CCAA: 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002 SOCCER CCAA: 1991, 1999 TENNIS NCAA: 1980, 1981, 1991, 1992 CCAA: 1983, 1985, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2003 TRACK & FIELD CCAA: 1997, 1998 VOLLEYBALL CCAA: 1981, 1990, 2005 Women’s Championshi ps 2005-06 Year in Review The 2005-06 athletic year at Cal Poly Pomona was another outstanding campaign. The Broncos earned numerous individual honors, had six teams reach the postseason and also enjoyed great success in the classroom as well. The Cal Poly Pomona women’s volleyball team generated tremendous enthusiasm around campus after starting the 2005 season with a school-record 19 consecutive wins. The Broncos climbed as high as sixth in the nation, which was their highest ranking since being fifth during the 1992 season. Cal Poly Pomona captured a share of its first California Collegiate Athletic Association title since 1990 and finished the season with a 24-3 record and a national ranking of 15. Two Broncos, Kellie Francis and Allison Anderson, earned All-America honors, three – Francis, Anderson and Emily Kennedy – earned All-Pacific Region honors and four – Francis, Anderson, Kennedy and Jenna Young – earned All-CCAA honors. The Bronco men’s cross country team finished second in the West Region and 14th in the nation for the second consecutive year. Cal Poly Pomona finished in the national top-15 for the third straight year. The Broncos hosted the West Region and National Championships at Prado Park and both meets were well-received by participants, coaches and fans. The Bronco women finished third in the CCAA, which was their best finish since the conference expanded in 1998. The Bronco women’s tennis team qualified for the NCAA playoffs for the fifth straight season after finishing tied for second in the CCAA and earning a regional ranking of five. Cal Poly Pomona lost to Hawaii Pacific in a first-round match. The Bronco men’s basketball team posted its program-best 12th consecutive winning season and narrowly missed its fourth straight trip to the NCAA playoffs. Cal Poly Pomona earned four All-America awards. Francis and Anderson earned AVCA All-America honors in volleyball, Mark Batres finished 10th in the nation – the highest finish for a Bronco since 1997 – to earn All-America honors in cross country and Carmen Franklin earned All-America honors after finishing sixth in the nation in the 800 meters. The Broncos also collected 34 All-CCAA awards and had two student-athletes make their marks as first-year competitors. Kevin Urak was named the CCAA Freshman of the Year in men’s cross country, while Larry Gordon was the CCAA Freshman of the Year in men’s basketball. Katrina Holmberg of women’s tennis picked up several big awards, including the CCAA Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She is only the third Cal Poly Pomona athlete to win the award – which was established in 1990 – and the second straight, following Rocio Real of women’s soccer in 2005. Coach Rosie Wegrich was named the CCAA Coach of the Year in volleyball after guiding the Broncos to their best-ever season of 24-3. 31 C al Pol y Pomona University HISTORY: In 1938, Cal Poly opened as the Southern California campus of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. In 1949, millionaire cereal magnate W.K. Kellogg deeded the Kellogg Ranch to the State of California for use in the expansion of the educational program of Cal Poly. In 1956, Cal Poly moved its Southern California operation from the Voorhis campus in San Dimas to the new Kellogg campus on the outskirts of Pomona. In 1966, the university became the 16th State College of the California State University system. Cal Poly Pomona was accorded full university status in the spring of 1972. MISSION: Cal Poly Pomona’s mission is to advance learning and knowledge by linking theory and practice in all disciplines and to prepare students for lifelong learning, leadership and careers in a changing, multicultural world. POLYTECHNIC APPROACH: As one of only six polytechnic universities nationwide, Cal Poly Pomona’s hallmark is its learn-by-doing philosophy, directly stemming from its polytechnic mission. By blending theory and practice in all its disciplines, the university recognizes that the students solving classroom problems today will be the employees solving the real-world problems tomorrow. Students are afforded opportunities to apply their knowledge in hands-on projects, collaborate with faculty members on research and participate in valuable internships and service-learning programs. BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS: Cal Poly Pomona covers 1,438 acres of rolling green hills and is the second largest in area in the California State University system. Its location is ideal for so many things, including studying, social and cultural activities and recreation. Located less than 30 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, in the heart of sunny California, Cal Poly Pomona offers the peace and serenity of a small community as well as the glamour and excitement of a cultural hub. DYNAMIC COMMUNITY: Flourishing with a diverse campus community, Cal Poly Pomona is alive with academic, social and volunteer opportunities. Students may choose to work side-by-side with faculty on research, explore unique internships, volunteer in community development projects or join any of the 240 clubs and organizations. ENROLLMENT: 19,985 ACADEMIC ORGANIZATION: It is home to more than 19,000 students in seven colleges and one school: Agriculture; Business Administration; Engineering; Environmental Design; Letters, Arts & Social Sciences; Science, Education & Integrative Studies, and the Collins School of Hospitality Management. In the newly-released 2006 edition of America’s Best Colleges by U.S. World and News Report, Cal Poly Pomona is fourth in the category of Top Public Schools in the West Region: Universities-Masters, which features public universities offering a full range of undergraduate and master’s programs. Among both public and private universities, it moved up four spaces to 31st in Best Universities-Masters (by region), placing in the top tier of Western universities with undergraduate and masters programs. HOUSING: Living on campus is the ultimate way to experience Cal Poly Pomona. Student residents have plenty of opportunities to expand their academic knowledge, build friendships and explore the diverse campus culture. The Residence Halls are conveniently located on campus are within easy walking distance to the academic buildings, library, computer labs, dining areas, student unions and parking lots. There are six Residence Halls. The Residential Suites earned a Merit Award in Residential Architecture Magazines’ Sixth Annual Design Awards. Located next to Kellogg Gymnasium, the Residential Suites is a $26.5 million project consisting of 111 units in two buildings, housing 410 students. The Village provides a convenient and practical environment for students. A shuttle service runs weekdays between the Village complex and many different campus locations and is free of charge to all students. SPECIAL FEATURES: Only 11 float entries in the Pasadena’s famed Tournament of Roses Parade have a longer record of participation than that of Cal Poly Universities (Pomona and San Luis Obispo). January 1, 2006 marked the 58th year of joint participation by students from the two campuses, 220 miles apart. It is also the only parade entry each year that is totally a student volunteer effort. Cal Poly floats have won many major awards and become internationally known for universal humor, complicated animation, a high degree of ingenuity and clever construction. Another feature unique to the Cal Poly Pomona campus is the Arabian Horse Center. The horse center is the site for monthly horse shows, originated by W.K. Kellogg, and now in the 80th year of presentation. Shows are open to the public on the first Sunday afternoon of each month, beginning in October and ending in June. 32