2016 NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA REGIONAL (HOST: LOUISIANA)

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1 2016 Arizona Baseball Official Game Notes Arizona at Hawaii Games May Honolulu, Hawaii Hi Corbett Field Four National Championships College World Series Appearances 37 NCAA Tournament Appearances Arizona Communcation Services McKale Memorial Center 1 National Championship Drive Tucson, AZ Contact: Daniel Berk and Adam Gonzales Cell: ; Office: ; Website: Facebook: Arizona Schedule Overall: Pac-12: Home: 23-7 Road: Neutral: 1-1 Date Opponent (TV) Time/Result 2/19 at #24 Rice W, 8-1 2/20 at #24 Rice W, 6-2 2/21 at #24 Rice L, 3-4 2/22 at Lamar L, /26 Tulane^ L, /27 Nebraska^ W, /28 at San Diego State^ W, 7-3 3/1 at Arizona Diamondbacks% L, /2 #16 Cal State Fullerton W, 2-0 3/4 Northwestern State$ L, 4-6 3/5 Cal State Bakersfield$ W, 4-1 3/6 St. Mary s$ W, /6 Northwestern State$ W, 4-1 3/11 Sacramento State W, 3-1 3/12 Sacramento State W, /13 Sacramento State W, 8-4 3/15 New Mexico State W, /18 at Washington* L, 3-6 3/19 at Washington* L, 4-8 3/20 at Washington* W, /22 Utah Valley W, /24 #23 UCLA* W, 6-1 3/25 #23 UCLA* L, 3-4 3/26 #23 UCLA* W, 6-5 3/29 UC Riverside L, 5-6 3/30 UC Riverside W, 4-3 4/1 at Utah* L, 3-6 4/2 at Utah* L, 6-7 4/3 at Utah* L, 2-4 4/4 at #19 BYU W, /8 Washington State* W, 8-0 4/9 Washington State* L, 2-6 4/10 Washington State* W, 7-3 4/12 at Arizona State (P12A) L, 5-7 4/15 Stanford* W, 4-1 4/16 Stanford* (P12N) W, 4-1 4/17 Stanford* (P12N) L, 5-6 4/20 New Mexico State W, 8-7 4/22 at #18 California* W, 3-0 4/23 at #18 California* (ESPNU) W, 8-5 (13) 4/24 at #18 California* W, 7-6 4/26 at Arizona State (P12A) W, 8-0 4/28 at USC* (P12N) W, 8-5 4/29 at USC* (P12N) L, 5-8 4/30 at USC* (P12N) L, 2-5 5/6 #13 Oregon State* (P12N) W, 6-1 5/7 #13 Oregon State* (P12N) W, 4-1 5/8 #13 Oregon State* (P12N) W, 6-5 5/13 Arizona State* (P12A) L, 2-5 5/14 Arizona State* (P12A) W, 4-2 5/15 Arizona State* (P12A) L, 1-5 5/20 at Oregon* (P12N) L, 0-3 5/21 at Oregon* (P12N) L, 2-4 5/22 at Oregon* (P12N) W, 5-4 5/24 Abilene Christian W, /25 Abilene Christian W, 8-3 5/27 at Hawaii W, /28 at Hawaii W, 6-1 5/29 at Hawaii W, 5-3 All game times are MST and subject to change All home games are played at Hi Corbett Field * Pac-12 Conference games ^ Tony Gwynn Classic % Exhibition contest $ Wildcat Invitational Rankings from USA Today Top NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA REGIONAL (HOST: LOUISIANA) #1 LOUISIANA RAGIN CAJUNS 2016 Record: Coach: Tony Robichaux (22nd year, ) #3 SAM HOUSTON STATE BEARKATS 2016 Record: Coach: Matt Deggs (22nd year, 72-48) LAFAYETTE REGIONAL FIELD -- STATISTICAL COMPARISON Pos. No. Player B/T C 12 Cesar Salazar L/R 1B 21 Ryan Aguilar L/L 2B 13 Cody Ramer L/R 3B 3 Bobby Dalbec R/R SS 5 Louis Boyd R/R LF 20 Alfonso Rivas III L/L CF 42 Jared Oliva R/R RF 23 Zach Gibbons R/R DH 24 JJ Matijevic L/R Pitching Rotation Gm. 1 TBA Gm. 2 TBA Gm. 3 TBA Arizona Possible Lineup #2 ARIZONA WILDCATS 2016 Record: Coach: Jay Johnson (1st year, ) #4 PRINCETON TIGERS 2016 Record: Coach: Scott Bradley (19th year, ) Hitting Arizona Louisiana Sam Houston State Princeton Avg Slg% OB% Runs Hits B B HR SO BB SB-ATT Pitching ERA IP SO BB B/Avg Fielding Fld% Errors Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SLG% OBP% ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO Avg.

2 Arizona Baseball Quick Facts The University of Arizona Founded Enrollment...42,236 Colors...Cardinal and Navy Nickname...Wildcats Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Pac-12 President...Dr. Ann Weaver Hart Director of Athletics...Greg Byrne Athletic Dept. Phone Website... Athletics Website... Athletics Ticket Office Arizona Baseball History First Season All-Time Record...2,744-1, All-Time Pac-12 Record National Championships...4 (2012, 1986, 1980, 1976) College World Series Appearances...16 (last in 2012) NCAA Postseason Appearances...37 (last in 2012) Pac-12 Titles...4 (last in 2012) All-Americans...92 All-Pac-12 Players...94 MLB Draft Picks MLB Players...72 Coaching Staff Head Coach... Jay Johnson Alma Mater/Year...Point Loma Nazarene/2001 Year at Arizona...1st Year as Head Coach...4th Division I Record Record at Arizona Assistant Coach... Sergio Brown Alma Mater...Cal State Fullerton Year at Arizona...1st Assistant Coach... Dave Lawn Alma Mater...San Francisco State Year at Arizona...1st Volunteer Assistant Coach... Marc Wanaka Alma Mater...Trinity College & University Year at Arizona...1st Director of Player Development... Jimmy Van Ostrand Alma Mater...Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Year at Arizona...1st Baseball Information and Support Staff Stadium...Hi Corbett Field (9,500) Press Box Number Baseball Office Number Baseball Office Fax Strength and Conditioning Coach...Jim Krumpos Athletic Trainer...Leanna Olivar Equipment Operations...Zac Cook Academic Counselor...Jennifer Mewes Director of Baseball Operations...Ray McIntire Assitsant Director of Baseball Operations...Michael Bradshaw Communication Services Associate AD, Communication Services Jeremy Sharpe Baseball Contact...Daniel Berk and Adam Gonzales Cell Phone adamgonzales@ .arizona.edu...dberk@ .arizona.edu Communication Services Phone Communication Services Fax Office Mailing Address...Athletics Communication Services...McKale Center, Room Tucson, AZ Official Athletics Website... Leading Off... For the first time since winning the national championship in 2012, the Arizona Wildcats are back in the postseason under first-year head coach Jay Johnson. The Wildcats will open play Friday afternoon vs. No. 3 seed Sam Houston State. It will be the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Arizona has also never faced Louisiana, and is 1-0 all time vs. Princeton, seeded No. 4 in the Lafayette Regional. Under Johnson, the Cats won 38 regular season games, which is the most since winning the same number in 2012 and The 2012 team went on to capture the College World Series title, while the 2008 team advanced to the Super Regionals in Miami. The 38 wins are the most ever by a first-year coach in Arizona history. Jerry Kindall won 37 games in his first year as Arizona coach. The last time the Wildcats were in the postseason, they went 10-0 en route to a national championship. The team won the Tucson Regional, beating Louisville twice and Missouri once. The Cats then topped St. John s twice in the Super Regionals, before going 5-0 at the College World Series, posting wins over Florida State, South Carolina and UCLA. Senior outfielder Zach Gibbons finished the regular season with a.385 batting average, finishing two points behind USC s David Oppenheim for the Pac-12 batting crown. Gibbons did finish the regular season with 84 hits, which is tops in the conference. Teammate Cody Ramer finished one behind at 83. Ramer led the league with eight triples and tied for the lead in runs scored with 53. The Wildcats have yet to announce a starting pitcher for Friday s regional opener vs. Sam Houston State. Postseason History since (6-3) South Bend Regional (3-0/1st) Arizona 7, UC Irvine 3 Arizona 7, Kent State 4 Arizona 7, Notre Dame 6 Long Beach Super Regional (2-1) Arizona 6, Long Beach State 5 Long Beach State 9, Arizona 4 Arizona 4, Long Beach State 3 College World Series (1-2/t-5th) Georgia 8, Arizona 7 Arizona 7, Arkansas 2 Georgia 3, Arizona (2-2) Fullerton Regional (2-2/2nd) Arizona 5, Missouri 3 Arizona 6, Cal State Fullerton 5 Cal State Fullerton 7, Arizona 2 Cal State Fullerton 6, Arizona (2-2) Wichita Regional (2-2/2nd) Arizona 4, Oral Roberts 3 Arizona 9, New Orleans 8 Wichita State 4, Arizona 3 Wichita State 3, Arizona (4-2) Ann Arbor Regional (3-0, 1st) Arizona 13, Eastern Michigan 7 Arizona 4, Michigan 3 Arizona 5, Kentucky 3 Coral Gables Super Regional (1-2) Arizona 6, Miami 3 Miami 14, Arizona 10 Miami 4, Arizona (1-2) Fort Worth Regional (1-2, 3rd) Arizona 10, Baylor 9 TCU 11, Arizona 5 Baylor 4, Arizona (3-2) College Station Regional (3-2, 2nd) Seton Hall 4, Arizona 0 Arizona 13, Wright State 0 Arizona 6, Seton Hall 0 Arizona 7, Texas A&M 4 Texas A&M 3, Arizona 0 2

3 2012 (10-0) Tucson Regional (3-0, 1st) Arizona 15, Missouri 3 Arizona 16, Louisville 4 Arizona 16, Louisville 3 Tucson Super Regional (2-0) Arizona 7, St. John s 6 Arizona 7, St. John s 4 College World Series (5-0, 1st) Arizona 4, Florida State 3 Arizona 4, UCLA 0 Arizona 10, Florida State 3 Arizona 5, South Carolina 1 Arizona 4, South Carolina 1 Arizona Head Coach Jay Johnson: Arizona is coached by Jay Johnson, who is in his first year at the helm for the Wildcats. Previously, Johnson spent two years at the University of Nevada, where he went and made one postseason appearance. The Wolf Pack were Mountain West Champions for the first time in school history in 2015 and Johnson was also named 2015 Mountain West Coach of the Year after Nevada went with an appearance in the NCAA Regionals. His only other head coach gig came back in 2005 when he was the head coach of Point Loma Nazarene. He led them to a record and made the postseason. Possibly his most notable coaching highlight is the fact that he was able to get rising star and current Chicago Cub Kris Bryant to play his college ball for San Diego, which is where Johnson was an assistant coach at the time. Bryant went on to become the No. 2 overall pick in the 2013 draft. Johnson also helped sign the No. 1 recruiting class in 2008 and the No. 2 class in 2010 at San Diego. In the summer of 2015, Johnson hired Dave Lawn, Sergio Brown and Marc Wanaka as assistant coaches. Arizona vs.hawaii Recap: Arizona finished the regular season with a three-game sweep of Hawaii in Honolulu. As they have all season, the Cats got strong starts from pitchers JC Cloney and Nathan Bannister. Cloney started the opener, tossing six shutout innings, before exiting with a large lead. Bannister started the Saturday affair and went seven innings, allowing just one run. The Cats finished the sweep on Sunday, behind a group effort from the pitchers. Kevin Ginkel, Cameron Ming, Rio Gomez, Cody Deason and Alfonso Rivas combined to earn the win in a 5-3 win. Deason got the win and Rivas came on to get the final out via strikeout to earn his first career save. Zach Gibbons had five hits in the opener and Bobby Dalbec stayed hot, going in the five games last week with seven RBI and five doubles. The Cats finished the regular season on a six-game winning streak, topping Oregon in the series finale in Eugene, before beating Abilene Christian twice and Hawaii three times. The Cats flew back from Hawaii on a red-eye flight with a layover in Denver, where the team watched the NCAA Selection Show and discovered it would be traveling to Lafayette, Louisiana for NCAA Regional play. Pitching Notes No Senioritis for Bannister: Senior right-hander Nathan Bannister has developed into the ace of the staff for the Arizona Wildcats this season. Bannister leads the team in innings pitched (112.2), strikeouts (84), complete games (3) and is tied for the lead in starts (14). Bannister is first in the Pac-12 in innings pitched, tied for second in wins, fifth in strikeouts, ninth in earned run average and fourth in opposing batting average. All total this season, Bannister is 9-2 with a 2.72 ERA. Opposing batters are hitting just.201 against him this season and he s holding left-handed hitters to a.187 average, holding them to just He s also holding hitters to a.150 clip with two outs (19-127) and a.211 average with runners on base. He is 6-1 with a 1.07 ERA at Hi Corbett Field this season, with wins over Cal-State Fullerton, Northwestern State, Sacramento State, Stanford, Oregon State and Washington State. Bannister s.201 batting average against is the best by an Arizona starter in at least 20 years. In 2007, Preston Guilmet, who earned Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year honors, held opposing hitters to a.205 clip Final Pac-12 Standings School Overall Pac-12 GB Utah Washington Arizona Arizona State Oregon State USC Stanford Oregon California UCLA Washington State Pac-12 Regional Assignments Lafayette, Louisiana Regional 1. Louisiana, 2. Arizona, 3. Sam Houston State, 4. Princeton Nashville Regional 1. Vanderbilt, 2. UCSB, 3. Washington, 4. Xavier Oxford, Mississippi Regional 1. Ole Miss, 2. Tulane, 3. Boston College, 4. Utah Fort Worth Regional 1. TCU, 2. Arizona State, 3. Gonzaga, 4. Oral Roberts Pac-12 Preseason Coaches Poll Team... Points 1. Oregon State (9) UCLA (1) California (1) Oregon USC Arizona State Stanford Washington Arizona Washington State Utah ( ) First-place votes Clowning on Hitters: Junior left-hander JC Cloney has brought stability and aggressiveness to the Arizona starting rotation this year in his first season with the Wildcats. The junior college transfer has posted a 2.38 ERA in 90 2/3 innings. His ERA leads the team and the 90 2/3 innings are second. He s made 15 starts, going 6-3 with one complete game, which came in March at home against UCLA. Cloney has been especially good in two areas this season -- versus left-handed hitters and facing men with runners on base. Against lefties, Cloney is allowing batters to hit just.163 (13-80). With runners on, opposing batters are batting just.194 (26-134). More on Cloney: Cloney s season has been one of the best ever by a first-year pitcher in Arizona history. Cloney, who transferred to Arizona from College of the Canyons, has a 2.38 ERA, which is the lowest by a first-year pitcher at Arizona in Pac-10/12 era. Steve Powers, in his first year on the roster in 1975, sported a 1.75 ERA while Arizona was in the WAC Conference. Arguably the best season by a first-year pitcher at Arizona came in 1989 when junior 3

4 Arizona vs. The Conferences American (0-1) Tulane (1 game) Big 10 (1-0) Nebraska (1 game) Big West (2-1) Cal State Fullerton (1 game) Hawaii (3 games) UC Riverside (2 games) Conference USA (2-1) Rice (3 games) Mountain West (1-0) San Diego State (1 game) Pac-12 (17-15) Arizona State (5 games) California (3 games) Oregon (3 games) Oregon State (3 games) Stanford (3 games) UCLA (3 games) USC (3 games) Utah (3 games) Washington (3 games) Washington State (3 games) Southland Conference (2-1) Abilene Christian (2 games) Lamar (1 game) Northwestern State (2 games) WAC (7-0) CSU Bakersfield (1 game) New Mexico State (2 games) Sacramento State (3 games) Utah Valley (1 game) West Coast Conference (2-0) Brigham Young (1 game) St. Mary s (1 game) UA Honors and Awards Bobby Dalbec // Junior // 3B/RHP Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American Perfect Game Preseason All-American D1 Baseball Preseason All-American Baseball America Preseason All-American Hero Sports Preseason All-American 2016 Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List 18th-best prospect rated by D1 Baseball Pac-12 Player of the Week (3/21) Madness College Sports Pac-12 Player of the Week (3/22) John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List (4/20) JC Cloney // Junior // LHP Madness College Sports Pac-12 Player of the Week (2/23) Alfonso Rivas III // Freshman // OF/LHP Pac-12 Player of the Week (3/1) Nathan Bannister // Senior // RHP Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week (4/12) Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week (4/25) Madness College Sports Pac-12 Player of the Week (4/25) Kevin Ginkel // Junior // RHP Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week (5/2) Collegiate Baseball Pitcher of the Week (5/2) Madness College Sports National/Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week (5/3) college transfer and current Pac-12 Networks analyst Scott Erickson went 18-3 with a 3.49 ERA in 172 2/3 innings. A Total Team Effort: Arizona posted a staff ERA this regular season of 3.43, which is the lowest since the Cats pitching staff posted a 3.25 ERA in 1976, which resulted in national championship No. 1 under Jerry Kindall. In 2011, Arizona posted a 3.57 ERA. The Cats have three pitchers with 61 or more innings with an ERA under 3.08 in JC Cloney, Nathan Bannister and Bobby Dalbec. Cloney and Bannister, both full-time starters, have ERAs of 2.38 and 2.73 respectively. Dalbec has an ERA of 3.08 in 64 1/3 innings. Moving on Up: After its first Pac-12 series this season, Arizona had a staff ERA of Since, the Cats have cut more than a run off that with its 3.43 ERA entering the postseason. The mark ranks third in the Pac-12, behind Cal and Stanford. The Cats were last over four after the first game of the series versus Stanford when it was Since, the Cats have kept their ERA in the threes. In conference play, the Cats have an ERA of 3.52, which is third in the conference. Oregon State, after posting three straight shutouts of UCLA, is the leader at Stanford finished with a 3.50 ERA. The Cats are also second in opposing batting average in conference games only at.242 and eighth in strikeouts with 184. Making the ERA and opposing batting average numbers even more impressive is that Arizona leads the conference in innings pitched at 514 2/3. Rio s Re-Entry: Sophomore left-hander Rio Gomez has become a major factor for the Wildcats since a dominanting performance at USC last month. The lefty didn t allow a run in five conference appearances, which spanned 4 1/3 innings. He s gave up two hits and one walk, while striking out eight. Opposing batters are hitting just.133 against him. In Sunday s series finale against Oregon, Gomez earned his first-career save. The sophomore from Phoenix came on with runners on second and third and two outs and got a groundball to second base to end the game and secure a 5-4 victory for the Wildcats. Three days later, Gomez earned the start in the series finale against Abilene Christian on Wednesday. Gomez tossed 3 1/3 innings without allowing an earned run and striking out five. Gomez has gotten stronger as the year has gone on, mimicking the season he had a year ago as a freshman. In 2015, Gomez had a 0.86 ERA in 21 innings. He went 2-0, striking out 19 batters in 21 innings. For his career, Gomez has 31 strikeouts in 30 2/3 innings. This season, Gomez gave up five earned runs over his first seven appearances. He hasn t given up a run over his last seven. Ginkel Getting It done: Junior right-hander Kevin Ginkel got the start Tuesday against Abilene Christian and earned his third win of the season. Ginkel allowed one run over six innings, without issuing a walk and striking out three. He s been no stranger to starting during the week. The last time he did, Ginkel turned in a dominant start at Arizona State, tossing a two-hit shutout in an 8-0 victory for the Wildcats. It marked Ginkel s secondcareer start with the Wildcats and it was one that won t soon be forgotten. Ginkel s shutout was the first by an Arizona pitcher against the Sun Devils since Kurt Heyer blanked ASU in 2012 in a 1-0 victory at Hi Corbett Field. In Ginkel s shutout, he struck out seven and didn t allow any walks. He retired the first 18 batters he faced, taking a perfect game into the seventh inning. He gave up a hit to lead off the frame, but used a double play to keep Arizona at the minimum 21 batters through seven. He ended up facing one over the minimum to pick up his second win of his Arizona career. Ginkel then tossed 2 2/3 innings at USC, allowing just one run. He entered with runners on first and second base with one out and got a double play on his second pitch. Ginkel then earned his second save of the season last Saturday versus Oregon State. The junior righty tossed 2 1/3 innings, giving up one run and striking out one to earn the save. The junior earned his third start of the season last weekend, facing Arizona State for the second time. He posted six innings, allowing three runs. Ginkel s ERA for the season sits at 3.18 in 45 1/3 innings. Ginkel started the season finale at Hawaii, but did not earn a decision. The Great Dalbino: Junior third baseman/pitcher Bobby Dalbec continues to prove he s one of the best two-way players in the nation. The right-hander had made three straight starts, before appearing out of the bullpen at Cal for his 14th relief appearance of the season. He then appeared out of the bullpen twice against USC, tossing four shutout innings and earning his 13th career save in the opening game of the series. After missing the Oregon State series, Dalbec notched his seventh save of the season in a Saturday win over Arizona State. Dalbec is 8-4 on the season with a 3.08 ERA and seven saves. Dalbec has 55 strikeouts in 64 1/3 innings and is holding lefthanded hitters to just a.180 average (18-100). Dalbec has 116 RBI to his credit at the plate in his career and 125 strikeouts on the mound. He s the only player in program history with double-digit career wins (14), saves (14) and home runs (22), proving why he s such a valuable weapon at the plate and on the mound. Dalbec was named to the 18-man John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List. He s the only Pac-12 player on the list. It s the second straight year Dalbec has been on the watch list. Dalbec has also awakened at the plate lately, finishing the season in a groove with four multiple-hit games in his last seven contests. He has also raised his batting average over.250 for the season. 4

5 Ming Wings it: Sophomore left-hander Cameron Ming has shown remarkable versatility this season for the Wildcats. He s thrived both as a starter and reliever. Against Oregon last weekend, Ming earned the Friday night start and gave up one earned run over five innings. He then appeared out of the pen Wednesday against Abilene Christian, tossing 3 2/3 scoreless innings. Against Oregon State, he also came out of the bullpen and tossed six innings. The only hit he gave up was a solo home run to catcher Logan Ice. He struck out a career-high six and only walked one, which was an intentional pass. Ming earned the second win of his career with the effort, tossing 85 pitches and lowering his season ERA to The lefty then appeared for 1 2/3 scoreless innings against Arizona State, lowering his ERA to The Phoenix native started the series-opener at Oregon and was more than effective. He tossed five innings, allowing just one earned run on three hits. He didn t issue any walks and threw an economical 71 pitches. Interestingly, Ming didn t have any decisions in his first 30 appearances with the Wildcats, but now has four in his last six for a 2-2 record on the season. Against UC Riverside on March 30, Ming went four innings, allowing one run, no walks and striking out four in a 4-3 victory. Ming enters regionals with a 3.96 ERA. Welcome Back Crawford: After 732 days away from the mound, senior left-hander Tyler Crawford returned to the hill earlier this month at Arizona State. Crawford faced three batters, recording two outs and a walk. He notched a strikeout in his return. Crawford, the only remaining member from the 2012 National Championship team, missed the 2015 season with Tommy John Surgery and was out for a large part of the 2014 season as well. Crawford is the only player on the roster with postseason experience. Hitting Notes Zach Gibbons Knows the Keys to Success: Zach Gibbons joined the 250-hit Club on Sunday, May 8 with his bunt up the third base line against Oregon State He is now alone in seventh place in Arizona history with 268 career hits and is one away from sixth place and three away from fifth Last weekend, he passed Brad Boyer and John Tejeck on the all-time hitting list Gibbons has been a model of consistency since he became a Wildcat in He has a career batting average of.335 and an OBP of.417 This year, he is playing at an All-Conference level by batting.385 with 84 hits (a career high), 39 RBI (a career high) and 12 doubles (also a career high) with nine stolen bases while manning right field He finished second in the conference in batting average, had the most hits and his OBP of.472 was third In conference play, Gibbons had the second-highest batting average (.387), the second-most hits (43) and the third-best OBP (.473) Gibbons has recorded at least one hit in in all but seven games this season and has at least one hit in 24 of the last 28 games Since March 20, Gibbons is batting.421 with 64 hits, eight doubles and a triple in the 38 games since then During that time, he has only struck out 13 times... Arizona is 19-5 when Gibbons has a multi-hit game While patrolling right field all year for Arizona, he has not recorded an error in 107 chances The senior went in the final series of the regular season last weekend against Hawaii. Ramer Ramps It Up: Cody Ramer has been spectacular this year for Arizona in his senior season Prior to this year, Ramer had not batted over.250 for a season and is currently second on the team with a.358 batting average this year He has already made 233 at bats this year, which is the most he has made in one season. His previous high was 124 in 2014 Coming into this season, he had collected 50 hits in 98 games played and had 83 in the 58 regular season games this year The senior has been playing at an All-Conference level this season, and his numbers prove it He finished second in the Pac-12 with 83 hits, was tied for first in runs scored (53), had the most triples (8) and had the fourth-best batting average (.356) As the team s normal leadoff hitter, it is a good sign to see that he has an on base percentage of.450 when he is the leads off the inning Ramer has been put atop of the lineup in 56 of the team s 58 games this season He is also batting.418 with two outs His 28 multi-hit games leads the team He has recorded at least one hit in all but eight games this year, has 38 hits in his last 27 games, has walked 27 times in the last 30 games and his batting average has never been lower than.310 this year. Aggie Comes Into His Own: Senior Ryan Aguilar was given the chance to be a regular in the lineup by head coach Jay Johnson this year, and he has done nothing to disappoint After playing in just 26 games and hitting below the Mendoza line in 2015, Aguilar is third on the team in batting average (.314) and leads the team in home runs (6) Aguilar has recorded at least one hit in all but 13 games this year He also has recorded 30 hits in his last 24 games and has driven in 17 runs in his last 23 Aggie has collected 72 hits this year, which is third on the team and seventh in the Conference of Champions The senior leads the team in doubles with 18 and is tied for second in the Pac-12 He also leads the team with 42 RBI, which is tied for eighth in the conference Aguilar also knows how to deliver in the clutch as he is batting.357 with two outs,.301 with runners in scoring position and.316 with runners on base Nine of his last 21 starts have come in left field as well and saw some time in centerfield as well. A Balanced Attack: Arizona has 311 RBI as a team this season and Ryan Aguilar leads the way with 42 The Wildcats have 10 players with at least 15 RBI, have nine with at least 18, eight with at least 23 and five with at least 32 Cody Ramer, Zach Gibbons and Aguilar are all in the top seven in the Pac-12 in hits Gibbons led the conference, Ramer had the second most and Aguilar finished with the seventh-most. Hit em Up: Cody Ramer, Zach Gibbons and Ryan Aguilar all have at least 72 hits this season and JJ Matijevic has 62 The last time four or more Wildcats had at least 62 hits in one season was back in 2013 when Brandon Dixon, Johnny Field, Trent Gilbert and Kevin Newman all had at least 73. Dixon led the way with 79 and was the Pac-12 Batting Champ. Road Warriors: Away from Hi Corbett, the Wildcats have a record and were 6-9 in conference road games As a team, Arizona has a.297 batting average on the road with Zach Gibbons leading the way The senior right fielder is batting.419 in games away from Hi Corbett with eight doubles and 16 RBI Freshman catcher Cesar Salazar is batting.390 on the road and Cody Ramer is batting.381 Five of Ryan Aguilar s six home runs have come away from Hi Corbett On the road, Arizona has a fielding percent- 5

6 Game Notes Double-Double: Arizona has been hitting quite a few doubles in the last month and a half Since Apr. 8, the Wildcats have hit 50 doubles in 29 games Ryan Aguilar leads the way with 18 this year while Cody Ramer, JJ Matijevic and Bobby Dalbec each have 13 The last time four Wildcats each had at least 13 doubles was back in 2012 (Seth Mejias-Brean Robert Refsnyder, Johnny Field and Joey Rickard). Triple Threat: The Wildcats had one triple against Hawaii last weekend, giving them 27 triples this season, which is the fifth-most in the NCAA and second in the Pac-12 behind Oregon State Cody Ramer is fifth in the nation and finished first in the Pac-12 with eight while Jared Oliva is right behind him with six. Walk This Way: Cody Ramer finished second in the Pac-12 with 41 walks this season Justin Behnke ranks seventh in the conference with 36 walks Ramer has walked 27 times in his last 30 games Although Behnke has a batting average of just.214, his on base percentage of.408 is the third-highest on the team Louis Boyd has been walked a good amount as of late as he has walked 19 times in the last 21 games As a team, the Wildcats have been walked 271 times, which led the Pac-12 and is 23rd in the NCAA The Wildcats have walked 117 times in the last 25 games, which is an average of 4.68 walks per game. A Sacrifice Worth Making: Arizona has 69 sacrifice bunts this season, which ranks second in the conference and sixth in the nation Justin Behnke leads the way with 11 and Louis Boyd has 10 Behnke is tied with Chip Hale for the sixth-most sac bunts in Arizona history with 28 The Wildcats also have the third-most sacrifice bunts in school history this year In wins, Arizona has 58 sac bunts and just 11 in losses. Hits = Wins: There is a huge difference in hitting numbers for the Wildcats when it comes to wins and losses Arizona is batting.327 with an OBP of.417 in victories and are batting.221 with an OBP of.318 in losses Cody Ramer and Zach Gibbons are the only Wildcats to bat over.300 in losses while in the 33 games that Arizona has won, seven Wildcats are batting over.303. Speed Kills: While Jared Oliva is tied for third in the conference with six triples, he also finished first in the Pac-12 with 13 stolen bases Oliva has 17 career stolen bases in his two years as a Wildcat Ryan Aguilar finished tied for second in the Pac-12 with 12 steals Arizona, Washington State and UCLA are the only schools in the Pac-12 that have two or more players with 10+ stolen bases. 6

7 Fielding Notes Showing Some Leather: Arizona has been solid in the field this year as they have the fourth-best fielding percentage in the Pac-12 with a mark of.975 The Wildcats are also 35th in the nation in fielding percentage Arizona has made just 55 errors in 2,237 chances Cody Ramer and Louis Boyd have combined for 284 assists while mostly playing in the middle of the infield Bobby Dalbec is third on the team in assists with 96 The Wildcats have a fielding percentage of.980 in victories and a fielding percentage of.965 in losses. Misc. Notes A Long Night at the Ballpark: Arizona s game against Cal on Saturday, Apr. 23 was the longest game any team in the Pac-12 has played this year The five hour and 19 minute game went deep into the night, in fact, the game was still being played in the early hours of Sunday morning. Record Crowds at Hi Corbett: The crowds at Hi Corbett the weekend of May 13th against Arizona State were incredible as 18,039 fans packed the stands throughout the weekend Friday night s crowd of 6,324 was a Hi Corbett record, but only for about 24 hours Saturday night s crowd of 8,067 smashed that record, and the fans were treated to an Arizona victory over their rivals The attendance of 8,067 is the largest crowd to pack a Pac-12 stadium this season. Jay Johnson Amongst the Fastest to 100 Wins: Johnson earned his 100th career Division I victory against Arizona State on Apr. 28 against USC. Of the 11 current Pac-12 coaches, he was the second-fastest to reach 100 career Division I victories. School Coach Games at 100 wins Oregon George Horton 146 Arizona Jay Johnson 156 Stanford Mark Marquess 156 Oregon State Pat Casey 158 Arizona State Tracy Smith 183 California David Esquer 188 Utah Bill Kinneberg 189 USC Dan Hubbs 193 Washington Lindsay Meggs 198 UCLA John Savage 219 Washington State Marty Lees N/A Current Wildcats in the Pros MLB: Nick Hundley, Colorado Rockies Mark Melancon, Pittsburgh Pirates Joey Rickard, Baltimore Orioles Andy Burns, Toronto Blue Jays Rob Refsnyder, New York Yankees Jett Bandy, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Triple-A: Preston Guilmet, Toledo Mud Hens (Detroit Tigers) Seth Mejias-Brean, Louisville Bats (Cincinnati Reds) Brad Mills, Tacoma Rainiers (Seattle Mariners) Steve Selsky, Louisville Bats (Cincinnati Reds) Note: Only players drafted out of Arizona are included. Double-A: Brandon Dixon, Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Cincinnati Reds) Johnny Field, Montgomery Biscuits (Tampa Bay Rays) Kurt Heyer, Springfield Cardinals (St. Louis Cardinals) Alex Mejia, Springfield Cardinals (St. Louis Cardinals) Daniel Schlereth, New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Toronto Blue Jays) Jason Stoffel, Bowie Baysox (Baltimore Orioles) Konner Wade, Hartford Yard Goats (Colorado Rockies) High-A: James Farris, Myrtle Beach Pelicans (Chicago Cubs) Scott Kingery, Clearwater Thrashers (Philadelphia Phillies) Kevin Newman, Bradenton Marauders (Pittsburgh Pirates) Class-A: Trent Gilbert, Beloit Snappers (Oakland Athletics) Career Sacrifice Hits Player Years S 1. Riley Moore Alex Mejia Colt Sedbrook J.J. Northam Dwight Childs Justin Behnke Chip Hale Joey Rickard Robbie Moen Erik Mattern Single-Season Saves Player Year Saves 1. Jason Stoffel Mark Melancon Jason Stoffel Joe Estes Carlos Rico Mathew Troupe Tod Brown Ryan Moskau Daniel Schlereth Bobby Dalbec Derek Rodriguez Daniel Schlereth Matt Chaffee Career Saves Player Years Saves 1. Jason Stoffel Mark Melancon Daniel Schlereth Mathew Troupe Bobby Dalbec Ryan Moskau Joe Estes Carlos Rico Tylert Lawton Ron Sismondo Ben White Single-Season Team SH SH Year

8 Game Notes USA Today D1Baseball.com College Baseball Polls (Records as of 6/1) NCBWA Collegiate Baseball Baseball America Team... W-L 1 Texas A&M (26) Florida (3) Miami (1) Miss St Louisville LSU Ole Miss Vanderbilt TCU Clemson Texas Tech Florida State South Carolina Virginia Louisiana-Lafayette Coastal Carolina North Carolina State Southern Miss Florida Atlantic Oklahoma State Tulane Bryant University UC-Santa Barbara Cal State Fullerton Ohio State Team... W-L 1 Texas A&M Miami Florida Mississippi St Louisiville LSU Ole Miss Clemson Texas Tech Virginia Vanderbilt South Carolina TCU Florida St Tulane North Carolina St Coastal Carolina Louisiana Southern Miss Ohio St Rice Cal State Fullerton Florida Atlantic Dallas Baptist Bryant Team... W-L 1. Texas A&M Miami Florida Mississippi State LSU Louisville Ole Miss Vanderbilt TCU Clemson Texas Tech South Carolina Florida State Virginia N.C. State Louisiana Coastal Carolina Oklahoma State Southern Miss Florida Atlantic UC Santa Barbara Tulane Bryant Oregon State North Carolina Team... W-L 1. Texas A&M Florida Miami, FL Mississippi State Louisville South Carolina Texas Tech Virginia Louisiana State Vanderbilt Clemson Florida State Texas Christian Louisiana-Lafayette Coastal Carolina Mississippi N.C. State Oklahoma State Dallas Baptist Utah Washington Tulane Cal State Fullerton Southern Mississippi Arizona State Team... W-L 1. Texas A&M Florida Miami Mississippi St LSU Ole Miss Louisville Texas Tech Clemson TCU Virginia Vanderbilt Florida St South Carolina Coastal Carolina Tulane Florida Atlantic Southern Miss Louisiana Bryant Cal State Fullerton North Carolina St Ohio St Oklahoma St Dallas Baptist Arizona Baseball Rankings By Week Week USA TODAY D1 NCBWA CB BA RPI Preseason NR NR NR NR NR - Feb. 22 NR NR NR 23 NR - Feb. 29 NR NR NR NR NR - March 7 NR NR NR NR NR - March 14 NR NR NR NR NR - March 21 NR NR NR NR NR - March 28 NR NR NR NR NR - April 4 NR NR NR NR NR 44 April 11 NR NR NR NR NR 60 April 18 NR NR NR NR NR 53 April 25 NR 24 NR 17 NR 31 May 2 NR NR NR 19 NR 32 May May 16 NR NR NR 21 NR 25 May 23 NR NR NR 24 NR 25 May 30 NR NR NR NR NR 22 Arizona vs. USA Today Top 25 (12-2) Rankings below current or based on team s rank at time of game. at No. 24 Rice (2-1) Feb (Houston, Texas) vs. No. 16 Cal State Fullerton (1-0) Mar. 2 (Tucson, Ariz.) vs. No. 23 UCLA (2-1) Mar (Tucson, Ariz.) at No. 24 BYU (1-0) Apr. 4 (Provo, Utah) at No. 18 California (3-0) Apr (Berkeley, Calif.) vs. No. 13 Oregon State (3-0) May 6-8 (Tucson, Ariz.) 8

9 Ryan Aguilar 21 of/1b Sr. Bats/Throws: L/L Yorba Lida, Calif. This season Started all 58 games in the regular season...team leader in doubles (18), home runs (6) and RBI (42)...Started 49 games at 1B and 9 in LF...Did not commit an error in Pac-12 play...posted 4-hit games vs. Rice and Abilene Christian...Second on the team with 12 stolen bases. Ryan Aguilar s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (multiple times) R 3 (multiple times) H 4 (two times) RBI 3 (multiple times) BB 3 (Tulane 2/28/16) SO 3 (Lamar 2/22/16) SB 2 (NDSU 2/18/15) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 15 (two times) A 4 (Oregon 5/20/16) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *1b Feb 20 at Rice *1b Feb 21 at Rice *1b Feb 22 at LAMAR *1b Feb 26 vs Tulane *1b Feb 27 vs Nebraska *1b Feb 28 at San Diego State *1b Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *1b Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *1b Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *1b Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *1b Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *1b Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *1b Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *1b Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *1b Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *1b Mar 18 at Washington *1b Mar 19 at Washington *1b Mar 20 at Washington *1b Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *1b Mar 24 UCLA *1b Mar 25 UCLA *1b Mar 26 UCLA *1b Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *1b Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *1b Apr 01 at Utah *1b Apr 02 at Utah *1b Apr 03 at Utah *1b Apr 04 at BYU *1b Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *1b Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *1b Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *1b Apr 12 at Arizona State *1b/of Apr 15 STANFORD *1b Apr 16 STANFORD *1b Apr 17 STANFORD *1b Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *1b Apr 22 at Cal *of/1b Apr 23 at Cal *of/1b Apr 24 at Cal *of/1b Apr 26 at Arizona State *1b Apr 28 at USC *1b Apr 29 at USC *1b Apr 30 at USC *1b May 06 OREGON STATE *of/1b May 07 OREGON STATE *of/1b May 08 OREGON STATE *of/1b May 13 ARIZONA STATE *of May 14 ARIZONA STATE *of/1b May 15 ARIZONA STATE *of/of May 20 at Oregon *1b May 21 at Oregon *1b May 22 at Oregon *1b May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *1b/of May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *1b May 27 at Hawaii *1b May 28 at Hawaii *1b May 29 at Hawaii *1b Totals 58gs

10 Nathan Bannister 35 RHP Sr. Bats/Throws: R/R Peoria, Ariz. Nathan Bannister s Career Game Highs Stat Career IP 9 (multiple times) SO 11 (Cal 4/22/16) BB 4 (WSU 5/2/15) BF 39 (Cal 4/25/15) PO 1 (multiple times) A 3 (Cal 4/25/15) This season Developed into the workhorse of the Arizona rotation, posting a teamhigh innings and nine wins...went 9-2 with a 2.72 ERA in the regular season...9th in Pac-12 in ERA, 4th in opposing batting average (.201), first in innings pitched, fifth in strikeouts (84)...Posted 3 complete games (Stanford, Cal and Oregon State). Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 21 at Rice * Feb 26 vs Tulane Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT * Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST * Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE * Mar 19 at Washington * Mar 25 UCLA * Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE Apr 01 at Utah * Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE * Apr 15 STANFORD * Apr 22 at Cal * Apr 28 at USC * May 06 OREGON STATE * May 13 ARIZONA STATE * May 22 at Oregon * May 28 at Hawaii * Totals

11 Justin Behnke 4 OF Sr. Bats/Throws: L/R Mesa, Ariz. This season Played in 53 games, starting 41 contests...has been a menace to opposing pitchers with his 36 walks drawn and 28 career sacrifice hits...has played in 108 career games, starting career fielding percentage... Season-high in hits was 3 at Utah on 4/2/16...A force on the bases with 21 career stolen bases...his 28 career sac hits are tied for 6th all-time at Arizona with current Diamondbacks manager Chip Hale. Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *of Feb 20 at Rice *of Feb 21 at Rice *of Feb 22 at LAMAR *of Feb 26 vs Tulane *of Feb 27 vs Nebraska *of/of Feb 28 at San Diego State ph/of Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *of Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *of Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *of Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *of Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *of Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *of/of Mar 18 at Washington *of Mar 19 at Washington *of Mar 20 at Washington of Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY of Mar 24 UCLA pr/of Mar 26 UCLA *of/of Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *of/of Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE of Apr 02 at Utah *of Apr 03 at Utah *of Apr 04 at BYU *of Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE of Apr 15 STANFORD *of Apr 16 STANFORD *of Apr 17 STANFORD *of Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *of/of Apr 22 at Cal *of/of Apr 23 at Cal *of/of Apr 24 at Cal pr/of Apr 26 at Arizona State *of Apr 28 at USC *of/of Apr 29 at USC *of May 06 OREGON STATE *of/of May 07 OREGON STATE *of/of May 08 OREGON STATE *of/of May 13 ARIZONA STATE *of May 14 ARIZONA STATE *of/of May 15 ARIZONA STATE *of May 21 at Oregon *of May 22 at Oregon of May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN pr/of May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *of May 27 at Hawaii of May 28 at Hawaii of May 29 at Hawaii ph/of Totals 41gs On base pct..408 Slugging pct..274 Justin Behnke s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 5 (multiple times) R 3 (multiple times) H 4 (Samford 3/1/15) RBI 2 (2 times) BB 3 (two times) SO 3 (multiple times) SB 2 (two times) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 7 (Cal-State Fullerton 3/2/16) A 1 (multiple times) 11

12 Louis Boyd 5 INF Jr. Bats/Throws: R/R North Vancouver, BC This season Played in 50 games, starting of his starts came at shortstop, six came at third and one at second...reliable defender with a.949 fielding percentage...posted three-hit games this season against BYU and Cal...Started 23 games in the eighth spot in the lineup and 13 in the No. 9 spot. Louis Boyd s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (Cal 4/23/16) R 3 (Sacramento State 3/12/16) H 3 (two times) RBI 2 (multiple times) BB 2 (multiple times) SO 2 (multiple times) SB 2 (Abilene Christian 5/25/16) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 4 (Hawaii 5/28/16) A 7 (San Diego State 2/28/16) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *ss Feb 20 at Rice ss Feb 21 at Rice ss Feb 27 vs Nebraska 2b Feb 28 at San Diego State *ss Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *ss Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *ss Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *3b Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *2b/3b Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *ss Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *ss/3b Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *ss/3b Mar 18 at Washington *ss Mar 19 at Washington *ss Mar 20 at Washington *ss/3b Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *3b/ss Mar 24 UCLA *ss Mar 25 UCLA *ss/3b Mar 26 UCLA pr Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *ss/3b Apr 01 at Utah *ss Apr 02 at Utah *3b Apr 03 at Utah *ss Apr 04 at BYU *3b/ss Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE ss Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *3b Apr 15 STANFORD *ss Apr 16 STANFORD *ss Apr 17 STANFORD *ss Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE pr/ss Apr 22 at Cal *ss Apr 23 at Cal *ss/3b Apr 24 at Cal *3b/ss Apr 26 at Arizona State *ss Apr 28 at USC *ss Apr 29 at USC *ss Apr 30 at USC *ss/3b May 06 OREGON STATE *ss May 07 OREGON STATE *ss May 08 OREGON STATE *ss May 13 ARIZONA STATE *ss May 14 ARIZONA STATE *ss May 15 ARIZONA STATE *ss May 20 at Oregon *ss May 21 at Oregon *ss May 22 at Oregon *ss May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *ss May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *ss May 27 at Hawaii *ss May 28 at Hawaii *ss Totals 44gs On base pct..401 Slugging pct

13 JC Cloney 27 LHP Jr. Bats/Throws: R/L Castaic, Calif. This season Has been a dominant force at the top of the rotation with Nathan Bannister...Team leader in ERA at Ranks fifth in the Pac-12 in ERA, ninth in innings pitched (90.2), second in pick-offs (5)...Twirled a complete game against UCLA in March...Served as the team s opening day starter...lowest ERA by 1st-year Arizona starter since at least JC Cloney s Career Game Highs Stat Career IP 9 (UCLA 3/24/16) SO 9 (Rice 2/19/16) BB 4 (Oregon 5/21/16) BF 35 (UCLA 3/24/16) PO 1 (multiple times) A 4 (UCLA 3/24/16) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 19 at Rice * Feb 26 vs Tulane * Feb 28 at San Diego State * Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD * Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE * Mar 18 at Washington * Mar 24 UCLA * Apr 02 at Utah * Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE * Apr 23 at Cal * Apr 29 at USC * May 07 OREGON STATE * May 14 ARIZONA STATE * May 21 at Oregon * May 27 at Hawaii * Totals

14 Bobby Dalbec 3 3B/RHP Jr. Bats/Throws: R/R Parker, Colo. This season One of the premiere two-way players in the country...has 22 career home runs, 119 RBI, 14 wins on the mound and 14 saves...he is the only player in program history with 10-plus home runs, wins and saves...has come on lately with a five-game hitting streak and multiple-hit games in four of his last seven games...played for the USA Collegiate National Team last summer. Bobby Dalbec s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (two times) R 4 (New Mexico State 3/15/16) H 4 (ASU 4/28/15) RBI 6 (ASU 4/28/15) BB 3 (two times) SO 5 (Tulane 2/26/16) SB 1 (multiple times) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 16 (Seton Hall 2/28/14) A 6 (two times) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *3b Feb 20 at Rice *3b/p Feb 21 at Rice *3b Feb 22 at LAMAR *3b Feb 26 vs Tulane *3b/p Feb 27 vs Nebraska *3b/p Feb 28 at San Diego State *3b Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *3b/p Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *3b Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *3b/p Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *3b Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *dh/p Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *3b/p Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *3b Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *3b/p Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *3b/p Mar 18 at Washington *3b Mar 19 at Washington *3b Mar 20 at Washington *3b/p Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *dh Mar 24 UCLA *3b Mar 25 UCLA *3b/p Mar 26 UCLA *3b Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *3b Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *3b/p Apr 01 at Utah *3b/p Apr 03 at Utah *3b Apr 04 at BYU *p/dh Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *3b Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *3b Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *p/dh Apr 12 at Arizona State *3b Apr 15 STANFORD *3b Apr 16 STANFORD *3b Apr 17 STANFORD *p/dh Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *3b Apr 22 at Cal *3b Apr 23 at Cal *3b/p Apr 24 at Cal *dh/3b Apr 26 at Arizona State *3b Apr 28 at USC *3b/p Apr 29 at USC *3b Apr 30 at USC *3b/p May 13 ARIZONA STATE *3b May 14 ARIZONA STATE *3b/p May 15 ARIZONA STATE *3b/p May 20 at Oregon *3b May 21 at Oregon *dh/p May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN ph/3b May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *3b May 27 at Hawaii *3b May 28 at Hawaii *3b/p May 29 at Hawaii *3b Totals 52gs On base pct..368 Slugging pct

15 #3 Dalbec, Bobby - 23 appearances (All games) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 20 at Rice Feb 26 vs Tulane Feb 27 vs Nebraska Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE Mar 20 at Washington Mar 25 UCLA Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE Apr 01 at Utah Apr 04 at BYU * Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE * Apr 17 STANFORD * Apr 23 at Cal Apr 28 at USC Apr 30 at USC May 14 ARIZONA STATE May 15 ARIZONA STATE May 21 at Oregon May 28 at Hawaii Totals

16 Cody Deason 15 RHP Fr. Bats/Throws: R/R Ojai, Calif. Summer 2015 Appeared in 18 games as a true freshman, starting a pair...earned his first win of the season in the team s regular season finale against Hawaii, tossing 1.2 innings of scoreless ball...hasn t issued a walk in his last four outings... Cody Deason s Career Game Highs Stat Career IP 7.0 (Utah 4/3/16) SO 3 (two times) BB 2 (two times) BF 26 (Utah 4/3/16) PO 2 (Oregon 5/20/16) A 1 (multiple times) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 22 at LAMAR Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST Mar 06 ST. MARY'S Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY Mar 25 UCLA Mar 26 UCLA Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE Apr 02 at Utah Apr 03 at Utah * Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE Apr 12 at Arizona State * Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE Apr 29 at USC May 20 at Oregon May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN May 29 at Hawaii Totals

17 Zach Gibbons 23 OF Sr. Bats/Throws: R/R Scottsdale, Ariz. This season Posted a breakout senior season, posting a.385 batting average (2nd in Pac-12), along with a career-high 39 RBI and 12 doubles...currently has 268 career hits, which ranks seventh all-time at Arizona...He ll tie Les Pearsey for sixth with one more hit and Terry Francona for fifth with three more...tied for 9th all-time in games played (216). Zach Gibbons Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (multiple times) R 3 (Sacramento State 3/12/16) H 5 (two times) RBI 3 (multiple times) BB 3 (Butler 5/12/13) SO 2 (multiple times) SB 2 (2 times) HBP 2 (Cal 4/5/13) PO 6 (multiple times) A 1 (multiple times) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *of Feb 20 at Rice *of Feb 21 at Rice *of Feb 22 at LAMAR *of Feb 26 vs Tulane *of Feb 27 vs Nebraska *of Feb 28 at San Diego State *of Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *of Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *of Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *of Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *of Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *of Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *of Mar 18 at Washington *of Mar 19 at Washington *of/of Mar 20 at Washington *of Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *of Mar 24 UCLA *of Mar 25 UCLA *of Mar 26 UCLA *of Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *of Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *of Apr 01 at Utah *of Apr 02 at Utah *of Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 12 at Arizona State *of Apr 15 STANFORD *of Apr 16 STANFORD *of Apr 17 STANFORD *of Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *of Apr 22 at Cal *of Apr 23 at Cal *of Apr 24 at Cal *of Apr 26 at Arizona State *of Apr 28 at USC *of Apr 29 at USC *of Apr 30 at USC *of May 06 OREGON STATE *of May 07 OREGON STATE *of May 08 OREGON STATE *of May 13 ARIZONA STATE *of May 14 ARIZONA STATE *of May 15 ARIZONA STATE *of May 20 at Oregon *of May 21 at Oregon *of May 22 at Oregon *of May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *of May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *of May 27 at Hawaii *of May 28 at Hawaii *of May 29 at Hawaii *of Totals 56gs On base pct..472 Slugging pct

18 Kevin Ginkel 22 RHP Jr. Bats/Throws: R/R Lakeside, Calif. This season Made 19 appearances in the regular season with five starts...all five of his starts have come since April 20...Posted a two-hit shutout at Arizona State in a nonconference mid-week game, facing just one batter over the minimum and carrying a perfect game into the 7th...Has shown ability to close and start, posting a season ERA of Kevin Ginkel s Career Game Highs Stat Career IP 9.0 (Arizona State 4/26/16) SO 7 (Arizona State 4/26/16) BB 2 (multiple times) BF 28 (Arizona State 4/26/16) PO 1 (multiple times) A 3 (Abilene Christian 5/24/16) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 22 at LAMAR Feb 28 at San Diego State Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE Mar 20 at Washington Mar 26 UCLA Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE Apr 04 at BYU Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE Apr 17 STANFORD Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE * Apr 26 at Arizona State * Apr 30 at USC May 07 OREGON STATE May 15 ARIZONA STATE * May 22 at Oregon May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN * May 29 at Hawaii * Totals

19 Rio Gomez 29 LHP So. Bats/Throws: L/L Phoenix, Ariz. This season Has made 16 appearances on the season with one start...appeared in five games in May, after pitching once in April...Earned a save at Oregon on 5/22, coming on to get the final out in a 5-4 game with 2 runners in scoring position...son of ESPN reporter Pedro Gomez. Rio Gomez s Career Game Highs Stat Career IP 7.0 (Abilene Christian 5/21/15) SO 8 (Abilene Christian 5/21/15) BB 4 (Abilene Christian 5/21/15) BF 27 (Abilene Christian 5/21/15) PO 1 (two times) A 1 (multiple times) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 21 at Rice Feb 22 at LAMAR Feb 27 vs Nebraska Feb 28 at San Diego State Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE Mar 19 at Washington Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE Apr 28 at USC May 13 ARIZONA STATE May 21 at Oregon May 22 at Oregon May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN * May 29 at Hawaii Totals

20 Kyle Lewis 28 INF Jr. Bats/Throws: R/R Kings Beach, Calif. This season Has been an excellent utility player for the Wildcats this season, starting at second base, third base, left field and DH...Appeared 30 games with 65 at-bats...has posted five multiple-hit games...batting.375 against left-handed pitching this season. Kyle Lewis Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 4 (multiple times) R 2 (two times) H 2 (multiple times) RBI 2 (Washington State 4/10/16) BB 2 (Cal 4/23/16) SO 1 (multiple times) SB 1 (BYU 4/4/16) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 5 (BYU 4/4/16) A 3 (multiple times) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 21 at Rice pr Feb 22 at LAMAR ph/of Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE 2b Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY pr/3b Mar 26 UCLA ph Apr 01 at Utah ph/of Apr 02 at Utah 2b Apr 03 at Utah *of Apr 04 at BYU *of Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE ph/2b Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE 2b/of Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *of/2b Apr 12 at Arizona State *of/2b Apr 15 STANFORD dh Apr 17 STANFORD *3b Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *of Apr 23 at Cal 2b Apr 24 at Cal *2b Apr 28 at USC pr/2b May 06 OREGON STATE *3b May 07 OREGON STATE *3b May 08 OREGON STATE *3b May 14 ARIZONA STATE *dh/3b May 15 ARIZONA STATE *dh/3b May 20 at Oregon *of May 21 at Oregon *3b May 22 at Oregon *3b May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *3b May 28 at Hawaii *of/3b May 29 at Hawaii *2b/of Totals 18gs

21 JJ Matijevic 24 INF So. Bats/Throws: L/R North Huntingdon, Pa. This season Appeared in 56 games, starting 53...Has seen his batting average improve 59 points from his freshman season...has 26 career doubles to his credit after sluggin 13 this season...hit his third home run of the season Friday at Hawaii...Has started exactly 100 games. JJ Matijevic s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (Sacramento State 3/12/16) R 4 (Hawaii 5/27/16) H 4 (two times) RBI 7 (ASU 4/28/15) BB 2 (two times) SO 2 (multiple times) SB 1 (multiple times) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 13 (Arizona State 4/13/16) A 5 (Rice 2/21/16) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *dh Feb 20 at Rice *2b Feb 21 at Rice *2b Feb 22 at LAMAR *2b Feb 26 vs Tulane *2b Feb 27 vs Nebraska *2b Feb 28 at San Diego State *dh Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *dh Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *dh Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *2b Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *2b Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *2b Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *dh/2b Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *dh Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *dh/2b Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *dh/2b Mar 18 at Washington *dh Mar 19 at Washington *dh Mar 20 at Washington *dh/2b Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *2b Mar 24 UCLA *dh Mar 25 UCLA *dh/2b Mar 26 UCLA *2b Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *2b Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *dh/2b Apr 01 at Utah *dh Apr 02 at Utah *2b Apr 04 at BYU *2b Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *2b Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *2b Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *2b Apr 12 at Arizona State *2b/1b Apr 15 STANFORD *dh Apr 16 STANFORD dh Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *2b Apr 22 at Cal *1b Apr 23 at Cal *1b Apr 24 at Cal *1b Apr 26 at Arizona State *dh Apr 28 at USC *dh Apr 29 at USC *dh Apr 30 at USC *dh/2b May 06 OREGON STATE *1b May 07 OREGON STATE *1b May 08 OREGON STATE *1b May 13 ARIZONA STATE *1b May 14 ARIZONA STATE *1b May 15 ARIZONA STATE *1b May 20 at Oregon ph May 21 at Oregon ph May 22 at Oregon *dh May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *dh May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *dh May 27 at Hawaii *dh May 28 at Hawaii *dh May 29 at Hawaii *dh Totals 53gs

22 Cameron Ming 47 LHP So. Bats/Throws: L/L Phoenix, Ariz. Arizona 2015 Has appeared in 22 games this season, which is second on the team to Bobby Dalbec...Has logged 61.1 innings, which is fourth-most on the team...shown remarkable versatility, starting eight games and appearing out of the bullpen for 14...Tossed seven shutout IP vs. Stanford. Cameron Ming s Career Game Highs Stat Career IP 7 (Stanford 4/16/16) SO 6 (Oregon State 5/8/16) BB 3 (two times) BF 29 (Stanford 4/16/16) PO 2 (Oregon 5/20/16) A 3 (multiple times) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 20 at Rice * Feb 27 vs Nebraska * Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST * Mar 06 ST. MARY'S Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE Mar 18 at Washington Mar 20 at Washington Mar 25 UCLA Mar 26 UCLA * Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE Apr 02 at Utah Apr 03 at Utah Apr 12 at Arizona State Apr 16 STANFORD * Apr 24 at Cal * Apr 30 at USC * May 08 OREGON STATE May 15 ARIZONA STATE May 20 at Oregon * May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN May 29 at Hawaii Totals

23 Jared Oliva 42 OF RSo. Bats/Throws: R/R Saugus, Calif. Arizona 2015 Has appeared in 56 games with 43 starts to his credit...leads the Pac-12 in stolen bases with 13...His next game will be the 100th of his career... Has six triples on the season, which is second best on the team behind Cody Ramer. Jared Oliva s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (2 times) R 3 (Oakland 2/25/15) H 4 (Oakland 2/24/15) RBI 5 (Washington 3/20/16) BB 2 (two times) SO 4 (Samford 2/27/15) SB 1 (multiple times) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 6 (Cal 4/24/16) A 1 (two times) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *of Feb 20 at Rice *of Feb 21 at Rice *of Feb 22 at LAMAR *of Feb 26 vs Tulane *of Feb 27 vs Nebraska *of Feb 28 at San Diego State *of Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT of Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *of Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *of Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *of Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *of Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *of Mar 19 at Washington ph Mar 20 at Washington *of Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *of Mar 24 UCLA *of Mar 25 UCLA *of Mar 26 UCLA *of Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *of Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *of Apr 01 at Utah *of Apr 02 at Utah *of Apr 03 at Utah *of Apr 04 at BYU *of Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 12 at Arizona State *of Apr 15 STANFORD *of Apr 16 STANFORD *of Apr 17 STANFORD *of Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE of Apr 22 at Cal of/pr Apr 23 at Cal of Apr 24 at Cal *of Apr 26 at Arizona State *of Apr 28 at USC ph/of Apr 29 at USC ph/of Apr 30 at USC *of May 06 OREGON STATE of May 07 OREGON STATE of May 08 OREGON STATE of May 13 ARIZONA STATE of May 14 ARIZONA STATE of May 15 ARIZONA STATE ph May 20 at Oregon *of May 21 at Oregon *of May 22 at Oregon *of May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *of May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *of May 27 at Hawaii *of May 28 at Hawaii *of May 29 at Hawaii *of Totals 43gs

24 Cody Ramer 13 INF Sr. Bats/Throws: L/R Simi Valley, Calif. This season Like Zach Gibbons, Ramer has had a breakout senior season...one of two players (Ryan Aguilar the other) to start all 58 games this season... Brooks Wallace Watch List for Shortstop of the Year, though he has done most of his work at second...pac-12 co-leader in runs scored (53). Cody Ramer s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (multiple times) R 3 (two times) H 4 (Rice 2/20/16) RBI 3 (Utah 4/1/16) BB 4 (Washington State 4/9/16) SO 3 (UCLA 3/25/16) SB 2 (two times) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 4 (multiple times) A 6 (multiple times) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice *2b Feb 20 at Rice *ss/2b Feb 21 at Rice *ss/2b Feb 22 at LAMAR *ss Feb 26 vs Tulane *ss Feb 27 vs Nebraska *ss Feb 28 at San Diego State *2b Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *2b Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *2b Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *ss Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *ss Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST *ss Mar 11 SACRAMENTO STATE *ss Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *2b Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *2b/ss Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *2b/ss Mar 18 at Washington *2b Mar 19 at Washington *2b Mar 20 at Washington *2b/ss Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *ss Mar 24 UCLA *2b Mar 25 UCLA *2b/ss Mar 26 UCLA *ss Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *ss Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *2b/ss Apr 01 at Utah *2b Apr 02 at Utah *ss Apr 03 at Utah *2b Apr 04 at BYU *ss/2b Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *ss Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *ss/2b Apr 10 WASHINGTON STATE *ss Apr 12 at Arizona State *ss Apr 15 STANFORD *2b Apr 16 STANFORD *2b Apr 17 STANFORD *2b Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *ss/2b Apr 22 at Cal *2b Apr 23 at Cal *2b/ss Apr 24 at Cal *ss/2b Apr 26 at Arizona State *2b Apr 28 at USC *2b/ss Apr 29 at USC *2b Apr 30 at USC *2b/ss May 06 OREGON STATE *2b May 07 OREGON STATE *2b May 08 OREGON STATE *2b May 13 ARIZONA STATE *2b May 14 ARIZONA STATE *2b May 15 ARIZONA STATE *2b May 20 at Oregon *2b May 21 at Oregon *2b May 22 at Oregon *2b May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *2b May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *2b May 27 at Hawaii *2b May 28 at Hawaii *2b May 29 at Hawaii *ss Totals 58gs

25 Alfonso Rivas III 20 OF/LHP Fr. Bats/Throws: L/L San Diego, Calif. This season A two-way standout for the Wildcats as a true freshman...at the plate, he s batting.268 with eight doubles and 23 RBI...On the mound, he s 2-1 with a 3.86 ERA and one save...earned the save in the regular season finale vs. Houston...Tony Gwynn Classic All-Tourney Team. Alfonso Rivas Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 6 (two times) R 2 (multiple times) H 5 (Nebraska 2/27/16) RBI 4 (Nebraska 2/27/16) BB 2 (Utah Valley 3/22/16) SO 3 (Arizona State 5/13/16) SB 1 (Hawaii 5/29/16) HBP 1 (multiple times) PO 3 (multiple times) A 2 (Utah Valley 3/22/16) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice ph/of Feb 20 at Rice *dh Feb 21 at Rice dh/p Feb 26 vs Tulane *dh Feb 27 vs Nebraska *dh/of Feb 28 at San Diego State *of Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *of Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *of Mar 05 CSU BAKERSFIELD *dh Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *dh Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST ph Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE ph/of Mar 18 at Washington *of Mar 19 at Washington *of Mar 20 at Washington *of Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *of/of Mar 24 UCLA *of Mar 25 UCLA *of/p Mar 26 UCLA *dh/p Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE *p/dh Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *of Apr 01 at Utah *of Apr 02 at Utah *dh Apr 03 at Utah ph/dh Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *dh Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *dh Apr 12 at Arizona State *dh/p Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE *dh/p Apr 22 at Cal *dh Apr 23 at Cal *dh Apr 28 at USC *of Apr 29 at USC *of Apr 30 at USC *of May 06 OREGON STATE *dh May 07 OREGON STATE *dh May 08 OREGON STATE *dh/p May 13 ARIZONA STATE *dh May 15 ARIZONA STATE ph/of May 20 at Oregon dh May 22 at Oregon *of May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *of May 27 at Hawaii *of May 29 at Hawaii *of/p Totals 36gs On base pct..347 Slugging pct..356 #20 Rivas, Alfonso - 12 appearances (All games) Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 21 at Rice Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY Mar 25 UCLA Mar 26 UCLA Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE * Apr 12 at Arizona State Apr 16 STANFORD Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE Apr 24 at Cal May 08 OREGON STATE May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN May 29 at Hawaii Totals

26 Cesar Salazar 12 C Fr. Bats/Throws: L/R Hermosillo, Mexico This season Has been a rock behind the plate, appearing in 48 games with 40 starts as a true freshman...has three pickoffs with his strong arm and has caught nine base runners trying to steal...has three extra-base hits in his last four games...just 15 strikeouts in 149 at-bats...has started in 15 consecutive games. Cesar Salazar s Career Game Highs Stat Career AB 5 (multiple times) R 3 (Washington 3/20/16) H 4 (Washington 3/20/16) RBI 3 (two times) BB 3 (Arizona State 5/14/16) SO 2 (Tulane 2/26/16) SB 1 (Sacramento State 3/12/16) HBP None PO 12 (Abilene Christian 5/25/16) A 3 (two times) #12 Salazar, Cesar - 48 games (All games) Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Feb 19 at Rice ph/c Feb 20 at Rice *c Feb 21 at Rice *c Feb 26 vs Tulane *c Feb 27 vs Nebraska *c Feb 28 at San Diego State ph/c Mar 02 CAL STATE FULLERT *c Mar 04 NORTHWESTERN ST *c Mar 06 ST. MARY'S *c Mar 06 NORTHWESTERN ST c Mar 12 SACRAMENTO STATE *c Mar 13 SACRAMENTO STATE *c Mar 15 NEW MEXICO STATE *c Mar 18 at Washington *c Mar 19 at Washington *c Mar 20 at Washington *c Mar 22 UTAH VALLEY *c Mar 24 UCLA *c Mar 25 UCLA *c Mar 26 UCLA *c Mar 29 UC RIVERSIDE ph/c Mar 30 UC RIVERSIDE *c Apr 01 at Utah *c Apr 02 at Utah *c Apr 04 at BYU *c Apr 08 WASHINGTON STATE *c Apr 09 WASHINGTON STATE *c Apr 12 at Arizona State *c Apr 17 STANFORD *c Apr 20 NEW MEXICO STATE ph Apr 24 at Cal ph Apr 28 at USC ph Apr 29 at USC c Apr 30 at USC *c May 06 OREGON STATE *c May 07 OREGON STATE *c May 08 OREGON STATE *c May 13 ARIZONA STATE *c May 14 ARIZONA STATE *c May 15 ARIZONA STATE *c May 20 at Oregon *c May 21 at Oregon *c May 22 at Oregon *c May 24 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *c May 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN *c May 27 at Hawaii *c May 28 at Hawaii *c May 29 at Hawaii *c Totals 40gs On base pct..325 Slugging pct