GOLDEN BEARS (34-19, Pac-12) Friday, May 29 Cal: RHP Daulton Jefferies (5-5, 3.12 ERA CC: LHP Shane Sawzcak (4-4, 4.04 ERA)

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2 May 29-June 1 College Station Regional CALIFORN Baseball Assistant Director of Athletic Communications (Baseball contact): Jordan Stepp Phone: (510) jstepp@berkeley.edu Assistant Director of Athletic Communications (Baseball contact): Scott Ball Phone: (510) sball@berkeley.edu Website: CalBears.com Facebook: Facebook.com/CalBaseball SCHEDULE Overall: Pac-12: DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 2/13 Duke& L 7-1 2/14 Duke W 3-2 2/15 Duke L /16 at Stanford*^ W /20 UC Irvine& W 6-1 2/21 UC Irvine W /21 UC Irvine W 4-1 2/22 UC Irvine L 6-2 2/28 Kansas State W 4-2 3/1 Kansas State W 6-2 3/2 Kansas State W 9-1 3/4 San Francisco& W /6 Chicago State W /7 Chicago State W 5-4 3/8 Chicago State W 8-1 3/10 at Pacific W /13 Oregon*& W 9-3 3/14 Oregon*& W 6-2 3/15 Oregon*& L 4-2 3/17 at San Francisco L 3-1 3/20 at Washington*& W 3-2 3/21 at Washington*& W 3-2 3/22 at Washington*& W /25 at Fresno State L 7-2 3/27 at Utah*^& W /28 at Utah*^& W /29 at Utah*^& L 3-2 4/2 Washington State*& L 4-2 4/3 Washington State*& L 4-0 4/4 Washington State*& W 6-2 4/7 at Fresno State PPD 4/10 Stanford*^& L 4-2 4/11 Stanford*^& W /12 Stanford*^& L /16 at UCLA*^& W 2-0 4/17 at UCLA*^& L 7-1 4/18 at UCLA*^& L 2-1 4/21 at Stanford^ L 4-0 4/24 at Arizona*& W 3-1 4/25 at Arizona*& W 4-0 4/26 at Arizona*& W 8-3 4/28 Fresno State& W 4-1 5/1 Arizona State*& L 5-3 5/2 Arizona State*& W 5-4 5/3 Arizona State*& W 8-6 5/8 at Campbell L 5-3 5/9 at Campbell (DH) W 4-0, W 9-4 5/16 USC*^& L /17 USC*^& W 7-5 5/18 USC*^& W 7-2 5/22 at Oregon State*^& L 4-0 5/23 at Oregon State*^& L 9-0 5/24 at Oregon State*^& W 7-3 5/29-6/1NCAA Regional& TBA 6/5-8 NCAA Super Regional& TBA 6/13-24 College World Series& TBA *Denotes Pac-12 Contest, ^ Pac-12 Networks, & KLAX radio (FM 90.7) All Game Times Listed in PT and are subject to change No. 3-Seed CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS (34-19, Pac-12) The third-seeded Golden Bears travel to College Station, Texas this week for the College Station Regional, where they will be grouped with top-seed Texas A&M, second-seeded Coastal Carolina and fourth-seeded Texas Southern. After taking the final game of their series in Corvallis, Ore. with the Oregon State Beavers, the Bears have now won 11 of their last 16 games. All games will be broadcast live on the ESPN family of networks and live updates will also be available for the duration of the regional on Fans are also encouraged to head to Cal- Bears.com for game recaps and additional content. Friday, May 29 Cal: RHP Daulton Jefferies (5-5, 3.12 ERA CC: LHP Shane Sawzcak (4-4, 4.04 ERA) Bear Bites: CAL'S TOP STORYLINES, STREAKS & TRENDS Finishing Strong California finished the regular season on a high note, winning 11 of its last 16 games, including impressive series wins over then-no.7 Arizona State (May 1-3), Campbell (May 8-9) and then-no. 15 USC (May16-18). Arizona and USC are also playing in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship out of the Pac- 12. Third Place Finish The California Golden Bears finished in a tie for third place with the USC Trojans and Arizona State Sun Devils with an record. This marks the best conference finish in head coach David Esquer s 16-year tenure since his 2001 team also finished third (14-10). College Station Regional Dates...Fri., May AM PT. Coastal Carolina (2) Cal (3)...Sat., May 30 4 PM PT.Texas A&M (1) Texas So. (4)...Sun., May 31 Time TBD... Teams TBD... Mon., June 1 Time TBD...Teams TBD Venue...Blue Bell Park Location.College Station, Texas Live Stats... CalBears.com Live Tweets...@Cal_Baseball Broadcast...ESPN3 Probable Starters No. 1-Seed Texas A&m AGGIES (45-11, SEC) Saturday, May 30 Cal: RHP Ryan Mason (6-3, 3.18 ERA) Game 2 Winner/Loser: TBD No. 2-Seed Coastal Carolina CHANTICLEERS (38-19, 17-7 Big South) No. 4-Seed Texas Southern TIGERS (31-17, 16-7 SWAC) Conference Wins Cal s 18 wins in conference in 2015 are the most ever in head coach David Esquer s 16-year tenure. His previous high came in 2001, when the Bears tallied s total equals the program s highest, which was set when Bob Milano s 1995 team went on their way to a third place finish. Poll Position The Bears are currently ranked 25th in the Baseball America poll, as well as 16th in the Collegiate Baseball poll, and finished the regular season RPI of 39. Sweep Dreams The California Golden Bears won their

3 SCOUTING REPORT: No. 1-Seed TEXAS A&m AGGIES (45-11, SEC) Come in at 7-3 in their last 10 games Senior catcher Mitchell Nau leads the Aggies with a.376 average, including 14 doubles and 46 RBIs Junior infielder Logan Taylor has a club-high 10 home runs and is hitting.358 on the year Aggies ace junior Grayson Long is 9-0 on the hill with a 2.62 ERA, including 100 strikeouts in 86 innings pitched Fellow junior Matt Kent comes in with a 3.74 ERA and a 6-1 record All-Time Series: Cal leads the alltime series 3-2 LAST MEETING: The Beavers swept the Bears in Berkeley in May of final game of the 2015 regular season at then-no. 23 Oregon State in Corvallis on Sunday, May 24 to avoid the sweep. In doing so, the Bears finished their season by avoiding being swept in a series throughout the entire campaign. In contrast, Cal was swept three times in 2014, and has not had a season without being swept since the 2001 season. Four Bears Earn Pac-12 Honors The Pac-12 conference office announced that four Bears; senior first baseman Chris Paul, sophomore Lucas Erceg, sophomore righty Daulton Jefferies and junior outfielder Devin Pearson all earned all-conference accolades. Paul, also named to the Pac-12 All-Defensive Team, Erceg and Jefferies were named to the All-Pac-12 first team, while Pearson was named an honorable mention. Pac-12 Strength The Pac-12 will be sending six conference representatives to the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, the SCOUTING REPORT: No. 2-Seed Coastal Carolina CHANTICLEERS (38-19, 17-7 Big South) Come in at 6-4 in their last 10 games Led offensively by junior outfielder Anthony Marks, who is batting.351 with a club-high 80 hits and 59 runs scored and sophomore utility player Michael Paez, who is hitting.330 at the dish with seven home runs, 41 RBI and a team-high 17 doubles. Friday s projected starter, righthander Alex Cunningham, is a perfect 6-0 on the year with a 2.56 ERA. The redshirt sophomore has started 10 games on the hill and has struck out 59 hitters in his 59.2 innings. Senior pitcher Austin Moore is 8-1 on the mound with a 3.36 ERA has thrown a team-high 61.2 innings All-Time Series: Cal is 1-0 all-time against the Chanticleers LAST MEETING: The Bears beat Coastal Carolina 17-0 in Conway, South Carolina on 2/25/11. second most in the country, behind both the Southeastern Conference and the Atlantic Coast Conference, who will each be sending seven institutions to the field of 64. The Pac-12 representatives are; national number one-seed UCLA, number two-seeds USC, Arizona State, Oregon State and three-seeds California and Oregon. Welcome Back Bears The Bears return to the postseason for the first time since 2011, when Cal went on a spectacular run to the College World Series in Omaha. The Bears have now made 13 appearances all-time in the postseason. We ve Got a First-Timer Here None of Cal s 35 student-athletes have had the chance to play in the postseason prior to the 2015 campaign. Postseason Experience for Cal Coaches On the contrary to the lack of postseason experience on the roster, the Bears coaching staff has plenty 3 SCOUTING REPORT: No. 4-Seed Texas Southern TIGERS (31-17, 16-7 SWAC) Come in at 8-2 in their last 10 games Senior Robert Garza is batting.348, with a team-high 54 hits and has a.453 OBP. Junior outfielder Christopher Scroggins is hitting.314 at the dish with 50 hits and 30 RBIs. Sophomore pitcher Ryan Rios has led the Tigers on the mound, posting a 6-1 record with a 2.92 ERA. Additionally, senior pitcher Frank Cruz has thrown a club-high 77 innings, including a complete-game shutout against Southern University on May 17 to give his club its first SWAC baseball title since 2008 All-Time Series: These two programs have never met before. LAST MEETING: If the Bears and Tigers meet, it will be the first time. of wisdom to share with its players to prepare them for the 2015 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. Head Coach David Esquer has taken the Bears to the College World Series in 2011 and also won the 1987 national championship while at Stanford. Additionally, he was an assistant coach for six postseason runs and one College World Series appearance while at Stanford and Pepperdine. This marks his sixth trip to the postseason with the Bears as well. Pitching coach Mike Neu won the College World Series as a player at the University of Miami in Hitting coach Brad Sanfilippo was also on Esquer s staff for the 2011 College World Series run, where the Bears placed fifth. Volunteer assistant coach Noah Jackson, who played for Esquer from , experienced the postseason at the regional level in Productive Pearson Performs

4 Junior outfielder Devin Pearson has been extremely productive over the course of the last month. Dating back to an April 25 game against the Arizona Wildcats, Pearson is hitting (.429) with two home runs, nine RBI, 14 runs scored and has drawn five walks. He finished the regular season hitting a team-best.350 in 34 games played (32 starts) in 120 at-bats with four home runs and 21 RBI. He also has a teamhigh slugging percentage of.457 and is tied for the third-highest on-base percentage (.407). 38% of Pearson s base hits were for extra bases (10 doubles and a pair of triples). Familiar Foes The Bears have previously met the topseeded Texas A&M Aggies five times and the Bears are 3-2, including a 2-1 record in postseason play. Both meetings were in 1992 in the Gainesville Regional, where the Aggies bested the Bears in the opening match up, 15-6, but Cal had the upper hand in the regional championship, sending A&M home with an 11-4 win. The two met again in the 2011 College World Series, where the Bears knocked off the Aggies 7-3 in Omaha. Additionally, California has met its Friday opponent, the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers one time, and that came during the 2011 season. Cal won 17-0 on Feb. 25 on the road. The Bears and Texas Southern have never met each other and this will be the first ever meeting between the two programs. Iron Men Three members of the Golden Bears appeared and started all 53 games in Sophomore third baseman Lucas Erceg, sophomore center fielder Aaron Knapp and freshman shortstop Preston Grand Pre have been constant fixtures in head coach David Esquer s lineup this season. Freshman catcher Brett Cumberland missed the final game of 2015 at Oregon State on May 24, which is the only game he has not appeared in this season (52 starts). Pitching In Baseball America Poll (As of 5/25) RANK TEAM W-L PREV 1 LSU UCLA Florida Illinois Vanderbilt Missouri State TCU Texas A&M Louisville Florida State Oklahoma State Miami (Fla.) Houston Dallas Baptist USC UCSB Oregon State Coll. of Charleston Arizona State Arkansas CS Fullerton NR 22 Radford East Carolina NR 24 Iowa California D1 Baseball.com Poll (As of 5/26) RANK TEAM W-L PREV 1 LSU UCLA Florida Louisville Illinois Texas A&M Miami Vanderbilt Missouri State TCU Oklahoma State Florida State Dallas Baptist Houston Coll. of Charleston USC Oregon State Radford CS Fullerton NR 20 Arkansas UCSB Arizona State East Carolina NR 24 NC State NR 25 Rice USA Today Poll (As of 5/25) RANK TEAM W-L PREV 1 LSU UCLA Florida TCU Illinois Texas A&M Louisville Miami (Fla.) Vanderbilt Florida State Missouri State Oklahoma State UCSB Dallas Baptist Houston Coll. of Charleston USC Oregon State Arizona State Rice Florida Atlantic Radford NR 23 Iowa Arkansas East Carolina NR Collegiate Baseball Poll (As of 5/25) RANK TEAM W-L PREV 1 LSU UCLA Illinois TCU Louisville Miami (Fla.) Florida Vanderbilt Texas A&M Florida State Missouri State Oregon State CS Fullerton UCSB Oklahoma State California USC Arizona State Houston Iowa St. John s (N.Y.) Radford Notre Dame Dallas Baptist Coll. of Charleston Rice Florida Atlantic NR 28 Clemson Arkansas Texas NR

5 Cal Pitching Coach Mike Neu s staff has been very impressive thus far in 2015, as the group has compiled an earned run average of 3.13, which ranked them fourth in the Pac-12, just behind Oregon State (3.01). As a whole, the staff has recorded 333 strikeouts in innings of work. Arms Race A quartet of Bears have certainly stood out on the mound in Sophomore left-hander Daulton Jefferies is 5-5 with a 3.12 ERA and 67 strikeouts in just 72.0 innings pitched. Freshman righty Jeff Bain is 6-2 on the campaign with a 2.54 ERA (ninth in the Pac-12) and has tallied 30 strikeouts in just 60.1 innings, holding opponents to a.206 batting average (third best in the conference). Junior right hander Ryan Mason has also been fantastic thus far, posting a 6-3 record with a 3.18 ERA with 38 k s in 90.2 (tied for 10th in the Pac-12) innings. Freshman lefty Matt Ladrech has logged 82.2 innings and has compiled a 7-4 record with a stingy 2.72 ERA. Closing Time Five different Golden Bears have registered saves out of Cal s bullpen in Senior closer Dylan Nelson leads the team with eight saves, and has posted a 3.46 ERA, striking out 34 in just 26.0 innings. Additionally, senior left-hander Chris Muse-Fisher has recorded a pair of saves and is 3-1 on the year, racking up 34 strikeouts in 35.2 innings. Freshman righty Erik Martinez, who leads the staff with a 1.67 ERA, sophomore Lucas Erceg and junior Collin Monsour have each earned one save apiece as well..300 Club Four Bears are hitting over.300 thus far on the season (all of which have appeared in 34 or more games with at least 100 at-bats), led by junior outfielder Devin Pearson, who is batting.350 in 34 games played with four home runs and 21 RBI. Senior first baseman Chris Paul is hitting.326 with eight homers and 42 RBI, while sophomore third baseman Lucas Erceg is batting.316 with a team-high 11 home runs and 40 RBI. Sophomore center fielder Aaron Knapp is hitting at a.315 clip with 22 RBI as well. CP6 Senior first baseman Chris Paul has been outstanding in his 50 appearances for the Golden Bears. He has notched a.326 batting average with eight home runs and 42 RBI (tied for fifth in the Pac-12) and a.555 slugging percentage (ranking seventh in the conference) in 184 at-bats. Paul recorded two extrabase hits in the series finale at Oregon State this past weekend, including his third triple of the season. Excellent Erceg Sophomore third baseman Lucas Erceg has a team-high 11 home runs and has driven in 340. He is tied for second in the Pac-12 in home runs and is tied for ninth in runs batted in. Erceg went 3-for- 5 in the series finale at Oregon State this past Sunday, hitting a go-ahead two-run homer to help lead the Bears to a 7-3 victory. Powerful Bears The Bears led the Pac-12 in home runs in 2015 with 42. Sophomore third baseman Lucas Erceg leads the team with 11, after going yard in Sunday s 7-3 win over Oregon State, while senior first baseman Chris Paul is right behind him with eight long balls. El Gaucho Rides Again Bears junior outfielder/catcher Mitchell Kranson, known by teammates and coaches alike as El Gaucho, was a jack of all trades for the Bears this season, appearing in 45 games at a variety of positions; left field, right field, first base, third base, catcher and designated hitter. The junior is hitting.252 with four home runs and 16 RBI. He is also tied for the team lead in doubles, with 11. Defensively, the Danville native is one of six Bears with a perfect fielding percentage. Knapp Keeps Hitting Sophomore center fielder Aaron Knapp concluded his regular season with a 5-for-12 series with one RBI at No. 23 Oregon State in a series last weekend, where hits were hard to come by for the Golden Bears. Knapp, the Cal leadoff 5 hitter, is batting.315 with 22 RBI and the team-lead in triples (four). He ranked tied for sixth in the Pac-12 Walk This Way Freshman Brett Cumberland leads the Bears in walks with 33 thus far this season. The freshman s patient approach has certainly paid dividends for the Bears, and he ranked fourth in the Pac-12 in the category. Additionally, Cumberland has been hit by a team-high 14 pitches, which also ranked him third in the conference. Fabulous Freshman Several Cal freshmen have played a huge role in the Bears success in Shortstop Preston Grand Pre is hitting.267 with one home run and 26 RBI in 53 games and has been excellent defensively in his first season on campus. Additionally, catcher Brett Cumberland is hitting.247 with seven home runs (third on the team) and 32 RBI, while leading the team in walks (33) and HBP (14). On the mound, lefty Matt Ladrech leads the Bears in wins at 7-4, with a 2.72 ERA. Jeff Bain is amongst the top 10 in several Pac-12 categories, with a 6-2 record and a 2.54 ERA. Out of the bullpen, righthander Erik Martinez has been lights out, posting a team-best 1.71 ERA in 31.2 IP, striking out 36 opposing hitters. Campo Connection A trio of Bears hail from Campolindo high school in Moraga, California. Freshman lefty Matt Ladrech, sophomore second baseman Robbie Tenerowicz and freshman infielder Denis Karas. Esquer Among Nation s Best Esquer, 49, is in his 16th season with a career record of (.528). In 2011 he led the Bears to the program s first appearance at the College World Series since 1992, and was named the National Coach of the Year. Log On Fans are encouraged to follow along with Baseball on social media throughout the season. Get live updates during games on or look for updates and photos on Facebook at Facebook.com/CalBaseball Baseball on Instagram.

6 QUICK FACTS School:... University of California Location and Zip Code:... Berkeley, Calif Enrollment:... 35,409 Conference:... Pacific-12 Chancellor:... Dr. Nicholas Dirks Director of Athletics:... H. Michael Williams Assistant Director, Athletic Communications:... Jordan Stepp Cell Phone: Assistant Director, Athletic Communications:... Scott Ball Cell Phone: Nickname:... Golden Bears Colors:... Blue and Gold 2014 Record: Conference Record and Finish: , Eighth Postseason (record and postseason location):... N/A Stadium (Capacity):... Evans Diamond (2,500) COACHING STAFF Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year):...David Esquer (Stanford, 87) Career Record (Years): (.528, in 16 years) Record at Cal (Years):... Same Assistant Coach (Pitching):...Mike Neu Assistant Coach (Hitting):...Brad Sanfilippo Volunteer Assistant Coach:... Noah Jackson Graduate Assistant Coach:...Mike Reuvekamp 6

7 PROBABLE LINEUP No. Pos. Name B/Th 2015 Stats CF Aaron Knapp, So. L/R.315, 0 HR, 22 RBI RF Devin Pearson, Jr. R/R.350, 4 HR, 21 RBI B Lucas Erceg, So. L/R.316, 11 HR, 40 RBI B Chris Paul, Sr. R/R.326, 8 HR, 42 RBI LF Mitchell Kranson, Jr. L/R.252, 4 HR, 16 RBI C Brett Cumberland, Fr. S/R.247, 7 HR, 32 RBI 7. 9 SS Preston Grand Pre, Fr. R/R.267, 1 HR, 26 RBI DH Nick Halamandaris, Jr. L/L.217, 1 HR, 13 RBI B Robbie Tenerowicz, SO. R/R.183, 0 HR, 8 RBI 22 SP Daulton Jefferies RHP (5-5) 3.12 ERA 42 SP Ryan Mason RHP (6-3) 3.18 ERA 24 SP Matt Ladrech LHP (7-4) 2.72 ERA 7

8 2015 ROSTER NO. NAME POS B-T HT WT YR HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 3 Brian Celsi OF L-R Jr. Elk Grove, Calif (Jesuit HS) 4 John Soteropulos INF R-R Jr. Palos Verdes, Calif. (Loyola HS) 5 Robbie McInerny INF R-R Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) 6 Chris Paul INF R-R Sr. Aliso Viejo, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) 9 Preston Grand Pre INF R-R Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) 10 Denis Karas INF R-R Fr. Lafayette, Calif. (Campolindo HS) 14 Max Dutto INF L-R Jr. Danville, Calif. (San Ramon Valley HS) 15 Grant Diede OF R-L Jr. Lafayette, Calif. (Acalanes HS) 17 Lucas Erceg INF/RHP L-R So. Campbell, Calif. (Westmont HS) 18 Matt Ruff C R-R Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif. (Valencia HS) 19 Nick Halamandaris OF/1B L-L Jr. Monterey, Calif. (R.L. Stevenson HS) 20 Robbie Tenerowicz INF R-R So. Moraga, Calif. (Campolindo HS) 21 Brenden Farney INF L-R Sr. Fairfield, Calif. (Vacaville HS) 22 Daulton Jefferies RHP L-R So. Atwater, Calif. (Buhach Colony HS) 23 Aaron Knapp OF L-R So. Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS) 24 Matt Ladrech LHP L-L Fr. Lafayette, Calif. (Campolindo HS) 26 Jeff Bain RHP R-R Fr. Pasadena, Calif. (San Marino HS) 27 Devin Pearson OF R-R Jr. Carmel, Calif. (Carmel HS) 28 Brett Cumberland C S-R Fr. Turlock, Calif. (Turlock HS) 29 Keaton Siomkin RHP R-R Sr. Ladera Ranch, Calif. (J. Serra HS) 30 Mitchell Kranson C/INF L-R Jr. Concord, Calif. (De La Salle HS) 31 Chris Muse-Fisher LHP R-L Sr. El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oakridge HS) 32 Andrew Buckley RHP R-R So. Concord, Calif. (De La Salle HS) 33 Erik Martinez RHP R-R Fr. West Covina, Calif. (South Hills HS) 34 Alex Schick RHP R-R So. San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS) 36 Trevin Haseltine RHP R-R So. Vacaville, Calif. (Will C. Wood HS) 39 Collin Monsour RHP R-R Jr. San Francisco, Calif. (St. Ignatius HS) 40 Jesse Kay RHP/C R-R So. San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS) 41 Jake Schulz LHP L-L Jr. Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS) 42 Ryan Mason RHP R-R Jr. Auburn, Calif. (Placer HS) 44 Sean Peters OF R-R Jr. Alamo, Calif. (De La Salle HS) 46 Akaash Agarwal LHP L-L So. King of Prussia, Pa. (St. Paul s School) (NH) 48 Jordan Talbot RHP R-R So. Aptos, Calif. (Aptos HS) 49 Dylan Nelson RHP R-R Sr. San Francisco, Calif. (College of San Mateo) Coaching Staff Head Coach: David Esquer (8) Assistant Coaches: Mike Neu (11) and Brad Sanfilippo (2) Volunteer Assistant: Noah Jackson (38) Undergraduate Assistant: Mike Reuvekamp (37) Manager: Jake Lawn Pronunciation Guide Akaash Agarwal (A-Kosh Ag-gar-Wall) Brian Celsi (Sell-see) Max Dutto (Doo-doe) Nick Halamandaris (Hal-uh-man-dare-is) Trevin Haseltine (Hazel-tine) Matt Ladrech (La-Dresh) Collin Monsour (Mon-swer) Keaton Siomkin (See-im-Kin) Robbie Tenerowicz (Ten-air-oh-Witz) 8

9 NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 NCAA Division I Baseball Regionals May 29-June 1 *Campus or Neutral Sites Double Elimination First-Round Pairings #1 *UCLA (42-14) #4 Bakersfield ( ) Super Regionals June 5-7 or June 6-8 *Campus or Neutral Sites Best-of-Three Games Men's College World Series (CWS) June 13-23/24 Omaha, Nebraska Double Elimination First-Round Pairings Best-of-Three CWS Finals Men's College World Series (CWS) Super Regionals June 13-23/24 June 5-7 or June 6-8 Omaha, Nebraska *Campus or Neutral Sites Double Elimination Best-of-Three Games First-Round Pairings Best-of-Three CWS Finals Regionals May 29-June 1 *Campus or Neutral Sites Double Elimination First-Round Pairings #1 *LSU (48-10) #4 Lehigh (25-29) #3 Maryland (39-21) #2 Ole Miss (30-26) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Tulane (34-23) #2 UNCW (39-16) #1 *UC Santa Barbara ( ) #4 San Diego St. (40-21) Super Regional Champion Super Regional Champion #1 *Houston (42-18) #4 Houston Baptist (28-25) #3 Virginia (34-22) #2 Southern California (37-19) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 La.-Lafayette (39-21) #2 Rice (35-20) #1 *Oklahoma St. (37-18) #4 St. John's (NY) (39-14) #1 *Texas A&M (45-11) #4 Texas Southern (31-17) #3 Oral Roberts (41-14) #2 Arkansas (35-22) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 California (34-19) #2 Coastal Caro. (38-19) #1 *Missouri St. (45-10) #4 Canisius (34-28) Super Regional Champion Super Regional Champion #1 *TCU (43-11) #4 Sacred Heart ( ) #3 Oregon (37-23) #2 Iowa (39-16) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Stony Brook ( ) #2 North Carolina St. (34-21) #1 *Miami (FL) (44-14) #4 FIU (29-29) #1 *Illinois (47-8-1) #4 Ohio (36-19) #3 Columbia (31-15) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Wright St. (41-15) #2 East Carolina (40-20) #1 *Dallas Baptist (43-13) #4 VCU (37-22) #3 Texas (30-25) #2 Oregon St. ( ) Regional Champion Super Regional Champion National Top Eight Seeds 1. UCLA (42-14) 2. LSU (48-10) 3. Louisville (43-16) 4. Florida (44-16) 5. Miami (FL) (44-14) 6. Illinois (47-8-1) 7. TCU (43-11) 8. Missouri St. (45-10) Super Regional Champion Regional Champion #2 Notre Dame (36-21) #1 *Vanderbilt (42-19) #4 Lipscomb (39-18) #3 Indiana (34-22) #2 Radford (43-14) #1 *Florida St. (41-19) #4 Mercer (35-21) #1 *Cal St. Fullerton (34-22) #4 Pepperdine (30-27) #3 Auburn (35-24) #2 Col. of Charleston (43-13) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Clemson (32-27) #2 Arizona St. (34-21) #1 *Florida (44-16) #4 Florida A&M (23-23) Super Regional Champion Super Regional Champion #1 *Louisville (43-16) #4 Morehead St. (38-20) #3 South Fla. ( ) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Michigan (37-23) #2 Fla. Atlantic (40-17) #2 Bradley (35-19) 2015 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering. * Host Institution /8:40 a.m. - Official Bracket 9

10 CAL POSTSEASON HISTORY POSTSEASON QUICK FACTS Appearances: 12 (1947, 57, 80, 85, 88, 91, 92, 95, 01, 08, 10, 11) National Championships: 2 (1947, 57) Overall Regional Record: (.636, 2-0 in Super Regionals) Overall CWS Record: 11-8 (.579, Six Appearances) Last CWS Game: June 23, 2011 (Virginia 8, Cal 1) Last CWS Win: June 21, 2011 (Cal 7, Texas A&M 3) Cal Postseason Coaching Records: Clint Evans 4-0 (1947), George Wolfman 7-1 (1957), Bob Milano (1980, 85, 88, 91, 92, 95), David Esquer 8-9 (2001, 08, 10, 11) 1947 NCAA Western Playoffs, Denver, CO June 20 California 3, Denver 1 June 21 California 8, Texas 7 NCAA Championship Series, Kalamazoo, MI June 27 California 17, Yale 4 June 28 California 8, Yale 7 (CWS Championship) 1957 NCAA District Playoffs, Berkeley, CA California 4, Pepperdine 2 Pepperdine 10, California 6 California 10, Pepperdine 3 College World Series, Omaha, NE June 8 California 4, Northern Colorado 0 June 9 California 8, Iowa State 2 June 10 California 8, Penn State 0 June 11 California 9, Iowa State 1 June 12 California 1, Penn State 0 (CWS Championship) 1980 Midwest Regional, Tulsa, OK May 22 Nevada-Las Vegas 3, California 2 May 23 California 5, Wichita State 1 May 24 California 7, Arkansas 1 May 24 California 7, Missouri 1 (14 inn.) May 25 California 6, Nevada-Las Vegas 2 May 25 California 12, Nevada-Las Vegas 0 College World Series, Omaha, NE June 1 Michigan 9, California 8 (11 inn.) June 1 California 6, Clemson 4 June 2 California 8, St. John s 5 June 4 California 4, Miami (Fla.) 3 June 5 Arizona 11, California 10 (Cal finishes third) 1985 West II Regional, Fresno, CA May 23 Fresno State 7, California 6 (10 inn.) May 24 Brigham Young 9, California Central Regional, Austin, TX May 26 California 13, Pennsylvania 3 May 28 California 8, Michigan 7 (11 inn.) May 29 California 8, Texas 7 May 30 California 6, Texas 5 College World Series, Omaha, NE June 3 Arizona State 4, California 2 June 5 Florida 6, California 5 (Cal finishes tied for seventh) 1991 Midwest Regional, Wichita, KS May 24 California 8, Baylor 5 May 25 California 10, Ohio State 8 May 26 Wichita State 8, California 1 May 26 California 6, Ohio State 5 May 27 Wichita State 11, California East Regional, Gainesville, FL May 21 Texas A&M 15, California 6 May 22 California 4, Florida 3 (10 inn.) May 23 California 16, George Mason 5 May 24 California 3, Georgia Tech 2 May 24 California 11, Texas A&M 4 College World Series, Omaha, NE May 29 Miami (Fla.) 4, California 3 (13 inn.) May 31 Florida State 5, California 4 (Cal finishes tied for seventh) 1995 Mideast Regional, Knoxville, TN May 25 California 4, Georgia Tech 3 May 26 Oklahoma State 15, California 4 May 27 Pittsburgh 9, California South Regional, Baton Rouge, LA May 25 Virginia Commonwealth 9, California 7 May 26 California 9, Minnesota 3 May 26 Virginia Commonwealth 11, California Long Beach Regional, Long Beach, CA May 30 San Diego 5, California 0 May 31 Long Beach State 9, California Norman Regional, Norman, OK June 4 North Carolina 12, California 3 June 5 Oral Roberts 9, California Houston Regional, Houston, TX June 3 Baylor 6, California 4 June 4 California 10, Alcorn State 6 June 5 California 6, Rice 3 June 5 California 8, Baylor 0 June 6 California 9, Baylor 8 Santa Clara Super Regional, Santa Clara, CA June 11 California 7, Dallas Baptist 0 June 12 California 6, Dallas Baptist 2 College World Series, Omaha, NE June 19 Virginia 4, California 1 June 21 California 7, Texas A&M 3 June 23 Virginia 8, California 1 (Cal finishes tied for fifth) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL USC Louisiana State... 6 Texas... 6 Arizona State... 5 Arizona... 4 Cal State Fullerton... 4 Miami (Fla.)... 4 Minnesota... 3 California... 2 Missouri... 2 Oklahoma... 2 Oregon State... 2 South Carolina... 2 Stanford... 2 Fresno State... 1 Georgia... 1 Holy Cross... 1 Michigan... 1 Ohio State... 1 Oklahoma State... 1 Pepperdine... 1 Rice... 1 UCLA... 1 Vanderbilt... 1 Wake Forest... 1 Wichita State... 1

11 FINAL PAC-12 STANDINGS AND LEADERS Pac-12 Standings CONFERENCE OVERALL W L T PCT. W L T PCT. UCLA OREGON STATE CALIFORNIA USC ARIZONA STATE OREGON WASHINGTON ARIZONA WASHINGTON STATE STANFORD UTAH Team Batting Leaders Batting Avg... 6th (.275) Slugging Percentage...6th (.409) On-base Percentage... 7th (.347) Runs Scored...7th (292) Hits...7th (490) RBI...7th (264) Home Runs...1st (42) Walks...11th (160) Stolen Bases...9th (37) Pitching Leaders ERA... 4th (3.13) Opposing Batting Avg... 6th (.247) Strikeouts...10th (334) Hits Allowed...3rd (428) Runs Allowed...4th (204) Earned Runs Allowed... 3rd (163) Walks Allowed... 3rd (142) Home Runs Allowed... 2nd (15) 11 Individual (Top 10) Batting Leaders Batting Avg... None Slugging Percentage...Chris Paul (3rd,.549)...Lucas Erceg (6th,.528) On-base Percentage... None Runs Scored... None Hits... None Doubles... None Triples... Aaron Knapp (T-6th, 4)...Preston Grand Pre (T-9th, 3)...Chris Paul (T-9th, 3) RBI... Chris Paul (7th, 42)... Lucas Erceg (T-9th, 40) Home Runs... Lucas Erceg (2nd, 11)...Chris Paul (T-4th, 8)...Brett Cumberland (T-7th, 7) Walks...Brett Cumberland (T-4th, 33) Hit by pitch...brett Cumberland (3rd, 14) Stolen Bases... None Pitching Leaders ERA... Jeff Bain (9th, 2.54) Opposing Batting Avg... Jeff Bain (3rd,.206) Strikeouts...Daulton Jefferies (T-10th, 67) Hits Allowed...Jeff Bain (1st, 44) Runs Allowed...Jeff Bain (T-3rd, 20)... Daulton Jefferies (T-8th, 27) Earned Runs Allowed... Jeff Bain (T-3rd, 17) Walks Allowed...Jeff Bain (T-3rd, 11)... Daulton Jefferies (7th, 14) Home Runs Allowed... Ryan Mason (1st, 0)... Jeff Bain (T-2nd, 1)...Matt Ladrech (T-2nd, 1)

12 THE LAST TIME... Team Scored 10+ runs in a game...11 Stanford (4/11/15) Scored 15+ runs in a game Chicago State (3/6/15) Scored 20+ runs in a game.. 21 Chicago State (3/6/15) Recorded 10+ hits in a game...10 #15 USC (5/17/15) Recorded 15+ hits in a game Stanford (4/11/15) Recorded 20+ hits in a game Washington (3/22/15) Stole five or more bases in a game...5 Pacific (3/10/15) Defeated ranked opponent (home) #15 USC...(5/18/15) Defeated ranked opponent (road).2-0 at #3 UCLA (4/16/14) Defeated ranked opponent (neutral site) (13) Rice...(3/13/11) Loss to ranked opponent (home) #15 USC...(5/16/15) Lost to ranked opponent (road) at #23 Oregon State... (5/23/15) Lost to ranked opponent (neutral site) #22 UConn...(3/6/11) Lost to unranked opponent (home) Stanford... (4/12/15) Lost to unranked opponent (road) at Utah (5/29/15) Won an extra-inning game Arizona (5/17/14) Lost an extra-inning game Oregon State (5/3/14) Individual Hitting Recorded 4+ hits in a game... 4, Devin Pearson #7 ASU...(5/1/15) Scored 4+ runs in a game.4, Devin Pearson Chicago State...(5/6/15) Drove in 5+ runs in a game... 5, Chris Paul #15 USC...(5/18/15) Hit 2+ home runs in a game...2, Brett Cumberland at Utah...(3/27/15) Hit a grand slam..1, Brett Cumberland at Stanford (2/16/15) Stole 3+ bases in a game...3, Aaron Knapp at Pacific...(3/10/15) Had a walk-off hit... Aaron Knapp (RBI single, B9) #7 ASU... (5/2/15) Pitching Struck out 10+ batters...10, Daulton Jefferies UC... Irvine (2/20/15) Threw a no-hitter... Brian Duffy & Steve Kaia... Hayward State (2/11/78) Threw a complete game...ryan Mason Campbell...(5/9/15) 12

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20 3 BRIAN CELSI Sell-See Has appeared in 43 games and has a.288 batting average Has hit three HR s and has 30 RBI Has stolen four bases in seven attempts JR OF Elk Grove, Calif California Baseball Individual Game-by-Game Jesuit HS for California (as of May 24, 2015) BEAR BITE: Both grandparents graduated from Cal in 1955, and grandfather Mike Giddings played football for the Bears #3 Brian Celsi - 43 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *of Feb 14 DUKE *of Feb 15 DUKE *of Feb 16 at Stanford *of Feb 20 UC IRVINE of Feb 21 UC IRVINE *of Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *of Feb 22 UC IRVINE *of Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *of/of Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *of/of Mar 14 OREGON *of/of Mar 15 OREGON *of/of Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 27 at Utah *of Mar 28 at Utah *of Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 10 STANFORD *of Apr 11 STANFORD *of Apr 12 STANFORD *of Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford *of Apr 24 at Arizona Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *of May 02 ARIZONA STATE ph May 03 ARIZONA STATE *of May 08 at Campbell May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *of May 17 USC *of May 18 USC *of Totals 39gs On base pct..338 Slugging pct

21 4 JOHN SOTEROPULOS SO-turr-op-uh-lus Has appeared in 13 games and made three starts Hitting.105 with one HR and two RBI JR INF Palos Verdes, 2015 Calif. California Baseball Individual Game-by-Game Loyola HS for California (as of May 24, 2015) BEAR BITE: Attended Loyola HS in Southern California and was named team s Silver Slugger in #4 John Soteropulos - 13 games (All games) Feb 15 DUKE ph/of Feb 16 at Stanford *3b Feb 20 UC IRVINE *dh Feb 21 UC IRVINE ph Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO 3b Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE ph/1b Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE pr/3b Mar 15 OREGON 3b Mar 22 at Washington Mar 27 at Utah 3b Apr 11 STANFORD 1b May 02 ARIZONA STATE ph Totals 3gs On base pct..150 Slugging pct ROBBIE MCINERNY FR* INF Laguna Beach, Calif. Laguna Beach HS Has made one appearance as a pinch hitter thus far in 2015 Redshirted in 2014 Also is a placekicker on Cal s football team BEAR BITE: Father, Dan, was the starting right fielder on Cal s 1980 College World Series team and is the vice-chairman of the Cal Baseball Foundation #5 Robbie McInerny - 1 game (All games) Mar 02 KANSAS STATE ph Totals 0gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct

22 6 CHRIS PAUL SR INF/OF Aliso Viejo, Calif. Laguna Beach HS Has made 50 appearances and has a.326 batting average Has hit eight home runs and has driven in 42 runs Is third in the Pac-12 in slugging percentage (.549) Second on the team in on-base-percentage (.408) Has six stolen bases in nine attempts Twice named Pac-12 Player of the Week BEAR BITE: Majoring in American Studies #6 Chris Paul - 50 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *1b Feb 14 DUKE *1b Feb 15 DUKE *1b/of Feb 16 at Stanford *1b Feb 20 UC IRVINE *1b Feb 21 UC IRVINE *1b Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *1b Feb 22 UC IRVINE *1b Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *1b Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *1b Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *1b Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *1b Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *1b Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *1b Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *1b Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *1b Mar 14 OREGON *1b Mar 15 OREGON *1b Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 27 at Utah *1b Mar 28 at Utah *1b Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *1b Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE *1b Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *1b Apr 10 STANFORD *1b Apr 11 STANFORD *1b Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford *1b/3b Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *1b May 01 ARIZONA STATE *1b May 02 ARIZONA STATE *1b May 03 ARIZONA STATE *1b May 08 at Campbell * May 16 USC *1b May 17 USC *1b May 18 USC *1b May 22 at Oregon State *1b May 23 at Oregon State *1b May 24 at Oregon State *1b Totals 50gs On base pct..408 Slugging pct

23 9 PRESTON GRAND PRE FR INF Has played in all 53 games and has a.267 batting average as a freshman Has one HR and 26 RBI Has two stolen bases in seven attempts BEAR BITE: Was a member of the Tampa Bay Rays Scout Laguna Beach, 2015 Calif. California Baseball Individual Laguna Game-by-Game Beach HS for California (as of May 24, 2015) Team, the 2013 Angels Elite Scout Team, and a member of the Urban Youth Academy 2013 Scout Ball All-Star Team #9 Preston Grand Pre - 53 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *ss Feb 14 DUKE *ss Feb 15 DUKE *ss Feb 16 at Stanford *ss Feb 20 UC IRVINE *ss Feb 21 UC IRVINE *ss Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *ss Feb 22 UC IRVINE *ss Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *ss Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *ss Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *ss Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *ss Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *ss Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *ss Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *ss Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *ss Mar 14 OREGON *ss Mar 15 OREGON *ss Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 27 at Utah *ss Mar 28 at Utah *ss Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *ss Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE *ss Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *ss Apr 10 STANFORD *ss Apr 11 STANFORD *ss Apr 12 STANFORD *ss Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford *ss Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *ss May 01 ARIZONA STATE *ss May 02 ARIZONA STATE *ss May 03 ARIZONA STATE *ss May 08 at Campbell * May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *ss May 16 USC *ss May 17 USC *ss May 18 USC *ss May 22 at Oregon State *ss May 23 at Oregon State *ss May 24 at Oregon State *ss Totals 53gs On base pct..284 Slugging pct

24 10 DENIS KARAS FR INF Has made 10 appearances and four starts Hitting.263 with one RBI and has scored four runs Lafayette, Calif California Baseball Individual Campolindo Game-by-Game HS for California (as of May 24, 2015) BEAR BITE: As a senior at Campolindo HS was league MVP and was drafted in the 24th round by the Pittsburgh Pirates #10 Denis Karas - 10 games (All games) Feb 16 at Stanford ph Feb 22 UC IRVINE ph/of Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *dh Mar 02 KANSAS STATE pr/dh Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO ph/of Mar 10 at Pacific Mar 15 OREGON ph/of Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Totals 4gs On base pct..333 Slugging pct MAX DUTTO Doo-Doe JR INF Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS Has made 36 appearances and 25 starts Is hitting.222 with two HR s and eight RBI Is third on the team lead in walks with 22 Has a.411 on-base-percentage BEAR BITE: Both parents, Rob and Vail Dutto, attended Cal, as well as grandfather Ed Dutto. Father was a professional tennis player #14 Max Dutto - 36 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE ph Feb 14 DUKE *dh Feb 15 DUKE ph/dh Feb 16 at Stanford ph/2b Feb 20 UC IRVINE ph Feb 21 UC IRVINE *dh Feb 22 UC IRVINE ph/3b Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *2b Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *2b Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *2b Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *2b Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *2b/3b Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *3b/2b Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *2b Mar 14 OREGON *2b Mar 15 OREGON *2b Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 27 at Utah *2b Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE ph/2b Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE ph/dh Apr 10 STANFORD *dh Apr 11 STANFORD *2b Apr 12 STANFORD *2b/3b Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford 2b

25 Apr 21 at Stanford 2b Apr 28 FRESNO STATE 3b May 03 ARIZONA STATE pr/2b May 09 at Campbell-2 ph Totals 25gs On base pct..411 Slugging pct Lafayette, Calif California Baseball Individual Acalanes Game-by-Game HS for California (as of May 24, 2015) #15 Grant Diede - 20 games (All games) Feb 14 DUKE ph Feb 15 DUKE *dh Feb 16 at Stanford ph Feb 20 UC IRVINE *of Feb 22 UC IRVINE *dh Mar 01 KANSAS STATE of Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *of Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE ph/of Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE ph/of Mar 13 OREGON *of Mar 14 OREGON *of Mar 15 OREGON ph Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 28 at Utah ph Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE ph Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *dh Apr 11 STANFORD ph Apr 12 STANFORD ph/1b May 16 USC ph Totals 9gs On base pct..317 Slugging pct..176 GRANT DIEDI JR OF Has appeared in 20 games with nine starts in 2015 Is hitting.176 and has drawn six walks in 34 plate appearances Appeared in 30 total games over the first two years of his career BEAR BITE: Helped Acalanes HS team to North Coast Section titles in 2011 and 2012 and also competed on water polo team 25

26 17 LUCAS ERCEG UR-Seg SO INF Campbell, Calif. Westmont HS Third on the team in hitting with a.316 batting average in 53 GP Leads team in HR s with 11, and is second on the team in runs batted in (40), ranking 2nd in the Pac-12 in HR s and T-9th in RBI Named National Player of the Week once this season Has made six appearances as a pitcher and has one save BEAR BITE: Has an interest in economics and was a very successful pitcher at Westmont HS #17 Lucas Erceg - 53 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *3b Feb 14 DUKE *3b Feb 15 DUKE *3b/p Feb 16 at Stanford *dh Feb 20 UC IRVINE *3b Feb 21 UC IRVINE *3b Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *3b Feb 22 UC IRVINE *3b/p Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *3b Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *3b Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *3b Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *3b/p Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *3b Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *dh Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *3b Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *3b Mar 14 OREGON *3b Mar 15 OREGON *3b Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 27 at Utah *3b Mar 28 at Utah *3b Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *3b Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE *3b Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *3b Apr 10 STANFORD *3b Apr 11 STANFORD *3b Apr 12 STANFORD *3b/1b Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford *3b/p Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *3b May 01 ARIZONA STATE *3b May 02 ARIZONA STATE *3b May 03 ARIZONA STATE *3b/p May 08 at Campbell * May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *3b May 16 USC *3b May 17 USC *3b May 18 USC *3b/p May 22 at Oregon State *3b May 23 at Oregon State *3b May 24 at Oregon State *3b Totals 53gs On base pct..369 Slugging pct

27 #17 Lucas Erceg - 7 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 15 DUKE Feb 22 UC IRVINE Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO Apr 12 STANFORD Apr 21 at Stanford May 03 ARIZONA STATE May 18 USC Totals MATT RUFF FR C Yorba Linda, Calif. Valencia HS Has made three appearances as a pinch hitter in 2015 Has drawn two walks in three at-bats and has scored a pair of runs Also competed in football and basketball while at Valencia HS BEAR BITE: Has an interest in attending law school #18 Matt Ruff - 3 games (All games) Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO ph/c Mar 27 at Utah c Apr 12 STANFORD ph/c Totals 0gs On base pct..750 Slugging pct NICK HALAMANDARAS HAL-uh-man-dare-is JR OF/1B Monterey, Calif. Robert Lewis Stevenson HS Has made 33 appearances and 30 starts in 2015 Hitting.217 with one HR and 13 RBI Named First Team Pac-12 All-Academic as a sophomore in 2014 BEAR BITE: Was an eighth round draft pick of the Seattle Mariners in the June, 2012 Major League Baseball Draft #19 Nick Halamandaris - 33 games (All games) Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *dh Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *dh Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *dh Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE ph Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *dh Mar 14 OREGON *dh Mar 15 OREGON *dh Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington Mar 27 at Utah *dh Mar 28 at Utah *dh Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *dh Apr 11 STANFORD *dh Apr 12 STANFORD *1b Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford *dh/1b Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * May 01 ARIZONA STATE *dh May 02 ARIZONA STATE *dh May 03 ARIZONA STATE ph May 08 at Campbell *

28 May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *1b May 16 USC *dh May 22 at Oregon State *dh May 23 at Oregon State *dh May 24 at Oregon State *dh Totals 30gs On base pct..259 Slugging pct ROBBIE TENEROWICZ TEN-air-oh-witz SO INF Moraga, Calif. Campolindo HS #20 Robbie Tenerowicz - 38 games (All games) Has made 38 appearances and 33 starts thus far in 2015 Hitting.183 with eight RBI BEAR BITE: Helped lead his Campolindo HS team to state titles in 2012 and 2013, and four-straight league crowns from Feb 13 DUKE *2b Feb 14 DUKE *2b Feb 15 DUKE *2b Feb 16 at Stanford *2b Feb 20 UC IRVINE *2b Feb 21 UC IRVINE *2b Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *2b Feb 22 UC IRVINE *2b Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE ph/2b Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *2b Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *2b Mar 20 at Washington Mar 22 at Washington Mar 27 at Utah ph/2b Mar 28 at Utah *2b Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *2b Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE *2b Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *2b Apr 10 STANFORD *2b Apr 12 STANFORD 2b Apr 21 at Stanford *2b Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *2b May 01 ARIZONA STATE *2b May 02 ARIZONA STATE *2b May 03 ARIZONA STATE *2b May 08 at Campbell * May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *2b May 16 USC *2b May 17 USC *2b May 18 USC *2b May 22 at Oregon State *2b May 23 at Oregon State *2b May 24 at Oregon State *2b Totals 33gs On base pct..238 Slugging pct BRENDEN FARNEY SR INF Fairfield, Calif. Vacaville HS 28 Redshirting the 2015 season Appeared in 43 games as a junior in 2014, hitting.308 with 19 RBI BEAR BITE: Drafted in the 36th round by the Oakland A s in the 2011 Major League Amateur draft

29 22 DAULTON JEFFERIES SO RHP Atwater, Calif. Buhach Colony HS Has made 12 appearances, 11 of which are starts for the Bears in 2015 Is 5-5 with a 3.12 ERA Has recorded 62 strikeouts to only 12 walks in 65.1 innings pitched BEAR BITE: Older brother, Jake, has played in the Miami Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays organizations #22 Daulton Jefferies - 12 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *p Feb 20 UC IRVINE *p Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *p Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *p Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE p Apr 10 STANFORD *p Apr 11 STANFORD pr Apr 24 at Arizona * May 01 ARIZONA STATE *p May 08 at Campbell * May 16 USC *p May 22 at Oregon State *p Totals 10gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct..000 #22 Daulton Jefferies - 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 13 DUKE * Feb 20 UC IRVINE * Feb 28 KANSAS STATE * Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE * Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE Apr 10 STANFORD * Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 24 at Arizona * May 01 ARIZONA STATE * May 08 at Campbell * May 16 USC * May 22 at Oregon State * Totals

30 23 AARON KNAPP Nap SO OF Granite Bay, Calif. Granite Bay HS Has made 53 appearances for the Bears in 2015 Is hitting.315 with 22 RBI and leads the team in triples with four Leads the team in stolen bases with 11 out of 16 attempts BEAR BITE: Younger brother of Cal All-American Andrew Knapp (a 2013 second round selection of the Philadelphia Phillies) and the son of former Bear catcher Mike Knapp #23 Aaron Knapp - 53 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *of Feb 14 DUKE *of Feb 15 DUKE *of Feb 16 at Stanford *of Feb 20 UC IRVINE *of Feb 21 UC IRVINE *of Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *of Feb 22 UC IRVINE *of Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *of Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 10 at Pacific * Mar 13 OREGON *of Mar 14 OREGON *of Mar 15 OREGON *of Mar 17 at San Francisco * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 21 at Washington * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 25 at Fresno State * Mar 27 at Utah *of Mar 28 at Utah *of Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 03 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *of Apr 10 STANFORD *of Apr 11 STANFORD *of Apr 12 STANFORD *of Apr 16 at UCLA * Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 21 at Stanford *of Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *of May 01 ARIZONA STATE *of May 02 ARIZONA STATE *of May 03 ARIZONA STATE *of May 08 at Campbell * May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *of May 16 USC *of May 17 USC *of May 18 USC *of May 22 at Oregon State *of May 23 at Oregon State *of May 24 at Oregon State *of Totals 53gs On base pct..371 Slugging pct

31 24 MATT LADRECH La-Dresh FR LHP Lafayette, Calif. Campolindo HS Has made 15 appearances, all starts Is 7-4 with a 2.72 ERA Has struck out 27 in 82.2 innings pitched BEAR BITE: High school teammate at Campolindo HS with Denis Karas #24 Matt Ladrech - 7 games (All games) Feb 16 at Stanford *p Feb 22 UC IRVINE *p Mar 15 OREGON *p Mar 22 at Washington * Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE *p Apr 12 STANFORD *p May 24 at Oregon State *p Totals 7gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct..000 #24 Matt Ladrech - 15 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 16 at Stanford * Feb 22 UC IRVINE * Mar 02 KANSAS STATE * Mar 08 CHICAGO STATE * Mar 15 OREGON * Mar 22 at Washington * Mar 29 at Utah * Apr 04 WASHINGTON STATE * Apr 12 STANFORD * Apr 18 at UCLA * Apr 26 at Arizona * May 03 ARIZONA STATE * May 09 at Campbell-2 * May 18 USC * May 24 at Oregon State * Totals

32 26 JEFF BAIN FR RHP Pasadena, Calif. San Marino HS Has made 14 appearances and eight starts Is 6-2 with a 2.54 ERA Has struck out 30 in 60.1 innings pitched Went 8.2 innings, allowing one run on just three hits in his last start, a win over Fresno State BEAR BITE: Was first-team All-Area in the Pasadena Star and a Rio Hondo League second team selection in 2013 #26 Jeff Bain - 10 games (All games) Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *p Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *p Mar 13 OREGON *p Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 27 at Utah *p Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE *p Apr 10 STANFORD p Apr 21 at Stanford *p Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *p May 03 ARIZONA STATE p Totals 8gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct..000 #26 Jeff Bain - 14 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 13 DUKE Feb 16 at Stanford Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 * Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO * Mar 13 OREGON * Mar 20 at Washington * Mar 27 at Utah * Apr 02 WASHINGTON STATE * Apr 10 STANFORD Apr 21 at Stanford * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE * May 03 ARIZONA STATE May 09 at Campbell May 22 at Oregon State Totals

33 27 DEVIN PEARSON JR OF Carmel, Calif. Carmel HS Has made 34 appearances and 32 starts for the Bears in 2015 Is hitting a team-high.350 with four HR s and 21 RBI Has 10 doubles this season Is hitting (.429) with two home runs, nine RBI, 14 runs scored and five walks since the April 25 game at Arizona BEAR BITE: Father, Dennis Pearson, played professional football for the Atlanta Falcons #27 Devin Pearson - 34 games (All games) Feb 13 DUKE *of Feb 14 DUKE *of Feb 15 DUKE *of/of Feb 16 at Stanford *of Feb 20 UC IRVINE *of Feb 21 UC IRVINE *of Feb 21 UC IRVINE-2 *of Feb 22 UC IRVINE *of Feb 28 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 01 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 02 KANSAS STATE *of Mar 04 SAN FRANCISCO *of Mar 06 CHICAGO STATE *of Mar 07 CHICAGO STATE *of Apr 11 STANFORD pr Apr 17 at UCLA * Apr 18 at UCLA Apr 21 at Stanford *of Apr 24 at Arizona * Apr 25 at Arizona * Apr 26 at Arizona * Apr 28 FRESNO STATE *of May 01 ARIZONA STATE *of May 02 ARIZONA STATE *of May 03 ARIZONA STATE *of May 08 at Campbell * May 09 at Campbell-1 * May 09 at Campbell-2 *of May 16 USC *of May 17 USC *of May 18 USC *of May 22 at Oregon State *of May 23 at Oregon State *of May 24 at Oregon State *of Totals 32gs On base pct..407 Slugging pct