Bruins' Post-Season Run Ends At Louisiana State
June 9, 2000
LOS ANGELES - The UCLA baseball team's World Series hopes came to halt in Baton Rouge, La. as the No. 2 nationally seeded Louisiana State Tigers defeated the Bruins in two straight 8-2 and 14-8 in the NCAA Super Regional at Alex Box Stadium last weekend. Before arriving in Baton Rouge, the Bruins were coming off a three-game sweep of the Oklahoma City Regional and had won 13 of their last 17 games and 10 of the last 12. UCLA concluded the season with a 38-26 overall record, reaching the 30-win mark for the fourth time in five seasons, and the 18th time in 26 seasons under head coach Gary Adams.
LSU stopped the Bruins cold in their tracks in Game One Friday, June 2, as Tiger starting pitcher Brian Tallet held UCLA to a season-low two hits. The Bruins' first hit of the night came in the seventh inning, a two-run home run by junior catcher Forrest Johnson to put UCLA on the board. But by that time, LSU had accrued a 6-0 lead before adding two more in the bottom of the seventh to seal the 8-2 victory. UCLA starter Rob Henkel (6-4) suffered the loss, allowing six runs (four earned) on four hits through five innings. Sophomore designated hitter Adam Berry had the Bruins' second hit, a single following Johnson's 23rd home run of the season. Junior first baseman Garrett Atkins had his season-high 22-game hitting streak snapped, the longest in the Pac-10 this season.
With their backs agains the wall in Game Two Saturday, June 3, the Bruins found themselves trailing LSU 10-0 after just four innings. UCLA starting pitcher Josh Karp (10-2), who suffered just his first loss in the last 13 starts, had a rough outing, allowing six runs (five earned) on five hits through 3.1 innings.
UCLA rallied with five runs in the bottom of the fourth as Atkins led off the inning with a double. Junior left fielder Bill Scott drove in Atkins with a triple and scored on an error by the center fielder. Back-to-back singles by freshman designated hitter Jim Hemming and junior center fielder Charles Merricks then set up a three-run home run by sophomore third baseman Randall Shelley to cut the score to 10-5. Junior second baseman Chase Utley knocked a two-run home run in the seventh after LSU added a run in the sixth. But with the Tigers leading 12-8 in the bottom of the eighth, UCLA left the tying run at the plate on a bases loaded fly out by Utley. LSU pulled away with two more r uns in the top of the ninth to seal the 14-8 win and a trip to the College World Series.
2000 UCLA Post Season Results
NCAA Regional at Oklahoma City, Okla.
| UCLA 13 | Delaware 12 |
| UCLA 10 | Oklahoma 5 |
| UCLA 11 | Oklahoma 3 |
NCAA Super Regional at Baton Rouge, La.
| Louisiana State 8 | UCLA 2 |
| Louisiana State 14 | UCLA 8 |
POST SEASON PLAYER NOTES: Bill Scott led all UCLA hitters in the Bruins' five post-season game with a .391 average (9-for-23) and a team-high four doubles, a triple and four RBI ... Randall Shelley finished right behind Scott with a .389 clip (7-for-18) in the post season, and tied for the team lead for RBI (8) with Garrett Atkins ... Charles Merricks was third on the team with a .350 average (7-for-20) with four runs, a double and three RBI ... Chase Utley hit a team-high three home runs in five games, to go along with a .348 average (8-for-23) and eight runs and six RBI ... The Bruins combined for seven home runs in the post season: Utley (3), Forrest Johnson (2), Shelley (1) and Atkins (1).
BRUIN BASEBALL FINAL SEASON NOTABLES: UCLA concluded the regular season with a 38-26 overall record, winning 13 of its last 19 games and 10 of the last 14 ... UCLA made its 11th appearance in the post season and fourth in the last five years ... The Bruins captured their third regional title (1969, 1997) at the Oklahoma City Regional ... UCLA made its first appearance in a Super Regional since the inception of the Super Regional format last year ... The Bruins won their sixth conference championship this season and first since 1986 ... UCLA claimed a share of the Pac-10 title with Stanford and Arizona State with a 17-7 league mark ... The 17 league wins are the most since the Bruins won 19 in 1997 ... The Bruins recorded series sweeps of three Pac-10 opponents (Oregon State, Washington State and Arizona) and six overall (Hawaii, Bradley, Harvard) ... The Bruins also won six conference series, having lost their only series at Arizona State and Stanford ... UCLA hit a league-leading 117 home runs this season, ranking second-best in UCLA and Pac -10 history ... The UCLA home run record is 142, set by the 1997 team which went to the College World Series ... UCLA has four of the top-10 players on the Pac-10 home run leaderboard: Forrest Johnson (23, 2nd), Chase Utley (22, 3rd) Bill Scott (21, 4th), and Garrett Atkins (17, 10th) ... Scott (53) and Utley (53) rank tied for 7th all-time in the Pac-10 in homers ... UCLA has hit an extra base hit in all but one game this season ... The Bruins have yet to be shutout this season, and have scored at least one run in 122 consecutive games dating back to the beginning of the 1999 season ... UCLA pitchers set a school record with 531 strikeouts t his season, which also ranks tied for 8th in the Pac-10 ... UCLA finished the regular season in the top three in nine major Pac-10 offensive categories: batting average (.326, 3rd), slugging percentage (.552, 2nd), on-base percentage (.413, 2nd), runs (507, 2nd), hits (704, 1st), RBI (464, 2nd), doubles (130, 2nd), home runs (110, 1st) and total bases (1192, 1st).
BRUIN PLAYER NOTABLES
JR LF Bill ScottSet the UCLA record for hits in a season with 112, breaking the previous record of 108 set by Troy Glaus in 1997.
His .421 average in 2000 is the second-highest single-season mark in UCLA history, just seven points below Don Slaught's .428 clip in 1979.
Has the highest career batting average of any former or current Bruin with a .389 clip (224-for-568).
Scott leads the Pac-10 in batting average (.421), hits (112), and total bases (204) and is second in slugging percentage (.767), second in on-base percentage (.480), fourth in RBI (76) and third in runs (75).
He hit at least 20 home runs for the second straight season and paired with Forrest Johnson as the first teammates in the NCAA to reach the 20-home run mark this season.
JR 2B Chase Utley
Had 108 hits this season, tying for second on the UCLA single season list with
Troy Glaus (108, 1997).
Became the fourth Bruin to reach the 20 home run, 100 hit plateau and teamed with Bill Scott to become just the second duo in UCLA and Pac-10 history to rack up 20 home runs and 100 hits in a single season.
Combined with Scott to have 220 hits this season, breaking the Pac-10 record of 216 hits by Kevin Romine and Mike Sodders of ASU in 1981.
Has 256 career hits, fifth best in UCLA history.
Leads the Pac-10 with 81 runs scored.
Bruins' leading base-stealer this year, goin g 15-for-16 on the base paths this season.
JR 1B Garrett Atkins
Became the first-ever three-time All-American in UCLA history this season.
Ranks second on the UCLA career hits list with 276, behind Eric Byrnes' (1995-98) 326 hits.
Ends Bruin tenure with second-highest career batting average, a .369 clip (276-for-748).
JR LHP Rob Henkel
Struck out 136 batters in 2000, ranking third-best in UCLA history.
First Bruin to earn three National Player of the Week honors in the same season.
UCLA SETS NCAA RECORD WITH 12 PLAYERS SELECTED IN THE 2000 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AMATEUR DRAFT: The UCLA baseball team set a new NCAA record with 12 players selected in this year's amateur draft, breaking the previous mark of 11 set by USC in 1998. Previous to this season, the largest group of Bruins drafted was 10 in 1991. Here is a complete list of those Bruins drafted this year:
| Round | Pick | Player | Club |
| 1 | 15 | Chase Utley | Philadelphia |
| 3 | 71 | Rob Henkel | Florida |
| 5 | 137 | Garrett Atkins | Colorado |
| 8 | 231 | Bill Scott | Milwaukee |
| 8 | 235 | Ryan Carter | Philadelphia |
| 13 | 378 | Forrest Johnson | Detriot |
| 17 | 497 | Charles Merricks | Colorado |
| 19 | 576 | Chad Cislak | Cleveland |
| 20 | 586 | Nick Lyon | Tampa Bay |
| 25 | 743 | Ryan Hamill | St. Louis |
| 46 | 1348 | Brian Baron | Minnesota |
| 50 | 1441 | Freddie Mitchell | Chicago (AL) |
2000 POST SEASON HONORS: Eleven Bruins were awarded with either All-America honors, All-Pac-10 honors or Oklahoma City Regional honors for their efforts this season. UCLA clearly dominated the OKC Regional with All-Tournament team members, while also leading the Pac-10 with five total all-conference selections. Here is a list of those Bruins receiving postseason accolades.
Bill Scott: First-team All-America (Baseball Weekly, Collegiate Baseball), Second-team All-America (NCBWA, Sporting News), Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team, All-Pac-10 Team
Chase Utley: First-team All-America (Sporting News, NCBWA), Third-team All-America (Collegiate Baseball), Most Outstanding Player - Oklahoma City Regional, Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team, All-Pac-10 Team
Garrett Atkins: Third-team All-America (Collegiate Baseball), Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team, All-Pac-10 Team
Forrest Johnson: Second-team All-America (Collegiate Baseball), Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team, All-Pac-10 Team
Josh Karp: Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team: All-Pac-10 Team
Ryan Carter: Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team, All-Pac-10 honorable mention
Rob Henkel: All-Pac-10 honorable mention
Jon Brandt: All-Pac-10 honorable mention
Bobby Roe: All-Pac-10 honorable mention
Charles Merricks: Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team
Randall Shelley: Oklahoma City Regional All-Tournament Team
2000 UCLA BASEBALL SEASON RECAP:
Feb. 3 - Opening Day at Hawaii - Junior first baseman Eric Reece hits for the cycle, the first Bruin to do so since Eric Valent in 1998. Reece began the game with a run-scoring triple, followed by a solo home run, a single and an RBI double in the ninth inning. Freshman left-hander Mike Kunes picks up first career victory in first appearance in a UCLA uniform. Bruins win 15-3.
Feb. 18 - Vs. North Carolina - UCLA sets single-game home run record with seven long balls vs. the Tar Heels. But North Carolina scores 13 runs in the ninth to win 17-13.
March 10 - Vs. Bradley - UCLA ties home run record set earlier in the season, with seven homers. 14-4 victory snaps five-game losing streak and propels the Bruins to a season-high eight-game winning streak. Junior left-hander Rob Henkel strikes out 16 through six innings, earns first National Player of the Week honors. Junior right-hander Paul Diaz gets the save and strikes out four to combine for a UCLA season-high 20 strikeouts.
March 17 - Vs. Harvard - Junior left-hander Rob Henkel sets UCLA record for striking out 16 batters in second consecutive appearance. Bruins win 9-2.
March 18 - Vs. Harvard - Junior right-fielder Nick Lyon hits game-winning home run in the bottom of the ninth inning, giving the Bruins a 5-4 victory in game one of a doubleheader.
March 25 - Vs. Washington - Junior left-hander Rob Henkel strikes out a school record 18 batters (a complete-game effort) in the Bruins' Pac-10 opener vs. the Huskies. Henkel earns Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week and Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week honors. Junior catcher Forrest Johnson hits game-winning home run in bottom of the ninth. UCLA wins 2-1.
March 26 - Vs. Washington - Bruins' eight-game winning streak snapped with 7-6 loss vs. the Huskies. But UCLA goes on to win nine of its next 11 games including five straight.
March 31 - At Oregon State - Junior left-hander Rob Henkel pitches second straight complete game, strikes out 11 as Bruins defeat the Beavers 3-1 in shortest game of the season (2:02).
April 1 - At Oregon State - Junior catcher Forrest Johnson hits two home runs including a grand slam and powers UCLA to an 18-10 victory over the Beavers. Bruins wrap up the first Pac-10 sweep the following day.
April 4 - Vs. Loyola Marymount - UCLA allows a season-high 23 runs, falls to LMU 23-12. Freshman designated hitter Jim Hemming hits first career grand slam.
April 8 - Vs. USC - UCLA blows past cross-town rival USC 15-5 in front of a nationally televised audience at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Sophomore right-hander Josh Karp throws a three-hitter, strikes out a career-high 12 batters. Bruins take two-of-three in all-important Pac-10 series with the Trojans.
April 22 - At Arizona State - Sophomore right-hander Josh Karp holds the heavy hitting Sun Devils to just two hits through 7.1 innings and junior second baseman Chase Utley hits two home runs to lead the Bruins to their only win over ASU 13-3.
April 30 - At Washington State - Junior left-fielder Bill Scott knocks in a team-high eight RBI, going 4-for-6 with a triple and two home runs. Bruins pummel the Cougars 14-1 and complete three-game sweep, outscoring WSU 41-13.
May 6 - Vs. California - UCLA slugs six home runs, including two a piece from junior first baseman Garrett Atkins and junior catcher Forrest Johnson. Bruins slide past California 18-7, Karp picks up sixth straight victory, and UCLA begins seven-game winning streak.
May 7 - Vs. California - Junior shortstop Josh Canales drives in game-winning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth as Bruins win 8-7. Junior right-hander Jon Brandt holds the Golden Bears to one run and one hit through six innings of relief.
May 9 - Vs. Long Beach State - Junior second baseman Chase Utley ties a UCLA and Pac-10 record with six hits vs. the 49ers. The last Bruin to go 6-for-6 was first baseman Mike Mitchell vs. Arizona in 1993. Utley has also singled in eight straight at-bats, three hits away from the UCLA record for consecutive hits by Chad Matoian with 11 in 1996.
May 9 - Vs. Long Beach State - Senior utility man Aldo Pinto becomes the first player in UCLA baseball history to play all nine positions, including pitching the ninth inning.
May 15 - Vs. Arizona - Bruins complete three-game sweep of the Wildcats on junior first baseman Garrett Atkins' game-winning three-run home run in the bottom of the ninth. UCLA wins 8-5.
May 19 - At Stanford - UCLA captures a share of the Pac-10 title with a ninth inning 10-9 victory over the Cardinal in front of a record crowd at Sunken Diamond. The Bruins score four runs in the bottom of the seventh to tie the 9-9 on home runs by Chase Utley and Jim Hemming. Jon Brandt throws four shutout innings to pick up the victory in front of home town crowd. Bill Scott scores the game-winner on a bases loaded wild pitch in the ninth. Third ninth-inning victory in last six games.
May 26 - At the Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City - Junior first baseman Garrett Atkins hits for the cycle, the second Bruin this season to do so. Atkins' first hit was a double, followed by a single, a bases loaded triple and a solo home run. Bruins score three runs in the ninth to defeat Delaware 13-12 in opening game of the NCAA Regional. Sophomore third baseman Randall Shelley comes up with game-winning hit.
May 28 - At the Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City - The Bruins capture their third regional title after sweeping three straight games vs. Delaware and Oklahoma. UCLA combined for a .390 average, 23 doubles and four home runs in the regional. Junior first baseman Garrett Atkins extends longest hit streak in the Pac-10 to 22 games.
June 3 - At Louisiana State - The Bruins season comes to a close, as LSU efeats UCLA 14-8 in the NCAA Super Regional. The Tigers two-hit UCLA the previous night in front of a record crowd at Alex Box Stadium. LSU advances to Omaha, Bruins return to Westwood.
KARP INVITED TO USA BASEBALL NATIONAL TEAM TRIALS: Sophomore right-hander Josh Karp has been invited to participate in the 2000 USA Baseball National Team Trials to be held in Tucson, Ariz. June 16-21, USA Baseball announced April 19. Karp is one of three players (USC's Mark Prior and Stetson's Len DiNardo) from the 1999 National Team that have been invited back to participate in the trials this year. The National Team will be selected from a pool of 35-40 players at the trials and USA Baseball will announce the names of the remaining players to be invited by the end of May. Other Pac-10 invitees include Stanford's Brian Sager and Arizona State's Jon Switzer.
Head Coach Gary Adams - UCLA's All-Time Winningest Baseball Coach: Completing his 26th year at the helm of the UCLA baseball program, head coach Gary Adams closes out the 2000 season having advanced to the Super Regional and finishing with a 38-26 final record. Adams began the new millennium having added yet two more milestones to his resume in 1999. With a 12-3 victory over then-No.2 Georgia Tech on Feb. 6 at Jackie Robinson Stadium, Adams secured his 800th win as the skipper of the Bruins. Just over a month later, Adams earned all-time career victory #1,000 March 2 at Arizona. Adams is the all-time winningest head baseball coach in UCLA history, a feat accomplished March 2, 1997 with win #748 coming at the Hormel Foods Classic in the Metrodome in Minnesota. Adams has compiled a 866-699-7 (.552) record at UCLA. Thirty-three of Adams' former UCLA players have reached the major leagues. Former Bruins have made their major league debut in each of the past two seasons. Last year, Dave Roberts become the latest Bruin to make his major league debut with the Indians. 1998, Troy Glaus and Jim Parque, who were teammates on UCLA's 1997 College World Series team, reached the majors. Adams was the head coach at UC Irvine for five years before coming to UCLA and guided the Anteaters to back-to-back NCAA Division II national championships in 1973 and 1974. In 1974, Adams was named as the Division II Coach of the Year. Adams' career record is 1,054-769-12 (.577). He played second base for the Bruins in 1959, 1960 and 1962. As a senior, he was selected team captain and MVP. Adams is assisted by Vince Beringhele, Rob Hinds and Tim Leary.
UCLA MISC. RECORDS
| Overall Record: | 38-26 |
| Pac-10 Record: | 17-7 |
| Non-Conference Record: | 21-19 |
| Home Games: | 20-10 |
| Away Games: | 15-15 |
| Neutral Site Games: | 3-1 |
| Day Games: | 28-13 |
| Night Games: | 10-13 |
| On Grass: | 35-26 |
| On Turf: | 3-0 |
| Vs. Ranked Teams: | 4-16 |
| Vs. Unranked Teams: | 34-10 |
| Vs. Right-Handed Starters: | 29-17 |
| Vs. Left-Handed Starters: | 9-9 |
| UCLA Scores First: | 25-12 |
| Opponent Scores First: | 13-14 |
| UCLA Scores In First Inning: | 21-10 |
| Opponent Scores In First: | 11-14 |
| One-Run Games: | 8-6 |
| Two-Run Games: | 3-2 |
| Scoring 5+ Runs: | 27-10 |
| Opponent 5+ Runs: | 18-24 |
| Shutouts: | 1-0 |
| Leading after 6 Innings: | 28-7 |
| Trailing after 6 Innings: | 6-18 |
| Tied after 6 Innings: | 4-1 |
| Leading after 8 Innings: | 32-2 |
| Trailing after 8 Innings: | 1-21 |
| Tied after 8 Innings: | 5-2 |
| Extra Innings: | 1-1 |
| Last at-bat wins: | 6 |
| Largest Winning Margin: | 13 |
| Largest Losing Margin: | 16 |
| Out-hit Opponent: | 33-7 |
| Out-hit by Opponent: | 3-16 |
| Equal Number of Hits: | 1-3 |
| Fewer Errors Than Opponent: | 19-4 |
| More Errors Than Opponent: | 11-19 |
| Equal Number of Errors: | 8-3 |
| UCLA Starters Get Decision: | 25-16 |
| Bullpen Gets Decision: | 13-10 |
| Monday: | 2-1 |
| Tuesday: | 4-7 |
| Wednesday: | 2-1 |
| Thursday: | 1-1 |
| Friday: | 9-6 |
| Saturday: | 12-6 |
| Sunday: | 8-4 |
| February: | 7-8 |
| March: | 11-3 |
| April: | 10-9 |
| May: | 10-4 |
| June: | 0-2 |
| Last 5 Games: | 3-2 |
| Last 10 Games: | 6-4 |
| Current Streak: | L2 |
| Longest Win Streak: | 8 (3/10-3/25) |
| HITTING STREAKS | Longest | Current |
| Garrett Atkins | 22 Games | 1 (6/3-present) |
| Forrest Johnson | 18 | 5 (5/26-present) |
| Chase Utley | 17 | 1 (6/3-present) |
| Bill Scott | 15 | 1 (6/3-present) |
| Matt Pearl | 13 | 1 (6/3-present) |
| Nick Lyon | 12 | 3 (4/15-present) |
| Randall Shelley | 11 | 1 (6/3-present) |
| Eric Reece | 7 | - |
| Charles Merricks | 6 | 1 (6/3-present) |
| MULTIPLE HIT GAMES | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5+ | Total |
| Chase Utley | 20 | 10 | 3 | 1 | 34 |
| Bill Scott | 13 | 12 | 7 | - | 32 |
| Forrest Johnson | 21 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 28 |
| Garrett Atkins | 13 | 9 | 3 | 1 | 26 |
| Matt Pearl | 12 | 6 | 1 | - | 19 |
| MULTIPLE RBI GAMES | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5+ | Total |
| Chase Utley | 17 | 5 | - | 1 | 23 |
| Garrett Atkins | 10 | 6 | 2 | 1 | 19 |
| Forrest Johnson | 6 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 19 |
| Bill Scott | 7 | 7 | 3 | 1 | 18 |
| Matt Pearl | 6 | 3 | 1 | 10 |
2000 UCLA BASEBALL SUPERLATIVES
TEAM BATTING
| Most At-Bats: | 47 @ Washington State (4/30) |
| Fewest At-Bats: | 28 @ Louisiana State (6/2) |
| Most Runs (Game): | 18 @ OSU (4/1), vs. Cal (5/6) |
| Most Runs (Inning): | 7 @ UH (2/3), vs. LMU (4/4), USC (4/8) |
| Fewest Runs (Game): | 1 Three Times, Last vs. USD (4/24) |
| Most Hits (Game): | 25 @ Washington State (4/30) |
| Fewest Hits (Game): | 2 @ Louisiana State (6/2) |
| Most RBI: | 17 vs. California (5/6) |
| Most Doubles: | 5 - Five Times, Last @ WSU (4/29) |
| Most Triples: | 2 @ Hawaii (2/3), @ UNLV (2/13) |
| Most Home Runs: | 7 vs. UNC (2/18), vs. Bradley (3/10) |
| Total Bases: | 43 vs. Bradley (3/10) |
| Most Walks: | 12 @ Stanford (5/21) |
| Most Strikeouts: | 19 @ Cal State Fullerton (3/7) |
| Fewest Strikeouts: | 2 Three Times, Last @ Pepp. (5/2) |
| Most Sacrifice Hits: | 3 @ San Diego (3/29) |
| Most Sacrifice Flies: | 2 Seven Times, Last vs. LBSU (5/9) |
| Most Stolen Bases: | 3 vs. Wash. (3/26, Utley, Scott, Lyon) |
| Most Left On Base: | 17 vs. California (5/5) |
| Hit Into Double Plays: | 5 vs. San Diego (4/24) |
| Most Hit By Pitch: | 4 vs. Bradley (3/12) |
TEAM FIELDING
| Most Putouts: | 30 @ San Diego (3/29) |
| Most Assists: | 18 vs. USC (4/7), vs. Oklahoma (5/27) |
| Most Errors: | 6 vs. Delaware (5/26) |
| Most Double Plays: | 4 @ Hawaii (2/5) |
| Most Passed Balls: | 2 vs. USC (4/9) |
TEAM PITCHING
| Most Runs Allowed (Game): | 23 vs. LMU (4/4) |
| Most Runs Allowed (Inning): | 13 vs. UNC (2/18) |
| Fewest Runs Allowed: | 0 vs. Arizona (5/14) |
| Most Hits Allowed: | 24 vs. LMU (4/4) |
| Fewest Hits Allowed: | 1 vs. Arizona (5/14) |
| Most Home Runs Allowed: | 6 vs. LMU (4/4) |
| Most Strikeouts: | 20 vs. Bradley (3/10) |
| Fewest Strikeouts: | 3 Five Times - Last vs. Oklahoma (5/28) |
| Most Walks: | 11 vs. California (5/5) |
| Fewest Walks: | 0 vs. Cal State Fullerton (4/25) |
| Most Hit-by-Pitches: | 8 vs. LMU (4/4) - School Record |
| Most Wild Pitches: | 6 vs. Bradley (3/11) |
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
| At-Bats: | 6 - 23 times, Last Utley vs. Oklahoma (5/28) |
| Runs Scored: | 5 - Johnson @ Oregon State (4/1) |
| Hits: | 6 - Utley vs. Long Beach State (5/9) |
| RBI: | 8 - Scott @ Washington State (4/30) |
| Doubles: | 2 - 9 tied, Last Shelley vs. Oklahoma (5/27) |
| Triples: | 2 - Nick Lyon @ UNLV (2/13) |
| Home Runs: | 2 - 13 tied, Last Shelley @ Stanford (5/19) |
| Total Bases: | 12 - Scott @ Washington State (4/30) |
| Walks: | 3 - 8 tied, Last Pearl @ Stanford (5/21) |
| Strikeouts: | 4 - Canales @ OSU (4/1), Hemming @OSU (4/2) |
| Stolen Bases: | 2 - Canales vs. Washington (3/27) |
| Sac Hits: | 3 - Canales @ San Diego (3/29) |
| Hit By Pitch: | 2 - Utley vs. Bradley (3/12), Lyon @ UCSB (4/11) |
| Caught Stealing: | 1 - 11 tied, Last Pearl @ Louisiana State (6/2) |
| Runners LOB: | 5 - 10 tied, Last Utley @ LSU (6/3) |
INDIVIDUAL FIELDING
| Most Putouts: | 19 - Johnson vs. Bradley (3/10) |
| Most Assists: | 7 - Four Times, Last Shelley vs. Oklahoma (5/27) |
| Most Errors: | 3 - Three Times, Last Canales vs. Cal (5/5) |
| Most Passed Balls: | 2 - Johnson vs. USC (4/9) |
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING
| Innings Pitched: | 9.0 - Henkel vs. Wash. (3/25), @ OSU (3/31) |
| Most Runs Allowed: | 11 (9 earned) - Brandt @ UNLV (2/11) |
| Most Walks Allowed: | 9 - Karp @ ASU (4/21) |
| Strikeouts: | 18 - Henkel vs. Wash. (3/25) - New School Record |
| Hits Allowed: | 10 - Brandt @ UNLV (2/11) |
| Wild Pitches: | 4 - Roe vs. Arizona (5/15) |
| Hit Batters: | 4 - Roe @ LMU (2/15), vs. Wash. (3/27), |
| 4 - Cislak vs. Loyola Marymount (4/4) |
MISCELLANEOUS
| Longest Game: | 4: 01 vs. Loyola Marymount (4/4) |
| Shortest Game: | 2: 02 @ Oregon State (3/31) |
| Most Innings: | 10 @ SDSU (2/29), @ San Diego (3/29) |
| Most Pitchers Used: | 6 vs. LMU (4/4). vs. CSUN (4/17) |
| Largest Home Attendance: | 1,403 vs. USC (4/9) |
| Largest Road Attendance: | 7,667 @ Louisiana State (6/2) |