About Corban College & Graduate School Accreditation Recognitions Our Endeavor

Staff 

Assistant Athletic Director / 

Game & Event Coordinator 

Tim Seiber 

503-589-8107 

tseiber@corban.edu 

2010 Baseball Media Guide 

Sports Information Director 

Mark Colachico 

503-589-8121 

mcolachico@corban.edu 

Dean of Athletic 

Activity & Athletics 

Dr. Dave Bale 

503-589-8104 

dbale@corban.edu 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Tony Walther 

503-589-8193 

twalther@corban.edu 

Faculty Athletic 

Representative 

Dr. Bryce Bernard 

503-375-7034 

bbernard@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Jenny Garrard 

503-589-8160 

jgarrard@corban.edu 

Gym Facility Manager 

Donny Zavala 

503-375-7588 

dzavala@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Sally Page 

503-589-8108 

spage@corban.edu 

Coaches 

Baseball Coach 

Nathan Mayben 

503-375-7021 

nmayben@corban.edu 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Paul Meehan 

503-375-7021 

pmeehan@corban.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Justin Sherwood 

503-589-8196 

jsherwood@corban.edu 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Marty Ziesemer 

503-375-7115 

mziesemer@corban.edu 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

Terry Williams 

503-316-3397 

twilliams@corban.edu 

Softball Coach 

Nathan Ohta 

503-375-7021 

nohta@corban.edu 

M/W Cross Country Coach 

M/W Track & Field Coach 

Norm Berney 

503-375-7021 

nberney@corban.edu 

Volleyball Coach 

Nels Norquist 

503-316-3398 

nnorquist@corban.edu 

M/W Golf Coach 

Ron Sisler 

503-375-7021 

rsisler@corban.edu 

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Corban College & Graduate School 

Affiliations 

Cascade Collegiate 

Conference 

Corban is a member of 

the Cascade Collegiate Conference and 

affiliated with the National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), competing 

in men’s baseball, basketball, cross country, 

golf, soccer and track & field, and women’s 

basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, 

softball, track & field and volleyball. 

Current conference members include 

The College of Idaho, Concordia University, 

Corban College, Eastern Oregon University, 

The Evergreen State College, Northwest 

University, Northwest Christian University, 

Oregon Institute of Technology, Southern 

Oregon University, and Warner Pacific 

College. Corban has claimed 12 conference 

titles since all the sports joined the CCC in 

1994. 

The conference members participating in 

baseball include College of Idaho, Concordia, 

Corban, and Oregon Tech. These four 

institutions compete with fellow NAIA 

West Region opponents the University of 

British Columbia, Bethany University, Patten 

University, and Simpson University for 

the four berths to the NAIA West Region 

tournament, May 6-8, hosted by the regional 

regular season champion. 

The Cascade Collegiate Conference web 

site address is www.cascadeconference.org. 

National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics 

The National Association 

of Intercollegiate Athletics 

(NAIA) currently administers 

programs of intercollegiate athletics at 

approximately 300 fully accredited colleges 

and universities of moderate enrollment. 

The fundamental tenet of the NAIA is that 

intercollegiate athletics is an integral part 

of the total educational program of the 

institution. 

As the country’s oldest collegiate sports 

governing body, the NAIA has been a leader 

in addressing important issues such as racial 

integration, women’s sport championship 

programs, and improved academic eligibility 

requirements. 

There are presently 13 sport offerings 

and 23 national championship opportunities 

within the NAIA. The national office of the 

NAIA is located in Olathe, Kan. The web site 

address is naia.cstv.com. 

NAIA West Opponents 

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 

Location: Vancouver, British Columbia 

Enrollment: 35,000 

Nickname: Thunderbirds 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Athletics Director: Bob Philip 

Sports Information Director: Marc Weber 

Sports Information Phone: 604-822-9115 

Baseball Coach: Terry McKaig 

Website: www.gothunderbirds.ca 

BETHANY UNIVERSITY 

Location: Scotts Valley, California 

Enrollment: 800 

Nickname: Bruins 

Colors: Maroon and Vegas Gold 

Athletics Director: Andrew Snelgrove 

Sports Information Director: Christine Stocker 


Baseball Coach: Thad Bosley 

Website: athletics.bethany.edu 

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Location: Caldwell, Idaho 


Nickname: Coyotes 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Athletics Director: Marty Holly 

Sports Information Director: Mike Safford, Jr. 


Baseball Coach: Shawn Humberger 

Website: www.collegeofidaho.edu/athlete 

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 

Location: Portland, Oregon 


Nickname: Cavaliers 

Colors: Navy and White 

Athletics Director: Matt English 

Sports Information Director: Jason Dormeyer 


Baseball Coach: Rob Vance 

Website: www.gocugo.com 

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OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon 


Nickname: Hustlin’ Owls 

Colors: Navy and Gold 

Athletics Director: Michael Schell 

Sports Info. Director: Tom Loney/Mike Garrard 


Baseball Coach: Matt Miles 

Website: www.oitsports.com 

SIMPSON UNIVERSITY 

Location: Redding, California 


Nickname: Redhawks 

Colors: Red, Black, and White 

Athletics Director: Joe Griffin 

Sports Information Director: Derrick Pringle, Jr. 


Baseball Coach: Rick Bosetti 

Website: athletics.simpsonu.edu 

PATTEN UNIVERSITY 

Location: Oakland, California 

Enrollment: 500 

Nickname: Lions 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Athletics Director: Robert Olivera 

Sports Information Director: Robert Olivera 

Sports Information Phone: 510-261-8500 ext. 7783 

Baseball Coach: Darin Wright 

Website: www.patten.edu 

Providing 

Sportsmetrics 

 

ACL injury 

prevention 

program to 

the Warriors. 

Therapy Services 

Hope Orthopedics of Oregon 

1600 State St., Salem,OR 97301 

503-540-6300 

www.hopeorthopedics.com 


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2010 Baseball Depth Chart 

Taylor 

Wyatt 

Warner 

Kunkel 

Hiebert 

Blum 

Ramirez 

Winsor 

J. Balbas 

Winsor 

L. Balbas 

Lake 

Candelaria 

J. Balbas 

Bost 

Kopra 

Winsor 

J. Balbas 

Macnab 

Bos 

Candelaria 

Baker 

BULLPEN: Trammell 

Doornink 

Baker 

mcKay 

lamson 

hull 

Virtue 

hiebert 

Riddle 

Labarthe 

Beeson 

Lake 

DH: Blum 

2010 Baseball Outlook 

Warriors expect a load of fresh talent 

and key returners to fuel prospects in 

NAIA West Group 

The coming of the 2010 spring season brings a 

lot of “new” to the Corban baseball program 

and fourth-year head coach Nate Mayben. The 

new, referring to personnel, amounts to 25 

changes overall in the Warriors roster, as 11 

players exited, while 11 freshmen and three 

transfers replenish the ranks. 

Corban graduated key personnel on the 

mound, losing top starters Jason Braun and 

Derek Stokes, plus veteran leadership in Russ 

Johnston and Craig Spicer, but Mayben sees 

plenty of fresh talent in the 2010 edition of 

Warrior baseball. 

Mayben will draw immediately on the 

college experience and versatility of talented 

transfers like Steven Candelaria (JR, 6-2, 

215, Farmington, N.M.), Jonathan Ramirez 

(SO, 5-11, 185, New Britain, Conn.), and 

Tyler Lake (JR, 5-9, 180, Medford, Ore.), all 

of whom play multiple positions and wield 

capable bats. 

Third-year veterans returning and 

counted on for big contributions and 

leadership in the outfield include Josh 

Warner (SR, 6-2, 185, Independence, Ore.), 

Nate Hiebert (JR, 5-11, 170, Lebanon, Ore.), 

Kyle Taylor, (JR, 6-0, 205, Clackamas, Ore.) 

and Taylor Wyatt (JR, 6-1, 180, Dallas, Ore.). 

Second-year player Steven Blum will see 

outfield time, and will also be counted on as a 

designated hitter with his power capability. 

Hiebert will also be on the mound and 

will join veteran middle infielder Trevor 

Winsor (JR, 6-0, 185, Troutdale, Ore.) in 

providing important relief and spot starting 

roles throughout the year for Corban’s 

pitching staff. Returner Luke Balbas (JR, 

6-0, 200, Boise, Idaho) will add depth and 

versatility in the infield and at the plate for 

Corban. 

Rookies Jacob Kopra (FR, 6-4, 205, 

Gresham, Ore.), Craig Baker (FR, 6-2, 195, 

Meridian, Idaho) and Jake Balbas (FR, 6-0, 

185, Meridian, Idaho) will give the Warriors 

young, lively arms to fill starting roles on the 

pitching staff, while veterans Kyle Lamson, 

(JR, 6-0, 175, Medford, Ore.), Chris Trammell 

(JR, 6-2, 155, Salem, Ore.), Quinn Macnab 

(SO, 6-4, 215, The Dalles, Ore.), Tyler 

Doornink (SO, 6-0, 190, Yakima, Wash.) and 

Mike McKay (SO, 6-0, 175, Almira, Wash.) 

will season the bullpen. 

Freshmen expected to contribute 

immediately will be catcher Marc Labarthe 

(FR, 5-9, 175, Salem, Ore.) outfielder Kyle 

Kunkel (FR, 5-11, 175, Bremerton, Wash.), 

and first baseman Kris Bos (FR, 5-9, 185, 

Jerome, Idaho). Other freshmen seeking 

mound time are Caleb Virtue (FR, 5-9, 175, 

Vancouver, Wash.) and David Hull (FR, 6-1, 

200, Kelso, Wash.). 

Giving veteran signal calling experience 

behind the plate is Mitch Riddle (SR, 5-9, 

185, Pullman, Wash.), while rookie Spenser 

Beeson (FR, 5-10, 180) will tutor behind 

experienced catchers like Riddle and Lake. 

Freshmen Alex Bost (FR, 6-2, 180, San 

Jose, Calif.) and Jonathan Outland (FR, 5-11, 

175, Salem, Ore.) hope to see time on the left 

side of the infield for the Warriors. 


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Coaching Staff 

Nate Mayben 

Head Coach 

Head Coach Nate Mayben 

begins his fourth season 

as head coach this year. 

After a stellar playing 

career at Corban (2001- 

04), Nate assisted the 

Warriors for two seasons 

before taking over the helm. 

An infielder and pitcher, Nate started 

every game at Corban during his four-year 

career. A two-time all-conference performer, 

he also garnished all-region and honorable 

mention NAIA All-American accolades as a 

senior. Nate was twice named the Warrior’s 

best hitter and was selected the club’s Most 

Valuable Player following his final campaign. 

Offensively, Nate concluded his tenure 

at Corban as the program’s leader with 214 

career hits. He is second in career batting 

average (.326) and runs (120). Nate is among 

the program’s top-10 in runs batted in (90), 

doubles (25), triples (4), total bases (250), onbase 

percentage (.396), base on balls (55), hit 

by pitch (22) and stolen bases (22). On the 

mound, Nate is second in program history with 

11 saves. He is amidst the top-10 in earned 

run average (5.27), innings pitched (188), wins 

(8), appearances (51) and strikeouts (114). 

Originally from Medford, Oregon, Nate 

graduated from North Medford High School 

and then went on to receive his bachelor’s 

degree in interdisciplinary studies with an 

emphasis in business and education from 

Corban in May of 2006. 

Nate and his wife, former Warrior softball 

player Beth Franke, were married in May 

of 2006 and currently reside in Salem. The 

couple welcomed their first child, Tucker, last 

year. Nate enjoys golfing, fishing and playing 

the guitar. Nate also works part-time for the 

Marion County Juvenile Detention during the 

off-season. 

Eric Renander 

Assistant Coach 

Taylor Mieras 

Assistant Coach 

Taylor Mieras will begin his 

first season as an assistant 

coach at Corban. Taylor 

comes to Corban after 

playing baseball at nearby 

NCAA Division member 

Western Oregon. 

Eric Renander will begin his first season as part 

of Corban’s coaching staff this year. Eric comes 

to Corban after playing baseball at nearby 

NCAA Division member Western Oregon. 

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Player Bios 

#1 KYLE KUNKEL 

Outfield 

Bats Right / Throws Right 

5-11, 175, Freshman 

Bremerton, Washington 

Central Kitsap High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 from Central Kitsap High School … Competed in 

baseball, football, and track for the Cougars … Helped lead Central Kitsap to a fifth place finish in state as a 

junior … Earned second team all-league as a designated hitter. PERSONAL: Born in Denver, Colo. to Craig 

and Melanie Kitsap … Is 1 of 4 children … Has three brothers (Jake, Ben, & Jon) … Enjoys dancing, playing 

football, and having fun … Major: Youth Family Ministries … Would like to be a youth pastor following 

graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban helps me in what I want to do with my life and baseball.” 

#2 JONATHAN RAMIREZ 

Shortstop 


5-11, 185, Sophomore 

New Britain, Connecticut 

New Britain High School 

Allan Hancock Junior College 

ALLAN HANCOCK: Attended Allan Hancock for two years and played one season for the Bulldogs … 

Earned 1 st team all-league honors … Named All-American honorable mention … Also played two seasons of 

basketball … Named 1 st team all-league and All-American honorable mention. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

in 2004 from New Britain High School … Played four seasons of both baseball and basketball … Named 1 st 

team all-league in baseball … Earned 2 nd team all-league in basketball. PERSONAL: Born in New Britain, 

Conn. to Hector and Lucy Ramirez … Is 1 of 2 children … Has one brother (Hector, Jr.) … Enjoys playing 

baseball & basketball, song & poetry writing, playing drums, and singing … Major: Criminal Justice / Pre- 

Med … Would like to become a forensic scientist following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban 

gave me a chance to succeed not only in baseball, but in life and I will be forever grateful for that.”eat 

things about the school and I wanted to play college basketball. Also, my brother goes here as well.” 

#3 TYLER LAKE 

Second Base / Catcher 


5-9, 180, Junior 

Medford, Oregon 

North Medford High School 

Shasta Junior College 

SHASTA: Played two seasons for the Knights … Helped lead Shasta to the state playoffs for the first time in 

seven seasons as a sophomore … Finished third on the team in fielding percentage as a sophomore. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from North Medford High School in 2007 … Played four years of football 

and three years of baseball for the Black Tornadoes … Named 2 nd team all-conference as a senior in football 

… Helped lead North Medford to the SOC championships as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in Medford, Ore. 

to Glen and Marci Lake … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Bryson) … Father, Glen, played football at 

Western Oregon University … Enjoys anything outdoors … Major: Business … Would like to own his own 

business after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban to continue my baseball career as 

well as strengthen my walk with God and receive a great education.” 


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#4 CALEB VIRTUE 

Pitcher 



Vancouver, Washington 

Union High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Union High School in 2009 … Named team 

captain twice during high school career. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to David and Lynn Virtue … Is 

1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers (Chris & Jacob) … Enjoys playing baseball and listening to music … Major: 

Math Education … Would like to be a math teacher and coach after graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“Corban gave me the opportunity to go to school and play ball in a great Christian atmosphere.” 

#5 STEVEN CANDELARIA 

First Base / Third Base 


6-2, 210, Junior 

Farmington, New Mexico 

Piedra Vista High School 

Shasta Junior College 

SHASTA: Played two seasons for the Knights … Helped lead Shasta to the state playoffs for the first time 

in seven seasons as a sophomore … Batted over .300 as a sophomore with 33 hits. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Piedra Vista High School in 2007 … Played four years of baseball and one year of basketball 

for the Panthers. PERSONAL: Born in Durango, Colo. to Chris and Lori Candelaria … Is 1 of 2 children … 

Has 1 sister (Candice) … Enjoys playing video games, hunting, fishing, playing ping pong, hanging out with 

friends, wakeboarding, snowboarding, and anything outdoors … Major: Exercise Science … Would like to 

be a personal trainer after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “My friends and family encouraged me to 

build a relationship with God while playing baseball.” 

#6 MARC LABARTHE 

Catcher 



Salem, Oregon 

West Salem High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from nearby West Salem High School 

… Played baseball for the Titans. Why I chose Corban: “Corban offered me the opportunity to play 

baseball and stay close to home.” 

#8 NATE HIEBERT 

Outfield / Pitcher 


5-11, 160, Junior 

Lebanon, Oregon 

Lebanon High School 

2009: Appeared in 39 games as a sophomore … Started 36 … Took 122 trips to the plate 

and recorded 28 hits that included seven doubles and 1 homerun … Crossed the plate 16 times and hit 14 

runs batted in … Appeared on the mound five times and recorded 20.1 innings of work … Held a 6.20 ERA 

and recorded five strikeouts. 2008: Appeared in 35 games as a freshman … Started 33 … Made 120 plate 

appearances … Recorded 28 hits that included four doubles and one triple … Scored 16 runs and registered 

eight runs batted in … Was five-for-seven in stolen base chances … Registered 30 putouts with 59 assists 

… Also made five appearances on the mound … Pitched 4.2 innings … Allowed 10 runs (all earned) on 

five hits with three strikeouts. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2007 from Lebanon High School 

… Played four years of baseball … Named Mid-Willamette Conference Player of the Year following ’07 

senior season … Earned 1 st team all-state and all-league honors following senior campaign … Awarded 

2 nd team all-league honors following junior season … Competed in state Metro All-Star Game following 

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senior season. Personal: Born in Lusaka, Zambia to Paul and Carol Hiebert … 1 of 4 children … Has 1 

sister (Linnea) and 2 brothers (Jonathan & Erik) … Enjoys playing the guitar, basketball, and spending time 

with family … Major: Accounting. Why I chose Corban: “It is a place where I could play baseball and 

further my relationship with my Savior.” 

Corban Career Statistics: 

Year GP AB R H RBI AVG 2B 3B HR BB SO FLD% 

2009 39 122 22 27 16 .230 7 1 1 12 16 .916 

Year APP GS CG W L SV IP H R ER ERA BB SO 

2008 5 0 0 0 1 0 4.2 5 10 10 19.29 6 3 

#9 TAYLOR WYATT 

Outfield 


6-1, 195, Junior 

Dallas, Oregon 

Dallas High School 

2009: Appeared in 21 games in his sophomore campaign… Started seven … Made 32 

plate appearances … recorded four hits … Crossed the plate once and hit one RBI … Made 48 putouts 

with one assist. 2008: Appeared in 11 games as a freshman … Started five … Made 18 plate appearances 

… Recorded six hits … Scored two runs and registered a pair of runs batted in … Registered 34 putouts 

with one assist. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2007 from Dallas High School … Competed in 

baseball (4 years), basketball (3 years), and football (1 year) for the Dragons … Earned 2 nd team all-league 

and Mid-Valley Conference honors following senior season … Set Dallas High School single game hit record 

with five as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Tucson, Ariz. to Jerry and Jill Wyatt … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 

brothers (Nick, J.T., & Gunner) … Dad, Jerry, played baseball at the University of Arizona and basketball at 

Arizona College of the Bible … Enjoys sleeping, playing piano, playing bass guitar, surfing, lifting, running, 

and reading … Major: Health Science / Pre-Med … Would like to become an Orthodics and Prosthetic 

Practitioner following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban gave me the opportunity to play 

baseball and be in a Christian environment that will help me grow in my relationship with Christ.” 



2009 21 32 2 4 1 .125 1 0 0 1 14 .965 


2008 11 18 2 6 2 .333 0 0 0 3 5 1.000 

#10 KYLE LAMSON 

Pitcher 


6-0, 170, Junior 

Medford, Oregon 

North Medford High School 

2009: Appeared in 14 games as a sophomore coming out of the bullpen … Pitched 18.2 

innings … Gave up 23 runs (thirteen earned) on eighteen hits … Struck out 12 opposing players and held 

an Earned Run Average of 6.27. 2008: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman in a relief role … Pitched 

19.0 innings … Allowed 14 runs (nine earned) on 18 hits … Struck out 11 batters, while registering an 

Earned Run Average of 4.26 … Tied for the team lead with one save. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with 

honors from North Medford High School in 2007 … Played four years of football and three years of baseball 

for the Black Tornados … Helped lead North Medford to the state playoffs during junior season … Also 

helped lead the Black Tornados’ football program to the state quarterfinals as a junior … Also helped lead 

North Medford Mavericks (American Legion team) to state playoffs during the summer of 2005 & 2006. 

PERSONAL: Born in Medford, Ore. to Kevin and Margaret Lamson … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister 

(Megan) … Father, Kevin, was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies but turned down offer … Sister, Megan, 

currently attends Corban and played softball for the Warriors for three seasons … Cousin, Lauren Jesperson, 

ran track at Stanford University … Cousin, Reid Lamson, played baseball at Air Force Academy … Enjoys 

hunting, fishing, snow skiing, watching movies, and playing Guitar Hero … Major: Health Sciences / Spanish 

… Would like to become a bilingual veterinarian after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose 


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Corban because I could continue playing baseball, while studying at a school dedicated to furthering His 

kingdom.” 



2008 10 0 0 0 0 1 19.0 18 14 9 4.26 8 11 

#12 DAVID HULL 

Pitcher 



Kelso, Washington 

Kelso High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Kelso High School in 2009 … Played 

Basketball and Baseball all four years. 2 nd Team all Region Honors and also helped lead Kelso High School 

to 2 nd place in State. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to Scot and Judy Hull … Is 1 of 4 children …Has 

1 sister (Katie), 2 brothers (Daniel and Matthew) … Enjoys baseball and fishing … Major: Health Science. 

Why I chose Corban: “Corban provided me an opportunity to play baseball.” 

#13 LUKE BALBAS 

Second Base / Pitcher 


6-0, 200, Junior 

Boise, Idaho 

Timberline High School 

Lamar Community College 

2009: Appeared in two games as a junior … Recorded one at-bat and one walk. 2008: Attended Corban, 

but did not play due to arm surgery. LAMAR: Played one season for the Runnin’ Lopes … Appeared in 

six games … Threw 6.0 innings … Allowed four runs (three earned) on nine hits … Struck out one batter. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2005 from Timberline High School … Competed four years in baseball 

and two years in football … Helped lead Timberline to a 2004 state championship as a junior … Earned 

back-to-back 5A honorable mention awards as an infielder … Was a member of Team Idaho in 2004 & 

2005 … Named PCNWC following 2004 junior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Boise, Idaho to Mike and 

Jerusha Balbas … Is 1 of 5 children … Has 3 brothers (Aaron, Joe, & Jake) and 1 sister (Carla) … Father, 

Mike, was a linebacker at Boise State University … Brother, Joe, pitched at the University of New Mexico 

… Enjoys fishing, hunting, and being outdoors … Major: Criminal Justice … Would like to enter the field 

of law enforcement following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban provided a strong, healthy 

environment to learn and grow.” 



2009 2 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1 1 .000 

2008 -------------------------------------- Did Not Play (Injury) --------------------------------- 

#14 SPENCER BEESON 

Catcher 



Salem, Oregon 

Cascade High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Cascade High School in 2009 … Competed all four 

years in Baseball and Football. … Earned first team catcher all league, and honorable mention all state for 

Baseball. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Dale and Kelly Beeson … is 1 of 2 children … has a sister 

(Mackenzie) … Dad played baseball for Northwest Nazarene University… Enjoys sports, wakeboarding and 

hunting … Major: Criminal Justice … Would like to become a U.S. Marshall following graduation. Why I 

chose Corban: “It’s a Christian College that is close to home.” 

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#15 KRIS BOS 

First Baseman 


5’9, 175, Freshman 

Twin Falls, Idaho 

Jerome High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Jerome High School in 2009 … Competed 

in Football, Basketball and Baseball all four years … Earned All-State receiver and 2 nd team all region punter 

for football. Earned 2 nd team all region, and 1 st team all region his Senior year for Baseball … PERSONAL: 

Born in Twin Falls, Id. to Larry and Debbie Bos … Is 1 of 3 children … Has two brothers (Matt and Kevin) 

… Enjoys playing sports, working, and working out. … Major: Health Science … Would like to become an 

Optometrist following graduation . Why I chose Corban: “I wanted to play Baseball and get a good 

education as well as get closer to the Lord.” 

#16 JOSH WARNER 

Outfield / Pitcher 


6-2, 185, Senior 

Independence, Oregon 

Santiam Christian High School 

Pacific Lutheran University 

2009: Appeared in 42 games as a junior … Started 42 … Made 153 trips to the plate … Recorded 34 hits 

…hit seven doubles and two triples … Scored 24 runs and drove in 18 runs … Made 124 putouts along 

with 3 assists. 2008: Appeared in 32 games as a sophomore … Started 23 … Made 87 plate appearances 

… Recorded 18 hits that included two doubles … Scored 11 runs and registered six runs batted in … 

Registered 46 putouts with 6 assists … Also made 11 appearances on the mound … Pitched 21.0 innings 

… Allowed 13 runs (12 earned) on 25 hits with seven strikeouts. 2007: Appeared in 43 games, started 40, 

as a freshman … Recorded 44 hits in 138 at-bats, while scoring 20 runs … Roped four doubles and drove 

in 15 RBI … Registered six walks, while striking out 25 times … Recorded 73 putouts and two assists in the 

field … Earned all-conference honors as an outfielder. PACIFIC LUTHERAN: Attended Pacific Lutheran 

in Tacoma, Washington, during fall semester, but did not play baseball for the Lutes. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated with honors from Santiam Christian High School in 2006 … Played four years of baseball, 

basketball, and football … Earned 1 st team all-league and all-state as a pitcher during senior season … 

Was named to 1 st team all-league and all-state as an outfield during junior campaign … Earned all-league 

honorable mention as a 2004 sophomore … Was named to 2 nd team all-league following 2003 freshman 

season … Was named to 3 rd team all-league and 2 nd team tournament in basketball during 2006 senior 

season. PERSONAL: Born in Albany, Ore. to Marty Warner … Is 1 of 8 children … Has 5 sisters (Sarah, 

Rachel, Theresa, Rebekah, & Hannah) and 2 brothers (Aaron & Zachery) … Enjoys hanging out with friends 

and family … Major: Business Management. Why I chose Corban: “Corban is a good place for me to 

study, while being surrounded by other believers, and play baseball.” 



2007 43 138 20 44 15 .319 4 0 0 6 25 .974 

2008 32 87 11 18 6 .207 2 0 0 7 16 1.000 

2009 42 153 24 34 18 .222 7 2 2 10 23 .937 

Career 75 225 31 62 21 .276 6 0 0 13 41 .987 


2008 11 1 0 0 0 0 21.0 25 13 12 5.14 7 7 

#17 KYLE TAYLOR 

Outfield 


6-0, 205, Junior 

Clackamas, Oregon 

Clackamas High School 

2009: Appeared in 45 games as a sophomore … Started 41 games … Notched 33 hits 

that included nine doubles … Touched home base 19 times and drove in 11 RBIs …Recorded 277 putouts 


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and 19 assists along with a perfect fielding percentage (1.000). 2008: Appeared in 33 games as a freshman 

… Started 27 games … Recorded 29 hits that included one double in 95 at-bats, while scoring eight runs 

… Drove in eight RBI to go along with 157 putouts and 10 assists in the field. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

in 2007 from Clackamas High School … Played four years of baseball and football … Named Clackamas 

High School Athlete of the Year following senior season … Inducted into the Clackamas High School Hall 

of Fame following career as a Cavalier … Earned 1 st team all-league and all-state following ’07 senior 

campaign … Competed in the state Metro All-Star game … Earned 2 nd team all-league honors following 

junior season … Also earned 1 st team and 2 nd team all-league honors in football following senior and junior 

seasons respectively. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to Ron and Kay Taylor … Is 1 of 3 children … 

Has 1 sister (Anna) and 1 brother (Rondie) … Brother, Rondie, played baseball for the Warriors … Cousin, 

Jordan Bradley, also attended Corban … Enjoys eating and watching television … Major: Undecided. Why 

I chose Corban: “It gave me a chance to play baseball.” 



2008 33 95 8 29 8 .305 1 0 0 9 22 .988 

2009 45 131 19 33 11 .321 9 0 0 14 22 1.000 

#18 MIKE MCKAY 

Pitcher 

Bats Left / Throws Left 


Almira, Washington 

Almira-Coulee-Hartline High School 

2009: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman … started one … Allowed 31 runs (25 

earned) on 26 hits … Pitched 21.1 innings and 11 batters … Held an Earned Run Average of 10.55. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 with honors from Almira-Coulee-Hartline High School … Competed in 

baseball (3 years), basketball (3 years), and football (1 year) … Named to all-league team following each 

season of his prep career … Earned honor roll four straight years for work in classroom. PERSONAL: 

Born in Spokane, Wash. to Dan and Laura McKay … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Bryce) … Father, 

Dan, played baseball at Whitman College … Enjoys cars and hunting … Major: Business. Why I chose 

Corban: “Corban has a great atmosphere and wonderful people.” 



2008 12 1 0 0 1 0 21.1 26 31 25 10.55 2511 

#20 MITCH RIDDLE 

Catcher 

Bats Both / Throws Right 

5-8, 185, Senior 

Pullman, Washington 

Pullman High School 

Northwest Nazarene University 

2009: Appeared in 25 games as a junior … Started 17 … Recorded 6 hits, taking 52 trips to the plate … 

Batted in five runs … Made 67 putouts on a .974 fielding percentage. 2008: Appeared in 35 games as a 

sophomore … Started 26 games … Recorded 12 hits in 71 at-bats, while scoring one run … Registered one 

double, while driving in six RBI … Recorded 125 putouts and 29 assists in the field … Threw out 12 base 

runners attempting to steal. NORTHWEST NAZARENE: Played one season for the Crusaders … Appeared 

in nine games … Started five … Batted .357 with five hits in 14 at-bats … Recorded one double and four 

walks … Recorded 17 putouts with eight assists while recording a perfect fielding percentage. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2006 from Pullman High School … Played four years of baseball and 

two years of basketball … Named team captain prior to 2006 senior season … Helped lead Pullman to a 2A 

state championship during junior season … Earned team’s sportsmanship award following sophomore and 

junior campaigns … Earned three straight 2 nd team all-conference awards for work in classroom following 

sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Born in Wenatchee, Wash. to Lee and Teri Riddle … 

Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Ginger) … Father, Lee, played tennis at Northwest Nazarene University … 

Enjoys playing ping-pong, motorsports, listening to music, hanging out, and having fun … Major: Exercise 

Science … Would like to become a physical therapist after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban 

provided an opportunity to play baseball and pursue a degree in a Christian environment.” 

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2008 35 71 1 12 6 .169 1 0 0 6 17 .945 

2009 25 52 1 6 5 .115 0 0 0 6 16 .974 

Career 60 123 2 18 11 .146 1 0 0 12 33 .960 

#22 TYLER DOORNINK 

Pitcher 



Yakima, Washington 

Riverside Christian High School 

2008: Made eight appearances, six as a starter, during sophomore season … Allowed 

30 (24 Earned) on 48 hits in 41.2 innings on the mound … Struck out 11 batters. 2008: Appeared in six 

games, starting one, on the mound during freshman season … Allowed 20 runs (all earned) on 18 hits in 

8.1 innings of work … Registered one strikeout … Had an earned run average of 21.60. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Riverside Christian High School in 2008 with honors … Played four years of baseball and 

basketball … Named all-state and all-league in baseball. PERSONAL: Born in Spokane, Wash. to Dan and 

Sharon Doornink … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 sisters (Heidi, Danielle, & Grace) … Father, Dan, played 

football for the Seattle Seahawks from 1979-85 … Sister, Danielle, currently attends Corban … Enjoys 

playing golf and reading … Major: Health Science … Would like to become a doctor following graduation. 

Why I chose Corban: “It was a place that could help me grow spiritually while at the same time I could 

have a great collegiate experience.” 



2008 6 1 0 0 1 0 8.1 18 20 20 21.60 4 1 

2009 8 6 2 2 3 0 41.2 28 39 23 4.97 1511 

Career 14 7 2 2 4 0 50.0 46 59 43 7.74 1912 

#23 TREVOR WINSOR 

Utility / Pitcher 


6-0, 185, Junior 

Troutdale, Oregon 

Reynolds High School 

George Fox University 

2009: Appeared in 40 games as sophomore … Started 40 … Recorded 34 hits, with seven doubles, and 

1 homerun … Recorded 16 RBIs … In the field made 64 putouts and held a .915 fielding percentage… 

Also started nine games on the mound … Pitched 57.2 innings and allowed 64 hits and 34 runs (26 

earned) … Struck out 35 opposing batters … Held a 4.06 Earned Run Average. GEORGE FOX: Attended 

George Fox in 2006-07 and played one season for the Bruins … Appeared in 18 games, starting five, as a 

freshman … Registered five hits in 27 at-bats … Drove in two RBI … Recorded 11 putouts and 19 assists in 

the field. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Reynolds High School in 2006 … Played four years of baseball 

and basketball … Named 1 st team all-conference as an outfielder following senior season … Earned allconference 

2 nd team honors as an infielder after junior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to 

Jack and Cassaundra Winsor … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 brothers (Ryan, Alex, & Chad) … Enjoys playing 

ping-pong, pool, Xbox, and hanging out with his girlfriend … Major: Psychology … Would like to become 

a counselor after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban has a great Christian atmosphere and is 

affordable.” 



2009 40 141 14 34 16 .241 7 0 1 5 30 .915 


2009 9 9 4 4 5 9 57.2 64 34 26 4.06 2035 


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##25 STEVEN BLUM 

Outfield 



Salem, Oregon 

West Salem High School 

2009: Started and appeared in 20 games as a freshman … Recorded 25 hits in 72 trips 

to the plate … Doubled eight times and recorded two triples … Hit two homeruns and crossed the home 

plate 16 times … Registered 28 putouts and 35 assists and held a .875 fielding percentage. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated in 2007 from nearby West Salem High School … Played four years of baseball for the Titans … 

Named Central Valley Conference Player of the Year following senior season … Named 1 st team All-Central 

Valley Conference Team after sophomore, junior, and senior seasons … Earned 1 st team all-state honors 

following junior and senior seasons … Hit for the cycle thanks to a perfect 6-for-6 performance with two 

doubles, a triple, two home runs, and 12 runs batted in a 28-2 win over cross-town rival Sprague High 

School as a senior … Named 4A all-state honorable mention as an outfielder while helping lead the Titans 

to a runner-up finish at the state tournament as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in Renton, Wash. to Steve and 

Kathy Blum … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Krista & Kaitlyn) … Enjoys playing frisbee golf … Major: 

Business … Would like to become a business manager following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“Corban is a private school that offers baseball.” 



2009 20 72 16 25 19 .347 8 2 2 1 6 .875 

#27 CRAIG BAKER 

First Base / Pitcher 



Boise, Idaho 

Meridian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 with honors from Meridian High School … Competed 

in four years of Baseball … Earned 1 st team All-Conference honors during senior campaign … Helped lead 

Meridian to a 4 th place finish in state during senior season … PERSONAL: Born in Boise, Idaho to Julie 

and Craig Collins … Has two brothers (Nicholas & Josh) and one sister (Ashley) …Enjoys playing volleyball, 

hunting, and fishing … Major: Human Performance … would like to become a Chiropractor following 

graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I could play baseball and grow in my spiritual life with God.” 

#30 JAKE BALBAS 

Third Base/ Pitcher 



Boise, Idaho 

Meridian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 from Meridian High School … Competed in four 

years of Baseball … Earned 1 st All-State during senior season … Helped lead Meridian to a 4 th place finish 

in state during senior season … PERSONAL: Born in Boise, Idaho to Mike and Jerusha Balbas … Is 1 of 5 

children … Has 3 brothers (Aaron, Joe, & Luke) and 1 sister (Carla) … Father, Mike, was a linebacker at 

Boise State University … Brother, Joe, pitched at the University of New Mexico … Enjoys fishing, hunting, 

and being outdoors … Major: Criminal Justice … Would like to enter the field of law enforcement following 

graduation. Why I chose Corban: “It provides a good education, a place to grow spiritually and I get to 

play baseball with my brother (Luke).” 

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#32 CHRIS TRAMMELL 

Pitcher 


6-1, 156, Junior 

Salem, Oregon 

Sprague High School 

2009: Appeared in ten games in a relief role as a sophomore … Gave up 15 runs (6 

earned) … Gave 16 hits and held an Earned Run Average of 4.05 … Stuck out seven opposing batters. 

2008: Appeared in six games, starting one, on the mound during freshman season … Allowed 20 runs 

(all earned) on 18 hits in 8.1 innings of work … Registered one strikeout … Had an earned run average of 

21.60. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2007 from nearby Sprague High School … Competed 

three years in both baseball and football for the Olympians … Earned team’s sportsmanship award … 

Member of 2006 state championship teams in both baseball and football. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, 

Ore. to Marty and Linda Trammell … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers (Justin & Josh) … Is fourth straight 

Trammell to attend Corban following father (Marty), mother (Linda), and brother (Justin) … Is 10 th relative to 

attend Corban … Father, Marty, is currently a professor of English & Communications at Corban … Brother, 

Justin, was also a member of the Warriors’ baseball program … Uncle, Mike Howden, played soccer at then- 

Western Baptist … Enjoys hanging out with family & friends, doing anything regarding sports, and pursuing 

God through all of it … Major: Secondary Education … Would like to teach high school history and coach 

following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I had always wanted to come to Corban. The friendly 

atmosphere, the quality professors, and the overall focus on honoring God made it a simple decision.” 



2008 6 1 0 0 1 0 8.1 18 20 20 21.60 4 1 

2009 10 0 0 0 2 0 13.1 16 15 6 4.05 117 

Career 16 1 0 0 3 0 21.2 34 35 26 11.04 158 

##33 JACOB KOPRA 

Pitcher 



Gresham, Oregon 

Sam Barlow High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 with honors from Sam Barlow High School… 

Played Baseball (4 years), Basketball (4 years), Football (1 year) during prep career … Was named 1 st team 

All-League pitcher twice during high school and 3 rd team All-State during senior season … PERSONAL: 

Born in Portland, Ore. to Steve and Shelly Kopra … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Corynn) and 1 

sister (Shawna) … Enjoys playing sports, hanging out with friends, and being involved in church … Major: 

Student & Family Ministries. Why I chose Corban: “I wanted to go to a college that pushed me spiritual 

and prepared me for my future in youth ministry.” 

#34 ALEX BOST 

Third Base 

Bats Left / Throws Right 


San Jose, California 

Leigh High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 with from Leigh High School … Played four years of 

baseball during prep career … Given All-League honors as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Cal. 

to John and Gaye Bost … Is 1 of 5 children … Has 3 sisters (Alyssa, Ashley, Allie) … Has 1 brother (Andrew) 

…Sister Alyssa is a junior at Corban… Enjoys playing sports and hanging out with friends … Major: Human 

Performance. Why I chose Corban: “Corban gave me an opportunity to play baseball while getting a 

solid Christian education.” 


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#35 QUINN MACNAB 

Pitcher 



The Dalles, Oregon 

The Dalles Wahtonka High School 

2009: Started 4 games and made 15 appearances on the mound as freshman … Pitched 

47.2 innings and gave up 55 hits … Stuck out 27 opposing batters … Allowed 33 runs (27 Earned) and 

held and Earned Run Average of 5.29. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 with honors from The Dalles 

Wahtonka High School … Played four years of baseball and basketball … Named all-league honorable 

mention twice … Also earned 2 nd team all-league in basketball. PERSONAL: Born in The Dalles, Ore. to 

Dennis and Sandy Macnab … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers (Drew & Brenn) … Enjoys playing sports, 

hunting, and spending time with friends & family … Major: Sports Management. Why I chose Corban: 

“Corban offered me the opportunity to further my baseball career and go to school in a wholesome 

environment.” 



2009 15 4 1 1 2 1 47.2 55 33 28 5.29 1224 

Knee Surgery 

Shoulder Surgery 

Arthroscopic Surgery 

Sports Medicine 

Robert S.P. Fan, M.D. 

Team Physician for the Warriors 

Hope Orthopedics of Oregon 

1600 State St., Salem,OR 97301 

503-540-6300 

www.hopeorthopedics.com 

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2009 Season Summary 

Under the tutelage of third-year head coach 

Nate Mayben, Corban College recorded double 

digits in the win column for the eleventh straight 

year and registered 11 victories that included nine 

in NAIA West play. 

The Warriors began the season with a pair 

of wins against fellow conference members The 

College of Idaho and Concordia at the seasonopening 

Regence BlueSheild of Idaho tournament 

in Lewiston. 

Corban would close out the opening month 

of the season with nine straight losses before 

sweeping fellow NAIA West Group member 

Bethany in a four-game series by a combined 26 

runs. Two weekends later, the Warriors would take 

three-out-of-four games from fellow conference 

member Concordia before embarking on a seasonlong 

12-game losing streak. 

The Warriors would snap the streak with a 

1-0 victory over Concordia, as senior pitcher Jason 

Braun (Dallas, Ore.) would dual with the Cavaliers’ 

Ben Rue in a pair of complete game performances. 

After another nine-game losing streak, Corban 

would close out the season with a split against 

The College of Idaho thanks to a complete game 

performance from sophomore Trevor Winsor 

(Gresham, Ore.). 

Seniors Craig Spicer (Vancouver, Wash.) and 

Russ Johnston (Independence, Ore.) were named 

to the All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Team, 

as Spicer led the team in nine statistical categories 

that included batting average (.355), games played 

(46), at-bats (166), runs scored (26), hits (59), 

doubles (10), total bases (83), slugging percentage 

(.500), and on-base percentage (.417). Meanwhile, 

Johnston returned after a six-year layoff to pursue 

work within the field of ministry and led the team in 

home runs with seven and runs batted in with 27. 

On the mound, Braun set the program’s 

single-season mark for Earned Run Average (ERA) 

with a team-low 3.46. The right-hander also led 

the team in six other statistical categories, including 

games started (11), shutouts (1), saves (2), innings 

pitched (78.0), strikeouts (61), and opponent’s 

batting average (.254). Following his illustrious 

collegiate career, Braun became the fourth player in 

Warrior baseball history to be taken in the annual 

MLB First-Year Player Draft going in the 29 th round 

(869 th overall) to the Cincinnati Reds. 

After three seasons at the helm of the 

Warriors, Mayben has accrued an overall record of 

35-99-1 and moved into second all-time in program 

history for wins as a head coach. 

2009 Results 

February 

13 vs. College of Idaho ^ W 18-16 

14 vs. Concordia ^ W 5-1 

15 at Lewis-Clark State ^ L 3-14 

16 vs. Patten l 3-5 

20 College of Idaho * L, L 6-8, 2-3 (8) 

21 College of Idaho * L, L 6-9, 2-14 

27 at Lewis-Clark State L 3-4 

28 at Lewis-Clark State L, L 7-13, 3-9 

March 

6 at Bethany * W, W 7-6, 8-2 

7 at Bethany * W, W 10-2, 16-5 

13 at British Columbia * L, L 6-10, 1-5 

14 at British Columbia * L, L 2-7, 2-10 

20 at Concordia * W, L 1-0, 8-9 

21 at Concordia * W, W 3-0, 5-3 

24 at Portland l 2-12 

26 Lewis-Clark State L, L 3-8, 2-9 

27 Lewis-Clark State L 0-16 

April 

3 Oregon Tech * L, L 0-2, 0-4 

4 Oregon Tech * L, L 1-4 (10), 2-4 

7 at Willamette l 2-5 

10 Concordia * L, L 2-5, 1-2 

11 Concordia * W, L 6-2, 1-2 (8) 

14 at Pacific (Ore.) L, L 9-11, 4-5 

17 British Columbia * L, L 2-10, 1-2 

18 British Columbia * L, L 4-12, 0-9 

24 at College of Idaho * L, L 3-7, 3-6 

25 at College of Idaho * W, L 7-2, 3-4 

* NAIA West Game(s) 

^ Regence BlueShield of Idaho Tournament 

2009 Final NAIA West 

Standings 

Conf. 

Overall 

W L W L T 

North Division 

British Columbia 26 6 37 11 0 

College of Idaho 23 8 28 20 0 

Concordia 13 19 19 31 0 

Corban 9 23 11 35 0 

South Division 

Oregon Tech 24 8 33 23 0 

Patten 14 16 16 24 0 

Bethany 9 20 12 28 0 

Simpson 6 24 13 32 0 

Independent 

Cal State-San Marcos DNP 27 16 0 


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2009 NAIA West Tournament 

Results 

Double Elimination: 

#3 Cal State San Marcos 9, #2 College of Idaho 8 (10 innings) 

#4 Oregon Tech 7, #1 British Columbia 6 (11 innings) 

#1 British Columbia 4, #2 College of Idaho 3 (College of Idaho 

eliminated) 

#3 Cal State San Marcos 7, #4 Oregon Tech 6 

#1 British Columbia 4, #4 Oregon Tech 0 (Oregon Tech 

eliminated) 

#1 British Columbia 6, #3 Cal State San Marcos 0 

#1 British Columbia 2, #3 Cal State San Marcos 1 (Cal State 

San Marcos eliminated, British Columbia advances to NAIA 

World Series Opening Round) 

2009 Honors 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference: 

Craig Spicer, Russ Johnston 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable Mention: 

Jason Braun 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Gold Glove: 

Jamie McGraw 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Pitcher of the Week: 

Jason Braun (3/23) 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Player of the Week: 

Craig Spicer (4/13) 

Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Craig Spicer 

Most Improved – Quinn Macnab 

Ultimate Team Player – Mitch Riddle 

Silver Slugger – Craig Spicer 

Cy Young – Jason Braun 

Mighty Warrior – Russ Johnston 

Baseball Participants 

(Since 1988) 

Jeff Aho 1992 

Terry Aiton 1989 

John Anderson 2004, 05 

Steele Bailey 1999, 00, 01 

Bryan Baker 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Luke Balbas 2009 

Scott Banta 1991 

Matt Barnett 2000 

Andrew Barr 2000 

Beau Batsell 1999, 00, 01, 02 

Jason Bauldree 1998 

Aaron Baxter 1992 

Ryan Beam 1991 

Bryan Bernard 2004, 05, 06 

Jared Berry 2001 

Marcus Bigelow 1992, 93, 94, 95 

Steven Blum 2009 

Eric Bolden 2007 

Rob Bovey 2003, 04, 05 

Pete Boyer 1992 

Kelly Braaten 1997 

Todd Bradley 1997, 98 

Jason Braun 2006, 07, 08, 09 

Dan Britton 1990, 91 

Bryant Brogan 1989, 90, 91 

Josh Brooks 1997, 98 

Jim Brown 2000, 01, 03 

Jason Brownell 2001, 02, 03, 04 

Ben Brumund 1995, 96, 97 

Ben Bryson 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Mark Buckingham 1996 

Jason Camillo 1997, 98 

Tom Carlson 1995 

Erik Carter 1990 

Justin Case 2006 

Keith Charette 1999, 00 

Zeke Clayton 2005, 06, 07 

Eric Clifford 2007 

Jim Cox 1994, 96 

Sam Cronin 1995, 96 

Dave Curtis 1991, 92, 94 

Josiah Darr 2004 

Kevin Daugherty 1994 

Thomas Daugherty 2005 

Austin Davis 2008, 09 

Colin Dawes 1997, 98, 99 

Ed Dean 1989 

Ryan Dempster 1996 

Ben Donivan 1999, 00 

Tyler Doornink 2009 

Rich Dorman 2000 

Jason Dorsey 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Jed Dorsey 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Scott Dunn 1995, 96, 97 

Matt Eason 1992, 93 

Bryan Edwards 2002 

Mike Elam 1993 

Jordan Emery 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Shane Emmert 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Steve Everett 1988 

Scott Fitchett 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Daniel Flores 2008 

Ben Flower 1997 

Scott Flux 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Tyler Francis 1991, 92, 93, 94 

Jeremy Frantz 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Owen Frasier 2007, 08 

Jon Freeman 2004 

Eric Fry 2007 

Jerry Gardner 1996, 97, 98 

Doug Gausepohl 2006, 07 

Jesse Gaylord 2005, 06 

Josh Gaylord 2004, 06 

Erik Gillam 2001, 02, 03 

Cary Goddard 1988, 90 

Dusty Gutierrez 1999 

John Hagensen 2003, 04, 05 

Tobin Hansen 1997, 98, 99, 00 

Jami Hanson 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Chad Harms 2002, 03, 04, 05 

Kris Haugen 1996, 97, 98 

Ryan Heil 2006, 07 

Lou Heytvelt 1989 

Nathan Hickok 2008 

Nate Hiebert 2008, 09 

Sean Hofferd 2004 

John Hollen 2004, 05 

Mike Hopper 1991, 92 

David Howden 2008 

Nik Hubbard 1998 

Zack James 2007 

Jason Jarrett 2002, 04, 05 

Darren Johnson 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Derek Johnson 2009 

Ryan Johnson 2001, 02, 03 

Russ Johnston 2002, 03, 09 

John Kazmierski 2007, 08 

James Kilcup 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Adam King 2001 

Josh King 1998 

Ben Kloss 1999 

Kyle Lamson 2008, 09 

Travis Lange 2002, 03 

Eddie Leeper 1992, 93 

Quinn Macnab 2009 

Hobie Mahon 1994 

Rich Manning 1993, 94, 95 

Charlie Marks 1991, 92 

Mike Mayben 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Nate Mayben 2001, 02, 03, 04 

Jamie McGraw 2006, 07, 08 

Mike McKay 2009 

Cameron Meier 2007, 08, 09 

Dan Mellison 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Mike Mellison 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Mike Miller 1991, 92, 93, 94 

Scott Miller 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Micah Mills 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Joel Murphy 1996 

Kyle Myers 2004, 06, 07 

Brian Nelson 2005, 06 

Steve Nielsen 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Andrew Nordstrom 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Josh Ohta 2004, 05 

Eric Oien 1999 

Matt Ott 1995 

Sam Owre 1999, 00, 01, 02 

Charley Pace 2001, 02, 03 

Kevin Pemble 1989 

Dan Peters 1989, 90, 91 

Micah Pilgrim 1999, 00 

Nick Plato 1998 

Ryan Porter 2005, 06 

Tyson Pruett 1989, 90, 91 

Brian Purnell 2003, 04, 05 

Dustin Purnell 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Andy Rasmussen 1992, 93, 94, 95 

Pete Rasmussen 1990, 91, 92 

Paul Rawlins 1988 

Steve Reed 1996, 97, 98, 99 

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Duane Reno 2004 

Matt Riddle 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Mitch Riddle 2008, 09 

Shane Riddle 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Austin Roberts 2001, 02 

Dave Roberts 2001, 02 

Nate Roberts 2003, 04, 05 

David Romine 2003 

Rich Rowzee 1998 

K.C. Rumrey 2001, 02, 03 

Sean Rybar 2004, 05 

Tony Salamone 2009 

May Say 1988 

Clint Sealey 2004 

Joe Scarry 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Dave Schmidt 1988, 89, 90 

Matt Schmidt 2006, 07, 08, 09 

Justin Sherwood 1990 

Brian Simpson 1994 

Todd Smasal 1999, 00 

Matt Smith 1992, 93, 94, 95 

Craig Spicer 2007, 08, 09 

Jason Staley 1995, 96 

Matt Steenslid 1997, 98, 99 

Taylor Stiles 2009 

Derek Stokes 2005, 06, 08, 09 

Kurt Stroebel 1992, 93, 94, 95 

Kyle Taylor 2008, 09 

Rondie Taylor 2006, 07, 08 

Brett Timmerman 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Jeff Tollison 1999, 00, 01, 02 

John Traut 2005 

Chris Trammell 2008, 09 

Justin Trammell 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Jeff Uskoski 1999, 00 

Daniel Vander Kooi 2004 

Bruce Veltcamp 1989 

Brad Vest 2000 

Josh Warner 2007, 08, 09 

Nathan Warthan 1993 

Ryan Welsh 2004, 05 

Rich White 2001, 02 

Kent Wieber 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Tyler Wiggins 2003 

Greg Wilcox 1988 

Scott Wilcox 1988 

Jeff Wilkins 2004 

Joel Williams 1996, 97, 98 

Trevor Winsor 2009 

John Winters 1999, 00 

Brandon Wolters 2006, 07, 08 

Calvin Word 1990, 91 

Taylor Wyatt 2008, 09 

Chris Wylie 1988 

Micah Yarborough 1997, 98, 99 

Nate Young 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Ryan Zeeb 2000 

John Zumwalt 2002, 03, 04, 05 

(1966-79) 

Hubert Aichele 1978 

Glen Ames 1972 

Gary Anderson 1965, 66 

Gary Barker 1965 

Bill Barnts 1971 

Dave Barron 1973 

Mark Bauhofer 1978, 79 

John Bertram 1975 

Gary Bradley 1970 

Eric Britt 1975 

Dave Broome 1970 

Jeremy Brown 1974 

Ray Burns 1974, 75, 77 

Lewis Camp 1973 

Steve Canfield 1973 

Morgan Colbum 1966 

Bill Connerly 1965 

Bob Danielian 1975 

Roy Danielian 1979 

Tim Daugherty 1977 

Scott Dunlop 1978, 79 

Dave Dunn 1974 

Jim Dunn 1973 

Dave Emery 1978, 79 

Mike Emery 1977, 78, 79 

Dennis Fletcher 1971 

George Flores 1969, 70, 71 

Gordan Foster 1969 

Doug Gorsuch 1972 

Robert Hall 1977 

Richard Hammond 1969, 70 

Roy Harbour 1974 

Earl Hargis 1965 

Gary Harshman 1977 

Harold Haws 1971, 72, 73, 74 

Paul Hayzlett 1975 

John Heck 1970 

Marty Herron 1975 

Don Hiebenthal 1977, 78, 79 

Jon Hills 1977 

Tim Hills 1965, 66 

James Hoge 1970 

Chuck Jeffers 1969 

Kelly Jones 1975 

Jerry Kellar 1975 

Dave Kirk 1965 

Ron Kramer 1972, 74 

Frank Kruger 1965, 66 

Gale Kuhns 1966 

Harold Large 1971 

Tom Lathen 1966 

Steve Lee 1975 

Ken Lux 1971 

Ron Macklin 1977 

Eric Malgren 1974 

John Mangini 1969 

John Manitsas 1975 

Roger McFadden 1971 

Dale McGuire 1965, 66 

Dennis McKay 1966 

Bruce McLain 1969 

Phil Miller 1974 

Richard Montarbo 1979 

Kent Morrison 1975, 77, 78, 79 

Mike Mossel 1972 

Kevin Moyer 1970, 71, 72, 74 

Johnny Neese 1969 

John Nelson 1975 

John Olesen 1975 

Ed Osborne 1972 

Robert Owen 1965 

Steve Parker 1969 

Duane Patterson 1977, 78, 79 

Fred Pepper 1971 

Dale Phillips 1970, 72 

Rob Phillips 1978, 79 

Jim Pirtle 1969, 70, 71 

Lon Posenjak 1965 

Gary Posenjak 1974 

Jack Rabenberg 1970, 71, 72 

Steve Rasmussen 1977 

Randy Rebold 1973 

Brion Roark 1973, 74, 75 

Jeff Rust 1977 

Mike Sanders 1971, 73, 74 

Tim Sebens 1972 

Tim Seiber 1978, 79 

John Stanton 1966 

Paul Steen 1970 

Andy Stipe 1978 

Tom Thompson 1972 

Don Valen 1977, 78, 79 

Don Walling 1970, 71 

Carl Whatley 1966 

Steve Wilcox 1972 

Terry Williams 1973, 74 

Randy Wills 1978, 79 

Larry Winslow 1973, 74 

John Withem 1975 

Brad Yates 1973, 74 

Lenny Young 1965 

Gary Youtsey 1975, 77 

Trent Zulke 1977 


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Baseball Season 

Results 

(Since 1993) 

1993 

(0-30) Dennis Rasmussen 

vs Whitman l 1-7 

vs Whitman l 0-15 

at Pacific l 4-7 


at Lewis and Clark L 9-10 

Concordia l 0-4 


at Puget Sound L 8-12 

at Pacific Lutheran L 1-6 


at Texas-Pan American L 1-9 



at Albertson * l 4-14 



at George Fox * L 3-19 


at Western Oregon * L (6) 3-6 

at Western Oregon * L 1-7 


at Eastern Oregon * L (7) 1-18 

at Eastern Oregon * L 3-6 


Lewis and Clark L 3-22 

at Concordia * L 5-12 



at Willamette l 0-8 

vs George Fox * L 4-19 

1994 


at Concordia l 7-13 

at Concordia l 5-11 

at Central Washington L 1-7 










at Cal State Maritime W 12-4 

at Cal State Maritime W 7-0 

at Biola l 3-9 

vs Dartmouth l 4-24 

at Pomona Pitzer L 0-9 

at Whittier w (7) 8-7 

at Occidental l 0-11 



George Fox * l (10) 3-8 

George Fox * l 0-15 

Albertson * l 4-5 



at Northwest Nazarene * L 5-18 

at Northwest Nazarene * L (6) 0-10 




Western Oregon * L 2-8 

WESTERN OREGON* L 5-8 

Pacific l 1-7 

Pacific l 1-3 

Eastern Oregon * L 7-14 



Central Washington L 6-14 



Concordia * l 2-5 


1995 


at Western Oregon L (5) 4-14 

at Western Oregon L 1-8 

Central Washington L (12) 4-7 



Pacific Lutheran L 2-8 

Pacific Lutheran L 1-10 




at Whitman l 2-10 

at Whitman l 2-7 



at Willamette w 3-2 





at Central Washington L (5) 0-12 


Concordia * w 14-8 







at Concordia * L (5) 4-5 

Pacific w 10-5 





at Concordia * W 6-5 


at Albertson * l (5) 3-14 




1996 




at Pacific Lutheran L (8) 3-4 

at Puget Sound W 4-2 



at George Fox l 8-12 

at George Fox l (8) 1-9 



at Biola w 8-6 

at Biola l (8) 1-2 

at Pomona Pitzer L (8) 6-19 

at Whittier w 7-3 

at Concordia-Irvine L 1-17 

at Occidental w 8-6 

at Occidental w 4-3 

Western Oregon * L 1-3 



at Northwest Nazarene * W 5-0 



Pacific l 8-9 










1997 



Central Washington L (5) 3-20 



at Lewis and Clark W 4-2 

Whitman l 6-7 

Whitman w 3-1 

Pacific l 8-12 

Saint Martin’s w 9-6 

Saint Martin’s l (9) 7-8 

at Patten w 3-0 




at Vanguard l 0-9 

at The Master’s L 1-14 

at Menlo l 1-6 

at Menlo l 1-10 

at Pacific w 13-11 



Albertson * l (8) 10-12 

at Saint Martin’s L 2-8 












1998 






at Whitman w (11) 7-5 

vs Whitworth l 8-9 





Northwest Nazarene * L 1-16 

Northwest Nazarene * W 2-0 

Northwest Nazarene * L 1-12 




at Menlo l (5) 8-9 

at Concordia * L (10) 4-5 




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vs Oregon Tech L 2-5 

vs Oregon Tech W 7-6 

at Eastern Oregon *# W 15-3 



at Willamette l (13) 8-9 



at Linfield w 13-11 




Oregon Tech l 2-4 

Saint Martin’s l 4-6 

Central Washington W 8-7 


at Albertson *# L 2-7 

at Albertson *# W 6-3 




Concordia *# l 0-2 

Concordia *# w 8-7 



British Columbia # L 0-1 


British Columbia # W 4-3 

at Oregon Tech *# L 6-13 

at Oregon Tech *# W 5-3 



at British Columbia + L 1-11 

vs Concordia + L 2-4 

2004 

(12-33) Paul Gale 

vs Saint Martin’s W 9-6 

vs Pacific Lutheran W 6-1 

at Linfield l 0-7 

Eastern Oregon *# W 4-3 

Eastern Oregon *# L 6-13 


Oregon Tech *# L 4-7 


Oregon Tech *# W (11) 8-7 


Puget Sound w 4-3 

George Fox w 10-9 

at Concordia *# L 6-14 




Whitman w 7-6 


at Eastern Oregon *# L 5-12 



Linfield w (12) 7-6 

at British Columbia # L (10) 1-2 

at British Columbia # L 3-5 





at Lewis-Clark State L 1-7 

at Lewis-Clark State L (11) 3-4 






Concordia *# l (11) 5-6 


Albertson *# l 1-5 

Albertson *# w 8-6 






British Columbia # L (11) 9-10 

2005 

(17-28) larry Casian 


at Williamette w 14-8 

vs. Simpson w 24-0 

vs. Simpson w 16-0 


vs. Pacific Lutheran L 2-7 

vs. Linfield l 4-22 

vs. Whitman w 9-8 













at Albertson *# W 14-10 





at British Columbia # W 8-7 





at Puget Sound W 2-1 



Willamette l 6-8 

at Concordia *# W 7-4 


Linfield l 5-10 

Oregon Tech *# W 9-4 








2006 

(14-28) larry Casian 


vs. Pacific Lutheran W 7-5 

vs. Whitman w 3-0 







Linfield l 3-6 





Pacific w 7-5 




























2007 

(14-33-1) nate Mayben 



at Puget Sound T 13-13 

at Simpson w 10-0 



at Bethany l 1-6 

at Patten l 6-7 






at Lewis & Clark L 8-9 

British Columbia # L 4-5 (11) 







Simpson w 5-3 

at Lewis-Clark State # L 2-12 





Willamette % l 4-5 




George Fox l 4-17 




at Willamette % L 5-8 




at Willamette % W 8-7 

Lewis-Clark State # L 2-6 






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2008 

(10-31) nate Mayben 

at Simpson University W 4-2 

at Patten University L 6-8 

at Bethany University L 4-18 

at Simpson University W 11-7 

at Central Wash. Univ. L 1-4 

at Central Wash. Univ. L 4-8 



Pacific University W 11-4 

Oregon Inst. of Tech. *# L 4-5 (11) 

Oregon Inst. of Tech. *# W 2-0 

Oregon Inst. of Tech. *# W 6-5 (11) 

at Western Oregon Univ. L 2-10 

Lewis-Clark State Coll. ^ L 6-8 



The College of Idaho *# W 4-2 

The College of Idaho *# L 2-5 

The College of Idaho *# L 0-4 

at Concordia Univ. *# L 4-10 

at Concordia Univ. *# L 5-6 

Western Oregon Univ. L 3-7 

at Oregon Inst. of Tech.*# L 8-10 

at Oregon Inst. of Tech.*# L 6-14 

at Oregon Inst. of Tech.*# W 4-3 

at Pacific University L 6-15 


at British Columbia # L 6-7 (10) 

at British Columbia # W 14-11 


at Concordia Univ. *# W 2-1 




at The Coll. of Idaho *# L 7-8 



at The Coll. of Idaho * L 1-16 

Concordia University *# L 1-4 

Concordia University *# L 0-1 

Concordia University *# W 7-3 

2009 

(11-35) nate Mayben 

vs. College of Idaho W 18-16 

vs. Concordia w 5-1 


vs. Patten l 3-5 

College of Idaho * L 6-8 

College of Idaho * L 2-3 (8) 






at Bethany * w 7-6 




at British Columbia * L 6-10 








at Portland l 2-12 

Lewis-Clark State L 3-8 



Oregon Tech * L 0-2 


Oregon Tech * L 1-4 (10) 


at Willamette l` 2-5 




Concordia * l 1-2 (8) 

at Pacific (Ore.) L 9-11 

at Pacific (Ore.) L 4-5 

British Columbia * L 2-10 




at College of Idaho * L 3-7 


at College of Idaho * W 7-2 


Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade CollegiateConference Game 

# NAIA Regional Game 

Series Records 

(Since 1993) 

Last 

Opponent W-L Game 

Bethany, Calif. 4-3 2009 

Biola 1-6 1997 

British Columbia 6-46 2009 

Cal State-Hayward 0-1 2001 

Cal State-Maritime 2-0 1994 

Cal State-Stanislaus 0-1 2001 

Central Washington 8-20 2008 

College of Idaho 6-76 2009 

Concordia, Calif. 0-1 1996 

Concordia, Ore. 30-57-1 2009 

Dartmouth 0-1 1994 

Eastern Oregon 24-37 2006 

George Fox 6-24 2007 

Lewis and Clark 5-12 2002 

Lewis-Clark State 1-33 2009 

Linfield 6-12 2007 

Master’s 0-1 1997 

Menlo 1-3 2001 

Northwest Nazarene 17-19 2002 

Occidental 2-1 1996 

Oregon Tech 21-26 2009 

Pacific, Ore. 8-18 2009 

Pacific Lutheran 5-12 2006 

Patten 4-2 2009 

Pomona-Pitzer 0-2 1996 

Portland 0-1 2009 

Saint Martin’s 6-8 2004 

Simpson, Calif. 12-0 2008 

Texas-Pan American 0-4 1995 

Portland 0-1 2000 

Puget Sound 3-5-1 2007 

Vanguard 0-1 1997 

Western Oregon 4-47 2008 

Whitman 9-6 2006 

Whittier 2-0 1996 

Whitworth 1-3 2000 

Willamette 10-9 2009 

Baseball Records 

(Since 1988) 

SINGLE SEASON HITTING 

Batting Average 

(Minimum 2 at-bats per game) 

1. Todd Smasal, 1999 .409 

2. Todd Smasal, 2000 .406 

3. Brian Nelson, 2006 .396 

4. Greg Wilcox, 1988 .367 

5. Craig Spicer, 2008 .364 

6. Bryant Brogan, 1991 .357 

7. Craig Spicer, 2009 .355 

8. Jeremy Frantz, 2007 .354 

Nate Mayben, 2004 .354 

Kurt Stroebel, 1995 .354 

At-Bats 

1. Nate Mayben, 2002 199 

2. Beau Batsell, 2002 190 

3. K.C. Rumrey, 2002 189 

4. Sam Owre, 2002 188 

5. Todd Smasal, 2000 187 

6. Craig Spicer, 2007 183 

7. Micah Mills, 2002 182 


9. Jamie McGraw, 2007 178 

10. Todd Smasal, 1999 176 

Runs Scored 




Beau Batsell, 2002 42 

5. Chad Harms, 2005 37 

6. Russ Johnston, 2003 35 

Dustin Purnell, 2002 35 

Keith Charette, 1999 35 

Dan Britton, 1990 35 


Sam Owre, 2000 34 

Sean Rybar, 2005 34 

Hits 



3. Brian Nelson, 2006 65 



Nate Mayben, 2002 64 


K.C. Rumrey, 2002 61 


Sam Owre, 2002 59 

Runs Batted In 

1. Sam Owre, 2002 47 

2. K.C. Rumrey, 2002 40 

3. Sam Owre, 2000 39 

4. Daniel Flores, 2008 38 

Brian Nelson, 2006 38 

6. Sam Owre, 1999 37 

7. Dustin Purnell, 2002 35 

8. Jeremy Frantz, 2006 34 

Micah Mills, 2002 34 


Nate Young, 1999 32 

Doubles 


28 

Warriors


2. Sam Owre, 2002 16 

K.C. Rumrey, 2002 16 


5. Jeremy Frantz, 2007 14 

6. Daniel Flores, 2008 13 

Sam Owre, 1999 13 




Brian Nelson, 2006 11 

Jason Brownell, 2002 11 


Sam Owre, 2000 11 

Dan Britton, 1990 11 

Triples 

1. Nate Young, 1997 4 

2. Steven Blum, 2009 2 

Josh Warner, 2009 2 

Jamie McGraw, 2008 2 



Jason Brownell, 2002 2 

K.C. Rumrey, 2001 2 


Mike Mayben, 1998 2 

Jim Cox, 1996 2 

Mike Miller, 1994 2 

Mike Miller, 1993 2 

Bryant Brogan, 1989 2 

Scott Wilcox, 1988 2 

Home Runs 

1. Sam Owre, 2000 10 

2. Sam Owre, 2002 9 

3. Sean Rybar, 2005 8 

4. Kurt Stroebel, 1992 7 


K.C. Rumrey, 2002 6 

Todd Smasal, 1999 6 

Nate Young, 1997 6 

Kurt Stroebel, 1995 6 

Dan Peters, 1990 6 

Greg Wilcox, 1988 6 

Total Bases 



3. Sam Owre, 2002 102 

4. K.C. Rumrey, 2002 97 

Sam Owre, 2000 97 



8. Sean Rybar, 2005 84 



Slugging Percentage 


1. Nate Young, 1997 .612 

2. Todd Smasal, 1999 .608 

3. Sam Owre, 2000 .588 

4. Dan Peters, 1990 .584 

5. Greg Wilcox, 1988 .577 


7. Todd Smasal, 2000 .556 

8. Kurt Stroebel, 1995 .554 

9. Sam Owre, 2002 .543 

10. Sean Rybar, 2005 .542 

On Base Percentage 


1. Dan Peters, 1990 .461 

2. Todd Smasal, 1999 .456 


4. Beau Batsell, 2002 .441 

Todd Smasal, 2000 .441 

6. Jim Cox, 1996 .429 

7. Jesse Gaylord, 2006 .427 

8. Jamie McGraw, 2006 .423 

9. Jeremy Frantz, 2007 .418 

10. Craig Spicer, 2009 .417 

Base On Balls 


2. Tyler Francis, 1994 29 

3. Scott Miller, 1991 28 



Tyler Francis, 1993 26 


8. John Hagensen, 2004 23 

Jason Dorsey, 1989 23 

10. Kent Wieber, 1991 22 

Scott Miller, 1989 22 

Hit By Pitch 


2. Matt Smith, 1995 13 

Chad Harms, 2005 13 



6. Josh Warner, 2009 9 




10. Doug Gausepohl, 2007 8 

John Winters, 2000 8 


Stolen Bases 

1. Russ Johnston, 2003 20 

2. Ryan Heil, 2007 18 



Kent Wieber, 1991 16 



Kent Wieber, 1990 14 



Ryan Heil, 2006 11 

Bryant Brogan, 1991 11 

CAREER HITTING 

Batting Average 

(Minimum 2 years played and 

2 at-bats per game) 

1. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 .408 

2. Brian Nelson, 2005-06 .349 

3. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 .341 

4. Jeremy Frantz, 2004-07 .340 

5. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 .326 

6. Sam Owre, 1999-02 .318 

7. Dan Peters, 1989-91 .315 

8. Nate Young, 1996-99 .313 

9. Jamie McGraw, 2006-08 .312 

10. Micah Mills, 2000-03 .302 

At-Bats 

1. Sam Owre, 1999-02 657 

2. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 656 

3. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 635 

4. Micah Mills, 2000-03 609 

5. Jason Brownell, 2001-04 549 

6. Dustin Purnell, 2000-03 529 

7. Nate Young, 1996-99 502 

8. Mike Mayben, 1995-98 500 

9. Kent Wieber, 1988-91 488 

10. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 481 

Runs Scored 

1. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 127 

2. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 120 

3. Sam Owre, 1999-02 111 

4. Chad Harms, 2002-04 103 

5. Micah Mills, 2000-03 102 

6. Kent Wieber, 1988-91 85 

7. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 80 

8. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 79 


10. Mike Mayben, 1995-98 76 

Hits 

1. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 214 

2. Sam Owre, 1999-02 209 

3. Micah Mills, 2000-03 184 

4. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 183 

5. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 164 

6. Nate Young, 1996-99 157 


8. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 148 

9. Jamie McGraw, 2006-08 144 

10. Kurt Stroebel, 1992-95 138 

Runs Batted In 

1. Sam Owre, 1999-02 143 

2. Micah Mills, 2000-03 111 

3. Kurt Stroebel, 1992-95 98 

4. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 90 


6. Nate Young, 1996-99 87 

Bryant Brogan, 1989-91 87 


9. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 80 

10. K.C. Rumrey, 2001-03 77 

Doubles 

1. Sam Owre, 1999-02 48 

2. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 38 


Micah Mills, 2000-03 34 

5. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 33 

6. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 31 

Nate Young, 1996-99 31 

8. K.C. Rumrey, 2001-03 29 


10. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 25 

Triples 

1. Nate Young, 1996-99 6 

2. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 5 


Nate Mayben, 2001-04 4 

Mike Mayben, 1995-98 4 

Mike Miller, 1991-94 4 


Jamie McGraw, 2006-08 4 

9. K.C. Rumrey, 2001-03 3 


Home Runs 

1. Sam Owre, 1999-02 24 

2. Nate Young, 1996-99 17 


4. Dan Peters, 1989-91 13 

5. Sean Ryber, 2004-05 9 


Dave Roberts, 2001-02 9 

8. Brian Nelson, 2005-06 8 

Jason Brownell, 2001-04 8 

K.C. Rumrey, 2001-03 8 

Dustin Purnell, 2000-03 8 

Beau Batsell, 1999-02 8 


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Total Bases 

1. Sam Owre, 1999-02 331 

2. Micah Mills, 2000-03 251 

Nate Young, 1996-99 251 

4. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 250 

Beau Batsell, 1999-02 250 


7. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 220 


9. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 211 

10. Dan Peters, 1989-91 191 

Slugging Percentage 



1. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 .581 

2. Dan Peters, 1989-91 .528 

3. Sam Owre, 1999-02 .504 

4. Nate Young, 1996-99 .500 

5. Brian Nelson, 2005-06 .487 

6. Jeremy Frantz, 2004-07 .471 

7. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 .457 

8. Kurt Stroebel, 1992-95 .452 

9. Bryant Brogan, 1989-91 .450 

10. Dave Roberts, 2001-02 .426 

On Base Percentage 



1. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 .449 

2. Dan Peters, 1989-91 .430 

3. Jamie McGraw, 2006-08 .420 

4. Brian Nelson, 2006-07 .413 

5. Jeremy Frantz, 2004-07 .407 

6. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 .396 

7. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 .388 

Keith Charette, 1999-00 .388 

9. Nate Young, 1996-99 .386 

10. Craig Spicer, 2007-09 .384 

Base On Balls 

1. Scott Miller, 1988-91 82 

2. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 76 

3. Jamie McGraw, 2006-08 75 

4. Kent Wieber, 1988-91 71 

5. Jason Dorsey, 1988-91 70 

Dan Peters, 1989-91 70 


8. Micah Mills, 2000-03 62 

9. Tyler Francis, 1991-94 61 

10. Mike Mayben, 1995-98 56 

Hit By Pitch 

1. Chad Harms, 2002-04 33 

2. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 31 

3. Matt Smith, 1992-95 25 

4. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 22 


6. Keith Charette, 1999-00 17 

7. Nate Young, 1996-99 16 


9. Four players 14 

Stolen Bases 

1. Beau Batsell, 1999-02 48 

2. Jamie McGraw, 2006-08 44 

3. Kent Wieber, 1988-91 37 

4. Ryan Heil, 2006-07 29 

5. Russ Johnston, 2002-03 26 

6. Todd Smasal, 1999-00 24 

Scott Miller, 1988-91 24 

8. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 22 


10. Dan Britton, 1990-91 20 

SINGLE SEASON PITCHING 

Earned Run Average 

(Minimum 25 innings pitched) 

1. Jason Braun, 2009 3.46 

2. Scott Fitchett, 2004 3.52 

3. Jeff Tollison, 2000 3.56 

4. Jed Dorsey, 1998 3.64 

5. Steve Nielsen, 1991 3.67 

6. Shane Emmert, 2003 3.84 

7. Derek Stokes, 2006 3.82 

8. Derek Stokes, 2008 3.93 

9. Nate Mayben, 2001 4.00 

10. Austin Roberts, 2001 4.02 

Innings Pitched 

1. Jeff Uskoski, 1999 106.2 

2. Jeff Uskoski, 2000 104.1 

3. Jordan Emery, 2007 89.0 

4. Scott Fitchett, 2007 88.2 

5. Jordan Emery, 2008 88.1 

6. Steve Nielsen, 1993 85.0 

7. John Zumwalt, 2004 83.1 

8, Rich Dorman, 2000 83.0 

9. Bruce Veltcamp, 1989 82.0 

10. Jed Dorsey, 1998 81.2 

Wins 

1. Jeff Uskoski, 2000 7 

2. Jordan Emery, 2006 6 

John Zumwalt, 2003 6 

Rich Dorman, 2000 6 

Jeff Uskoski, 1999 6 


Bryan Edwards, 2002 5 



Bryan Baker, 1999 5 

Appearances 

1. Scott Fitchett, 2007 31 

2. Bryan Edwards, 2002 27 

3. Jeff Tollison, 2002 25 

4. Zeke Clayton, 2005 24 




Bryan Bernard, 2005 22 


Josh Gaylord, 2004 20 

10. Five times 19 

Games Started 




Bruce Veltcamp, 1989 14 





Steve Nielsen, 1993 13 

Complete Games 

1. Steve Nielsen, 1993 9 

2. Bruce Veltcamp, 1989 8 





Jed Dorsey, 1998 6 




Shutouts 



3. Nine times 1 

Saves 



Jeff Tollison, 2000 9 




Scott Fitchett, 2004 4 

7. Six times 2 

Strikeouts 

1. Rich Dorman, 2000 81 


3. Jed Dorsey, 1998 74 


5. Bryan Baker, 1999 72 


7. Jason Braun, 2009 61 

8. Lance Wheeler, 1988 58 

9. John Zumwalt, 2002 57 

10. Pete Boyer, 1992 55 

CAREER PITCHING 

Earned Run Average 


50 innings pitched) 

1. Austin Roberts, 2001-02 4.76 

2. Derek Stokes, 2005-06, 08-09 4.81 

3. Travis Lange, 2002-03 4.86 

4. Rich White, 2001-02 4.94 

5. Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 4.99 

6. John Zumwalt, 2002-04 5.20 

7. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 5.27 

8. Jeff Tollison, 1999-02 5.35 

9. Jim Cox, 1994, 96 5.37 

10. Steve Nielsen, 1990-93 5.60 

Innings Pitched 

1. Jordan Emery, 2005-08 301.2 

2. John Zumwalt, 2002-04 282.0 

3. Jason Braun, 2006-09 275.2 

4. Steve Nielsen, 1990-93 267.0 

5. Jed Dorsey, 1995-98 260.0 

6. Bryan Baker, 1996-99 252.1 

7. Scott Fitchett, 2004-07 246.1 

8. Brett Timmerman, 2004-07 214.0 

9. Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 211.0 

10. Mike Mellison, 1989-92 192.2 

Wins 

1. John Zumwalt, 2002-04 17 

Jordan Emery, 2005-08 17 

3. Micah Mills, 2000-03 13 

Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 13 

5. Scott Fitchett, 2004-07 12 

Jed Dorsey, 1995-98 12 

7. Steve Nielsen, 1990-93 11 

8. Derek Stokes, 2005-06, 08-09 8 

Nate Mayben, 2001-04 8 

Jeff Tollison, 1999-02 8 

Appearances 


2. Jeff Tollison, 1999-02 83 

3. Jordan Emery, 2005-08 62 

4. Jason Braun, 2006-09 60 

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Warriors


John Zumwalt, 2002-04 60 

6. Derek Stokes, 2005-06, 08-09 59 

7. Bryan Baker, 1996-99 53 

8. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 51 

Mike Mellison, 1989-92 51 

10. Shane Emmert, 2000-03 50 

Games Started 

1. Jordan Emery, 2005-08 50 


3. Bryan Baker, 1996-99 43 

4. Mike Mellison, 1989-92 41 

5. Brett Timmerman, 2004-07 40 

John Zumwalt, 2002-04 40 

7. Jason Braun, 2006-09 39 

8. Jed Dorsey, 1995-98 38 

9. Micah Mills, 2000-03 35 

10. Pete Rasmussen, 1990-92 33 

Complete Games 


2. Jed Dorsey, 1995-98 22 

3. Jordan Emery, 2005-08 19 

4. Bryan Baker, 1996-99 14 

5. Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 13 

6. Mike Mellison, 1989-92 11 

7. Jason Braun. 2006-09 8 

Bruce Veltcamp, 1989 8 

8. Micah Mills, 2000-03 5 

Dan Mellison, 1994-97 5 

Shutouts 

1. Jed Dorsey, 1995-98 3 

2. Jason Braun, 2006-09 2 

Jordan Emery, 2005-08 2 

Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 2 


Travis Lange, 2002-03 1 


Jim Cox, 1994, 96 1 

Charlie Marks, 1991-92 1 

Saves 


2. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 11 


4. Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 5 

5. Zeke Clayton, 2004-07 4 

6. Derek Stokes, 2005-06, 08-09 3 

7. Jason Braun, 2006-09 2 

Aaron Baxter, 1992 2 

8. Several players 1 

Strikeouts 

1. Bryan Baker, 1996-99 200 

2. John Zumwalt, 2002-04 186 

3. Jordan Emery, 2005-08 182 

4. Jason Braun, 2006-09 166 

5. Jed Dorsey, 1995-98 160 


7. Jeff Uskoski, 1999-00 139 


9. Nate Mayben, 2001-04 114 

10. Micah Mills, 2000-03 108 

Pete Rasmussen, 1990-92 108 

** Bold indicates active player ** 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON 

Most Wins, 2002 29 

Fewest Losses, 2003 22 

Highest Winning Percentage, 2002 (29-23) .558 

Most Consecutive Wins, 2002 11 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON HITTING 

Highest Batting Average, 2002 .292 

Most At-Bats, 2002 1,681 

Most Runs Scored, 2002 327 

Most Hits, 2002 491 

Most Runs Batted In, 2002 295 

Most Doubles, 2002 97 

Most Triples, 1999, 2002, 2009 8 

Most Home Runs, 2002 34 

Most Total Bases, 2002 706 

Highest Slugging Percentage, 2002 .420 

Highest On Base Percentage, 2002 .369 

Most Base on Balls, 1990 174 

Most Hit By Pitch, 2002, 2005 64 

Most Stolen Bases, 2007 68 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON PITCHING 

Lowest Earned Run Average, 2002 5.08 

Most Saves, 2002, 2003 11 

Most Complete Games, 1989 17 

Most Shutouts, 2002 4 

Most Innings Pitched, 2002 403.2 

Most Strikeouts, 2002 298 

Fewest Hits Allowed, 1996 316 

Fewest Runs Allowed, 2003 235 

Fewest Earned Runs Allowed, 2001 181 

Fewest Base on Balls Allowed, 2003 106 

Fewest Hit By Pitch Allowed, 1991 18 

Fewest Wild Pitches, 2002 22 

Fewest Balks, 2002 1 

Fewest Doubles Allowed, 2006 55 

Fewest Triples Allowed, 1996, 1998, 2006, 2008 6 

Fewest Home Runs Allowed, 1994 13 

Lowest Opponent Batting Average, 2002 .273 

Win/Loss Records (1988-present) 

Year Overall Conference coach 

1988 3-34 Dennis Rasmussen 





1993 0-30 0-15 (7 th ) Dennis Rasmussen 






1999 19-28 8-21 (5 th ) Paul Gale 

2000 22-25 14-16 (3 rd ) Paul Gale 

2001 16-23-1 10-16-1 (3 rd ) Paul Gale 

2002 29-23 15-9 (2 nd ) Paul Gale 

2003 19-22 9-9 (3 rd ) Paul Gale 

2004 12-33 5-25 (5 th ) Paul Gale 

2005 17-28 11-16 (5 th ) Larry Casian 

2006 14-28 9-22 (5 th ) larry Casian 

2007 14-33-1 7-17 (4 th ) Nate Mayben 

2008 10-31 6-12 (4 th ) Nate Mayben 

2009 11-35 9-23 (4 th – North) Nate Mayben 

POST SEASON APPEARANCES 

NAIA Region I Tournament 

2000 (5 th ), 2002 (4 th ), 2003 (4 th ) 

NAIA BASEBALL RATINGS 

(Highest Corban ranking for each year) 

Top-25: 

None 

Received votes: 

No. 42 (May 8, 2002 – Final poll) 

No. 52 (November 12, 2002 – Preseason poll) 


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Up-to-date scores, schedules, rosters, press releases, and booster club information. 


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2010 Baseball Schedule 

Fri Feb 5 Oregon Institute of Technology 3 p.m. 

Sat Feb 6 Oregon Institute of Technology (2) 11 a.m. 

Fri Feb 12 Lewis-Clark State College ^ 12:30 p.m. 

Fri Feb 12 Concordia University ^ 3 p.m. 

Sat Feb 13 The College of Idaho ^ 3 p.m. 

Sun Feb 14 Lewis-Clark State College ^ 2 p.m. 

Tue Feb 23 George Fox University 2 p.m. 

Thu Feb 25 Linfield College % 6 p.m. 

Fri Feb 26 University of Puget Sound % 2 p.m. 

Sat Feb 27 Whitman College % 6 p.m. 

Sun Feb 28 Pacific Lutheran University % 6 p.m. 

Tue Mar 2 Pacific University 6 p.m. 

Fri Mar 5 University of British Columbia (2) * 12 p.m. 

Sat Mar 6 University of British Columbia (2) * 11 a.m. 

Tue Mar 9 Willamette University 2 p.m. 

Fri Mar 12 Patten University (2) * 11 a.m. 

Sat Mar 13 Patten University (2) * 11 a.m. 

Wed Mar 17 George Fox University 3 p.m. 

Fri Mar 19 Simpson University (2) * 1 p.m. 

Sat Mar 20 Simpson University (2) * 11 a.m. 

Tue Mar 23 Lewis & Clark College 12 p.m. 

Fri Mar 26 Concordia University (2) * 12 p.m. 

Sat Mar 27 Concordia University (2) * 12 p.m. 

Tue Mar 30 Pacific University 4 p.m. 

Fri Apr 2 University of British Columbia (2) * 12 p.m. 

Sat Apr 3 University of British Columbia (2) * 11 a.m. 

Tue Apr 6 Lewis & Clark College 4 p.m. 

Fri Apr 9 The College of Idaho (2) * 1 p.m. 

Sat Apr 10 The College of Idaho (2) * 11 a.m. 

Tue Apr 13 Willamette University 4 p.m. 

Mon Apr 19 Lewis-Clark State College 4 p.m. 

Tue Apr 20 Lewis-Clark State College (2) 11 a.m. 

Fri Apr 23 The College of Idaho (2) * 1 p.m. 

Sat Apr 24 The College of Idaho (2) * 11 a.m. 

Fri Apr 30 Concordia University (2) * 1 p.m. 

Sun May 2 Concordia University (2) * 1 p.m. 

BOLD denotes home game(s) 

* NAIA West Grouping Games 

^ Regence BlueShield of Idaho Tournament; Lewiston, Idaho (Host: Lewis-Clark State College) 

%Jim Doran Auto Classic; McMinnville, Ore. (Host: Linfield College) 

NAIA West Grouping Tournament: May 6-8 

NAIA World Series Opening Round: May 18-21 

Avista NAIA World Series: May 28-June 4; Lewiston, Idaho (Host: Lewis-Clark State College) 


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