UNIVERSITY of PUGET SOUND 2009 Baseball April 8, 2009 SPORTS INFO: (253) 879-3974 FAX: (253) 466-4156 CONTACT: Chris Thompson ([email protected]) INTERNET: www.ups.edu/ General Information Location.............. 1500 N. Warner CMB 1044 ...............................Tacoma, Washington 98416 Colors................................. Maroon and White Nickname ............................................... Loggers Enrollment ..................................................2,600 Founded........................................................1888 President ............................ Dr. Ronald Thomas Athletics Director ...................... Amy Hackett Associate AD/SWA ............... Robin Hamilton Facilities Manager ........................ Brian Billings Sports Information............... Chris Thompson Athletic Trainer ................ Craig Bennett, ATC Office Manager .......................... Cyndy Gulyas Athletic Department Phone ........ (253) 879-3140 Baseball Affiliation ............................. NCAA Division III Conference ......................... Northwest (NWC) Head Coach.................................. Brian Billings Record ................................................ 114-134-1 Office Phone ........................... (253) 879-3265 E-mail ................................... [email protected]Assistant Coaches Outfield/Hitting Coach ............... Jeff Halstead Bullpen/Bench Coach ....................... Bob Walz Pitching Coach ..................... Taylor Thompson Assistant Coach.......................... Mike Nadeau Assistant Coach............................ Matt Gylling Quick Facts 2008 Record.............................................. 19-20 2008 NWC Record/Finish .............. 15-17/6th Record at Home ...........................................7-9 Record on the Road ................................ 12-11 Position Players Returning/Lost ............ 10/11 Starters Returning/Lost ............................... 4/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................... 7/6 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost................ 2/2 Out of the Box The Loggers are now on a roll. The club has won four of their last five, including a win via a walk-off single on Sunday by Will Mentor. The Loggers now head down to Salem, Ore. to do battle with the Willamette Bearcats. Statistically Speaking Mark Rockey (pictured on right) is another weekend closer to a 2009 Batting Title. Rockey is hitting .494 with 14 doubles (first in league, sixth in nation) and seven home runs. He is also leading the league in on-base percentage with .623 (fourth in nation) as well as slugging percentage with .899 (tenth in nation.) Dakota Resnik is just behind Rockey in hitting percentage at third with a .452. Resnik rounds out the top five in on-base percentage at .535. He’s second triples with three. Tim Fogarty has moved up to 10th in ERA with a 5.26. Fol- lowing his save over Lewis & Clark this weekend, Spencer Crace has moved up to second in saves with two. Scouting Willamette On Tuesday, The Bearcats (13-11/10-7 NWC) named interim coach Aaron Swick as head coach. Swick has been serving as interim coach since September. Swick’s club is led by this weeks league player of the week Kyle Stalker. Stalker is fourth in the league in hitting percentage at .452. He leads the league with seven home runs and third in RBIs with 34. Other notable hitters are Jack McGee (.382), T.C. Lee (.324), and Mitchell Rowan (.313) Seven arms have started for Willamette. Blake Paisley has started the most with five and has a 8.39 ERA. Devin Grindy has a 9.09 ERA in 34.2 innings pitched. Grindy is 2-3 with 10 strikeouts. Ryan Hood-Taylor has started all three of his appearances and is 2-0. Hood- Taylor leads the team in strikeouts with 17. Next Games Date: April 10, 2009 Opponent: Willamette (DH) Location: Roy S. Keene Stadium (Salem, Ore.) Time: Noon PDT Date: April 11, 2009 Opponent: Willamette (DH) Location: Roy S. Keene Stadium (Salem, Ore.) Time: Noon PDT
General InformationLocation..............1500 N. Warner CMB 1044...............................Tacoma, Washington 98416Colors .................................Maroon and WhiteNickname ............................................... LoggersEnrollment ..................................................2,600Founded ........................................................1888President ............................Dr. Ronald ThomasAthletics Director ...................... Amy HackettAssociate AD/SWA ............... Robin HamiltonFacilities Manager ........................ Brian Billings Sports Information ...............Chris ThompsonAthletic Trainer ................Craig Bennett, ATCOffice Manager .......................... Cyndy GulyasAthletic Department Phone ........ (253) 879-3140
Assistant CoachesOutfield/Hitting Coach ...............Jeff HalsteadBullpen/Bench Coach ....................... Bob WalzPitching Coach .....................Taylor ThompsonAssistant Coach .......................... Mike NadeauAssistant Coach ............................ Matt Gylling
Quick Facts2008 Record .............................................. 19-202008 NWC Record/Finish ..............15-17/6thRecord at Home ...........................................7-9Record on the Road ................................ 12-11Position Players Returning/Lost ............ 10/11Starters Returning/Lost ...............................4/5Pitchers Returning/Lost ...............................7/6Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost ................2/2
Out of the Box
The Loggers are now on a roll. The club has won four of their last five, including a win via a walk-off single on Sunday by Will Mentor. The Loggers now head down to Salem, Ore. to do battle with the Willamette Bearcats.
Statistically Speaking
Mark Rockey (pictured on right) is another weekend closer to a 2009 Batting Title. Rockey is hitting .494 with 14 doubles (first in league, sixth in nation) and seven home runs. He is also leading the league in on-base percentage with .623 (fourth in nation) as well as slugging percentage with .899 (tenth in nation.)
Dakota Resnik is just behind Rockey in hitting percentage at third with a .452. Resnik rounds out the top five in on-base percentage at .535. He’s second triples with three.
Tim Fogarty has moved up to 10th in ERA with a 5.26. Fol-lowing his save over Lewis & Clark this weekend, Spencer Crace has moved up to second in saves with two.
Scouting Willamette
On Tuesday, The Bearcats (13-11/10-7 NWC) named interim coach Aaron Swick as head coach. Swick has been serving as interim coach since September.
Swick’s club is led by this weeks league player of the week Kyle Stalker. Stalker is fourth in the league in hitting percentage at .452. He leads the league with seven home runs and third in RBIs with 34. Other notable hitters are Jack McGee (.382), T.C. Lee (.324), and Mitchell Rowan (.313)
Seven arms have started for Willamette. Blake Paisley has started the most with five and has a 8.39 ERA. Devin Grindy has a 9.09 ERA in 34.2 innings pitched. Grindy is 2-3 with 10 strikeouts. Ryan Hood-Taylor has started all three of his appearances and is 2-0. Hood-Taylor leads the team in strikeouts with 17.
Next Games
Date: April 10, 2009Opponent: Willamette (DH)Location: Roy S. Keene Stadium (Salem, Ore.)Time: Noon PDT
Date: April 11, 2009Opponent: Willamette (DH)Location: Roy S. Keene Stadium (Salem, Ore.)Time: Noon PDT
Date Opponent Venue City Time/Score Feb. 17 Saint Martin’s Saints Field Lacey, Wash. L 5-7Feb. 20 #vs. Concordia (Ore.) Roy Helser Field McMinnville, Ore. W 9-6Feb. 21 #Linfield Roy Helser Field McMinnville, Ore. L 2-12Feb. 22 #Whitman Roy Helser Field McMinnville, Ore. W 9-8Feb. 28 *Whitworth (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. W 18-5 / W 17-4Mar. 1 *Whitworth (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. L 7-12 / Rain OutMar. 13 $Pomona-Pitzer Alumni Field Claremont, Calif. L 4-5Mar. 14 $Redlands (DH) The Yard Redlands, Calif. W 9-6 / L 9-14Mar. 15 $Claremont-M-S Bill Arce Field Claremont, Calif. L 4-9Mar. 21 *Linfield (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. L 4-14 / L 4-5Mar. 22 *Linfield (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. L 2-11 / L 4-10Mar. 29 *Pacific (DH) Chuck Bafaro Stadium Forest Grove, Ore. L 2-3 (10) / L 5-9Mar. 30 *Pacific (DH) Chuck Bafaro Stadium Forest Grove, Ore. L 2-3 / W 8-2Apr. 4 *Lewis & Clark (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. W 15-4, L 10-12Apr. 5 *Lewis & Clark (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. W 2-1, W 9-8Apr. 10 *Willamette (DH) Roy S. Keene Stadium Salem, Ore. NoonApr. 11 *Willamette (DH) Roy S. Keene Stadium Salem, Ore. NoonApr. 18 *George Fox (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. NoonApr. 19 *George Fox (DH) Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. NoonApr. 22 British Columbia Logger Field Tacoma, Wash. 3:00 pmApr. 25 *Pacific Lutheran (DH) PLU Field Parkland, Wash. NoonApr. 26 *Pacific Lutheran (DH) PLU Field Parkland, Wash. NoonMay 1 *Whitman (DH) Borleske Stadium Walla Walla, Wash. NoonMay 2 *Whitman (DH) Borleske Stadium Walla Walla, Wash. 11:00 a.m.
Home Games Denoted in Bold* Indicates Northwest Conference (NWC) Game# Indicates Jim Doran Auto Classic Game (McMinnville, Ore.)$ Indicates California Classic Game
2009 Northwest Conference StandingsAs of April 8, 2009
Home .......................................................................... 5-7Away ........................................................................... 3-7Neutral ........................................................................ 1-0
When Leading After1 .................................................................................... 4-12 .................................................................................... 7-23 .................................................................................... 7-44 .................................................................................... 7-35 .................................................................................... 6-36 .................................................................................... 6-17 .................................................................................... 5-28 .................................................................................... 6-1
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Category Rank Actual National Leader ActualBatting Average (359 ranked) 150 0.314 Curry 0.385Scoring (359 ranked) 179 7.0 Shenandoah 11.9Runs (359 ranked) 139 160.0 Shenandoah 344.0Hits (359 ranked) 116 240.0 Methodist 398.0Doubles Per Game (359 ranked) 58 2.39 Keene St. 3.37Doubles (359 ranked) 68 55.0 Pomona-Pitzer 87.0Triples Per Game (359 ranked) 160 0.3 Howard Payne 0.87Triples (359 ranked) 124 7.0 Howard Payne 26.0Home Runs Per Game (359 ranked) 122 0.57 Johns Hopkins 1.52Home Runs (359 ranked) 109 13.0 McMurry 46.0Slugging Percentage (359 ranked) 123 0.455 Pomona-Pitzer 0.607Stolen Bases Per Game (359 ranked) 223 1.13 Manhattanville 4.44Stolen Bases (359 ranked) 190 26.0 Wesley 116.0Base on Balls (359 ranked) 183 78.0 Texas-Dallas 168.0Sacrifice Bunts (359 ranked) 46 17.0 Methodist 37.0Hit by Pitch (359 ranked) 12 46.0 Millsaps
Rhodes66.066.0
Sacrifice Flies (359 ranked) 169 8.0 Millsaps 24.0Earned Run Average (359 ranked) 198 6.13 Salisbury 2.42Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (359 ranked) 323 4.7 Concordia (TX) 10.5Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (359 ranked) 257 12.5 Salisbury 7.04Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (359 ranked) 156 4.14 Lynchburg 2.16Fielding Percentage (359 ranked) 146 0.949 St. Thomas (MN) 0.98Double Plays Per Game (359 ranked) 11 1.13 Carleton 1.35Double Plays (359 ranked) 20 26.0 Sul Ross St. 36.0WL Pct (359 ranked) 246 0.391 Eastern Conn. St. 0.9
Category Player Rank Actual National Leader ActualBatting Average (500 ranked) Mark Rockey
Dakota Resnik2279
0.4940.452
Jonathan Gray, Penn St.-Behrend 0.545
Runs Per Game (500 ranked) Dakota ResnikMark Rockey
373455
1.00.96
Jorge Rosado, Baruch 1.93
Runs (500 ranked) Dakota ResnikMark Rockey
379439
23.022.0
Kyle Harvey, Texas Lutheran 47.0
Hits (500 ranked) Mark RockeyDakota Resnik
133152
39.038.0
Javier Arrieta, Sul Ross St. 63.0
Doubles Per Game (500 ranked) Mark RockeyMatt Cox
15492
0.610.3
Chris Brockman, Rockford 0.85
Doubles (500 ranked) Mark Rockey 6 14.0 Joseph Durso, MoravianKyle Harvey, Texas Lutheran
17.017.0
Triples Per Game (500 ranked) Dakota ResnikGregg Ringold
143330
0.130.09
Matt Goldstein, RedlandsJordan Hammontree, Howard Payne
0.320.32
Triples (500 ranked) Dakota ResnikGregg Ringold
60169
3.02.0
Matt Goldstein, RedlandsJordan Hammontree, Howard Payne
8.08.0
Home Runs Per Game (500 ranked) Mark Rockey 69 0.26 Drew Hedman, Pomona-Pitzer 0.61
Home Runs (500 ranked) Mark RockeyMatt CoxGregg Ringold
65507507
6.02.02.0
Drew Hedman, Pomona-Pitzer 17.0
Runs Batted In Per Game (500 ranked) Mark RockeyWill Mentor
77281
1.351.05
Drew Hedman, Pomona-Pitzer 2.0
Runs Batted In (500 ranked) Mark RockeyWill Mentor
85290
31.023.0
Drew Hedman, Pomona-Pitzer 56.0
Slugging Percentage (500 ranked) Mark RockeyDakota Resnik
10281
0.8990.631
Drew Hedman, Pomona-Pitzer 1.148
Total Bases (500 ranked) Mark RockeyDakota Resnik
57245
71.053.0
Javier Arrieta, Sul Ross St. 126.0
On Base Percentage (500 ranked) Mark RockeyDakota Resnik
480
0.6230.535
Jay Slick, Bethel (MN) 0.655
Stolen Bases Per Game (500 ranked) Mike Kovach, Beloit 1.33Stolen Bases (500 ranked) Gregg Ringold 386 7.0 Justin Weiner, DePauw 29.0Base on Balls Per Game (500 ranked) Mark Rockey 39 0.91 Randy Lorber, Texas-Dallas 1.4Base on Balls (500 ranked) Mark Rockey 33 21.0 Randy Lorber, Texas-Dallas 42.0Hit By Pitch Per Game (500 ranked) Dakota Resnik
Doug CoxGregg RingoldMark RockeyWill Mentor
104183213236322
0.350.290.270.260.23
Richard Garcia, Dubuque 0.83
Hit by Pitch (500 ranked) Dakota ResnikDoug CoxGregg RingoldMark RockeyWill Mentor
56168168168242
8.06.06.06.05.0
Travis Perkins, Rhodes 16.0
Toughest to Strike Out (500 ranked) Mark Rockey 349 11.3 Matt VanderVelde, Hope 9999.0Sacrifice Bunts Per Game (500 ranked) Dakota Resnik 58 0.22 Ryan Schmidt, Ursinus
Saves (500 ranked) Spencer Crace 98 2.0 Steve Matre, Mt. St. Joseph 11.0Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (500 ranked) Dave Filak, Oneonta St. 14.7Strikeouts (500 ranked) Michael Johnson, Concordia (TX) 85.0Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (500 ranked) Tim Fogarty 255 9.31 Andy Lowe, Heidelberg 3.56Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (500 ranked) Cameron Duvall
Tim Fogarty234365
2.593.34
Casey Lawrence, Albrht 0.41
UNIVERSITY of PUGET SOUND2009 BaseballRecap - February 17, 2009
LACEY, Wash. - A five-run second inning proved to not quite be enough as the Puget Sound Loggers fell to the Saint Martin’s Saints, 7-5, in a non-conference baseball game on Tuesday afternoon at Saints Field in Lacey, Wash.
The Saints (1-4) got on the board first in the bottom of the first after Shane Shoeneberg doubled to lead things off and eventually came around to score on a wild pitch by Logger starter Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes).
The Loggers (0-1) answered back in a big way in the top of the second. Freshman Charlie Bogart (Beverly Hills, Calif.) reached on a fielding error by the second baseman that allowed Casey Coberly (Boise, Idaho) and Chaz Kramer (Boulder, Colo./Silver Creek) to score an give Puget Sound a 2-1 lead. Sophomore Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) picked up an RBI on a single to right field that scored Spencer Crace (Wilsonville, Ore.) and then Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawaii/Kala-heo) drove in Bogart as well as Zach Girod (Vancouver, Wash./Fort Vancouver) for an early 5-1 Logger lead.
The Saints answered back with three runs in the bottom of the inning to tighten the Puget Sound lead to 5-4 but the Loggers were able to hold on to the advantage until the sixth inning when Jake Owens hit the sacrifice fly to center field to score Andy Cole. After a couple scoreless innings, the Saints found themselves with runners on second and third with two outs in the bottom of the eighth when Andrew Braegelmann hit a hard ball towards Crace at third base. Crace managed to scoop up the ball but his throw sailed wide, allowing Seth Drake and Michael McIver to score and give SMU a 7-5 lead.
Senior Kevin Jones came in to pitch the ninth inning for the Saints and got three straight outs to give Saint Martin’s their first win of the year.
The Loggers were led offensively by Resnik, who finished the game three-for-four from the plate with an RBI. Duvall looked solid in his first start of the season, despite allowing four runs on eight hits in four innings pitched.
Jeff Brooks collected the win for SMU, allowing one hit in one and two-third scoreless innings pitched. Colby Robinson (Gig Harbor, Wash./Olympic College) took the loss for Puget Sound, allowing two runs, neither of them earned, on one hit in one and two-thirds innings pitched. Jones collected the save, pitching one inning of no-hit ball.
LOGGERS SMALL BALL CONCORDIA IN 9-6 WINBy: Jermaine Williams (UPS Athletics)
McMINNVILLE, Ore. – Puget Sound picked up their first win of the young season over the Concordia Cavaliers 9-6 in a non-conference game at the Jim Doran Auto Classic, hosted by Linfield.
Already holding a 2-0 lead after two, the Loggers were quickly in a hole as the first two batters struck out in the top of the third. David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea) reach via a walk and Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) singled up the middle, setting up Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) to send a screaming double to the outfield scoring both Thirlby and Cox. Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) added another run with his single scoring Mentor.
Back at it in the fourth, Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./Univ. of New Mexico) picked up his first collegiate homerun leading off the fourth inning. The Loggers manufactured two more runs of a bunt single by Cox and a two-RBI single by Charlie Bogart (Beverly Hills, Calif./Beverly Hills).
The Loggers would add an insurance run late in the eighth inning again by playing small ball to advance runners. Concordia would not go quietly as they rallied in the final inning. The Cavs close the six-run advantage, adding three runs but the de-fense quickly shut down the Cavs, giving the Logger their first win of the season, 9-6
Tim Fogarty (Pacifica, Calif./Sacred Heart Cathedral) earned the win, striking out six in five inning of work. Offensively, Cox was 3-5 and scored two times. Both Ringold and Thirlby each had two hits as well as lead-off man Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport). Dylan Smith picked up the loss for Concordia, allowing 12 hits in seven innings on the hill.
McMINNVILLE, Ore. - Taking on the defending Northwest Conference champs and the favorite to win the 2009 crown, the Puget Sound Loggers fell to the Linfield Wildcats, 12-2, in a non-conference baseball game on Saturday at the Jim Doran Auto Classic in McMinnville, Ore.
The Loggers got on the board first in the top of the first inning when freshman Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) doubled to score Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) to give Puget Sound a brief 1-0 lead.
Linfield answered back with a run of their own in the bottom of the inning and then exploded for six runs in the third inning to open up a 7-1 lead. The Wildcats added two more runs in the fifth inning to push the lead to 9-1.
Puget Sound scored again in the seventh inning when Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) singled in Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./New Mexico) but three more Linfield runs in the eighth gave them the eventual 12-2 win.
Logger starter Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) took the loss for the Loggers, allowing five runs on seven hits with one walk and one strikeout in two innings pitched. Spencer Crace (Wilsonville, Ore.) pitched well in relief, throwing four innings with three strikeouts and just one walk. Robert Vaughn collected the win for Linfield, allowing just one run on six hits with five walks in five and two-thirds innings pitched.
Win-Vaughn, Robert(1-0) Loss-Duvall, Cameron(0-1) T-2:48 A-300HR LIN - Bixenman, Cole (1); Bard, Don (1).Weather: High overcast, dryDuvall faced 5 batters in the 3rd.
UNIVERSITY of PUGET SOUND2009 BaseballRecap - February 22, 2009
McMINNVILLE, Ore. - A sacrifice fly by Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) in the bottom of the eighth was enough to pull the Puget Sound Loggers past the Whitman Missionaries, 9-8, in a non-conference baseball game on Sunday afternoon at the Jim Doran Auto Classic in McMinnville, Ore.
After Whitman was able to sneak a run across in the top of the first inning, the Logger bats came alive in the bottom half of the inning. Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./New Mexico) got on base following a Whitman error that also al-lowed Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) to score and tie the game up at 1-1.
The Loggers got two more on the board a few batters later when David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea) doubled in both Matt Cox and Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawaii/Kalaheo). The long inning wasn’t over yet as Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) reached on an error that allowed Thirlby to score and then Zach Girod (Vancouver, Wash./Fort Vancouver) scored on a double by Andrew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) as Puget Sound held a 5-1 lead after the first full inning.
After three more Whitman runs in the top of the second got the Missionaries back within one run, Thirlby singled up the middle in the bottom of the inning to score Doug Cox and Resnik and push the UPS lead to 7-4. Whitman retook the lead following a sole run in the top of the fourth and three more in the fifth that put them up by a score of 8-7.
The Loggers tied the game back up in the sixth inning when Rockey singled to left field to score Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School). Puget Sound then took the final lead in the bottom of the eighth when Matt Cox used a one-out sacrifice fly to score Ringold and secure the 9-8 victory.
Junior Jarvis Nohara (Honolulu, Hawaii/Iolani) collected the win, pitching two innings of scoreless baseball to close the game out. Blaine Mercado took the loss for Whitman, allowing nine runs, six of them earned, on 10 hits in eight innings pitched with a pair of strikeouts and a walk.
TACOMA, Wash. - Playing their first games at a renovated Logger Field, the Puget Sound Loggers swept past the Whitworth Pirates, 18-5 and 17-4, in a Northwest Conference baseball doubleheader on Saturday afternoon at Logger Field in Tacoma, Wash.
In the first game, the Loggers got on the board in the bottom of the first when Devin Black (Evergreen, Colo.) singled up the middle to score Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newcastle). The Loggers blew the game open in the bottom of the second as Andrew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) singled in Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawaii) to make it 2-0 and by the time to Loggers were done hitting, the score stood at 7-0. Resnik also picked up an RBI and both Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./New Mexico) and David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea) drove in a pair of runs.
Whitworth scored in the top of the third when Dan Belet hit a two-run home run down the left field line to score Kevin Valerio as well but the Loggers answered back again in the bottom of the third, exploding for six more runs on six more hits. Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Huills, Calif./Harker School) drove in the first run and Resnik, Chaz Kramer (Boulder, Colo./Silver Creek), Thirlby and Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) would also drive in runs during the inning.
Puget Sound added another run in the bottom of the fourth on a Black home run to left field and then the Loggers added three more on a three-run home run by Ringold in the seventh inning. Whitworth played to the end, plating three runs in the top of the ninth but the deficit was too great as the Loggers collected the 18-5 win in the NWC opener.
Tim Fogarty (Pacifica, Calif./Sacred Heart Cathedral) collect the win and earned a complete game, striking out one and walking one in nine innings pitched. Peter Birdwell took the loss for Whitworth, allowing seven runs on seven hits with four strikeouts and three walks in two innings pitched. Six Loggers had multiple hits in the game, including Ringold, who finished the game five-for-five from the plate with four runs scores and four RBIs.
Switching to their red alternate jerseys, the Pirates hoped for better luck in the second game but the Loggers’ home whites still had some pop left in them. Whitworth got on the board in the top of the first when Chad Flett singled through the right side to score Luis Tovar but the Pirate lead would be short-lived. In the bottom of the second, the Loggers took the led on a two-RBI single by Ringold that scored both Jason Powell (Redwood City, Calif./Sacred Heart Prep) and Mentor. Rockey made it 6-0 with a one-out grand slam to right center that drove in Black, Ringold, and Grady as well.
Ringold picked up two more RBIs on a triple in the third that gave UPS the 8-0 lead and Resnik followed that with a two-run home run that scored Ringold. The Logger bats came alive once again in the sixth as Puget Sound pummeled the Pirates for seven runs on six hits, including a pair of RBIs from Mentor, Resnik and Rockey.
Whitworth added another run in the top of the eighth as Tovar scored on a Flett fielders choice. Two more Pirate runs would come across in the top of the ninth but, as was the case in the first game, it was much too little, too late.
Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) got the win for UPS, allowing just two runs on seven hits with six strikeouts in eight innings pitched. Collin Gibbs shouldered the loss for Whitworth, allowing 10 runs on eight hits with three strikeouts in four innings pitched. Just like the first game, six Loggers had multiple hits in the nightcap. Rockey was three-for-five with six RBIs while Resnick was three-for-four in game two to go six-for-eight on the day with five total runs and six RBIs.
UNIVERSITY of PUGET SOUND2009 BaseballRecap - February 28, 2009
TACOMA, Wash. - A day after putting up 35 runs in a pair of Northwest Conference victories, the Puget Sound Loggers got a taste of their own medicine on Sunday afternoon as the Whitworth Pirates used a nine-run second inning to take a 12-7 win in a NWC baseball game at Logger Field in Tacoma. The teams were supposed to play two games but the second game was washed away due to rain.
Whitworth took the lead in the second inning, taking advantage of three Logger errors to score nine runs, all of them un-earned, to take the early lead. The highlight of the inning came on a triple by outfielder Mitch Ramsay that scored a trio of Pirate runs as Whitworth gave the Loggers a taste of what Saturday was like for them.
The Loggers bats got to work in the bottom of the second as Puget Sound led off the inning with three straight triples. David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea) doubled to right center to score Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) and then Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawaii/Kalaheo) doubled in Thirlby to put two Logger runs on the board. Cox and Travis Hernandez (Burlington, Wash./Burlington-Edison) scored runs three and four respectively on a double by Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) as the Loggers cut the gap to 9-4.
Puget Sound got within two runs in the fourth inning as Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) singled in Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep). Resnik then singled in Hernandez and Ringold came around and scored on a Whit-worth throwing error following a failed pickoff attempt.
In the top of the sixth, the Pirates got a pair of insurance runs on a triple by Mitch Nelson that scored Luis Tovar and Mitch Ramsay and then Nelson scored one more on a Logger error as the Pirates collected the eventual 12-7 victory.
Spencer Crace (Wilsonville, Ore.) took the loss for the Loggers, allowing nine runs, all unearned, on eight hits in one and two-thirds innings pitched. Chad Flett collected the win for Whitworth, allowing seven runs, six earned, on 10 hits with eight strikeouts in the seven-inning complete game.
Resnik continued his hot-hitting at the plate, going three-for-four with three RBIs on the game to lead the Logger offense. Ramsay led the way for Whitworth, going four-for-four from the plate with two runs scored and three RBIs.
SAGEHENS RALLY TO TOP LOGGERS 5-4 By: Jermaine Williams (UPS Athletics)
CLAREMONT, Calif. - The Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens mounted a ninth inning rally to overcome the Puget Sound Loggers in a non-conference game at Alumni Field by a tally of 5-4.
The Loggers put a pair of runs on the board in the top of the third inning with extra base hits by both Dakota Resnik (Bel-levue, Wash./Newport) and Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./Univ. of New Mexico). Resnik led off the inning with his first triple of the season to center. Rockey followed suit with an RBI double later in the inning. Following a balk by David Colvin, Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep.) would drive in Rockey via a ground out to second.
In the fourth, Puget Sound would take a 3-0 advantage as Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) singled An-drew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) home. The Sagehens would answer with a two run fourth off the bats off Mike Silva and Brandon Huerta, cutting the Logger lead to one.
Pomona-Pitzer would then take the lead in the sixth when Nicholas Frederick hit a two-run homerun to left field. The Loggers would waste no time tying the game as they manufactured a run following Ringold’s lead-off double in the seventh. Resnik’s sacrifice bunt sent Ringold to third and Devin Black (Evergreen, Colo.) drove in the run via a ground out.
Tied 4-4 in the bottom of the ninth, the Sagehens would don their rally caps and drive in the game-winning run off the bat of Fredericks, who earlier pushed the Sagehens in front following a homerun.
Loggers reliever Jarvis Nohara (Honolulu, Hawai’i/Iolani) received the loss. Starting pitcher Taylor Volz (Portland, Ore./US Grant) threw 3.2 innings two runs on five hits and struck out a pair. Ringold went 3-for-4, including two, two-out hits and one RBI. Freshman Leo Rosetti picked up the win for the Sagehens, striking out two of the four batters he faced in the ninth. Colvin, the starter, went eight inning and allowed all four of the Logger runs, struck out four, and allowed seven hits in the no decision.
REDLANDS, Calif. - Facing off against the 19th-ranked team in NCAA Division III, the Puget Sound Loggers more than held their own, splitting a non-conference doubleheader with the Redlands Bulldogs, winning 9-6 before losing 14-9, at The Yard on Saturday afternoon in Redlands, Calif.
In the first game, the host Bulldogs took an early 1-0 lead but Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) was able to knock in Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./New Mexico) in the top of the second to even the score at 1-1. Redlands added one more in the bottom of the second and a pair in the third to push their lead to 4-1 after three frames.
The score would stay at 4-1 through five innings until the Logger bats came alive again in the sixth. Rockey led things off with an RBI double to left center that scored Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport). Cox then doubled to right field, scoring Rockey and then Andrew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) hit a two-RBI double upt he middle that scored Cox and David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea).
Redlands would strike for one more in the seventh but Rockey picked up another RBI in the seventh as he drove in Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) and then Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) singled in Rockey to put UPS up, 7-5. One more Redlands run got them back within one in the bottom of the eighth but Rockey hit a bomb to right field to score a pair as the Loggers collected the 9-6 victory.
Colby Robinson (Gig Harbor, Wash./Olympic College) got the win for the Loggers while Spencer Crace (Wilsonville, Ore.) collected the save. Kevin Bissell took the loss for the Bulldogs. Rockey finished the game three-for-four from the plate with four runs scored and four RBIs.
In the second game, the Bulldogs took control early, putting up four runs in the top of the first. The Loggers answered back with a pair in the bottom of the first, including one on an RBI triple by Cox. The Bulldogs answered that back with two of their own in the top of the second on a home run by Jeffre Johnson. In the bottom of the second, Ringold got the Logger offense going with a two-RBI triple down the right field line that scored Grady and Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawaii/Kalaheo). Chaz Kramer (Boulder, Colo./Silver Creek) then singled in Ringold to get Puget Sound back within one run, 6-5.
Each team added one run in the fourth and then the Bulldogs tacked on another run in the top of the fifth to push their lead to two runs. Redlands blew the game open in the top of the seventh, using five runs to build the big lead. UPS answered back with a pair of runs in the bottom of the frame but it would prove to be too little as the Bulldogs would win by an eventual final of 14-9.
Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) took the loss for Puget Sound, allowing eight runs on 14 hits in five and two-thirds innings pitched with three strikeouts.
STAGS EARLY INNINGS TRUMPS LOGGERS 9-4 By: Jermaine Williams (UPS Athletics)
CLAREMONT, Calif. - Claremont-M-S was strong early and often, holding the Loggers offense at bay in the 9-4 win at Arce Field in a non-conference game in the California Classic.
The Logger bats were held silent the first eight innings, only picking up four hits off Stags starter Max Rose. Claremont-M-S tallied five runs in the opening two inning. Logger starter Alex Baugh (Snohomish, Wash./Monrow) was roughed up in is first collegiate start, allowing five runs on six hits in 1.2 inning pitched.
Training 9-0, the Loggers had an offensive break out in the eighth, talling four runs and three hits. Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) led off the inning with a solo homerun. Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) would follow with a walk and Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./Univ. of New Mexico) would drive him in via an RBI double. Will Mentor reached first via fielding error on first baseman Andrew Blomberg. Rockey would later score off a ground out by David Thirlby (Se-attle, Wash./O’Dea). Mentor, who reached base on error, would score from an error again on Blomberg. The Stags brought in relief pitcher Alex Sunderland he closed the door on the Loggers, obtaining the final five outs of the game.
Baugh, the Logger starter, picked up the loss. Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawai’i/Kalaheo) went 3-for-4 Loggers, all singles, while Rockey was 2-for-4 with a double. Winning pitcher was Rose for the Stags, pitching eight of the nine innings.
LOGGERS SCARE WILDCATS By: Jermaine Williams (UPS Athletics)
TACOMA, Wash. - Following a series opening win by #20 Linfield, 14-4, the Loggers put a big fright in the Wildcats, coming up just short of the upset, 5-4 in a Northwest Conference matchup today at Logger Field.
The back end of today’s double-header was exciting from start to finish as the Loggers stood toe-to-toe with the Wildcats. Linfield scored right out of the gate via a pair of Logger errors. Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) tied the game at two with a screaming double down the left line.
Linfield would retake a 3-2 lead in the fourth inning off a single by Ryan Larson. However, the Loggers would answer the call, tying the game for the second time in the fifth inning. Mark Rockey (Montlake Terrance, Wash./Univ. of New Mexico) led off the inning by drawing the hit-by-pitch. Rockey advanced to second and then third via a walk and beautiful bunt by Casey Coberly (Boise, Idaho). Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawai’i/Kalaheo) would drive Rockey in with a sacrifice fly to right field.
Rockey would lead off the seventh inning with a double to centerfield that was five feet from clearing the wall. Following a passed ball, Coberly singled into left field, scoring Rockey and pushing the Loggers ahead 4-3. Linfield would rally in the fol-lowing inning off a double to deep center by designated hitter Stew David, tying the game at four and a throwing error on the Loggers, allowing the final run to cross the plate. The Loggers could only get one more hit before losing a heart-breaker 5-4.
Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) pitched a beauty today for the Loggers, going 7.2 innings. Wildcat starter Reese McCulley drew the no decision after pitching five innings. Mitch Edwards was awarded the win, following three innings of work. Andy Hunthausen picked up his first save of the year.In the opener, the day started our rough for the Loggers who allowed five runs in the top of the second inning. The Wildcats took advantage of getting their two lead runners aboard and continuing to move them around via base hits. Following a double by Mentor, Doug Cox singled to right field, putting the first Logger run on the board in the fourth, 6-1.
Linfield would add five more in the fifth before Mentor would come back up and send a three-run no-doubter over the fence to cut the Wildcat lead to 11-4. The ‘cats held on to their advantage, adding a few more insurance runs before ultimately winning 14-4.
Logger starter Tim Fogarty (Pacifica, Calif./Sacred Heart Cathedral) drew his first loss of the season today, going four inning and allowing seven hits and nine runs. Cameron Larson, Linfield starter, improved to 4-1 on the season, as he threw seven inning, striking out six.
ROCKY’S SIX-RBI DAY NOT ENOUGH TO POWER PAST LINFIELD By: Jermaine Williams (UPS Athletics)
TACOMA, Wash. - In the final day of the Puget Sound/Linfield series, Mark Rockey went a combined 3-6 with two homer-uns and six RBI’s, but it was not enough power as the Loggers dropped the final two games, 11-2 and 10-4, in a Northwest Conference double-header at Logger Field.
In the opener, Puget Sound took a 2-0 lead early as Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) led the game off with a single. Rockey (Montlake Terrace, Wash./Univ. of New Mexico) would later follow with a two-run homerun to left center. That lead would stick until the fourth when Wildcat slugger Stew David lined a double down the leftfield line. Following a pair of hits and RBI’s, the ‘cats would have a 3-2 lead.
The sixth inning was the big inning for Linfield as they picked up six runs on four hits, capped by David’s two-run homerun down the leftfield line. Linfield would add two more in the top of the seventh, taking the win 11-2
Taylor Volz (Portland, Ore./Grant) went 5.0 innings for the Loggers. He struck out three in a losing effort. Evan Hilberg im-proved his record to 4-0 in the win. Hilberg also struck out six Loggers in 6.0 inning of work.
The late-inning work from Linfield bled over to the beginning of the second and final game of the series. The ‘cats scored a pair in the first, one in the third, and five in the fifth before the Loggers could answer. Resnik led off the fourth inning by getting hit by the pitch. Following a pop out, Rockey again stepped to the plate and a two-run homerun to left center.
Linfield added a run in both the sixth and seventh inning. The Loggers would not go quietly and mounted a small rally in the seventh. With two outs on the board, Marcus Luther (Newport, Ore./Newport) came in to pinch hit and drew a walk. That was followed by a Travis Hernandez (Burlington, Wash./Burlington-Edison) single, moving Luther into scoring position. Each runner would pick up a base off a passed ball by Linfield hurler Kyle Mosbrucker. This set up Rockey’s two-RBI single into right field, scoring Luther and Hernandez. This would wrap up the rally and the series as the Logger flew out to end the game 10-4.
In a losing effort, Colby Robinson (Gig Harbor, Wash./Olympic College) threw 3.0 inning. Garrett Dorn picked up his first win of the season, pitching 6.0 inning for Linfield. He only allowed two runs and struck out eight.
FOREST GROVE, Ore. - After rain postponed the opening games of the Northwest Conference baseball series between the Puget Sound Loggers and Pacific Boxers to Sunday, the Loggers fell twice to the Boxers, 3-2 and 9-5, on Sunday afternoon and evening in Forest Grove, Ore.
In the first game, the Loggers took the early lead when Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./New Mexico) singled through the left side to score Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) in the third inning and then Chaz Kramer (Boulder, Colo./Silver Creek) hit a sacrifice fly to score David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea). Pacific got on the board in the seventh inning with a single run and then forced extra innings with a pinch hit home run in the bottom of the ninth. After the Log-gers were held scoreless in the top of the 10th, Pacific forced in the winning run on a hit-by-pitch with two outs to collect the 3-2 win.
Colby Robinson (Gig Harbor, Wash./Olympic College) took the loss, allowing one unearned run on no-hits with a pair of strikeouts in one inning pitched.
In the second game, the Boxers struck for four runs in the bottom of the first to take the early lead. After one more Pacific run in the second, the Loggers scored a pair in the top of the fourth and then two more in the top of the fifth on a two RBI double by Rockey that got the Loggers back within two runs, 6-4. Pacific increased their lead with one more run in the sixth inning before Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) drove in Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) on a sacrifice fly in the top of the eighth. Two more runs in the bottom of the eighth would give the Boxers the eventual 9-5 victory.
Taylor Volz (Portland, Ore./Grant) took the loss, allowing four runs on six hits in just one-third inning pitched. Spencer Crace (Wilsonville, Ore.) was solid in relief, allowing three runs on five hits in four and two-third innings pitched.
FOREST GROVE, Ore. - Junior James Lane (Silverdale, Wash./Avila College) went the distance in the final game as the Puget Sound Loggers earned a split with the Pacific Boxers in a Northwest Conference doubleheader on Monday afternoon in Forest Grove, Ore. The Boxers took the first game by a final of 3-2 while the Loggers wrapped up the series with an 8-2 victory.
In the first game, the Loggers struck first as Andrew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) singled through the right side to score Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem). Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) then singled to score Grady as the Loggers took the 2-0 lead. The Boxers evened it up in the bottom of the second. The winning run came in the bottom of the fifth as Pacific collected the 3-2 win in the seven-inning game. Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) took the loss, allowing three runs on 11 hits in six innings pitched with four strikeouts and one walk.
In the final game of the series, the Loggers took the lead with a pair of runs in the top of the first and never gave it up. The Boxers struck for a single run in the bottom of the first but the Loggers got it back in the second when Resnik hit a sacrifice fly to left to score Jason Powell (Redwood City, Calif./Sacred Heart Prep). After each team scored once in the fourth, the Loggers scored three in the fifth as Resnik, Travis Hernandez (Burlington, Wash./Burlington-Edison) and Will Mentor (Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep) all picked up RBIs. The Loggers final run came in the seventh as Mark Rockey (Mountlake Terrace, Wash./New Mexico) doubled in Resnik.
Lane picked up his first win of the year, allowing two unearned runs on five hits in seven innings pitched with four strike-outs
LOGS/PIOS SLUG TO DOUBLEHEADER SPLITBy: Jermaine Williams (Puget Sound Athletics)
TACOMA, Wash. – Saturday’s Puget Sound/Lewis & Clark doubleheader was a slugfest, tallying 48 hits between the two squads. The Loggers took the first game 15-4 while Lewis & Clark won the second 12-10 in a Northwest Conference doubleheader at Logger Field.
The Loggers (7-14/4-9 NWC) opened the first game up in the second inning with four runs off four singles, capped with Travis Hernandez’s (Burlington, Wash./Burlington-Edison)) shot to left field, driving in two. The Pioneers (5-17/5-12 NWC) would tack on one before the Loggers would put four more on the board in the fifth inning on eight hits. Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) nailed a double to right setting up the Loggers big inning. Following a RBI single and RBI sacrifice fly, Dakota Resnik (Bellevue, Wash./Newport) brought in two more with double to the centerfield fence.
Puget Sound would score one more time with a seven-run sixth inning. Matt Cox and David Thirlby (Seattle, Wash./O’Dea) would both hit doubles before Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) would hit his second homerun of the season. The Loggers continued to play strong baseball, winning the first game 15-4.
Tim Fogarty (Pacifica, Calif./Sacred Heart Cathedral) pitched 8.0 innings in a winning effort. Forgarty, now 3-1, allowed three runs, four hits, and struck out four in game one. Alex St. Pierre drew the loss for the Pioneers. St. Pierre threw 5.0 innings, allowing eight runs and eight hits.
In the second game of the bout, Lewis & Clark took an 9-1 lead before the Loggers could really began doing some work. Doug Cox (Kailua, Hawaii/Kalaheo) hit a double to begin the sixth inning. Both Resnik and Hernandez would hit singles into the field to score runs, cutting Pio margin to 9-4.
Lewis & Clark would regain all three of those runs, aided by a seventh inning Jordan Wlodarczyk’s two-run homerun. The Logger faithful would don the rally caps in the final three innings, as Loggers would have the bases loaded in each of the last three innings.
In the seventh, the first two Loggers grounded out. Thirlby would draw the walk while Andrew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) and Ringold both were hit by pitcher Roland Greene. However, Resnik would fly out, ending the seventh.
In the eight, again, the first two Loggers grounded and flew out. The bases would be load via a pair of singles and walk. Thirlby would follow with a three-run double off the right field fence, making the score 12-7.
Andrew Koppel (Makawao, Hawaii/Seabury Hall) came in to pitch the ninth and had a flawless inning, hurling nine of ten strikes and retiring the side. Ringold laced a single to the shortstop while the next two batters hit by Pio pitcher Sami Morgan. With the bases loaded, Will Mentor hit a two-run double to left field, and then advanced to third base via a fielding error by the left fielder, allowing another Logger to score. That would end the rally and contest as the Loggers fell 12-10.
Adam Rager was the winning pitcher, going 5.2 innings. James Lane (Silverdale, Wash./Avila College) drew the lost for the Loggers, going 1.2 innings and allowing three runs. (Line Score on Next Page...)
LOGGERS BOUNCE PIOS IN SERIES WINBy: Jermaine Williams (Puget Sound Athletics)
TACOMA, Wash. – The Puget Sound Loggers took advantage of the beautiful spring day to take the final two games and the series from the Lewis & Clark Pioneers 2-1 and 9-8 in a Northwest Conference doubleheader on Sunday.
It was a battle of the pitchers in game one as Cameron Duvall (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) and David La Douceur each threw great games. The Pioneers (5-14/5-19 NWC) took an early 1-0 lead in the third. The Loggers (6-9/9-14 NWC) would finally strike in the sixth inning as Mark Rockey (Montlake Terrace, Wash/Univ. of New Mexico) sent a 2-0 pitch over the right-center fence to tie the game at one.
In the seventh, Andrew Grady (Cave Creek, Ariz./Phoenix Country Day) led off the inning with a single to left-center. Both Travis Hernandez (Burlington, Wash./Burlington-Edison) and Rockey were intentionally walked setting up Will Mentor (Seat-tle, Wash./Seattle Prep) to win the game on a RBI single to right field. Mentor’s walk-off hit gave the Loggers the 2-1 win.
Duvall improved to 2-4 on the season, throwing a complete game. Duvall allowed one run on six hits and struck out three. Roland Greene drew the loss for the Pios as he came in and allowed the game winning run.
In the final game of the series, the Loggers took advantage of the Pios early, taking a 5-0 lead after the first frame. After a pair of singles for the Loggers, Matt Cox (Salem, Ore./South Salem) crushed a two-run homerun to the deepest part of the park. Following Gregg Ringold (Los Altos Hills, Calif./Harker School) legging out a bunt single, Casey Coberly hit a RBI double to right center.
After allowing a run in the top of the fourth, the Loggers added one in the bottom of the frame and three in the fifth. In that fifth, Ringold and Coberly both hit singles to begin the inning. Jason Powell (Redwood City, Calif./Sacred Heart Prep) hit a sac bunt to set up Grady’s two-run single out to left. The Loggers led 9-1 heading into the sixth.
Roland Greene added a run in the sixth off a sac fly to left. In the seventh, the Pioneers wouldn’t go away quietly as a pair of runs scored on a errant throw and a double. Following a pair of walks, Tucker Laurence hit a grand slam cutting the Logger lead to 9-8. Spencer Crace (Wilsonville, Ore./Wilsonville) then used three strikes to close out the game and the win for the Loggers.
Jarvis Nohara (Honolulu, Hawaii/Iolani), now 2-1, pitched 5.0 inning in the win. Nohara struck out three and allowed one run in the win. Crace picked the save for the Loggers. Evan Fairmont lasted only 0.2 innings, allowing all five of the early runs in the loss.
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