Friday, May 5
Tucson, Ariz.
7:00 PM
University of Arizona
vs
Washington
Cats Looking to Sweep Huskies
05/04/2017 | Baseball
TUCSON, Ariz. – The Arizona Wildcats return home to Hi Corbett Field this weekend, where they will host Washington for a three-game set. The series opens a four-game homestand for the Cats, who will also host Arizona State on Tuesday night in a nonconference affair.
Arizona opened the homestand in style Friday night, topping Washington 5-4 in dramatic fashion. Cal Stevenson hit a walk-off home run with one out in the ninth inning with the Cats trailing 4-3 to give Arizona the victory in the series finale.
The Wildcats won the series Saturday night with a 3-1 decision. Cameron Ming tossed a complete game to earn the victory.
Arizona now goes for the sweep Sunday. First pitch is scheduled for 12:05 p.m.
Below is a full preview:
Date Time (MST) Location (Ballpark) Starters/Result
Fri., May 5 7 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. (Hi Corbett Field) Arizona 5, Washington 4
Sat., May 6 7 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. (Hi Corbett Field) Arizona 3, Washington 1
Sun., May 7 12 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. (Hi Corbett Field) RHP Joe DeMers vs. RHP Cody Deason
TV: All three games will be televised on Pac-12 Network. Guy Haberman (PBP) and Scott Erickson (Analyst) are on the call.
Radio: All three games will be broadcasted on 1290-AM KCUB and through the TuneIn app.
Live Stats: Live stats will be available through ArizonaWildcats.com
All-time series: Arizona leads 30-27 First meeting: Washington beat Arizona 6-5 in 1992; Last meeting: Washington won two of three last season
Leading Off...
• Arizona begins the final month of the regular season by hosting Washington for a three-game set at Hi Corbett Field. The Huskies are ranked 30th in the latest Collegiate Baseball Top 30. That's the only major poll that doesn't have Arizona ranked. The other four have Arizona in the Top 20.
• Arizona snapped a three-game losing streak on Monday against Santa Clara with a 16-10 win. Jared Oliva had a career-high five hits, going 5 for 7.
• Junior first baseman JJ Matijevic, junior outfielder Jared Oliva and sophomore DH Alfonso Rivas enter Monday's game as the only trio of Pac-12 teammates who each have 40 or more runs scored and 40 or more RBI.
• JJ Matijevic leads the Pac-12 with a .395 batting average, and hit his seventh home run of the season in Saturday's series finale versus Stanford.
• Arizona leads the Pac-12 in attendance, averaging 3,108 fans per home game this season. Oregon State is second in the league at 2,627.
• Alfonso Rivas leads the conference in OBP.
Some Series Themes: Arizona welcomes in Washington for a three-game series, looking for its first series win over the Huskies at home since 2011…Washington won two of three from the Cats in Tucson in 2015 and two of three in 2013 as well…Arizona last won a series from the Huskies at home in 2011, when they swept Washington, outscoring the Huskies 23-7 in three games…Washington also took two of three from Arizona last season in Seattle…Cesar Salazar had a solid weekend in his first-ever Pac-12 series, going 7 for 12 against the Huskies…Arizona has lost six straight conference games for the first time since 2014…The Cats had six-game losing streaks in conference play in both 2014 and 2013…In 2014, Arizona lost six straight to Washington State, Washington and Oregon State…Despite its recent struggles, Arizona is still one of the top offensive teams in the country, and this week will compete against one of the top defensive teams in the country in Washington…The Huskies have committed just 23 errors this season, which is the fewest in the country and lead the nation in fielding percentage at .985; Washington has also given up just nine unearned runs this season, which is the best in the country…Arizona is sixth in the nation in scoring at 8.3 runs per game and leads the Pac-12 in every offensive category, other than triples and home runs…Washington will start a trio of right-handers against the Wildcats this weekend with Noah Bremer starting Friday, Jordan Jones starting Saturday and Joe DeMers going Sunday…Arizona has yet to announce a starting rotation…Offensively, Washington is led by Joey Morgan, who is batting .356 with 13 doubles, three home runs and 31 RBI…He has an on-base percentage of .470…JJ Matijevic paces the Wildcats with a Pac-12 best .395 batting average…Matijevic also leads the team in doubles, home runs, RBI, slugging percentage and total bases.
Robbin' Hitters: In his first appearance of the season on Feb. 18, Robby Medel gave up two runs on four hits in 2 1/3 innings. In his 10 appearances since, Medel hasn't given up a run. The junior right-hander has tossed 14 2/3 innings since his season debut, giving up eight hits –all singles—and no runs, while striking out 11. He has emerged as an important backend pitcher for the Wildcats in recent weeks. With Arizona trailing 4-1 against Utah on April 22, Medel gave his team plenty of chances to come back, tossing four shutout innings in relief to hold the Utes off the scoreboard further. He pitched twice last weekend at Stanford, tossing a total of 2 1/3 scoreless innings without giving up a hit. On the season for Medel, he has a 1.06 ERA in 17 innings. He's given up 12 hits, struck out 14 and has opposing hitters batting .190 against him. Originally from Arlington, Texas, Medel transferred to Arizona from TCU following the 2014 season.
Ming the Magnificent: Junior left-hander Cameron Ming has shifted into the starting rotation the past two weeks and has pitched strongly in that role. In his first 14 appearances, Ming made one start, which was just a two-inning stint against Arizona State in a midweek battle. But the lefty has made his first two extended starts of the year in his most recent outings. Ming started against Utah on April 21 and gave up just one run on four hits over six innings, while striking out four and walking two. He didn't factor into the decision. Ming then started the series opener at Stanford on April 27 and again turned in a strong start. He went 6 1/3 innings, giving up two earned runs on six hits, while striking out five. The Cats dropped a close 3-2 affair, but Ming held strong over 94 pitches. Ming is 5-1 on the year with a 2.43 ERA in 40 2/3 innings. He's nearly at a strikeout per inning with 38 on the season. He has been especially tough with two outs. Opposing batters are just 6 for 44 (.136) against Ming with two outs. Something else to keep an eye on: Ming is 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA in 23 innings at Hi Corbett Field this season. He has 20 strikeouts to five walks at home.
Friendly Faces: There will be a few hitters in Arizona's lineup happy to see Washington this weekend. Last season as a freshman, catcher Cesar Salazar went 7 for 12 in three games against the Huskies with four runs scored and three RBI. Then a sophomore, Jared Oliva went 4 for 5 against Washington with five RBI and three runs scored. He hit his first home run of the season against the Huskies last year. Additionally, Alfonso Rivas, now a sophomore, went 4 for 10 over his final two games against the Huskies with two runs scored and an RBI. Michael Flynn had a good weekend on the mound against the Huskies as a freshman last year, pitching 2 1/3 scoreless innings total with three strikeouts.
Home at Hi Corbett: Arizona, 20-4, at home this season, has thrived playing at Hi Corbett Field this season, thanks in large part to the fan support from the Arizona faithful. During a 10-game stretch versus conference teams, three against USC, one against Arizona State, three against Oregon and three against Utah, Arizona has drawn a total of 38,907 fans for an average of 3,890. Arizona drew 5,208 fans to its Friday night affair with Oregon, marking the largest non-ASU crowd since the Wildcats moved to Hi Corbett prior to the 2012 season. Only one other time has Arizona drawn more than 5,000 fans for a non-Arizona State game. That came in 2013 when the defending national champion Wildcats opened their season against Coppin State and drew 5,145 fans. Three of Arizona's top six attendance figures at Hi Corbett have come with Jay Johnson as the head coach.
Largest Crowds at Hi Corbett since 2012
Attendance Opponent Date
8,067 ASU 5/14/16
6,324 ASU 5/13/16
5,677 ASU 5/26/12
5,451 ASU 5/25/12
5,396 ASU 4/16/13
5,208 Oregon 4/14/17
More on the crowds: Arizona leads all Pac-12 and West Coast schools with an average attendance of 3,108. Overall, Arizona is 16th in the country in average attendance. The next closest Pac-12 team is Oregon State at 2,627. Last season, Arizona led all West Coast schools and Pac-12 teams with an average attendance of 3,043.
Attendance Leaders in the Pac-12:
1. Arizona: 3,108
2. Oregon State: 2,800
3. Arizona State: 2,492
Smile for the Camera: After each win, Coach Jay Johnson takes his team to the outfield for a postgame meeting and a team picture. The reasoning for the picture is simple: Winning in college baseball is hard, and Johnson wants his squad to appreciate it. Well, in Johnson's first 54 home games, his team has taken 43 pictures in the right field grass. Johnson's 43-11 start at home is the third-best mark by an Arizona coach through 54 home games. Johnson is third to Frank Sancet, who went 43-6-1 from 1950-1952, notching wins over such programs as Camp Pendelton, San Diego Marines, National University of Mexico and Casa Grande Apcos, and Jerry Kindall, who went 43-10.
Best 54-game home starts for Arizona coaches
1. Frank Sancet: 47-6-1
2. Jerry Kindall: 44-10
3. Jay Johnson: 43-11
4. Jerry Stitt: 38-16
5. Andy Lopez: 37-17
Pac-12's Best: Arizona enters the series versus Washington leading the conference in every major offensive category, minus home runs and triples. The Cats lead the league in batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, runs scored, hits, RBI, doubles, total bases and walks. The Cats are the only team in the league with a batting average better than .300 at .317. The next closest team is Utah at .289. The Cats are also the only team in the league with an on-base percentage better than .400 at .417. The next closest is Utah at .380. Arizona has scored 358 runs through 43 games, which is 116 more runs than the next closest in the conference. Arizona also possesses the individual leader in batting average (JJ Matijevic, .395), slugging percentage (JJ Matijevic, .638), on-base percentage (Alfonso Rivas, .497), runs (Cal Stevenson, 46), hits (Matijevic, 70), RBI (Matijevic, 47), doubles (Matijevic, 22) and total bases (Matijevic, 113).
Pac-12 leaders in Batting Average:
1. Arizona .317
2. Utah .289
3. Oregon State .287
Pac-12 leaders in Slugging Percentage:
1. Arizona .457
2. California .422
3. Arizona State .400
Pac-12 leaders in On-Base Percentage:
1. Arizona .412
2. Utah .380
3. Oregon State .370
Pac-12 leaders in runs scored
1. Arizona 358
2. Utah 242
3. Washington State 221
Pac-12 leaders in RBI
1. Arizona 314
2. Utah 216
3. California 202
Pac-12 leaders in doubles
1. Arizona 101
2. Washington State 85
3. Stanford 80
Pac-12 leaders in walks:
1. Arizona 208
2. Washington State 177
3. Oregon 176
What about nationally?: At 8.3 runs per game, Arizona is sixth in the nation in scoring and first among Power 5 Conference schools. At 358 runs, Arizona is 12th in the country and third among Power 5 Conference schools. The Wildcats are ninth in the country in on-base percentage at .412, which is the second-highest mark among Power Five teams. Arizona also is seventh in doubles per game at 2.35 and sixth in doubles overall with 101, which is third among Power Five teams.
Matijevic the Masher: Forty-three games into his junior campaign, JJ Matijevic has blossomed into one of the top hitters in the country. Matijevic, who this week was ranked as the 63rd best draft prospect in the country by Baseball America, enters the Washington series with a .395 batting average, a .638 slugging percentage and is getting on base 44 percent of the time. The junior from North Huntingdon, Pa., is second in the nation in doubles with 22 and is 20th in the nation in batting average. The left-handed hitter has been a problem for lefty pitchers this year with a team-best .413 average against lefties this year. Matijevic was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week on April 10 after a remarkable four-game performance against Arizona State and Washington State that featured three home runs and four doubles for the week. He then went 10-for-17 against Oregon, but was passed over for Player of the Week. He currently has a five-game hitting streak, and has four multi-hit games in his last eight contests.
National Leaders in Doubles:
1. Brent Rooker, Mississippi State, 23
2. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 22
2. Cutter McDowell, Lamar, 22
2. Ryan Flick, Tennessee Tech, 20
Pac-12 Leaders in Hits:
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 70
2. Jared Oliva, Arizona, 61
3. Andrew Vaughn, California, 60
3. DaShawn Kerisey Jr., Utah, 60
Pac-12 Leaders in Total Bases
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 113
2. Andrew Vaughn, Cal, 102
3. Jared Oliva, Arizona, 97
Pac-12 Leaders in Slugging Percentage:
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, .638
2. Andrew Vaughn, Cal, .604
3. Dallas Carroll, Utah, .599
Pac-12 Leaders in RBI:
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 47
2. Jared Oliva, Arizona, 46
3. Andrew Vaughn, Cal, 45
4. Alfonso Rivas, Arizona, 44
Arizona opened the homestand in style Friday night, topping Washington 5-4 in dramatic fashion. Cal Stevenson hit a walk-off home run with one out in the ninth inning with the Cats trailing 4-3 to give Arizona the victory in the series finale.
The Wildcats won the series Saturday night with a 3-1 decision. Cameron Ming tossed a complete game to earn the victory.
Arizona now goes for the sweep Sunday. First pitch is scheduled for 12:05 p.m.
Below is a full preview:
Date Time (MST) Location (Ballpark) Starters/Result
Fri., May 5 7 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. (Hi Corbett Field) Arizona 5, Washington 4
Sat., May 6 7 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. (Hi Corbett Field) Arizona 3, Washington 1
Sun., May 7 12 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. (Hi Corbett Field) RHP Joe DeMers vs. RHP Cody Deason
TV: All three games will be televised on Pac-12 Network. Guy Haberman (PBP) and Scott Erickson (Analyst) are on the call.
Radio: All three games will be broadcasted on 1290-AM KCUB and through the TuneIn app.
Live Stats: Live stats will be available through ArizonaWildcats.com
All-time series: Arizona leads 30-27 First meeting: Washington beat Arizona 6-5 in 1992; Last meeting: Washington won two of three last season
Leading Off...
• Arizona begins the final month of the regular season by hosting Washington for a three-game set at Hi Corbett Field. The Huskies are ranked 30th in the latest Collegiate Baseball Top 30. That's the only major poll that doesn't have Arizona ranked. The other four have Arizona in the Top 20.
• Arizona snapped a three-game losing streak on Monday against Santa Clara with a 16-10 win. Jared Oliva had a career-high five hits, going 5 for 7.
• Junior first baseman JJ Matijevic, junior outfielder Jared Oliva and sophomore DH Alfonso Rivas enter Monday's game as the only trio of Pac-12 teammates who each have 40 or more runs scored and 40 or more RBI.
• JJ Matijevic leads the Pac-12 with a .395 batting average, and hit his seventh home run of the season in Saturday's series finale versus Stanford.
• Arizona leads the Pac-12 in attendance, averaging 3,108 fans per home game this season. Oregon State is second in the league at 2,627.
• Alfonso Rivas leads the conference in OBP.
Some Series Themes: Arizona welcomes in Washington for a three-game series, looking for its first series win over the Huskies at home since 2011…Washington won two of three from the Cats in Tucson in 2015 and two of three in 2013 as well…Arizona last won a series from the Huskies at home in 2011, when they swept Washington, outscoring the Huskies 23-7 in three games…Washington also took two of three from Arizona last season in Seattle…Cesar Salazar had a solid weekend in his first-ever Pac-12 series, going 7 for 12 against the Huskies…Arizona has lost six straight conference games for the first time since 2014…The Cats had six-game losing streaks in conference play in both 2014 and 2013…In 2014, Arizona lost six straight to Washington State, Washington and Oregon State…Despite its recent struggles, Arizona is still one of the top offensive teams in the country, and this week will compete against one of the top defensive teams in the country in Washington…The Huskies have committed just 23 errors this season, which is the fewest in the country and lead the nation in fielding percentage at .985; Washington has also given up just nine unearned runs this season, which is the best in the country…Arizona is sixth in the nation in scoring at 8.3 runs per game and leads the Pac-12 in every offensive category, other than triples and home runs…Washington will start a trio of right-handers against the Wildcats this weekend with Noah Bremer starting Friday, Jordan Jones starting Saturday and Joe DeMers going Sunday…Arizona has yet to announce a starting rotation…Offensively, Washington is led by Joey Morgan, who is batting .356 with 13 doubles, three home runs and 31 RBI…He has an on-base percentage of .470…JJ Matijevic paces the Wildcats with a Pac-12 best .395 batting average…Matijevic also leads the team in doubles, home runs, RBI, slugging percentage and total bases.
Robbin' Hitters: In his first appearance of the season on Feb. 18, Robby Medel gave up two runs on four hits in 2 1/3 innings. In his 10 appearances since, Medel hasn't given up a run. The junior right-hander has tossed 14 2/3 innings since his season debut, giving up eight hits –all singles—and no runs, while striking out 11. He has emerged as an important backend pitcher for the Wildcats in recent weeks. With Arizona trailing 4-1 against Utah on April 22, Medel gave his team plenty of chances to come back, tossing four shutout innings in relief to hold the Utes off the scoreboard further. He pitched twice last weekend at Stanford, tossing a total of 2 1/3 scoreless innings without giving up a hit. On the season for Medel, he has a 1.06 ERA in 17 innings. He's given up 12 hits, struck out 14 and has opposing hitters batting .190 against him. Originally from Arlington, Texas, Medel transferred to Arizona from TCU following the 2014 season.
Ming the Magnificent: Junior left-hander Cameron Ming has shifted into the starting rotation the past two weeks and has pitched strongly in that role. In his first 14 appearances, Ming made one start, which was just a two-inning stint against Arizona State in a midweek battle. But the lefty has made his first two extended starts of the year in his most recent outings. Ming started against Utah on April 21 and gave up just one run on four hits over six innings, while striking out four and walking two. He didn't factor into the decision. Ming then started the series opener at Stanford on April 27 and again turned in a strong start. He went 6 1/3 innings, giving up two earned runs on six hits, while striking out five. The Cats dropped a close 3-2 affair, but Ming held strong over 94 pitches. Ming is 5-1 on the year with a 2.43 ERA in 40 2/3 innings. He's nearly at a strikeout per inning with 38 on the season. He has been especially tough with two outs. Opposing batters are just 6 for 44 (.136) against Ming with two outs. Something else to keep an eye on: Ming is 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA in 23 innings at Hi Corbett Field this season. He has 20 strikeouts to five walks at home.
Friendly Faces: There will be a few hitters in Arizona's lineup happy to see Washington this weekend. Last season as a freshman, catcher Cesar Salazar went 7 for 12 in three games against the Huskies with four runs scored and three RBI. Then a sophomore, Jared Oliva went 4 for 5 against Washington with five RBI and three runs scored. He hit his first home run of the season against the Huskies last year. Additionally, Alfonso Rivas, now a sophomore, went 4 for 10 over his final two games against the Huskies with two runs scored and an RBI. Michael Flynn had a good weekend on the mound against the Huskies as a freshman last year, pitching 2 1/3 scoreless innings total with three strikeouts.
Home at Hi Corbett: Arizona, 20-4, at home this season, has thrived playing at Hi Corbett Field this season, thanks in large part to the fan support from the Arizona faithful. During a 10-game stretch versus conference teams, three against USC, one against Arizona State, three against Oregon and three against Utah, Arizona has drawn a total of 38,907 fans for an average of 3,890. Arizona drew 5,208 fans to its Friday night affair with Oregon, marking the largest non-ASU crowd since the Wildcats moved to Hi Corbett prior to the 2012 season. Only one other time has Arizona drawn more than 5,000 fans for a non-Arizona State game. That came in 2013 when the defending national champion Wildcats opened their season against Coppin State and drew 5,145 fans. Three of Arizona's top six attendance figures at Hi Corbett have come with Jay Johnson as the head coach.
Largest Crowds at Hi Corbett since 2012
Attendance Opponent Date
8,067 ASU 5/14/16
6,324 ASU 5/13/16
5,677 ASU 5/26/12
5,451 ASU 5/25/12
5,396 ASU 4/16/13
5,208 Oregon 4/14/17
More on the crowds: Arizona leads all Pac-12 and West Coast schools with an average attendance of 3,108. Overall, Arizona is 16th in the country in average attendance. The next closest Pac-12 team is Oregon State at 2,627. Last season, Arizona led all West Coast schools and Pac-12 teams with an average attendance of 3,043.
Attendance Leaders in the Pac-12:
1. Arizona: 3,108
2. Oregon State: 2,800
3. Arizona State: 2,492
Smile for the Camera: After each win, Coach Jay Johnson takes his team to the outfield for a postgame meeting and a team picture. The reasoning for the picture is simple: Winning in college baseball is hard, and Johnson wants his squad to appreciate it. Well, in Johnson's first 54 home games, his team has taken 43 pictures in the right field grass. Johnson's 43-11 start at home is the third-best mark by an Arizona coach through 54 home games. Johnson is third to Frank Sancet, who went 43-6-1 from 1950-1952, notching wins over such programs as Camp Pendelton, San Diego Marines, National University of Mexico and Casa Grande Apcos, and Jerry Kindall, who went 43-10.
Best 54-game home starts for Arizona coaches
1. Frank Sancet: 47-6-1
2. Jerry Kindall: 44-10
3. Jay Johnson: 43-11
4. Jerry Stitt: 38-16
5. Andy Lopez: 37-17
Pac-12's Best: Arizona enters the series versus Washington leading the conference in every major offensive category, minus home runs and triples. The Cats lead the league in batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, runs scored, hits, RBI, doubles, total bases and walks. The Cats are the only team in the league with a batting average better than .300 at .317. The next closest team is Utah at .289. The Cats are also the only team in the league with an on-base percentage better than .400 at .417. The next closest is Utah at .380. Arizona has scored 358 runs through 43 games, which is 116 more runs than the next closest in the conference. Arizona also possesses the individual leader in batting average (JJ Matijevic, .395), slugging percentage (JJ Matijevic, .638), on-base percentage (Alfonso Rivas, .497), runs (Cal Stevenson, 46), hits (Matijevic, 70), RBI (Matijevic, 47), doubles (Matijevic, 22) and total bases (Matijevic, 113).
Pac-12 leaders in Batting Average:
1. Arizona .317
2. Utah .289
3. Oregon State .287
Pac-12 leaders in Slugging Percentage:
1. Arizona .457
2. California .422
3. Arizona State .400
Pac-12 leaders in On-Base Percentage:
1. Arizona .412
2. Utah .380
3. Oregon State .370
Pac-12 leaders in runs scored
1. Arizona 358
2. Utah 242
3. Washington State 221
Pac-12 leaders in RBI
1. Arizona 314
2. Utah 216
3. California 202
Pac-12 leaders in doubles
1. Arizona 101
2. Washington State 85
3. Stanford 80
Pac-12 leaders in walks:
1. Arizona 208
2. Washington State 177
3. Oregon 176
What about nationally?: At 8.3 runs per game, Arizona is sixth in the nation in scoring and first among Power 5 Conference schools. At 358 runs, Arizona is 12th in the country and third among Power 5 Conference schools. The Wildcats are ninth in the country in on-base percentage at .412, which is the second-highest mark among Power Five teams. Arizona also is seventh in doubles per game at 2.35 and sixth in doubles overall with 101, which is third among Power Five teams.
Matijevic the Masher: Forty-three games into his junior campaign, JJ Matijevic has blossomed into one of the top hitters in the country. Matijevic, who this week was ranked as the 63rd best draft prospect in the country by Baseball America, enters the Washington series with a .395 batting average, a .638 slugging percentage and is getting on base 44 percent of the time. The junior from North Huntingdon, Pa., is second in the nation in doubles with 22 and is 20th in the nation in batting average. The left-handed hitter has been a problem for lefty pitchers this year with a team-best .413 average against lefties this year. Matijevic was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week on April 10 after a remarkable four-game performance against Arizona State and Washington State that featured three home runs and four doubles for the week. He then went 10-for-17 against Oregon, but was passed over for Player of the Week. He currently has a five-game hitting streak, and has four multi-hit games in his last eight contests.
National Leaders in Doubles:
1. Brent Rooker, Mississippi State, 23
2. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 22
2. Cutter McDowell, Lamar, 22
2. Ryan Flick, Tennessee Tech, 20
Pac-12 Leaders in Hits:
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 70
2. Jared Oliva, Arizona, 61
3. Andrew Vaughn, California, 60
3. DaShawn Kerisey Jr., Utah, 60
Pac-12 Leaders in Total Bases
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 113
2. Andrew Vaughn, Cal, 102
3. Jared Oliva, Arizona, 97
Pac-12 Leaders in Slugging Percentage:
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, .638
2. Andrew Vaughn, Cal, .604
3. Dallas Carroll, Utah, .599
Pac-12 Leaders in RBI:
1. JJ Matijevic, Arizona, 47
2. Jared Oliva, Arizona, 46
3. Andrew Vaughn, Cal, 45
4. Alfonso Rivas, Arizona, 44
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