Year-by-Year Results 1963 - Tucson, AZ Arizona 6, BYU 3 Arizona 5, BYU 0 1964 - Salt Lake City, UT Arizona State 7, Utah 4 Arizona State 13, Utah 5 1965 - Phoenix, AZ Arizona State 3, Utah 2 Arizona State 3, Utah 2 1966 - Laramie, WY Arizona 10, Wyoming 2 Arizona 4, Wyoming 0 1967 - Phoenix, AZ BYU 3, Arizona State 0 Arizona State 6, BYU 2 Arizona State 4, BYU 3 1968 - Provo, UT BYU 10, Arizona 6 Arizona 7, BYU 6 BYU 5, Arizona 3 1969 - Phoenix, AZ Arizona State 1, BYU 0 Arizona State 10, BYU 0 1970 - Provo, UT Arizona 10, BYU 5 BYU 18, Arizona 8 Arizona 10, BYU 8 1971 - Mesa, AZ Arizona State 4, BYU 0 BYU 3, Arizona State 0 BYU 10, Arizona State 4 1972 - Provo, UT BYU 6, Arizona State 5 Arizona State 20, BYU 5 Arizona State 21, BYU 7 1973 - Mesa, AZ Arizona State 9, BYU 0 Arizona State 11, BYU 0 1974 - Provo, UT Arizona 14, BYU 5 Arizona 16, BYU 5 1975 - Tempe, AZ Arizona State 4, BYU 2 Arizona State 12, BYU 1 1976 - Tempe, AZ Arizona State 13, BYU 4 Arizona State 19, BYU 5 1977 - Provo, UT Arizona State 7, BYU 2 Arizona State 8, BYU 1 1978 - Tempe, AZ Arizona State 3, BYU 1 Arizona State 6, BYU 4 1979 - Provo, UT San Diego St. 11, BYU 10 BYU 10, San Diego St. 6 BYU 7, San Diego State 3 1980 - Honolulu, HI Hawai`i 9, BYU 2 Hawai`i 7, BYU 0 1981 - Provo, UT BYU 11, Hawai`i 4 BYU 3, Hawai`i 1 1982 - Honolulu, HI San Diego State 4, BYU 1 Hawai i 6, Utah 0 BYU 6, Utah 3 Hawai i 12, San Diego State 4 San Diego State 4, BYU 3 Hawai i 12, San Diego State 5 1983 - Provo, UT San Diego State 13, Wyoming 4 BYU 7, Hawai i 5 Hawai i 6, Wyoming 4 BYU 3, San Diego State 1 San Diego State 16, Hawai i 11 San Diego State 10, BYU 6 BYU 10, San Diego State 7 1984 - Honolulu, HI BYU 9, San Diego State 4 Hawai i 17, Utah 4 San Diego State 7, Utah 4 Hawai i 10, BYU 6 San Diego State 7, BYU 0 San Diego State 8, Hawai i 6 Hawai i 5, San Diego State 4 1985 - Provo, UT BYU 6, Hawai i 5 Utah 14, New Mexico 13 Hawai i 12, New Mexico 11 BYU 12, Utah 10 Hawai i 26, Utah 7 Hawai i 21, BYU 14 BYU 6, Hawai i 4 1986 - San Diego, CA Hawai i 12, Wyoming 2 San Diego State 8, New Mexico 4 Wyoming 11, New Mexico 7 San Diego State 2, Hawai i 1 Hawai i 14, Wyoming 7 Hawai i 10, San Diego State 3 San Diego State 9, Hawai i 2 1987 - Provo, UT San Diego State 6, BYU 1 Hawai i 6, New Mexico 3 BYU 22, New Mexico 8 Hawai i 17, San Diego State 10 BYU 13, San Diego State 11 Hawai i 6, BYU 5 1988 - Honolulu, HI Wyoming 5, San Diego State 3 BYU 2, Hawai i 1 San Diego State 8, Hawai i 7 BYU 4, Wyoming 3 San Diego State 4, Wyoming 2 BYU 3, San Diego State 1 1989 - Honolulu, HI BYU 6, Wyoming 5 Hawai i 6, San Diego State 5 San Diego State 8, Wyoming 3 BYU 5, Hawai i 3 Hawai i 10, San Diego State 9 Hawai i 3, BYU 1 Hawai i 8, BYU 2 1990 - Honolulu, HI BYU 7, Wyoming 2 San Diego State 5, Hawai i 4 (11 inn.) Wyoming 8, Hawai i 2 San Diego State 5, BYU 3 BYU 7, Wyoming 6 San Diego State 5, BYU 4 (11 inn.) 18 BASEBALL
1991 - Honolulu, HI BYU 19, San Diego State1 Hawai i 7, Wyoming 6 San Diego State 12, Wyoming 2 Hawai i 12, BYU 9 San Diego State 6, BYU 4 (10 inn.) San Diego State 6, Hawai i 4 San Diego State 7, Hawai i 2 (10 inn.) 1992 - Honolulu, HI San Diego State 11, BYU 6 Hawai i 7, New Mexico 1 New Mexico 7, BYU 3 Hawai i 1, San Diego State 0 (10) New Mexico 2, San Diego State 1 (11) New Mexico 7, Hawai i 3 Hawai i 5, New Mexico 3 1993 - Fresno, CA Fresno State 9, BYU 6 BYU 7, Fresno State 4 Fresno State 4, BYU 1 1994 - Provo, UT BYU 2, Fresno State 1 BYU 8, Fresno State 6 1995 - Fresno, CA Fresno State 18, BYU 3 Fresno State 3, BYU 2 1996 - Provo, UT Cal State Northridge 29, BYU 15 BYU 10, Cal State Northridge 9 Cal State Northridge 23, BYU 15 1997 - San Diego, CA Rice 16, BYU 3 Fresno State 6, Utah 3 San Diego State 9, San Jose State 4 Rice 5, Utah 4 BYU 4, San Jose State 3 San Diego State 7, Fresno State 4 Rice 7, San Diego State 5 Fresno State 8, BYU 5 San Diego State 7, Fresno State 2 Rice 11, San Diego State 1 1998 - San Diego, CA Rice 15, New Mexico 11 Fresno State 5, Grand Canyon 0 San Diego State 14, TCU 12 New Mexico 2, Grand Canyon, 1 Rice 10, TCU 5 Fresno State 18, San Diego State 2 Rice 6, Fresno State 5 (10) New Mexico 7, San Diego State 6 Fresno State 3, New Mexico 2 (10) Rice 15, Fresno State 2 1999 - Fresno, CA Rice 2, New Mexico 1 TCU 9, Hawai i 5 San Jose State 8, UNLV 7 Hawai i 7, New Mexico 6 Rice 9, UNLV 6 San Jose State 14, TCU 3 Rice 4, San Jose State 2 TCU 12, Hawai i 10 TCU 10, San Jose State 6 Rice 18, TCU 3 Playoff/Tournament Notes: From 1963-1981, the WAC champion was determined by a best of three playoff between the division champions. From 1982-1987, the WAC adopted a double elimination tournament involving the top two finishers in each division. Divisional play ended in 1988, and the top four finishers in the regular season advanced to the double elimination tournament through 1992. Beginning in 1993, and with the addition of Cal State Sacramento and Cal State Northridge as affiliate members, divisional play again resumed. A best of three playoff between the two divisional winners was held to determine the winner. From 1997-98, the WAC began sponsoring a six-team tournament that included the winners of each of three divisions, along with three at-large teams. In 1999, the WAC once again eliminated divisional play. The top six finishers in the regular season advanced to the tournament. 2006 19 TOURNAMENT
Year Playoff Site Southern Division Champ. Northern Division Champ. Playoff Winner 1963 Tucson Arizona Brigham Young Arizona 1964 Salt Lake City Arizona State Utah Arizona State 1965 Phoenix Arizona State Utah Arizona State 1966 Laramie Arizona Wyoming Arizona 1967 Phoenix Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1968 Provo Arizona Brigham Young Brigham Young 1969 Phoenix Arizona Brigham Young Arizona 1970 Provo Arizona Brigham Young Arizona 1971 Mesa Arizona State Brigham Young Brigham Young 1972 Provo Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1973 Mesa Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1974 Provo Arizona Brigham Young Arizona 1975 Tempe Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1976 Tempe Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1977 Provo Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1978 Tempe Arizona State Brigham Young Arizona State 1979 Provo San Diego State Brigham Young Brigham Young 1980 Honolulu Hawai i Brigham Young Hawai i 1981 Provo Hawai i Brigham Young Brigham Young 1982 Honolulu Hawai i Brigham Young Hawai i 1983 Provo San Diego State Brigham Young Brigham Young 1984 Honolulu Hawai i Brigham Young Hawai i 1985 Provo New Mexico Brigham Young Brigham Young Year Playoff Site Western Division Champ. Eastern Division Champ. Playoff Winner 1986 San Diego San Diego State Wyoming San Diego State 1987 Provo Hawai i Brigham Young Hawai i Year Playoff Site Regular Season Champ. Playoff Winner 1988 Honolulu San Diego State Brigham Young 1989 Honolulu Brigham Young Hawai i 1990 Honolulu San Diego State San Diego State 1991 Honolulu Hawai i San Diego State 1992 Honolulu Hawai i Hawai i Year Playoff Site Western Division Champ. Eastern Division Champ. Playoff Winner 1993 Fresno Fresno State Brigham Young Fresno State 1994 Provo Fresno State Brigham Young Brigham Young 1995 Fresno Fresno State Brigham Young Fresno State 1996 Provo Cal State Northridge Brigham Young Cal State Northridge Year Tourn. Site North Champ. South Champ. West Champ. Tourn. Winner 1997 San Diego Utah Rice San Jose State Rice 1998 San Diego Grand Canyon Rice Fresno State Rice Year Tourn. Site Regular Season Champ. Tournament Winner 1999 Fresno Rice Rice 2000-05 No Tournament 20 BASEBALL
Team Records Most At Bats Game: 53 Cal State Northrdige (vs. Brigham Young), 1996 Series: 205 Hawai i (five games), 1985 Most Runs Scored Game: 29 Cal State Northridge (vs. Brigham Young), 1996 Series: 63 Hawai i (five games), 1986 Most Hits Game: 25 Cal State Northridge (vs. Brigham Young), 1996 Series: 66 Hawai i (five games), 1986 Most Doubles Game: 7 Cal State Northridge (vs. Brigham Young), 1996 Series: 15 Cal State Northrdige (three games), 1985 Most Triples Game: 4 Brigham Young (vs. Wyoming), 1990 Series: 6 by several teams last; Rice, 1997 Most Home Runs Game: 8 Cal State Northridge (vs. Brigham Young), 1996 Series: 18 Cal State Northridge (three games), 1996 Most RBI Game: 25 Cal State Northridge (vs. Brigham Young), 1996 Series: 60 Hawai i (five games), 1985 Most Stolen Bases Game: 8 San Diego State (vs. New Mexico), 1986 Series: 16 Hawai i (five games), 1985 Most Double Plays Game: 6 Hawai i (vs. San Diego State), 1992 Most Base on Balls Game: 24 Hawai i (vs. Utah), 1985 Most Strikeouts Game: 20 Brigham Young (vs. Arizona State), 1977 Most Errors Game: 6 Wyoming (vs. Hawai i), 1986 Series: 12 Wyoming (three games), 1986 Best Batting Average Series:.428 (59-138) Brigham Young, 1996 Longest Game (innings) 12 innings, New Mexico vs. San Diego State, May 15, 1992 Longest Game (time) 4:41, Cal State Northridge vs. Brigham Young, May 9, 1996 Left On Base 1 Team: 18 Cal State Northridge (vs. Brigham Young, 1996 2 Teams: 28 Cal State Northridge-Brigham Young, 1996 21 BASEBALL
Individual Records Best Batting Average (minimum 12 at bats) Series:.632 (12-19) Robert Fick, CSN, 1996 Most At Bats Game: 9 Adam Kennedy, CSN (vs. BYU), 1996 Series: 23 by several players Most Runs Game: 6 Kurt Airoso, CSN (vs. BYU), 1996 Series: 11 Kurt Airoso, CSN (three games), 1996 Most Hits Game: 6 Jeff Brown, BYU (vs. UH), 1985 Series: 12 Robert Fick, CSN (three games), 1996 Most Doubles Game: 3 by several players last; Cory Miller, UH (vs. TCU), 1999 Series: 5 Marshall Wilson, TCU (five games), 1999 Most Triples Game: 2 by several players last; Stewart Smothers, SDSU (vs. FS), 1997 Series: 3 Stewart Smothers, SDSU (five games), 1997 Most Home Runs Game: 3 Mario Monico, UH (vs. UU), 1985 Series: 5 Robert Fick, CSN (three games), 1996 5 Mario Monico, UH (five games), 1985 Most RBI Game: 10 Mario Monico, UH (vs. UU), 1985 Series: 15 Robert Fick, CSN (three games), 1996 Most Stolen Bases Game: 4 Steve Hill, SDSU (vs. UNM), 1986 Series: 6 Terry Derby, UH (three games), 1982 Most Base on Balls Game: 4 by several players Most Putouts Game: 18 Mark Gulseth, UNM (vs. SDSU), 1992 Most Strikeouts Game: 20 Jim Otten, ASU (vs. BYU), 1973 Fewest Hits Allowed (Complete Game) Game: 2 Sherwin Scott, UA (vs. BYU), 1963 2 Scott Karl, UH (vs. UNM), 1992 22 BASEBALL
WAC ANNUAL AWARDS Stan Bates (Awarded to the WAC s Scholar-Athlete of the Year for any sport since 1981) 2003 Taylor Pullins, Nevada Coach of the Year 1986 Jim Dietz, San Diego State 1987 Les Murakami, Hawai i 1988 Gary Pullins, Brigham Young 1989 Gary Pullins, Brigham Young 1990 Bill Kinneberg, Wyoming 1991 Les Murakami, Hawai i 1992 Rich Alday, New Mexico 1993 Bob Bennett, Fresno State (W) Gary Pullins, Brigham Young (E) 1994 Jim Dietz, San Diego State (W) Jim Gattis, Wyoming (E) 1995 Bob Bennett, Fresno State (W) Rich Alday, New Mexico (E) 1996 Ritch Price, Cal Poly SLO (W) Dave Taylor, Wyoming (E) 1997 Sam Piraro, San Jose State 1998 Wayne Graham, Rice 1999 Wayne Graham, Rice 2000 Sam Piraro, San Jose State 2001 Bob Bennett, Fresno State 2002 Wayne Graham, Rice 2003 Wayne Graham, Rice Gary Powers, Nevada 2004 Mike Trapasso, Hawai i 2005 Wayne Graham, Rice Player of the Year 1986 Gary Cooper, Brigham Young 1987 Mike Willes, Brigham Young 1988 Mike Willes, Brigham Young 1989 John DeSilva, Brigham Young 1990 Gary Daniels, Brigham Young 1991 Bill Blanchette, Hawai i 1992 Scott Karl, Hawai i 1993 Kenny Harrison, Hawai i (W) Antonio Fernandez, New Mexico (E) 1994 Heath Hayes, San Diego State (W) Ryan Hall, Brigham Young (E) 1995 Mike Eby, Cal St. Sacramento (W) Mark Wulfert, New Mexico (E) 1996 Robert Fick, Cal St. Northridge (W) Travis Lee, San Diego State (W) Travis Young, New Mexico (E) 1997 Lance Berkman, Rice 1998 Damon Thames, Jr., Rice 1999 Royce Huffman, Sr., TCU 2000 Junior Ruiz, So., San Jose State 2001 Josh Labandeira, Sr., Fresno State 2002 Vincent Sinisi, Fr., Rice 2003 Kevin Kouzmanoff, Sr., Nevada 2004 Richie Robnett, So., Fresno State 2005 Joe Savery, Fr., Rice Pitcher of the Year 2000 Kenny Baugh, Jr., Rice 2001 Kenny Baugh, Sr., Rice 2002 Ben Fritz, Jr., Fresno State 2003 Jeff Niemann, So., Rice 2004 Wade Townsend, Jr., Rice 2005 Matt Garza, Jr., Fresno State Freshman of the Year 1997 Jeff Stone, Brigham Young 1998 Robert Womack, San Diego State 1999 Tom Creighton, Fresno State Junior Ruiz, San Jose State 2000 Mike Hernandez, Fresno State 2001 Austin Davis, Rice 2002 Philip Humber, Rice 2003 Brett Hayes, Nevada 2004 Josh Rodriguez, Rice 2005 Beau Mills, Fresno State 23 BASEBALL