June 11, 2000
Sunday, June 11, 2000 (2 p.m., CDT)
Justin Wayne sets a new Stanford single-season record with his 15th win ofthe season as he improves to 15-3 on the year. Wayne also wins for thefifth time in his last five outingsJustin Wayne is now 3-0 with two two complete games and a 3.16 ERA inthree post-season starts in 2000Justin Wayne is now 5-0 with two complete games and a 3.71 ERA insix post-season career startsJustin Wayne has given up just three earned runs in his last 19.2 inningsJohn Gall (2-for-3, 2 BB) moved into a third place tie on the all-timeCollege World Series hit list with his 18th and 19th career CWS hits. he isnow tied for third with former Stanford player Paul Carey (19 hits - 1987, '88, '90)Chris O'Riordan, Andy Topham and Arik VanZandt all picked up their firstcareer College World Series hits in Sunday's 10-4 win over ClemsonEric Bruntlett drew his team-leading 51st base on balls of the season,stole his 10th base of the season and has now hit safely in 31 of his last34 games after going 1-for-4Edmund Muth picked up his 10th career CWS on a fielders choice in thefourth inningJoe Borchard and Edmund Muth are once again tied for the team lead in bothhomers (19) and RBI (75). both are career-highs for each playerJoe Borchard's three hits in his 3-for-4 (2 RBI, BB) performance set hisnew CWS career-high for hitsAll 12 of Stanford's hits were singlesStanford has won 27 of its last 33 games overallStanford now has a 7-2 record in nine 2000 post-season gamesStanford improves its all-time College World Series record to 27-20 (.574)in 12 CWS appearances. Stanford is now 8-4 all-time in the second game ofthe CWSStanford will head into its third game on Wednesday with an all-time record of3-8 in the third game of the CWS. Stanford lost its first six third gamesbefore winning its first third game during its 1988 NCAA championship season(Stanford 2, Miami 1 -- June 7, 1988)