STANFORD
Stanford snapped a pair of losing streaks that were the longest in the school's recorded history with the victory, ending a nine-game Pac-10 skid that dated back to the final conference game of the 2006 season and a six-game home losing streak
Stanford snapped a four-game losing streak to Arizona
Stanford avoided being swept by Arizona at Sunken Diamond for the first time in recorded school history
Stanford avoided being swept for the third consecutive three-game series for the first time in recorded school history
Stanford's first nine Pac-10 games have come against the top three teams in the conference that have posted a combined 26-4 Pac-10 record through games of April 15
Sean Ratliff (CF) has now played in and started all 32 games this season and is the only Stanford player to do so
Sean Ratliff's homer was his fourth in the last six games
Sean Ratliff took over the team lead with his sixth homer of the season
Toby Gerhart hit his first career double
Erik Davis pitched a season-high 4.0 innings and recorded his first save of the season
Jeffrey Inman took over the team lead with his third victory
Brian Juhl tied a career-high with two hits
Stanford improved to 10-7 in games decided by three runs or less
Stanford improved to 7-2 on Sundays
Stanford came from behind to win for the 10th time in 15 victories
Stanford avoided being swept with a victory in a series finale for the third time this season
Stanford played errorless baseball for the second time in its last three games
The game checked in at 3:14 to mark Stanford's 18th game of three hours or more in 32 contests this season