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STANFORD, Calif. - Junior shortstop Tommy Edman and freshman pitcher Tristan Beck were named All-Pac-12 by the conference office on Thursday. In addition, five other Cardinal -- Quinn Brodey, Chris Castellanos, Alex Dunlap, Colton Hock and Matt Winaker were named honorable mention, while Edman and Winaker were named to the All-Pac-12 Defensive team.

Beck was the second freshman since Mike Mussina in 1988 to start on Opening Day. He led Stanford starters in ERA (2.48), innings (83.1) and strikeouts (76), and was top 10 in the Pac-12 in each category. He allowed the second-fewest home runs (2) and doubles (5) in the Pac-12, and allowed three or fewer runs in 13 of his 14 starts.


Edman started every game for the second straight season and led the Cardinal in runs (35), hits (61), triples (4) and stolen bases (8), and was second in average (.286), total bases (79) and walks (25). 

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Brodey led the team in home runs (7), RBI (41) and tied Edman for the team lead in hits (61), Castellanos had a team-high eight wins, Dunlap was tops on the Cardinal in slugging (.447) and on-base percentage (.392), Hock led Stanford with six saves and a 2.03 ERA, and Winaker led the team in walks (28), fielding percentage (1.000), and tied Edman for the team lead with four triples.


One player from the conference is selected at each position for the All-Pac-12 Defensive team. Winaker finished with a 1.000 fielding percentage in 491 chances at first base, while Edman, who showed great range at shortstop all season, had a fielding percentage of .955. Stanford finished with the fewest errors in program history (35) and tied for first in the nation in fielding percentage (.983).


Stanford finished the season at 31-23 overall and 15-15 in Pac-12 play. The Cardinal has now won 30 or more games 36 times in 40 seasons under head coach Mark Marquess. 


ALL-PAC-12
Name Pos. Yr. School
Ryan Aguilar 1B Sr. Arizona
Nathan Bannister SP Sr. Arizona
Bobby Dalbec RP Jr. Arizona
Zach Gibbons OF Sr. Arizona
Cody Ramer 2B Sr. Arizona
David Greer 1B Jr. Arizona State
Seth Martinez SP Jr. Arizona State
Brian Serven C Jr. Arizona State
Colby Woodmansee SS Jr. Arizona State
Brett Cumberland C So. California
Mitchell Kranson 3B Sr. California
Cole Irvin SP Jr. Oregon
Stephen Nogosek RP Jr. Oregon
Christian Donahue OF So. Oregon State
KJ Harrison 1B So. Oregon State
Logan Ice C Jr. Oregon State
Nick Madrigal 2B Fr. Oregon State
Tristan Beck SP Fr. Stanford
Tommy Edman SS Jr. Stanford
Eric Filia OF Sr. UCLA
Jeremy Martinez C Jr. USC
AJ Ramirez OF Sr. USC
David Oppenheim DH Sr. USC
Dallas Carroll 3B Jr. Utah
DaShawn Keirsey, Jr. OF Fr. Utah
Jayson Rose SP So. Utah
Cody Scaggari SS Sr. Utah
Chris Baker 3B Jr. Washington
Jack Meggs OF Jr. Washington
Joey Morgan C So. Washington
Troy Rallings RP Sr. Washington
Trek Stemp 2B RS-Jr. Washington State

Honorable Mention: J.C. Cloney, ARIZ; Jordan Aboites, ASU; Gage Canning, ASU; Eder Erives, ASU ; Andrew Shaps, ASU; Nick Halamandaris, CAL; Erik Martinez, CAL ; Ryan Mason, CAL; Robbie Tenerowicz, CAL; AJ Balta, ORE; Jake Bennett, ORE; Austin Grebeck, ORE; Bryce Fehmel, OSU; Quinn Brodey, STAN; Chris Castellanos, STAN; Alex Dunlap, STAN; Colton Hock, STAN; Matt Winaker, STAN; Griffin Canning, UCLA; Levi Jordan, UCLA; Kyle Molnar, UCLA; Luke Perisco, UCLA; Corey Dempster, USC; Marc Huberman, USC; Brooks Kriske, USC; Joe Navilhon, USC; Frankie Rios, USC; Timmy Robinson, USC; Dylan Drachler, UTAH; Kellen Marruffo, UTAH; Josh Rose, UTAH; Noah Bremer, WASH; John Naff, WASH; Ian Hamilton, WSU; Ryan Walker, WSU.

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
Name Pos. Yr. School
Jordan Aboites SP Sr. Arizona State
Matt Winaker 1B So. Stanford
Nick Madrigal 2B Fr. Oregon State
Tommy Edman SS Jr. Stanford
Chris Baker 3B Jr. Washington
Logan Ice C Jr. Oregon State
Austin Grebeck OF Jr. Oregon
DaShawn Keirsey, Jr. OF Fr. Utah
Jack Meggs OF Jr. Washington