The 2004 Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball team represented California State University, Fullerton in the 2004 NCAA Division I baseball season . The Titans played their home games at Goodwin Field . The team was coached by George Horton in his 8th season at Cal State Fullerton.
The Titans won the College World Series , defeating the Texas Longhorns and former Titans head coach Augie Garrido in the championship series.
Roster [ ]
2004 Cal State Fullerton Titans roster
Pitchers
10 Ricky Romero - Sophomore
12 Mike Martinez - Senior
17 Eric Hale - Freshman
23 Scott Sarver - Junior
26 Ryan Schreppel - Sophomore
31 Armando Carrasco - Freshman
33 Nolan Bruyninckx - Freshman
34 Lauren Gagnier - Freshman
37 Evan Myrick - Freshman
38 Dustin Miller - Sophomore
48 Geoff Tesmer - Freshman
49 Jason Windsor - Senior
50 John Estes - Sophomore
51 Mark Davidson - Freshman
53 Vinnie Pestano - Freshman
Infielders
2 Justin Turner - Sophomore
5 Mark Carroll - Junior
6 Blake Davis - Freshman
9 Brett Pill - Freshman
13 Neil Walton - Sophomore
15 Ronnie Prettyman - Junior
19 Evan McArthur - Sophomore
25 Felipe Garcia - Junior
Catchers
3 Kurt Suzuki - Junior
32 Jon Wilhite - Freshman
35 John Curtis - Freshman
39 Vance Otake - Freshman
43 Eric Echevarria - Sophomore
44 P. J. Pilittere - Senior
Outfielders
1 Joe Turgeon - Junior
4 Clark Hardman - Freshman
11 J.D. McCauley - Sophomore
20 Brandon Tripp - Freshman
22 Shawn Scobee - Sophomore
24 Bobby Andrews - Sophomore
27 Danny Dorn - Sophomore
46 Sergio Pedroza - Sophomore
Coaches
Schedule [ ]
2004 Cal State Fullerton Titans Baseball Game Log
Regular Season (36–20)
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
Big West Record
January 30
at No. 6 Stanford
No. 8
Sunken Diamond
3–16
Schreppel (L; 0–1)
2,103
0–1
–
January 31
at No. 6 Stanford
No. 8
Sunken Diamond
7–8
Romero (L; 0–1)
2,437
0–2
–
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
Big West Record
February 1
at No. 6 Stanford
No. 8
Sunken Diamond
1–4
Gagnier (L; 0–1)
1,637
0–3
–
February 6
UNLV
No. 8
Goodwin Field
9–8
Sarver (W; 1–0)
1,876
1–3
–
February 7
UNLV
No. 8
Goodwin Field
13–1
Romero (W; 1–1)
1,646
2–3
–
February 8
UNLV
No. 8
Goodwin Field
14–6
Gagnier (W; 1–1)
2,010
3–3
–
February 13
at No. 22 Arizona
No. 8
Sancet Stadium
8–11
Pestano (L; 0–1)
871
3–4
–
February 14
at No. 22 Arizona
No. 8
Sancet Stadium
6–10
Romero (L; 1–2)
1,358
3–5
–
February 15
at No. 22 Arizona
No. 8
Sancet Stadium
12–10
M. Martinez (W; 1–0)
1,683
4–5
–
February 20
at Houston
No. 15
Cougar Field
2–3
Windsor (L; 0–1)
1,203
4–6
–
February 21
at Houston
No. 15
Cougar Field
11–0
Romero (W; 2–2)
1,743
5–6
–
February 22
at Houston
No. 15
Cougar Field
9–4
Schreppel (W; 1–1)
1,513
6–6
–
February 24
at Loyola Marymount
No. 20
George C. Page Stadium
2–3
Sarver (L; 1–1)
321
6–7
–
February 27
Oklahoma
No. 20
Goodwin Field
1–5
Pestano (L; 0–2)
2,278
6–8
–
February 28
No. 3 Georgia Tech
No. 20
Goodwin Field
7–1
Romero (W; 3–2)
2,398
7–8
–
February 29
Southern California
No. 20
Goodwin Field
10–4
Gagnier (W; 2–1)
2,768
8–8
–
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
Big West Record
March 5
at No. 3 Texas
Disch-Falk Field
2–6
Windsor (L; 0–2)
4,446
8–9
–
March 6
vs. Sam Houston State
Disch-Falk Field
12–2
Schreppel (W; 2–1)
278
9–9
–
March 7
at No. 3 Texas
Disch-Falk Field
1–3
Romero (L; 3–3)
5,547
9–10
–
March 9
vs. San Diego
Goodwin Field
4–7
Gagnier (L; 2–2)
821
9–11
–
March 12
Minnesota
Goodwin Field
7–1
Windsor (W; 1–2)
1,207
10–11
–
March 13
Minnesota
Goodwin Field
7–8
M. Martinez (L; 1–1)
1,413
10–12
–
March 14
Minnesota
Goodwin Field
10–2
Pestano (W; 1–2)
1,643
11–12
–
March 17
at Pepperdine
Eddy D. Field Stadium
9–8
M. Martinez (W; 2–1)
119
12–12
–
March 19
at Fresno State
Pete Beiden Field
5–7
Windsor (L; 1–3)
2,582
12–13
–
March 20
at Fresno State
Pete Beiden Field
15–5
Romero (W; 4–3)
2,408
13–13
–
March 21
at Fresno State
Pete Beiden Field
12–9
M. Martinez (W; 3–1)
2,423
14–13
–
March 24
Pepperdine
Goodwin Field
6–0
Bruyninckx (W; 1–0)
1,017
15–13
–
March 31
Southern California
Dedeaux Field
4–6
M. Martinez (L; 3–2)
551
15–14
–
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
Big West Record
April 2
No. 13 Long Beach State
Goodwin Field
2–6
Windsor (L; 1–4)
3,317
15–15
–
April 3
No. 13 Long Beach State
Goodwin Field
1–10
Schreppel (L; 2–2)
1,859
15–16
–
April 4
No. 13 Long Beach State
Goodwin Field
9–3
Romero (W; 5–3)
2,585
16–16
–
April 8
at Pacific
Klein Family Field
16–1
Windsor (W; 2–4)
338
17–16
1–0
April 9
at Pacific
Klein Family Field
13–0
Romero (W; 6–3)
247
18–16
2–0
April 10
at Pacific
Klein Family Field
13–5
Pestano (W; 2–2)
331
19–16
3–0
April 13
Loyola Marymount
Goodwin Field
12–1
Schreppel (W; 3–2)
934
20–16
–
April 16
Cal State Northridge
Goodwin Field
3–2
Windsor (W; 3–4)
1,091
21–16
4–0
April 17
Cal State Northridge
Goodwin Field
10–3
Romero (W; 7–3)
1,010
22–16
5–0
April 18
Cal State Northridge
Goodwin Field
4–3
Pestano (W; 3–2)
1,874
23–16
6–0
April 20
UCLA
Goodwin Field
4–5
Pestano (L; 3–3)
l,479
23–17
–
April 23
at UC Santa Barbara
Caesar Uyesaka Stadium
8–0
Windsor (W; 4–4)
273
24–17
7–0
April 24
at UC Santa Barbara
Caesar Uyesaka Stadium
9–2
Romero (W; 8–3)
303
25–17
8–0
April 25
at UC Santa Barbara
Caesar Uyesaka Stadium
7–14
Sarver (L; 1–2)
371
25–18
8–1
April 30
Cal Poly
Goodwin Field
3–2
Windsor (W; 5–4)
1,243
26–18
9–1
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
Big West Record
May 1
Cal Poly
Goodwin Field
27–2
Romero (W; 9–3)
1,579
27–18
10–1
May 2
Cal Poly
Goodwin Field
9–4
M. Martinez (W; 4–2)
1,127
28–18
11–1
May 7
UC Riverside
Goodwin Field
12–3
Windsor (W; 6–4)
1,632
29–18
12–1
May 8
UC Riverside
Goodwin Field
4–6
Romero (L; 9–4)
1,520
29–19
12–2
May 9
UC Riverside
Goodwin Field
11–4
M. Martinez (W; 5–2)
1,043
30–19
13–2
May 11
at UCLA
Jackie Robinson Stadium
2–8
Bruyninckx (L; 1–1)
327
30–20
–
May 14
at UC Irvine
Cicerone Field
3–0
Windsor (W; 7–4)
1,572
31–20
14–2
May 15
at UC Irvine
Cicerone Field
11–1
Romero (W; 10–4)
1,579
32–20
15–2
May 16
at UC Irvine
Cicerone Field
7–3
M. Martinez (W; 6–2)
1,610
33–20
16–2
May 21
at No. 11 Long Beach State
No. 23
Blair Field
2–1
Windsor (W; 8–4)
3,036
34–20
17–2
May 22
at No. 11 Long Beach State
No. 23
Blair Field
2–1
Romero (W; 11–4)
2,037
35–20
18–2
May 23
at No. 11 Long Beach State
No. 23
Blair Field
13–11
M. Martinez (W; 7–2)
2,168
36–20
19–2
Post-Season (11–2)
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
June 4
vs. (3) Minnesota
No. 13 (2)
Goodwin Field
7–1
Windsor (W; 9–4)
3,211
37–20
June 5
vs. (4) Pepperdine
No. 13 (2)
Goodwin Field
6–7
Schreppel (L; 3–3)
2,520
37–21
June 5
vs. No. 18 (1) Arizona State
No. 13 (2)
Goodwin Field
5–0
M. Martinez (W; 8-2)
1,392
38–21
June 6
vs. (4) Pepperdine
No. 13 (2)
Goodwin Field
15–1
Sarver (W; 2–2)
1,867
39–21
June 6
vs. (4) Pepperdine
No. 13 (2)
Goodwin Field
16–3
Windsor (W; 10–4)
1,567
40–21
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
June 12
vs. No. 14 Tulane
No. 5
Goodwin Field
9–0
Windsor (W; 11–4)
3,375
41–21
June 13
vs. No. 14 Tulane
No. 5
Goodwin Field
10–7
Romero (W; 12–4)
2,720
42–21
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Cal State Fullerton Decision
Attendance
Overall Record
June 19
vs. No. 7 (2) South Carolina
No. 4
Rosenblatt Stadium
2–0
Windsor (W; 12–4)
23,976
43–21
June 20
vs. No. 1 (3) Miami (FL)
No. 4
Rosenblatt Stadium
6–3
Romero (W; 13–4)
24,857
44–21
June 23
vs. No. 7 (2) South Carolina
No. 4
Rosenblatt Stadium
3–5
M. Martinez (L; 8–3)
28,216
44–22
June 24
vs. No. 7 (2) South Carolina
No. 4
Rosenblatt Stadium
4–0
Sarver (W; 3–2)
16,251
45–22
June 26
vs. No. 2 (1) Texas
No. 4
Rosenblatt Stadium
6–4
Romero (W; 14–4)
26,604
46–22
June 27
vs. No. 2 (1) Texas
No. 4
Rosenblatt Stadium
3–2
Windsor (W; 13–4)
21,392
47–22
Awards and honors [ ]
Felipe Garcia
College World Series All-Tournament Team[2]
Clark Hardman
All-America Freshman[3]
All-Big West First Team[3]
Ricky Romero
College World Series All-Tournament Team[2]
Kurt Suzuki
Brooks Wallace Award [3]
Johnny Bench Award [3]
All-America First Team[3]
Big West Player of the Year[3]
All-Big West First Team[3]
Jason Windsor
Titans in the 2004 MLB Draft [ ]
The following members of the Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball program were drafted in the 2004 Major League Baseball Draft .[4]
Player
Position
Round
Overall
MLB Team
Kurt Suzuki
C
2nd
67th
Oakland Athletics
Jason Windsor
RHP
3rd
97th
Oakland Athletics
Mike Martinez
RHP
8th
249th
New York Yankees
P. J. Pilittere
C
13th
399th
New York Yankees
Ronnie Prettyman
3B
28th
826th
Seattle Mariners
Felipe Garcia
1B
48th
1437th
New York Yankees
Justin Turner
3B
undrafted
Los Angeles Dodgers
References [ ]
Venues People College World Series appearances in italics
NCAA Division I baseball champions