Husky Spring Sports Roundup

Baseball

• The baseball season is just getting underway, and we’ve already had a Pac-12 player of the week. Freshman pitcher Noah Bremer was honored on March 2^nd
• Bremer’s performance against UCLA on March 13^th was strong as well. Even though the Huskies lost, the talented righty gave up only 1 run, his first in 18 innings.
• The Huskies bounced back with an 8-1 win over the Bruins only to lose the final game in the series, 5-4.
• The Husky pitching rotation appears to be strong this year as their only preseason All American is right handed senior, Tyler Davis.  Paired with the Freshman Bremer, they form a solid core for the pitching rotation.
• In conference play, the Huskies currently sit in 9^th with a 1-2-0 record. The Huskies have a chance to even their record against the Cal Bears this Saturday in Seattle.

• It took 13 innings, but the Husky Softball team beat Arizona State to open Pac-12 play with a W. They split the series, however, losing the next day, 9-7.
• The Softball team will look to move up the Pac-12 pecking order with a win against UCLA on Saturday. The game will air on Pac-12 networks.

• Senior Cheng-Tsung Pan was one of 24 players named to the 2015 Ben Hogan Award Watch List. He is a 3 time semifinalist and might make it 4 when the listed in pared in April. He’s also the #5 ranked amateur golfer in the world.
• The men won their first tournament of the season coming back from a 12 stroke deficit on the 2^nd and final day of the Lampkin San Diego Classic.
• The golf team currently ranks #18 in the country.

• Just like the men’s team, the women’s golf team is also enjoying a lofty ranking, currently sitting at #11. Pac-12 rivals USC and UCLA lead the way at #1 and #2 nationally.
• They don’t play again until April 10^th, but the women have performed exceptionally well at their last 3 two-day tournaments. They scored the lowest rounds on all 6 days of the UC Irvine Kia Classic, Bruin/Wave Invitational, and the Bay Area Invite.