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Stanford Cardinal baseball
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Founded1892;132 years ago (1892)
University Stanford University
Athletic director Bernard Muir
Head coach David Esquer (7th season)
Conference ACC
Location Stanford, California
Home stadium Klein Field at Sunken Diamond
(Capacity: 4,000)
Nickname Cardinal
ColorsCardinal and white [1]
   
NCAA Tournament champions
1987, 1988
College World Series runner-up
2000, 2001, 2003
College World Series appearances
1953, 1967, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2021, 2022, 2023
NCAA regional champions
1982, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
NCAA Tournament appearances
1953, 1965, 1967, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
Conference tournament champions
2022
Regular season conference champions
1924, 1925, 1927, 1931, 1950, 1953, 1966, 1967, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1990, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2018, 2022, 2023
The Cardinal baseball team of 1896 1896 Stanford baseball team.jpg
The Cardinal baseball team of 1896
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The Cardinal baseball team of 2018

The Stanford Cardinal baseball team represents Stanford University in NCAA Division I college baseball. Along with most other Stanford athletic teams, the baseball team participates in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Cardinal play their home games on campus at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond, and they are currently coached by David Esquer.

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Head coaches

NameYearsWonLostTiedPct.
No Coach1892–1896, 191830120.714
W. A. Lange1897330.500
J. F. Sheehan, Jr.1898–1899232.429
Dr. W. H. Murphy 1900–190112130.480
C. J. Swindells1902–190313200.394
C. Doyle1904880.500
D. V. Cowden19057100.412
James F. Lanagan 1906–190719192.500
George J. Presley1908–191030350.462
Carl F. Ganong19115111.324
Jerome D. Peters1912–191327171.611
W. B. Oskiman19141263.643
William Orr 191510100.500
Harry Wolter 1916, 1923–1943, 1946–19492773187.466
R. T. Wilson191710120.455
Bob Evans 1919–192016130.552
W. D. Seay1921–192211170.393
Everett Dean 1950–1955125834.599
Dutch Fehring 1956–19672901624.640
Ray Young 1968–19763261613.668
Mark Marquess 1977–20171,6278787.649
David Esquer 2018–present226920.711

Year-by-year record

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
No Coach (N/A)(1892–1896)
1892No Coach 3–4––
1893No Coach 11–1––
1894No Coach 6–0––
1895No Coach 4–1––
1896No Coach 5–3––
No Coach:29-9
W. A. Lange (N/A)(1897–1897)
1896W. A. Lange 3–3––
Lange:3-3
J. F. Sheehan, Jr. (N/A)(1898–1899)
1898Sheehan, Jr. 2–1––
1899Sheehan, Jr. 0-2-2––
Sheehan, Jr.:2-3-2
Dr. W. H. Murphy (N/A)(1900–1901)
1900 Murphy 3–9––
1901 Murphy 9–4––
Murphy:12-13
C. J. Swindells (N/A)(1902–1903)
1902Swindells 8–9––
1903Swindells 5–11––
Swindells:13-20
C. Doyle (N/A)(1904–1904)
1904Doyle 8–8––
Doyle:8-8
D. V. Cowden (N/A)(1905–1905)
1905Cowden 7–10––
Cowden:7-10
James F. Lanagan (N/A)(1906–1907)
1905 Lanagan 10–9––
1905 Lanagan 9-10-2––
Lanagan:19-19-2
George J. Presley (N/A)(1908–1910)
1908Presley 13–13––
1909Presley 8–8––
1910Presley 9–14––
Presley:30-35
Carl F. Ganong (N/A)(1911–1911)
1911Ganong 5-11-1––
Ganong:5-11-1
Jerome D. Peters (N/A)(1912–1913)
1912Peters 12–12––
1913Peters 15-5-1––
Peters:27-17-1
W. B. Oskiman (N/A)(1914–1914)
1914Oskiman 12-6-3––
Oskiman:12-6-3
William Orr (N/A)(1915–1915)
1915 Orr 10–10––
Orr:10-10
Harry Wolter ()(1916–1916)
1916 Harry Wolter 12-14-2––
Wolter:12-14-2
R. T. Wilson ()(1917–1917)
1917Wilson 10–12––
Wilson:10-12
No Coach (PCC)(1918–1918)
1917Wilson 1–31–23rd
No Coach:1-3
Bob Evans (PCC)(1919–1920)
1919 Evans 6–22–02nd
1920 Evans 10–115–54th
Evans:16-13
W. D. Seay (PCC)(1921–1922)
1921Seay 7–90–36th
1922Seay 4–81–26th
Evans:16-13
Harry Wolter (CIBA)(1923–1949)
1923 Wolter 11–112–32nd
1924 Wolter 14–103–31st-t
1925 Wolter 7–102–11st
1926 Wolter 5–102–43rd
1927 Wolter 8–135–73rd-t
1928 Wolter 7–105–73rd-t
1929 Wolter 10–114–105th
1930 Wolter 10–127–83rd-t
1931 Wolter 18–515–31st
1932 Wolter 12–119–9-4th-t
1933 Wolter 8–194–52nd
1934 Wolter 8-14-25–103rd
1935 Wolter 2–132–136th
1936 Wolter 8–202–136th
1937 Wolter 13–108–73rd
1938 Wolter 10–135–105th
1939 Wolter 14–118–74th
1940 Wolter 8-14-14–116th
1941 Wolter 12–135–105th
1942 Wolter 10-13-12–126th
1943 Wolter 10–125–73rd
1944No team (WWII) ---
1945No team (WWII) ---
1946 Wolter 8–154–83rd-t
1947 Wolter 19-11-17–83rd-t
1948 Wolter 15–115–94th
1949 Wolter 18–127–84th
Wolter:265-304-5
Everett Dean (CIBA)(1950–1955)
1950 Dean 19–1510–51st
1951 Dean 21–139–93rd
1952 Dean 19-13-19–72nd
1953 Dean 29-15-210–61st-t College World Series Appearance
1954 Dean 18–129–72nd
1955 Dean 19-15-19–73rd
Dean:125-83-4
Dutch Fehring (CIBA/PCC)(1956–1967)
1956 Fehring 24-10-19–72nd-t
1957 Fehring 17–137–93rd
1958 Fehring 23–127–93rd
1959 Fehring 21–139–72nd-t
1960 Fehring 20–176–103rd-t
1961 Fehring 26–175–114th-t
1962 Fehring 21–146–104th
1963 Fehring 24–118–84th
1964 Fehring 20–244–166th
1965 Fehring 32–1311–91st-t
1966 Fehring 26-12-212–82nd-t
1967 Fehring 36-6-110–11st College World Series Appearance
Fehring:290-162-4
Ray Young (PCC)(1968–1976)
1968Young 36–1213–52nd
1969Young 34–1216–52nd
1970Young 36-16-18–94th
1971Young 39-20-111–62nd-t
1972Young 37-17-19–92nd-t
1973Young 37–209–92nd
1974Young 28–1910–82nd
1975Young 37–229–92nd
1976Young 42–2314–103rd
Young:326-161-3
Mark Marquess (Pac-12)(1977–2017)
1977 Marquess 43–235–133rd-t
1978 Marquess 35-20-16–123rd-t
1979 Marquess 35–2313–175th
1980 Marquess 29–2413–175th-t
1981 Marquess 43–2216–142nd NCAA Regional
1982 Marquess 49-18-120–102nd College World Series
1983 Marquess 41-17-120–101st College World Series
1984 Marquess 38-26-118–122nd-t NCAA Regional
1985 Marquess 47–1523–71st College World Series
1986 Marquess 38–2218–122nd-t NCAA Regional
1987 Marquess 53–1721–91st CWS Champion
1988 Marquess 46–2318–122nd CWS Champion
1989 Marquess 30–2812–184th
1990 Marquess 59–1224–61st College World Series
1991 Marquess 39–2318–122nd NCAA Regional
1992 Marquess 39–2317–132nd NCAA Regional
1993 Marquess 27–2810–206th
1994 Marquess 36–2421–91st NCAA Regional
1995 Marquess 40–2520–102nd College World Series
1996 Marquess 41–1919–112nd NCAA Regional
1997 Marquess 45–2021–91st College World Series
1998 Marquess 42-14-122–81st NCAA Regional
1999 Marquess 50–1519–51st College World Series
2000 Marquess 50–1617–71st-t College World Series Runner-up
2001 Marquess 51–1717–72nd College World Series Runner-up
2002 Marquess 47–1816–82nd College World Series
2003 Marquess 51–1818–61st College World Series Runner-up
2004 Marquess 46–1416–81st NCAA Regional
2005 Marquess 34–2512–126th-t NCAA Regional
2006 Marquess 33–2711–135th-t NCAA Regional
2007 Marquess 28–289–158th-
2008 Marquess 41-24-214–102nd College World Series
2009 Marquess 30–2513–145th-t-
2010 Marquess 31–2514–134th NCAA Regional
2011 Marquess 35–2214–125th NCAA Super Regional
2012 Marquess 41–1818–124th-t NCAA Super Regional
2013 Marquess 32–2216–144th-t
2014 Marquess 35–2616–145th-t NCAA Super Regional
2015 Marquess 24–329–2110th
2016 Marquess 31–2315–156th-t
2017Marquess 42–1621–92nd NCAA Regional
Marquess:1,627-878-7
David Esquer (Pac-12 Conference)(2018–present)
2018 Esquer 46–1222–81st NCAA Regional
2019Esquer 45–1420–62nd NCAA Super Regional
2020Esquer 5–110–111th
2021Esquer 39–1717–103rd College World Series
2022Esquer 47–1821–91st College World Series
Esquer:182–72
Total:2,997-1,869-34 [2]

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

Stadium

Klein Field at Sunken Diamond is one of the premier collegiate baseball stadiums in the country.[ citation needed ] When the football stadium was originally built in 1921, dirt was excavated from the site of the future baseball stadium, which created a "sunken" field a decade later.

Record versus opponent

OpponentWonLostTiedPct.First PlayedLast Played
Air Force 910.90019621971
Alabama 210.66720002000
Appalachian State 1001.00019861986
Arkansas 410.80019852022
Auburn 4001.00019671967
Ball State 1001.00020192019
Baylor 110.50020052018
Binghamton 1001.00020222022
Boise State 1001.00019781978
BYU 820.80019682018
Cal Poly Pomona 1670.69619621982
Cal Poly 4340.91519592022
Cal State Bakersfield 3001.00020232023
CS Dominguez Hills010.00019781978
Cal State Fullerton 72570.55819792024
Cal State Hayward2652.81819651988
Cal State Los Angeles1230.80019591997
Cal State Northridge 841.65419652022
California Western110.50019621962
Campbell 1001.00019901990
Chapman310.75019681971
Chico State920.81819611970
Claremont210.66719621972
Cornell 2001.00019721975
Creighton 120.33320242024
Delaware 1001.00019761976
Eastern Michigan 1001.00019761976
Fordham 1001.00019881988
Fresno State 88461.65619592021
Georgia 340.42919872008
Georgia Southern 1001.00019901990
Gonzaga 410.80019762019
Grand Canyon 420.66720192022
Hawaii 18101.63819612010
Houston 110.50019672020
Humboldt State5001.00019631980
Illinois 1001.00020112011
Illinois-Chicago1001.00020032003
Indiana 430.57120142022
Indiana State 1001.00020142014
James Madison 1001.00019831983
Kansas 1830.85720042017
Kansas State 330.50019712020
Kentucky 2001.00019881988
Lamar 310.75019811995
Lewis and Clark1001.00019901990
Long Beach State 1370.65019602017
Louisiana 3001.00020002022
Loyola Marymount 510.83319791999
LSU 130.25019872000
Maine 030.00019781982
Marist 2001.00020012001
Massachusetts 010.00019731973
Michigan 420.66719832020
Middle Tennessee State 1001.00019901990
Minnesota 310.75019871998
Mississippi State 220.50019902019
Nebraska 620.75019852008
Nevada 2180.72419732015
New Mexico 320.60019722010
North Dakota State 1001.00020212021
Northeastern 1001.00019971997
Oklahoma 430.57119712023
Oklahoma State 140.20019831987
Oral Roberts 120.33319781987
Pacific 66111.85319592023
Penn State 220.50019962024
Pepperdine 2550.83319592019
Portland State 1001.00019661966
Rice 27120.69219912024
Richmond 1001.00020032003
Rutgers 1001.00019881988
Sacramento State 33160.67319592024
Saint Mary’s 69151.81819622022
San Diego 210.66719772018
San Diego State 1130.78619602022
San Francisco 101182.84319592022
San Francisco State 4530.93819591996
San Jose State 109400.73219592024
Santa Clara 150841.64019592024
Sonoma State 210.66719811983
South Carolina 610.85719722003
Southern Illinois 1001.00019751975
St. John’s 210.66719702004
Stanislaus State 11001.00019721990
Stetson 1001.00019921992
TCU 110.50020052005
Tennessee 130.25019722023
Texas 47361.56519812023
Texas A&M 310.75019972023
Texas State 310.75020222022
Texas Tech 550.50019952024
UTSA 110.50020052022
Tulane 310.75019742001
Tulsa 110.50019701976
U. S. International010.00019851985
UC Davis 55150.78619602022
UC Irvine 920.81819722021
UC Riverside 840.66719702003
UC Santa Barbara 31200.60819632022
UNLV 590.35719802024
Valdosta State 1001.00019781978
Vanderbilt 7100.41219732021
West Carolina 010.00019921992
Wichita State 2001.00019902019
Wisconsin 2001.00019741982
Wright State 1001.00020182018
Wyoming 1001.00019941994
Youngstown State 1001.00020142014

Record versus ACC opponents

OpponentWonLostTiedPct.First PlayedLast Played
Boston College 000–NeverTBD
California 2141121.6561959Present
Clemson 2001.00019952000
Duke 000–NeverTBD
Florida State 83451.64719592013
Georgia Tech 000–NeverTBD
Louisville 000–NeverTBD
Miami 350.37519852008
North Carolina 120.33319992011
NC State 210.66720062021
Notre Dame 3001.00019912002
Pittsburgh 000–NeverTBD
SMU 1001.00019751975
Virginia 000–NeverTBD
Virginia Tech 000–NeverTBD
Wake Forest 010.0002023TBD

Record against former Pac-12 opponents

OpponentWonLostTiedPct.First PlayedLast Played
Arizona 121860.58519752024
Arizona State 1101070.50719612024
California 2221151.65819592024
Oregon 37240.60719612024
Oregon State 56510.52319202024
UCLA 1681200.58319592024
USC 1661512.52419592024
Utah 2890.75719652024
Washington 64320.66719652024
Washington State 68260.72319642024

Stanford in the NCAA tournament

The Cardinal have appeared in the NCAA Division I baseball tournament 31 times, and appearing in the College World Series 16 times. They have won two National Championships, in 1987 College World Series and 1988.

Future major league outfielder Sam Fuld's 24 career hits broke the College World Series record of 23 set by Keith Moreland in 1973–75. [4] [5]

Former Cardinal in MLB

Sam Fuld Sam Fuld on August 16, 2015.jpg
Sam Fuld
Mike Mussina Mike Mussina on September 28, 2007.jpg
Mike Mussina

Former NFL Quarterback and current Denver Broncos executive John Elway also played baseball at Stanford for two seasons.

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  4. ↑ "Longest CWS on record sees 16 games over 11 days". USA Today . June 24, 2003. Retrieved August 28, 2009.
  5. ↑ "Donny Lucy And Sam Fuld Make Major League Debuts With Windy City Teams". CSTV.com. September 5, 2007. Archived from the original on June 22, 2011. Retrieved July 20, 2009.
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