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2003 Rice Owls baseball team

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Roster
Schedule
Awards and honors
Owls in the 2003 MLB Draft
References
External links

{{Infobox NCAA team season
|Mode = baseball
|Year = 2003
|Team = Rice Owls
|Logo = Rice Owls logo.svg
|LogoSize = 150
|Conference = Western Athletic Conference
|ShortConference = WAC
|Record = 58-12
|ConfRecord = 25–5
|HeadCoach = Wayne Graham (12th year)
|AsstCoach1 = David Pierce (1st year)
|AsstCoach2 = Mike Taylor (3rd year)
|AsstCoach3 = Zane Curry (4th year)
|StadiumArena = Reckling Park
|Champion = College World Series Champions
Western Athletic Conference Champions
|BowlTourney =
|BowlTourneyResult =
}}

The 2003 Rice Owls baseball team represented Rice University in the 2003 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Owls played their home games at Reckling Park. The team was coached by Wayne Graham in his 12th season at Rice.

The Owls won 30 consecutive games to open the season 33-1 and won the Western Athletic Conference championship. Rice went on to win the College World Series, defeating the Stanford Cardinal in the championship series. It was the first national title that Rice had ever won in a team sport in the school's 91-year history.

Roster

2003 Rice Owls roster

Pitchers

21 Philip Humber - Sophomore
33 Jeff Niemann - Sophomore
30 Wade Townsend - Sophomore
20 Josh Baker - Junior
14 David Aardsma - Junior
24 Colin Matheny - Freshman
34 Steven Herce - Senior
10 Lance Pendleton - Freshman
17 Justin Farris - Senior
8 Marcos Ramos - Sophomore

not on postseason roster

Infielders

1 Sean Hirsch - Junior
5 Drew Skaggs - Senior
11 Paul Janish - Sophomore
13 Enrique Cruz - Junior
15 Matt Moake - Sophomore
22 Matt Ueckert - Freshman
23 Craig Stansberry - Junior
27 Vincent Sinisi - Junior

Outfielders

2 Matt Emerson - Freshman
3 Matt Cavanaugh - Freshman
4 Jeff Jorgenson - Sophomore
7 Chris Kolkhorst - Junior
9 Austin Davis - Sophomore
16 Dane Bubela - Senior

Catchers

12 Jeff Blackinton - Junior
19 Justin Ruchti - Senior
29 Jon Gillespie - Sophomore
35 Lyndon Duplessis - Freshman

Schedule

2003 Rice Owls Baseball Game Log

Regular Season

February

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record	WAC Record
February 11	year=2003\|team=UTSA Roadrunners\|school=University of Texas at San Antonio\|title=Texas-San Antonio}}	Reckling Park	6-4	Baker (W; 1-0)	2,432	1-0	–
February 14	year=2003\|team=Texas A&M Aggies\|school=Texas A&M University\|title=Texas A&M}}	Minute Maid Park	10-5	Niemann (W; 1-0)	8,405	2-0	–
February 15	year=2003\|team=Baylor Bears\|school=Baylor University\|title=Baylor}}	Minute Maid Park	4-3	Humber (W; 1-0)	14,484	3-0	–
February 16	year=2003\|team=Alabama Crimson Tide\|school=University of Alabama\|title=Alabama}}	Minute Maid Park	5-6	Ueckert (L; 1-0)	10,416	3-1	–
February 18	year=2003\|team=Houston Cougars\|school=University of Houston\|title=Houston}}	Cougar Field	3-0	Townsend (W; 1-0)	1,116	4-1	–
February 19	year=2003\|team=Texas State Bobcats\|school=Texas State University\|title=Southwest Texas State}}	Bobcat Baseball Stadium	6-0	Matheny (W; 1-0)	1,608	5-1	–
February 22	year=2003\|team=Stetson Hatters\|school=Stetson University\|title=Stetson}}	Reckling Park	11-6	Humber (W; 2-0)	2,323	6-1	–
February 22	year=2003\|team=Ole Miss Rebels\|school=University of Mississippi\|title=Mississippi}}	Reckling Park	6-0	Niemann (W; 2-0)	2,562	7-1	–
February 23	year=2003\|team=Texas–Arlington Mavericks\|school=University of Texas at Arlington\|title=Texas–Arlington}}	Reckling Park	1-0 (10)	Aardsma (W; 1-0)	2,657	8-1	–
February 28	Southwest Texas State	Reckling Park	8-3	Niemann (W; 3-0)	2,054	9-1	–

March

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record	WAC Record
March 1	Southwest Texas State	Reckling Park	7-5	Baker (W; 2-0)	2,317	10-1	–
March 2	Southwest Texas State	Reckling Park	10-4	Humber (W; 3-0)	2,275	11-1	–
March 4	Houston	Reckling Park	4-3	Aardsma (W; 2-0)	2,618	12-1	–
March 7	year=2003\|team=Louisiana Tech Bulldogs\|school=Louisiana Tech University\|title=Louisiana Tech}}	J.C. Love Field	4-3	Niemann (W; 4-0)	529	13–1	1–0
March 8	at Louisiana Tech	J.C. Love Field	5-3	Humber (W; 4-0)	1,011	14–1	2–0
March 9	at Louisiana Tech	J.C. Love Field	12-0	Baker (W; 3-0)	827	15–1	3–0
March 11	year=2003\|team=Texas Longhorns\|school=University of Texas\|title=Texas}}	Reckling Park	2-1 (10)	Aardsma (W; 3-0)	4,525	16–1	–
March 14	year=2003\|team=Hawaii Warriors\|school=University of Hawaii\|title=Hawaii}}	Les Murakami Stadium	9-4	Niemann (W; 5-0)	2,919	17–1	4–0
March 15	at Hawaii	Les Murakami Stadium	9-2	Humber (W; 5-0)	3,426	18–1	5–0
March 16	at Hawaii	Les Murakami Stadium	11-1	Baker (W; 4-0)	2,271	19–1	6–0
March 18	year=2003\|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers\|school=University of Nebraska\|title=Nebraska}}	Reckling Park	4-1	Townsend (W; 2-0)	3,359	20–1	–
March 19	at Houston	Cougar Field	7-6 (11)	Aardsma (W; 4-0)	2,271	21-1	–
March 21	year=2003\|team=Liberty Flames\|school=Liberty University\|title=Liberty}}	Reckling Park	20-1	Humber (W; 6-0)	2,851	22–1	–
March 22	Liberty	Reckling Park	10-4	Baker (W; 5-0)	2,412	23–1	–
March 23	Liberty	Reckling Park	5-4	Niemann (W; 6-0)	2,348	24–1	–
March 25	year=2003\|team=Baylor Bears\|school=Baylor University\|title=Baylor}}	Reckling Park	4-3	Townsend (W; 3-0)	3,683	25–1	–
March 28	year=2003\|team=San Jose State Spartans\|school=San Jose State University\|title=San Jose State}}	Reckling Park	12-2	Humber (W; 7-0)	2,180	26–1	7–0
March 29	San Jose State	Reckling Park	21-1	Niemann (W; 7-0)	2,837	27–1	8–0
March 30	San Jose State	Reckling Park	8-1	Baker (W; 6-0)	3,118	28–1	9–0

April

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record	WAC Record
April 1	Houston	Reckling Park	11-0	Townsend (W; 4-0)	3,320	29-1	–
April 4	Hawaii	Reckling Park	11-0	Humber (W; 8-0)	3,215	30–1	10–0
April 5	Hawaii	Reckling Park	2-0	Niemann (W; 8-0)	2,835	31–1	11–0
April 6	Hawaii	Reckling Park	8-1	Baker (W; 7-0)	2,614	32–1	12–0
April 8	Texas A&M	Reckling Park	8-0	Townsend (W; 5-0)	4,414	33–1	–
April 9	year=2003\|team=Lamar Cardinals\|school=Lamar University\|title=Lamar}}	Reckling Park	5-7	Aardsma (L; 4-1)	2,417	33–2	–
April 11	year=2003\|team=Fresno State Bulldogs\|school=Fresno State University\|title=Fresno State}}	Pete Beiden Field	3-7	Humber (L; 8-1)	2,727	33–3	12–1
April 12	at Fresno State	Pete Beiden Field	9-2	Niemann (W; 9-0)	2,724	34–3	13–1
April 13	at Fresno State	Pete Beiden Field	3-2	Townsend (W; 6-0)	2,564	35–3	14–1
April 15	year=2003\|team=Sam Houston State Bearkats\|school=Sam Houston State University\|title=Sam Houston State}}	Don Sanders Stadium	1-8	Aardsma (L; 4-2)	481	35–4	–
April 16	at Houston	Cougar Field	1-5	Herce (L; 0-1)	1,672	35-5	–
April 18	year=2003\|team=Nevada Wolfpack\|school=University of Nevada\|title=Nevada}}	Reckling Park	10-5	Matheny (W; 2-0)	3,103	36–5	15–1
April 19	Nevada	Reckling Park	3-0	Niemann (W; 10-0)	3,314	37–5	16–1
April 20	Nevada	Reckling Park	5-6	Herce (L; 0-2)	2,313	37–6	16–2
April 22	at Lamar	Vincent–Beck Stadium	5-9	Matheny (L; 2-1)	1,406	37–7	–
April 24	Louisiana Tech	Reckling Park	2-1	Humber (W; 9-1)	2,715	38–7	17–2
April 25	Louisiana Tech	Reckling Park	13-3	Niemannn (W; 11-0)	3,156	39–7	18–2
April 26	Louisiana Tech	Reckling Park	8-2	Baker (W; 8-0)	3,044	40–7	19–2

May

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record	WAC Record
May 7	Sam Houston State	Reckling Park	10-5	Herce (W; 1-2)	2,820	41–7	–
May 9	at Nevada	William Peccole Park	13-11	Humber (W; 10-1)	1,206	42–7	20–2
May 10	at Nevada	William Peccole Park	7-4	Niemann (W; 12-0)	1,636	43–7	21–2
May 11	at Nevada	William Peccole Park	7-8 (10)	Aardsma (L; 4-3)	1,875	43–8	21–3
May 14	year=2003\|team=Saint Mary's Gales\|school=Saint Mary's College of California\|title=Saint Mary's}}	Louis Guisto Field	10-6	Matheny (W; 3-1)	356	44–8	–
May 16	at San Jose State	San Jose Municipal Stadium	12-6	Aardsma (W; 5-3)	553	45–8	22–3
May 17	at San Jose State	San Jose Municipal Stadium	11-0	Niemann (W; 13-0)	612	46–8	23–3
May 17	at San Jose State	Blethen Field	6-8	Townsend (L; 6-1)	553	46–9	23–4
May 23	Fresno State	Reckling Park	1-2	Humber (W; 10-2)	3,015	46–10	23–5
May 24	Fresno State	Reckling Park	13-2	Niemann (W; 14-0)	2,938	47–10	24–5
May 25	Fresno State	Reckling Park	3-2	Townsend (W; 7-1)	3,105	48–10	25–5

NCAA Tournament: Houston Regional

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record
May 30	year=2003\|team=McNeese State Cowboys\|school=McNeese State University\|title=McNeese State}}	Reckling Park	3-2 (10)	Townsend (W; 8-1)	4,014	49–10
May 31	year=2003\|team=Wichita State Shockers\|school=Wichita State University\|title=Wichita State}}	Reckling Park	10-1	Niemann (W; 15-0)	3,769	50–10
June 1	vs. Wichita State	Reckling Park	5-2	Townsend (W; 9-1)	3,528	51–10

NCAA Tournament: Houston Super Regional

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record
June 7	vs. Houston	Reckling Park	2-5	Humber (L; 10-3)	4,427	51–11
June 8	vs. Houston	Reckling Park	10-2	Niemann (W; 16-0)	4,435	52–11
June 9	vs. Houston	Reckling Park	5-2	Townsend (W; 10-1)	4,417	53–11

NCAA Tournament: College World Series

Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Rice Decision	Attendance	Overall Record
June 14	year=2003\|team=Missouri State Bears\|school=Missouri State University\|title=SW Missouri State}}	Rosenblatt Stadium	4–2	Niemann (W; 17-0)	23,248	54–11
June 16	vs. Texas	Rosenblatt Stadium	12–2	Townsend (W; 11-1)	24,842	55–11
June 18	vs. Texas	Rosenblatt Stadium	5–4	Aardsma (W; 6-1)	23,170	56–11
June 21	year=2003\|team=Stanford Cardinal\|school=Stanford University\|title=Stanford}}	Rosenblatt Stadium	4–3 (10)	Aardsma (W; 7-3)	23,741	57–11
June 22	vs. Stanford	Rosenblatt Stadium	3–8	Townsend (L; 11-2)	17,907	57–12
June 23	vs. Stanford	Rosenblatt Stadium	14–2	Humber (W; 11-3)	18,494	58–12

Awards and honors

Dane Bubela

All-WAC First Team^[1]

Enrique Cruz

All-America Third Team^[1]
College World Series All-Tournament Team^[2]
All-WAC First Team^[1]

Austin Davis

All-WAC First Team^[1]

: //Philip Humber">Philip Humber

All-America Second Team^[1]
All-WAC First Team^[1]

: //Paul Janish">Paul Janish

All-WAC Second Team^[1]

Jeff Jorgensen

All-WAC First Team^[1]

Chris Kolkhorst

College World Series All-Tournament Team^[2]
All-WAC First Team^[1]

: //Jeff Niemann">Jeff Niemann

All-America First Team^[1]
College World Series All-Tournament Team^[2]
WAC Pitcher of the Year^[1]

Justin Ruchti

All-WAC Second Team^[1]

Vincent Sinisi

All-WAC First Team^[1]

: //Wade Townsend">Wade Townsend

All-America First Team^[1]
All-WAC First Team^[1]

Owls in the 2003 MLB Draft

The following members of the Rice Owls baseball program were drafted in the 2003 Major League Baseball Draft.^[3]

Player	Position	Round	Overall	MLB Team
David Aardsma	RHP	1st	22nd	San Francisco Giants
Vincent Sinisi	1B	2nd	46th	Texas Rangers
Craig Stansberry	3B	5th	135th	Pittsburgh Pirates
Jeff Jorgensen	OF	7th	209th	Houston Astros
Justin Ruchti	C	9th	266th	Seattle Mariners
Enrique Cruz	SS	14th	424th	New York Yankees
Steven Herce	RHP	17th	495th	Pittsburgh Pirates
Dane Bubela	OF	22nd	646th	Texas Rangers

References

1. ^¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹¹⁰¹¹¹²¹³¹⁴{{cite web|title=2012 Rice Baseball Fact Book|url=http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/rice/sports/m-basebl/auto_pdf/2011-12/misc_non_event/12-basebl-fact-book.pdf|publisher=RiceOwls.com}}
2. ^¹²{{cite web|title=CWS Record Book|url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/baseball_cws_RB/2012/1-CWSGeneral.pdf|publisher=NCAA.org|accessdate=18 June 2012}}
3. ^{{cite web|title=2003 Rice University|url=http://www.thebaseballcube.com/teams/stats.asp?Y=2003&T=20032|publisher=The Baseball Cube|accessdate=16 June 2012}}

External links

{{citenews|title=A look at Rice's national title baseball team 10 years later|url=http://www.chron.com/sports/rice/article/A-look-at-Rice-s-national-title-baseball-team-10-4616908.php|publisher=Houston Chronicle|date=June 22, 2013}}

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