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Issue date: 7/1/09 Section: Sports
All-American Sam
Oregon State freshman right-handed pitcher Sam Gaviglio has been named to Baseball America's Freshman All-America Second Team, announced Tuesday.
The Ashland, Ore., native set an Oregon State freshman record by going 10-1, collecting a 2.73 earned run average in his first season with the Beavers. He won his last seven starts, including a victory in the Fort Worth Regional opener against Texas A&M.
The 10 victories tied him for second in the Pac-10 and 22nd nationally.
Gaviglio worked 62 2/3 innings in 2009, striking out 55 while walking just nine. Opponents batted .200 against him. As a starter, he went 6-0 in six starts, collecting a 1.93 ERA in 37 1/3 innings. In those six starts, opponents batted .179 against him.
Gaviglio has also been named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Team, the NCBWA Freshman All-America Team and the Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America First Team.
He has made two appearances for Corvallis of the West Coast League this summer, posting a 0.00 earned run average and 1-0 record.
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OSU up for ESPY
What do Mine That Bird, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Team USA (soccer) and the Oregon State football team have in common? They are the four candidates for The 2009 ESPYs Upset of the Year. The awards ceremony airs Sun., July 19 at 6 p.m. PST on ESPN/ESPN HD.
Beaver head coach Mike Riley, James Rodgers and Jacquizz Rodgers will be in attendance at the taping of the 17th annual ESPYs July 15 at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.
The ESPYs gather top celebrities from sports and entertainment to commemorate the past year in sports by recognizing major sports achievements, reliving unforgettable moments and saluting the leading performers and performances. The 2009 ESPYs will recognize both sport-specific achievements, such as "Best MLB Player," and best-in-sport winners, such as "Best Team" or "Best Female Athlete" that pit nominees from different sports against each other. The ESPYs honor ESPN's commitment to The V Foundation for Cancer Research, a partnership launched with the late Jim Valvano at the inaugural ESPYs in 1993.
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Oregon State freshman right-handed pitcher Sam Gaviglio has been named to Baseball America's Freshman All-America Second Team, announced Tuesday.
The Ashland, Ore., native set an Oregon State freshman record by going 10-1, collecting a 2.73 earned run average in his first season with the Beavers. He won his last seven starts, including a victory in the Fort Worth Regional opener against Texas A&M.
The 10 victories tied him for second in the Pac-10 and 22nd nationally.
Gaviglio worked 62 2/3 innings in 2009, striking out 55 while walking just nine. Opponents batted .200 against him. As a starter, he went 6-0 in six starts, collecting a 1.93 ERA in 37 1/3 innings. In those six starts, opponents batted .179 against him.
Gaviglio has also been named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Team, the NCBWA Freshman All-America Team and the Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America First Team.
He has made two appearances for Corvallis of the West Coast League this summer, posting a 0.00 earned run average and 1-0 record.
- Sports Information
OSU up for ESPY
What do Mine That Bird, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Team USA (soccer) and the Oregon State football team have in common? They are the four candidates for The 2009 ESPYs Upset of the Year. The awards ceremony airs Sun., July 19 at 6 p.m. PST on ESPN/ESPN HD.
Beaver head coach Mike Riley, James Rodgers and Jacquizz Rodgers will be in attendance at the taping of the 17th annual ESPYs July 15 at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.
The ESPYs gather top celebrities from sports and entertainment to commemorate the past year in sports by recognizing major sports achievements, reliving unforgettable moments and saluting the leading performers and performances. The 2009 ESPYs will recognize both sport-specific achievements, such as "Best MLB Player," and best-in-sport winners, such as "Best Team" or "Best Female Athlete" that pit nominees from different sports against each other. The ESPYs honor ESPN's commitment to The V Foundation for Cancer Research, a partnership launched with the late Jim Valvano at the inaugural ESPYs in 1993.
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