THE TEAMS
Santa Clara (9-6, 0-0 WCC) at San Francisco (11-8, 0-0 WCC)

SERIES INFO
When: Friday, March 18 at 3 p.m.
Where: San Francisco
Video: WCC Network
Live Stats: StatBroadcast

When: Saturday, March 19 at 1 p.m.
Where: San Francisco
Video: WCC NetworkLive Stats: StatBroadcast

When: Sunday, March 20 at 1 p.m.
Where: San Francisco
Video: WCC NetworkLive Stats: StatBroadcast

NOTES

• Santa Clara is hitting .276/.367/.386 as a team with 91 runs scored on 27 doubles, seven triples, and five home runs.
• Batting average leaders: Eamonn Lance (.370), Dawson Brigman (.356), Michael Mugan (.343)
• RBI leaders: Dawson Brigman (12), Eammon Lance (12), Coleman Brigman (9)
• Runs leaders: Coleman Brigman (16), Eamon Lance (13), Michael O'Hara (12)
• Doubles leaders: Matt Jew (6), Coleman Brigman (6), Eamonn Lance (5)
• Triples leaders: JonJon Berring (3), four players tied (1)
• Home run leaders: Eamonn Lance (2), three players tied (1)
• The Broncos have a 3.94 ERA with 146 strikeouts against 61 walks in 128 innings.
• ERA leaders: Nick Sando (2.16), Jared Feikes (2.37), Cole Kitchen (3.80)
• Appearance leaders: Nick Sando (6), Cade Connolly (6), three players tied (5)
• Starts leaders: Skylar Hales (4), Cole Kitchen (4), Cade Pilchard (3)
• Innings pitched leaders: Cole Kitchen (21 1/3), Jared Feikes (19), Skylar Hales (18 2/3)
• Strikeouts leaders: Cole Kitchen (35), Nick Sando (26), Skylar Hales (23)
• The Broncos will rely on three grad transfers in 2022. Catcher Cal Christofori comes from Yale, RHP Drake Davis comes from Minnesota, and IF Alex Lambeau comes from LMU.
• Santa Clara also welcomes 13 freshmen in Nick Bacura, Karthik Gondy, Thomas Gould, Blake Hammond, Robert Hipwell, Nolan Lopez, Luke Mansy, Will Pappas, Sam Smith, Nico Stanley, Johnny Tarantino, Mike Villani, and Malcolm Williams.
• The Broncos face a tough schedule featuring four postseason teams from 2021 in Stanford, Arizona State, Gonzaga, and TCU. The Cardinal made it to the College World Series. They will also take on Power 5 teams USC, Cal, Texas A&M, Washington State, and Arizona State.
• The Broncos topped Cal on Tuesday but lost two of three at Texas A&M over the weekend.

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