2016 Baseball Roster
Roster
Rex Stephan
- Position:
- Outfield
- Height:
- 5-9
- Weight:
- 185
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Seattle, Wash.
- High School:
- O?Dea
WASHINGTON
2016:Β Played in 11 games, primarily as a pinch-runner, but made 1 start at DH ... was 0x5 with four runs scored during the season ... walked, scored in PH AB Sunday at Utah ... pinch-ran in all 3 games vs. Stanford and also had one AB (0x1) ...Β earned start at DH Sunday vs. St. Mary's 0x3, BB ... PH walk, run Friday vs. St. Mary's ...Β 0x0 with BB vs. Ariz ...made 1st college appearance as a pinch-hitter, Mar. 6 vs. Santa Clara.Β
Named to the 2015Β 2015 Washington State Baseball Coaches Association All State Team, West Region Honorable Mention and Second Team All-Metro ... helped O'Dea win 2015 Metro League championship ... batted .377 as a junior helping O'Dea to the 2014 3A State Championship and Metro League title.
OβDEA HIGH SCHOOL
Named to the 2015Β 2015 Washington State Baseball Coaches Association All State Team, West Region Honorable Mention and Second Team All-Metro ... helped O'Dea win 2015 Metro League championship ... batted .377 as a junior helping O'Dea to the 2014 3A State Championship and Metro League title.
COACH MEGGS ON STEPHAN
"Rex grows on you for all the right reasons.Β He is a left handed hitter with some juice who can run.Β And Rex plays hard.Β He turn singles into doubles and doubles into triples.Β We are working hard offensively to find guys who can apply pressure every time they step in the batters box and Rex is one of those guys.Β He will force the defense to play fast catch and that creates problems every time he gets on first base.Β We love the fact that he can not only go from first to third on a base hit, but he can also hit a double in the gap to clear the bases.Β Rex can play all three outfield spots but will likely settle in as a corner outfielder.Β Keep your eye on this guy as he will be tough to keep off the field." Β
GETTING TO KNOW REX STEPHAN
Pre-game ritual:
Just relax, keeping my mind clean.
Favorite baseball player:
Bryce Harper, he playes with his hair on fire.
First memory of baseball:
Watching a Husky baseball game.
Greatest baseball memory:
Winning the 2014 state championship.
