A 2008 First Team selection, Adams hit .337 in 49 starts this season for the Red Storm. He is 63-for-187 at the plate with 47 runs scored, eight homers, 14 doubles and 44 RBIs. He also has walked 20 times and owns a .551 slugging percentage. Adams ranks second in the PacWest in at-bats, doubles and total plate appearances (211). He is third in runs scored and RBIs, fourth in base hits and total bases (103), and fifth in homers.

Rosenhan ranks fourth in runs batted in with 43 and stands seventh in batting with a .378 average. He is 56-for-148 in 47 starts, scoring 44 runs while driving in 43 more. He has 12 doubles and five home runs. He boasts a .561 slugging rate, a .461 on-base percentage, and has been plunked 11 times (second in the league).

Friend has bees an enemy to opposing pitchers. He ranks second in the PacWest in base hits with 65 and leads the league in triples (5) and runs scored (55). This season, Friend has batted .369 to rank eighth in the league, while his 12 stolen bases is tied for third-most in the conference. His total of 176 at-bats currently ranks third in the conference as well.

WEBER STATE

TRACK AND FIELD: Weber State distance runner Jace Nye (Jr.-Kaysville, Davis HS) has been named the Big Sky Conference Male Track Athlete of the Week for the second time this Spring. He ran a 2009 Big Sky Conference best time of 1:49.69, winning the 800 Meter run at the University of Utah Twilight Meet on Tuesday, May 5. It was his first 800 meter race of the season and is the 10th best time in Weber State men's outdoor track and field history.

WESTMINSTER

WOMEN'S SOCCER: The Westminster women's soccer team spent this past Saturday participating in the Susan G. Komen 5K Race for the Cure in Salt Lake City.

Several Westminster players, coaches, and supporters ran as a team in their pink Westminster Soccer T-Shirts. In total the event raised $261,631.34 for breast cancer research, surpassing the goal of $250,000.

"Participating in the race for the cure gave Westminster women's soccer the opportunity to show our support to those who have dealt with breast cancer in their lives," Westminster freshman Lisa Johnson said. "It allowed us to join those who are battling the disease, support those who have lost loved ones to it, and celebrate with those who have survived breast cancer. We're looking forward in doubling our participation for this great event next year."

"I am very pleased with the turnout Westminster women's soccer had," assistant coach James Taylor commented. "I am proud of the girls who enthusiastically gave up their Saturday to join such an important cause.

I am looking forward to increasing participation and fund raising for 2010."

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