California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo Baseball

Larry Lee Head Coach • 24th Season Pepperdine '83 (Master's: Cal Poly '85) A new $10 million clubhouse. Record crowds. Nine 35-victory campaigns. Big West record holder for career wins, both overall and in conference games. Four NCAA regional bids. Nineteen top-four finishes in 22 Big West seasons. A total of 40 Mustangs drafted in the first 10 rounds. Fifteen Major Leaguers. Those are the top accomplishments so far as Larry Lee heads into his 24th season as head coach of the Cal Poly baseball program in the spring of 2026. Said former Cal Poly Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development and Capital Projects Ashley Offermann, “Larry definitely helped with the fundraising and it was his vision that helped with the programming of the clubhouse,” which opened in 2020. “Larry also assisted with the other improvements throughout Baggett Stadium to ensure the improvements maximize impact and make it one of the finest facilities in the West,” Offermann added, noting the videoboard, backstop netting, expanded seating and press box and a new ticket booth. Lee has elevated the Mustang baseball program to a level of play that has reached the upper echelon of the NCAA's Division I West Region. From 2012-19, Lee guided the Mustangs to 268 victories, the seventh-highest total among the 24 California schools with Division I baseball programs. Averaging 34 wins per season during those eight campaigns, the victory total is eighth among 46 schools in the NCAA’s West Region. In addition,

Jason Gill Assistant Coach (Recruiting Coordinator/Infielders/Hitters) • Third Season Cal State Fullerton ’96 Jason Gill, former head coach at USC and Loyola Marymount who played for Larry Lee at Cuesta College in the early 1990s, was hired as an assistant coach for the Cal Poly baseball program in July of 2023 and is in his third season with the program. Gill, who has College World Series experience as both a player and coach, and guided Loyola Marymount to the brink of a 2019 NCAA Super Regional appearance, guided USC to 60 wins in three seasons (2020-22). The 2020 campaign was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Trojans winning 10 of 15 games. Gill coached USC to a 25-26 mark in 2021 and 25-28 in 2022. Three Trojans earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors -- catcher Garret Guillemette, third baseman Ben Ramirez (3b) and second baseman Tyresse Turner -- and three others earned honorable mention praise. Pitcher/first baseman Ben Wanger earned second-team All-American honors from Collegiate Baseball in 2020 while pitcher Ethan Hoopingamer was named a freshman All-American, also in 2020 by Collegiate Baseball. With Gill coaching the hitters, Cal Poly produced a .317 team batting average in 2025, the highest mark since the mid-2000s, with 137 doubles (second most in the Mustangs’ 31-year Division I history). Cal Poly led all 307 NCAA Division I schools in 2025 with 701 hits. Gill came to USC after 11 seasons (2009-19) as head coach at Loyola Marymount, where he posted a 322

Logan Denholm Assistant Coach (Catchers/Hitters) • Fourth Season UC Davis ’20 Logan Denholm, a catcher at UC Davis and Sacramento State and more recently a volunteer assistant coach at San Jose State, was hired as Cal Poly's volunteer assistant coach in August 2022. His position was elevated to fulltime in 2024. Denholm is in charge of the catchers and assists Jason Gill with the hitters. Denholm played baseball for four seasons (2017-20) at UC Davis and one more (2021) at Sacramento State before serving as a graduate assistant coach with the Hornets for the 2022 season. Denholm hit .270 with 11 home runs and 83 RBIs in 162 games at UC Davis before transferring to Sacramento State, where he collected five hits in 21 games (nine starts) with a pair of RBIs and five runs scored in 2021. Denholm produced a walk-off RBI single in a 7-6 win over San Francisco and did not commit an error in 27 fielding chances. As a junior at UC Davis in 2019, Denholm hit a career-best .295 with 14 doubles, three home runs, 25 RBIs and 27 runs scored en route to second-team All-Big West Conference honors. He hit .280 as a freshman in 2018 and .295 as a senior in 2020, catching all 24 innings of a 4-3 win over Loyola Marymount, a game that lasted 6 hours, 30 minutes over two days in late February. As a graduate assistant, Denholm assisted primarily with data and analytics responsibilities, as well as baseball operations. He also served as an assistant coach for the Walnut Creek Crawdads summer ball

Mark Armstrong Director of Quality Control • Third Season Cal Poly ’22 Mark Armstrong, a backup catcher for Cal Poly from 2018-22, was hired as a graduate assistant for the 2023 season and was elevated to Director of Quality Control prior to the 2024 season. Armstrong played in 41 games during his Mustang career, producing 10 hits, including three doubles. He twice was named winner of the team's Robin Baggett Scholar-Athlete Award. Armstrong also played for the Santa Maria Reds in two summer ball seasons. Armstrong is a graduate of Paso Robles High School and was named 2017 San Luis Obispo County Player of the Year by The Tribune after a stellar senior season in which he hit .354 with three home runs and called every pitch for a Bearcat staff that compiled a 1.55 ERA. He helped Bearcats to a 26-8 record, a share of the Pac 8 championship and a berth in the semifinal round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 playoffs. Armstrong knocked in 28 runs, stole eight bases and produced 11 doubles and three triples as a senior. He hit .434 as a junior with 10 doubles and a pair of triples. Son of Mark and Marissa Armstrong, Mark has one sister, Jenny. He earned his bachelor's degree in applied mathematics at Cal Poly in March 2022 and completed requirements for a master’s degree in quantitative economics in 2023.

Seth Moir Assistant Coach (Pitchers) • Fourth Season Montana State ’08 Seth Moir, an assistant coach at San Jose State for two seasons, was hired as an assistant coach at Cal Poly in August 2022 and is in charge of the pitching staff. The pitching coach at San Jose State, Moir helped the 2022 Spartans to their first 30-victory season and first winning record (30-29) since 2011 and first-ever appearance in the championship game of the Mountain West Conference Tournament. Darren Jansen earned first-team All-MWC honors while Brady Hill earned 10 saves en route to a spot on the All-MWC second unit. Prior to his two-year stint at San Jose State, Moir spent four years in the Minnesota Twins scouting department. Moir started with the Twins in 2017, serving as the area scout in the Carolinas before moving back to Southern California to scout in 2018. In his time with the Twins, Moir drafted 13 players and signed 10. Outside of his duties as a scout with the Twins, Moir utilized his pitching expertise to join a small team of scouts specializing in the assessments of arm actions and deliveries. In 2017, Moir was invited to be an assistant coach for USA Baseball's Collegiate National Team that went on to win series against Chinese Taipei, Cuba and Japan. The roster included 26 eventual draftees and 14 pitchers, several of whom have already gone on to make their MLB debuts. Prior to joining the Twins organization, Moir served as the Director of Baseball Operations at UCLA for five season