CHICAGO (NCBWA) The National Collegiate Baseball Writers 
 Association (NCBWA) released its National Hitter and Pitcher of the 
 Week awards for the period ending Feb. 8.
Texas Tech junior first baseman Josh Brady has been named National 
 Hitter of the Week, while Long Beach State junior RHP Jered Weaver 
 was named National Pitcher of the Week. The NCBWA Board reviews candidates 
 from each Division I Conference each week and names winners each Tuesday 
 throughout the season.
Brady hit .571 during the three-game series against Campbell, going 8-for-14 
 with two doubles, hitting two home runs and driving in 11 runs in a three-game 
 sweep of Campbell (18-1, 19-4, 9-4). In the second game of the series, Brady 
 went 5-for-5 with four runs scored and six RBIs.
Weaver earned a victory in his first outing of the season, pitching 7.0 
 innings, giving up three hits, striking out six and not walking any, leading 
 the 49ers to a victory over nationally-ranked California. He was on a pitch 
 count, throwing 90 pitches and retired the first nine batters he faced on 
 31 pitches.
Founded in 1962, the NCBWA is dedicated to the advancement of college 
 baseball. Membership is open to writers, broadcasters and publicists of 
 the sport. Members receive a membership card, directory, newsletter updates 
 and official votes in the Howser Award Player of the Year, Regional Player 
 of the Year and NCBWA All-America voting. The NCBWA also sponsors preseason 
 All-American awards, publication and writing contests.
2004 NCBWA Division I Players of the Week:
• Feb. 10: Josh Brady, Texas Tech (Hitter); Jered 
Weaver, Long Beach State (Pitcher)
• Feb. 17: Seth Johnston, Texas (Hitter); David Purcey, Oklahoma (Pitcher)
• Feb. 24: Brian Bixley, Eastern Michigan (Hitter); Adam Gold, 
California and Jason Urquidez, Arizona State (Pitcher)
• March 2: Sean Gaston, Notre Dame and Jed Lowrie, Stanford (Hitter); 
Derek Duclos, Richmond and Derek Hankins, Memphis (Pitcher)
• March 9: Ryan Frith, Southern Miss and Stephen Head, Ole Miss (Hitter); 
Clay Dirks, LSU and Jim Ripley, Kansas State (Pitcher)
• March 16: Connor Robertson, Birmingham-Southern (Hitter); Cliff Russum, 
Southern Miss (Pitcher)
• March 23: Jonathan Batts, UNC Wilmington and Rielly Embrey, San Diego 
State (Hitter); Jarame Beaupre, Delaware and Matt Daley, Bucknell (Pitcher)
• March 30: Warner Jones, Vanderbilt (Hitter); Steve Grasley, Creighton 
and Jered Weaver, Long Beach State (Pitcher)
• April 6: Grant Richardson, Washington State (Hitter); Dennis Bigley, 
Oral Roberts (Pitcher)
• April 13: Brad Corley, Mississippi State (Hitter); Brian Bogusevic, 
Tulane (Pitcher)
• April 20: Todd Kimling, Eastern Michigan and Daniel Stovall, New Mexico 
(Hitter); Tim Layden, Duke and J.P. Howell, Texas (Pitcher)
• April 27: Nic Crosta, Santa Clara and Richard Gianotto, Miami (Hitter); 
Matt Campbell, South Carolina and Zack Zuercher, Rhode Island (Pitcher)
• May 4: Brian Hall, Stanford and Kurt Suzuki, Cal State 
Fullerton (Hitter); Zac Cline, West Virginia and Arik Hempy, South Carolina (Pitcher)
• May 11: Justin Holmes, Georgia and Lee McLean, UNC Wilmington 
(Hitter); Tim Lincecum, Washington and Jered Weaver, Long Beach State (Pitcher)
• May 18: Steve Cavarati, Ohio State and Eric Nielsen, UNLV (Hitter); 
Mike Rogers and Vern Sterry, N.C. State (Pitcher)
• May 25: Josh Ford, Baylor and Andy Hudak, Bowling Green (Hitter); 
Greg Bunn, East Carolina and Jason Windsor, Cal State Fullerton (Pitcher)