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Jesse Darrah
Sacramento State Hornets

2009 Alaska Goldpanners
 Roster • Schedule/Results • Stats • Pictures
104th Midnight Sun Baseball Classic

Position Pitcher
Out of Sacramento State
Bat / Throw Right / Right
Ht / Wt 6-2 ; 190
Born March 28, 1990
Birthplace Fowler, CA

Jesse Darrah was named a Freshman All-American after going 9-2 with a 5.64 ERA in 2009.
He is the first Hornet freshman in history to win nine games and he did not lose a decision after March 7.

2009 AK Goldpanners: Tim Gloyd, MGR • Kevin Higgins • Bret Lachemann • Brandon Harmon • Bobby Davis // Jarod Berggren • Kyle Brule • Stuart Burnett • David Colvin • Derrick Chung • Jesse Darrah • Greg Davis • Alex Gillingham • Brennan Gowans • Scott Greene • Derek Grieve • Jeeter Ishida • Jordan LeGros • Mike McCarthy • Ryan McIntyre • Jesse Meaux • Martin Medina • Nigel Morton • Zach Peek • Andrew Pollack • Jeremy Rodriguez • Justin Schafer • Evan Simonitsch • Sean Timmons • Raoul Torrez • Zach Vawter-Scoggins • Derek Wilson

6/3/2009

TUCSON, Ariz. - Sacramento State freshman righthander Jesse Darrah was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-American team, as announced by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper.

Darrah posted a 9-2 record with a 5.64 ERA during his first season in the Green and Gold, becoming the team's first Freshman All-American during the Division I era (1990-present). Darrah became the first Hornet to amass nine wins since Ethan Katz, who who accomplished the feat in 2005. He is also the first Hornet freshman to collect eight victories during the team’s Division I era.

The Fowler, Calif. native threw a team-leading 83.0 innings, and collected 59 strikeouts on the season. During one stretch of the season, Darrah won five straight starts, and after starting the year 1-2, he did not lose a decision after March 7. In conference play, Darrah was 4-0, and left two additional conference games with leads, although he did not end up factoring in the decision.

Darrah was one of four Western Athletic Conference competitors to earn the honor, along with WAC Freshman of the Year Kolten Wong of Hawai'i, Dusty Robinson of Fresno State and Nevada's Nick Melino.

 

104TH MIDNIGHT SUN GAME
6/21/9 in Fairbanks

 

 

    

2009 Alaska Goldpanners
 Roster • Schedule/Results • Stats • Pictures
104th Midnight Sun Baseball Classic